A weekly roundup from the office of Magisterial District Judge Robert Ford.
The following people were charged and scheduled for preliminary hearings Dec. 4 at Leetsdale District Court: Waived Reduced
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Sewickley police say Erin Bush, 25, had been employed two days as an esthetician at Casa Dolce Spa when she stole from a client.
A Pittsburgh woman accused of stealing cash from a day spa client is scheduled to appear Tuesday in court. Erin Bush, 25, failed to appear last week in Leetsdale District Court on charges of theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property. She was placed in the Allegheny County Jail the same day and released on $3,000 bond. Sewickley police said Bush had just been hired as an esthetician at Casa Dolce Spa when she reportedly took $120 on Aug. 24 from a client’s purse. Police said Bush engaged in small talk and rummaged through the woman's purse as the client waited on a nearby table. The client realized $120 was missing when she attempted to retrieve an envelope from her purse. She confronted Bush, who denied taking it, then left …
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David Jablonsky is accused of targeting Sewickley businesses.
A Coraopolis man previously charged with burglarizing Sewickley businesses has been charged again with attempting to break into another borough business. David Jablonsky, 24, of Coraopolis is facing burglary, loitering and prowling at nighttime and simple trespass charges. A hearing has been postponed until Tuesday. According to a criminal complaint, Sewickley police were called June 10 to Sewickley Traditions, 555 Beaver St., for a report of a burglary in progress. The owner, Carl Bauer, told police he was upstairs when he heard two loud bangs so he went outside to investigate. Bauer saw a man later identified as Jablonsky on a red bicycle on his property. After a confrontation, police said Jablonsky fled. Police said found dirt and …
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The following people were charged and scheduled for preliminary hearings June 19 at District Judge Robert Ford's office in Leetsdale: Waived Mark Styula, 18, of Wexford, charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and speeding.Franklin Park police stopped Styul;a’s car April 15 after he was seen speeding to a stop sign at the intersection of Rochester Road and Ingomar Heights Road and Reis Run Road. Police reported a blood-alcohol content of 0.142 percent, higher than the state’s legal limit of 0.08 percent. Patrick Mendicino, 48, of Sewickley charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Sewickley Heights police stopped Medicino’s car May 12 on Blackburn Road after stopping with his high beams at an intersection where he …
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Seman appeared before Leetsdale District Judge Robert Ford Tuesday to answer charges in two additional cases.
A Sewickley man already charged with drunken driving and stealing from a local church was arrested again Friday for throwing his wife down the stairs and threatening to harm her and their infant son. Sewickley police charged Zachary Seman, 21, of Beaver Street, with endangering the welfare of children, simple assault and harassment. He was arraigned and placed in the Allegheny County Jail on $100,000 straight bond. Seman appeared before Leetsdale District Judge Robert Ford Tuesday to answer charges in two other cases. His attorney, Matthew Bungo of Pittsburgh, asked for a bond reduction on the new charges, pointing out that Seman has job obligations and is no longer living with his wife and 18-month-old son. Ford reduced bond to $1,000, …
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From the office of Magisterial District Judge Robert Ford.
The following people were charged and scheduled for preliminary hearings Feb. 21 at District Judge Robert Ford's office in Leetsdale: Held for court Waived Reduced
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The following people were charged and scheduled for preliminary hearings Feb. 7 at District Judge Robert Ford's office in Leetsdale: Waived Reduced Postponed
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From the office of Magisterial District Judge Robert Ford through Dec. 13.
The following people were charged and scheduled for preliminary hearings Dec. 13 at District Judge Robert Ford's office in Leetsdale: Held for court Waived Postponed Withdrawn The following were charged and scheduled for preliminary hearings Dec. 6: Waived Warrant issued Held for Court Reduced Postponed Allegheny County Common Pleas Court Results: On Nov. 2, Charles Buswell, 19, pleaded no contest to one count of simple assault and was sentenced to one year probation. He is not to have any contact with the victim. All other charges in the case were withdrawn.
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Larissa Dudkiewicz
5:04 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012
I think the fact that the client involved is still a loyal customer speaks volumes about the trust the community has in your salon. The fact that you reacted quickly to the incident, dealt with the employee involved and worked with police lets the community know the quality and trustworthiness of your business. Reporting events like this is difficult. But Patch believes the business benefits when… more ›