Edgewood Police: Assist Rankin in Drug Arrests, Items Stolen from Cars

June 8

• police responded to a report of theft from a vehicle on Mifflin Avenue. A resident reported that $5 in change was stolen from the car.
• Police responded to a report of criminal mischief after a resident reported that someone threw a brick through the front window of their car. No items were found missing and the brick was found inside.
• Police assisted on a medical call.
• Police responded to a false alarm with Edgewood Volunteer Fire Department after a local alarm went off. The smoke resulted from burnt food.

June 9

• Police assisted on a medical call.
• Police responded to a report at CW Price in Edgewood Towne Center after a woman left her infant child in the shoe department to go to Kmart. She returned after 40 minutes. Police charged Camille Cox with child endangerment and called Children Youth Services for an investigation.
• Police responded to a fender bender at Edgewood Towne Center.
• Police responded to a theft at Giant Eagle after a man attempted to take two packages of chicken from the hot food section. Giant Eagle is handling the case.
• Police and the fire department responded to a report that there was smoldering mulch at Edgewood Towne Center between Wendy’s and Eat’n Park.

June 10

• Police responded to the Giant Eagle parking lot after a woman accidentally locked her 1-year-old child in the car.
• Megan Johnson was cited for expired registration and driving without insurance after being stopped for a burnt out headlight.

June 11

• Police responded to a report of retail theft at Giant Eagle, which is being handled by the store.
• Police responded to a domestic dispute between two brothers at 102 Elm St. One agreed to leave for the night.
• Edgewood police assisted Wilkinsburg officers with a burglary on Montier. It was a false alarm.

June 12

• Police responded to Kmart for a report of juveniles attempting to steal fireworks.
• Police responded to a medical call at Planet Fitness.
• Police responded to a hit and run accident on Greendale with minimal damage.
• Police responded to a domestic dispute between a couple on Center Street.

June 13

• Police responded to a report that scrap aluminum was taken from a yard on East Hutchinson.
• Police responded to a retail theft at Giant Eagle. The store is handling it.
• Police responded to a theft from a car on Dewey after a gold watch and change were taken from an unlocked car.

June 14

• Police assisted on a medical call.

June 15

• Police responded to a report of retail theft at Kmart after a woman attempted to steal a dress.
• Edgewood police assisted Rankin officers at Hawkins Village after eight men were fleeing after a drug deal. Six men were caught with large amounts of cocaine, marijuana and money.
• Police responded to a retail theft report at Kmart.
• Police responded to a disturbance on Center Street after a woman was reportedly screaming in the street. Nothing was found.
• Police assisted on a medical call.

June 16

• Police received a call about a sink hole on Allenby.
• Akeem Bray was charged with retail theft after attempting to steal a toy and a Father’s Day bag from Kmart valued at $24.98.
• Police responded to a hit and run accident on the Parkway ramp.

June 17

• Police responded to a minor wreck at Edgewood Towne Center.
• Police responded to a domestic dispute at Applebee’s.
• Police responded to a report that a woman was screaming near Oakview. A couple was found and both were advised.