Edgewood Police Reports: DUI Arrests, Pills Found, Crack Pipes Confiscated

Nov. 12

• Edgewood police completed patrols.

Nov. 13

• Police responded to a false alarm at Taco Bell.

Nov. 14

• Police completed a criminal background check on Susan Pollick, who is applying to be an crossing guard.
• Police responded to a false alarm at 189 Gordon St.
• Police found recovered property at 150 W. Hutchinson. They took a red Magna Glacier mountain bike back to the station for safe keeping.
• Edgewood police assisted Wilkinsburg officers with a driving under the influence arrest. Joseph Moore was involved in an accident and was found to have a .252 blood alcohol content, according to police reports.

Nov. 15

• Police responded to a call of electrical wires down at 106 Seddon. The electrical company was called.
• Police responded to a call of a disabled vehicle at Elmer and Walnut.
• Police responded to a call of a disabled vehicle on Race Street.
• Edgewood police arrested Joseph Singer near the corner of South Braddock Avenue and West Hutchinson after receiving a report of erratic driving. They also found that he was in possession of 176 Oxycodone pills and 10 Clonazepam pills. He provided a blood sample and was released to his father, according to police.
• Edgewood police assisted state police with a driving under the influence arrest involving the Port Authority. Eric Rankinen had a .143 blood alcohol content, according to police.
• Police responded to a false alarm at the

Nov. 16

• Christina Faller was arrested on charges of access device fraud and possession of crack pipes at 114 Ivy St. She told officers she felt suicidal upon arrival to the station and was transported to Mercy Hospital.
• Police responded to a false alarm at GameStop.