Homicide suspect arraigned in separate case
A Mercer County man charged with murdering another person in Lyndora was arraigned in Butler County Court on Tuesday on a separate case alleging he lied to police after being found in the man's vehicle in March.
Joshua K. Greaves, 34, was formally arraigned on misdemeanor false identification and possession of a controlled substance charges in county Judge Timothy McCune's courtroom.
He was charged alongside Tiffany N. Hilliard, 30, of Butler, in that case. Both were arraigned and held on $2,500 and $3,500 bail respectively, as well as several bench warrants.
The couple was arrested March 24 after allegedly being found in a vehicle owned by Gregory W. Bosko, 55, of Kittanning, on West Wayne Street. Police responded to a call of people doing drugs in a car. The two allegedly gave false names to police, and once identified, were found to be wanted on bench warrants. Greaves also was allegedly found in possession of three stamp bags of heroin.
A full report will appear in the Butler Eagle.
