Two of the men spent New Year's Eve in the Allegheny County Jail.
Upper St. Clair police have filed charges against three young men suspected of robbing the St. Clair Mini Market in November. David A. Piatt and Matthew C. McDonald, both from Washington, PA, spent New Year's Eve in the Allegheny County Jail on $250,000 bond. Both men are charged with robbery, criminal conspiracy, recklessly endangering another person and possessing a handgun. A third man, Charles Clark, is also a suspect, but was not yet arraigned as of Monday, Dec. 31. Piatt and McDonald's preliminary hearings are scheduled with district Judge Robert Wyda on Jan. 7. The victim, who is a father from Bethel Park, was held at gunpoint in the St. Clair Mini Market on Route 19 on Nov. 5. The suspects got away with about $650. The suspects are…
A 19-year-old man was arrested and warrants have been issued for three other suspects. Northern Regional Police say the four are sought for robberies in Washington, PA; Chartiers Township; Wexford and Castle Shannon.
A 19-year-old Washington County man has been arrested and warrants have been issued for three other suspects charged with being involved in multiple robberies, including one in Upper St. Clair, according to Northern Regional Police Chief T. Robert Amann. The individuals are also suspected in robberies in Wexford, Washington, Chartiers Township and Castle Shannon. Matthew McDonald was arrested Nov. 21 in Chartiers Township and charged with robbery, criminal conspiracy and theft in the BP case, the chief said. McDonald is being held in the Washington County Jail. Amann said police have obtained warrants for three others—Travis Hallam, 19; David Piatt, 21; and Charles Clark Jr., 21. All three are from the Washington, PA, area. Clark rented …
william atwell
7:45 am on Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Good! Glad they caught them!! Just wonder if officer Klein let the young pup use his handy dandy notebook? (I hear blues clues). Poor Lt Englert having to work extra to make sure the township is safe!! The Chief of Police should be proud of his officers for making this come to a quick conclusion!! I am sure will make the community feel better more ›