Crime & Safety
Update on Bloody Disturbance at Eat’n Park and More Whitehall Police News
Illegal entries and vehicle damage, as well, in these Whitehall Borough police briefs from Nov. 20-28.
Update on Bloody Disturbance at Eat’n Park
The is charging Robert Bryan Weisen, 22, of 1315 Rodgers St. in Pittsburgh's Lincoln Place neighborhood, with assault, harassment and disorderly conduct stemming from a Nov. 20 incident at the on Route 51.
. Weisen was the blood-covered man causing a disturbance in the parking lot.
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Illegal Entry on Parkline Drive
The police received a call from a custodian for Skytop Village in the area at around 10:45 a.m. on Nov. 22. The custodian was reporting recent damage to a door there that leads to an area for storage lockers.
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Police officers arrived at the scene—in the 1600 block of Parkline Drive—to meet the custodian, who showed them that someone had pried a doorframe open to gain entry. However, no entry was made to any of the lockers.
The estimated damage to the doorframe is $500. Police are investigating.
Illegal Entry on Stilley Road
A resident from Stilley Road contacted the Whitehall police at around 2:12 p.m. on Nov. 26 to report that someone had recently broken a small glass windowpane at her home in order to gain access to her garage area.
However, due to what Whitehall police Chief Donald R. Dolfi called "good crime prevention tactics," the person could not enter the garage despite unlocking a deadbolt because the resident had placed a barrier wedge behind the access door.
Vehicle Damage at Caste Village
A victim came into the Whitehall police station at around 5:36 p.m. on Nov. 28 to report that someone had recently damaged that victim’s vehicle in the parking lot.
The victim told police that the vehicle was parked near the PNC Bank at Caste Village at around 3:45 p.m. that day. The victim shopped around for 15 minutes and came back to find damage to the rear left quarter panel of the 2010 black Kia sedan.
No other vehicles were parked nearby when the victim finished shopping, but Dolfi said that the front right bumper area of another vehicle most likely caused the damage.
Dolfi has asked anyone with information related to the incident to call the Whitehall police at 412-884-1100.
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