Here's a look at the cases heard by Judge Thomas Caulfield last week.
Forest Hills District Justice Thomas Caulfield heard the following cases on May 1: ______________________ "Like" Patch on Facebook. | Follow us on Twitter. | Sign up for our daily email newsletter.
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Judge Kim M. Hoots holds two men for court, another waives preliminary hearing.
District Judge Kim M. Hoots handled the following cases in her Wilkinsburg courtroom on Oct. 11: _______________________ Forest Hills-Regent Square Patch is on Facebook and on Twitter. Don't forget to sign up for our daily email newsletter by clicking here.
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Swissvale and Allegheny County police are investigating the alleged incident.
District Judge Kim M. Hoots handles this and several other cases in her Wilkinsburg courtroom last week.
Aaron White, 38, of 108 Kelvington Dr., Monroeville, waived his right to a preliminary hearing before District Judge Kim M. Hoots on Sept. 27 on charges of false identification to law enforcement officers, false report/falsely incriminate another, failure to carry license, driving while operating privileges suspended or revoked, and operating a vehicle without the required financial responsibility. Wilkinsburg police filed the charges after White gave the name, date of birth, Social Security number and address of his brother after a traffic stop on April 3. On May 1, the brother reported that he had received a notice from district court that his driving privileges would be suspended for failure to respond to a citation issued for the …
See the results from hearings handled last week by District Judge Thomas Caulfield in his Forest Hills courtroom.
The following are the outcomes of cases heard by District Judge Thomas Caulfield on Sept. 26 in his Forest Hills courtroom: _______________________ Forest Hills-Regent Square Patch is on Facebook and on Twitter. Don't forget to sign up for our daily email newsletter by clicking here.
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After being attacked in the Strip District, a Regent Square man was left with a fractured jaw, loose teeth, astronomical bills—and a throng of neighbors lending their help.
When William Reed Wingo went out one Saturday, he figured on it being a wild night—“wild” by his standards, anyway. He finished work (he’s the catering manager at Square Café in Regent Square), went for a six-mile run (he’s also the founder of the Square Run Club), and headed to the Strip District to go dancing. “A wild Saturday night for me is dancing at 11 and being home by 1 and in bed,” Wingo said. The night got crazier than he anticipated—before it even began. According to Wingo, he was walking along Smallman Street past the Heinz History Center around 11 p.m. A group of five men were in front of him. One turned around and “sucker-punched” him in the face, Wingo said, knocking his head back into a wall. Wingo heard his jaw crack, then…
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District Judge Thomas Caulfield hears cases in Forest Hills courtroom Sept. 12.
District Judge Thomas Caulfield heard eight cases in his Forest Hills courtroom last week in which all the defendants had either driving under the influence or assault charges pending against them.
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The latest Forest Hills police reports.
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The weekly report of cases heard by District Judge Thomas Caulfield in his Forest Hills courtroom.
The following is a list of cases heard in district court in Forest Hills before Judge Thomas Caulfield on Aug. 22. _______________________ Forest Hills-Regent Square Patch is on Facebook and on Twitter. Don't forget to sign up for our daily email newsletter by clicking here.
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4:49 am on Thursday, September 13, 2012
I know the bath salts guy. Another person the police may be interested in is Andrew slover. Lives in forest hills and sells 28 grams of Mdma at a time. Somebody need to put a end to these crazy drugs. more ›
The latest from Forest Hills Police.
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Nina Wolf
6:38 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
But the story is about William, and the incredible support he IS getting. And let's not lose sight of that. A terrific community, a supportive network of friends, and a great place to work may be the best insurance one can have. more ›