BRADFORD, Pa. — A Bradford man was apprehended on an outstanding warrant Tuesday afternoon on Jefferson Street.
Timothy Schuster, 20, whose address is listed both as Bolivar Drive and homeless, is charged with flight to avoid apprehension.
According to the criminal complaint, about 4 p.m. Tuesday, two officers were traveling north on Jefferson Street when they recognized Schuster walking south. The officers knew there was an active warrant for Schuster for allegedly absconding from probation. Schuster tried to cover his face, but the officers stopped the patrol car and one started to get out. Schuster began to run from them and entered a wooded area. Several more officers responded to the area and Schuster was apprehended.
He was arraigned Friday afternoon before District Judge Dom Cercone and remanded to jail on $5,000 bail. He is scheduled to appear in Central Court on Thursday.
The probation warrant on which Schuster was arrested appears to be from a 2018 charge of resisting arrest in Foster Township.
Osceola man charged with robberyGALETON — An Osceola man is facing a felony robbery charge for allegedly grabbing a woman’s cellphone from her at a store in Ulysses.
Wade Knickerbocker, 34, of 42 Camp Brook Road, is charged with robbery, a third-degree felony, theft, a second-degree misdemeanor, and harassment, a summary offense.
According to court records, around 3 p.m. on Aug. 4, the female victim was at a store in Ulysses when Knickerbocker, her then-boyfriend, confronted her and forcefully removed her cell phone from her. He did not give the phone back. Its estimated value is $700, the complaint alleged.
Knickerbocker was arraigned before District Judge Christopher Kalacinski and released on $10,000 unsecured bail. He is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on Sept. 9.
