The following items were collected from various police departments:

Feb. 1 — Olivia M. Lascuola, 18, of Butler, was charged with DUI, related to a Dec. 30 traffic stop on West Jefferson Street near Wagner Avenue in Butler.

Police said they stopped the vehicle for a broken brake light. Police said they smelled marijuana and field sobriety tests showed Lascuola was impaired.

Police said a later blood test showed positive results for a controlled substance.

Feb. 1 — Davondre L. Bruce, 26, of Pittsburgh, was charged with felony and misdemeanor charges for allegedly running from police during a Jan. 28 traffic stop on East Jefferson Street in Butler.

Police said the windows of the vehicle were tinted, and the vehicle did not stop after the lights and siren were turned on.

Police said Bruce later abandoned the vehicle, and the vehicle’s owner told them Bruce had been driving it. Police said the vehicle’s owner suggested Bruce ran because of an outstanding warrant.

Jan. 28 — Eric J. Easley, 27, of Butler, was charged with misdemeanor simple assault related to a Jan. 27 incident with his girlfriend.

Police said they spoke with the girlfriend, who claimed the two were arguing when Easley pulled his vehicle away while one of the doors was open. Police said the open door knocked the girlfriend down, and while Easley pulled away, a tire rolled onto her hand.

Police said Easley made no attempt to stop and continued driving.

4:24 p.m. Feb. 6 — Himanshu Ropia, 35, of Pittsburgh, was arrested and charged with misdemeanor retail theft, related to items stolen from Walmart in Cranberry Township.

Police said employees stopped Ropia after he failed to pay for about $345 worth of items.

Feb. 5 — Dale L. Kriess, 55, of Butler Township, was charged with misdemeanor simple assault and disorderly conduct, related to an incident on the 200 block of Wakiki Street.

Police said they found Kriess and a woman, both drunk. Police said Kreiss was bleeding from the forehead. Police said the woman told an officer she threw a cell phone at Kreiss after the two were arguing.

Police said the woman said Kreiss then knocked her to the ground and told her he would kill her. Police said Kreiss admitted to “putting hands” on the woman.

Feb. 4 — Chad A. Anderson, 28, of Sligo, was charged with theft, related to a stolen well pump from a home on the 500 block of Parker Pike in Allegheny Township.

Police said the homeowner told officers he hired Anderson to replace the pump, but they also told Anderson they wanted to keep the old pump. Police said the homeowner claimed Anderson took the pump after the replacement.

Police said Anderson told officers one of his employees took the pump from the job site, despite being told to leave it.

Feb. 3 — Timothy J. Lavery, 19, of Butler, was charged with DUI, stemming from a Jan. 6 traffic stop in the Clearview Mall parking lot.

Police said they stopped the vehicle after watching it do donuts and “slaloming” grocery carts in the parking lot. Police said they smelled marijuana in the vehicle. Police said they only conducted one sobriety test, which showed Lavery was impaired, because of blowing snow and freezing temperatures.

Police said a later drug evaluation showed further signs of impairment. Police said Lavery declined to have his blood tested, but said he may have Xanax in his system.

Feb. 3 — Timothy J. Hindman, 62, of Boyers, was charged with misdemeanor theft and strangulation, related to an incident Dec. 31 on the 300 block of Eau Claire Road in Venango Township.

Police said they found Hindman’s ex-girlfriend walking through a field toward a house. Police said the ex claimed she confronted Hindman about their relationship issues, and in response he grabbed her wallet and phone and then choked her.

The ex told officers that Hindman then left, and she could not find her items. Police said they could not make contact with Hindman.

Feb. 2 — Taylor D. Hayden, 29, of Butler, was charged with DUI, stemming from a Jan. 28 traffic stop in Summit Township.

Police said they stopped the vehicle for swerving in its lane and leaving the high-beams on as they approached another vehicle. Police said they smelled alcohol in the vehicle, and field sobriety tests showed Hayden was impaired.

Police said a later breath test showed Hayden’s blood-alcohol content at .147%, and in Pennsylvania a level of .08% or greater is considered intoxicated.