These items have been collected from various police departments.

Wednesday — Police reported a Nigerian fraud scheme has recently targeted several city residents.According to the scheme, Web users are sent e-mails claiming they have won a free iPOD, computer or other prize. Next comes the instruction to provide their names and addresses to collect their winnings by mail.But instead of any prize, those targeted receive a postal package filled with counterfeit travelers' checks. The recipients are instructed to cash the checks and send the money back to a specified address. They are also told they can keep 10 to 15 percent of the money from the phony checks.Police said if the recipients refuse to comply with the instructions, the unknown scammers threaten to send someone to their homes "to confront them over this." Authorities, however, dismissed the threat as a scare tactic.The U.S. Postal Service and police advise anyone who receives packages from the Nigerian scheme to immediately notify authorities.5:04 a.m. Tuesday — Deana Fair, 35, of Butler was cited in a hit-and-run crash that occurred about 5 a.m. Monday when her vehicle struck a car parked at the West North Street home of Shelly Wagner. Fair is charged with accidents involving damage to an unattended vehicle and driving with a suspended license.

7:10 p.m. Tuesday — A sport utility vehicle driven by a 16-year-old boy, who police did not identify, and a pickup truck by Dennis Ryan, 53, both of Fenelton, collided at Fenelton Road and Spring Run Drive in Clearfield Township. Ryan, who was wearing a seal belt, suffered minor injuries.Sunday — An unidentified green vehicle struck a mailbox at Hall Road and Kenbar Lane in Clay Township, and did not stop following the crash. Kenneth Tebay owns the mailbox.

5:50 a.m. Wednesday — A car driven by Phyllis Lewis, 41, of Grove City struck a utility pole and rolled onto its roof along Route 258 in Liberty Township, Mercer County. Lewis was cited for driving too fast for conditions.