• Deborah Paige, 48, of Carnegie, was charged Friday with three counts of possession of crack cocaine, three counts of possession of crack cocaine with intent to deliver, three counts of delivery of crack cocaine, three counts of criminal use of a communication facility, and two counts of criminal conspiracy.

Clifford D. Brice, 40, also of Carnegie, was charged three days later with two counts each of possession of crack cocaine, possession with intent to deliver crack cocaine, delivery of crack cocaine and criminal use of a communication facility.

The offenses date back to September.

• Ronald G. Shaw, 66, of Oakdale, was charged last Thursday with driving under the influence of alcohol, careless driving and driving on the wrong side of the road on Jefferson Street.

• Andrew C. Loreski, 18, of Carnegie, was charged Sunday with retail theft at the Mini-Mart on Third Street.

• Victor L. Morgan-El, 23, of Carnegie, was charged Nov. 12 with simple assault following a domestic violence incident on Chestnut Street.

• Christopher Jacobs, 27, whose last known address was in Moon, was arrested Nov. 11 on a warrant issued by Carnegie police for receiving stolen property in October. He was turned over after having been in Night Court on an unrelated charge.

• After police observed him Tuesday on Washington Avenue, Christopher Houghton, 24, of Carnegie, was arrested on a warrant issued by Pittsburgh Police charging him with assault, harassment, criminal trespass and recklessly endangering another person.

• Charles A. Ragland, Jr., 19, of Carnegie, was charged Tuesday with underage drinking on Washington Avenue.

• On Nov. 11, Noble Auto Sales, Campbells Run Road, reported the thefts of a $100 Kenwood CD player and a $275 E-plane radio from cars in their lot.

• A 17-year-old male juvenile was charged Nov. 11 with underage drinking and disorderly conduct at Cici's Pizza, Chartiers Valley Shopping Center.

• Jessica Nolan, 18, of Crafton, and a juvenile, were charged Nov. 11 with disorderly conduct after complaints of loud music.

• A mountain bike was turned in Nov. 12 by a Richmond Street resident who said it had been in his driveway for two days.

• Crafton Crime Watch has reported that between 1:30 p.m. Nov. 10 and 4:50 a.m. Nov. 11, an IPOD, an I-phone, cash and car keys were stolen from a Norma Street house and two box speaker and amplifiers were stolen from a vehicle parked outside the house.

• A man entered a home in the 1500 block of Barr Avenue through a rear unlocked door on Saturday. When he was confronted by the resident, he claimed he was from Equitable Gas and needed to check the meters.

Crafton Crime Watch reported that when the man asked if anyone else was home, the resident told him that police had been called so he fled in an Oldsmobile Cutlass, 4-door, light blue vehicle.

• Christopher Schneider, 30, of Crafton, was charged Sunday with driving under the influence of alcohol, fleeing and eluding, stop signs, careless driving, reckless driving, failure to drive on the correct side of the road, driving too fast for conditions and failure to wear a seat belt after he was accused of speeding away from police and crashed his vehicle on Crafton Boulevard at Josephine Street.

• Matthew Hahne, 44, of Pittsburgh, was charged Friday with public intoxication at Pacific Pride, 630 Moon Clinton Road.

• Tyrone Burse Sr., 42, of Pittsburgh, has been charged with theft and receiving stolen property in conjunction with the thefts of two roll-off dumpsters between Oct. 17 and 24 on Route 30 in Imperial.

• Following a traffic stop, Anthony Tutino, 44, of Stahlstown, Westmoreland County, was charged last Thursday with providing false identification to law enforcement, making false reports to law enforcement, identity theft, driving with a suspended license and driving without insurance.

• After he was accused of taking and using his girlfriend's car Nov. 14 without her permission, police issued a warrant for Edmund Borczuch, 35, of Heidelberg, for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The car has been returned, but the warrant remains.

• Joshua Finnegan, 21, of Pleasant Hills, was charged Nov. 5 with fraud after he was accused of purchasing $609 worth of auto parts using someone else's debit card.

• Michael Curran, 46, of Coraopolis, was charged Nov. 12 with harassment after a confrontation in the St. Malachy School parking lot.

• Paul Gratzmiller, 61, of Bridgeville, was charged Nov. 6 with driving under the influence of alcohol, accidents involving damage to attended vehicle, driving under suspension, reckless driving and driving without insurance after a two-vehicle accident on Steubenville Pike at Lorish Road.

• Heather George, 35, of South Heights, was charged Nov. 6 with theft and receiving stolen property after she was accused of taking $1,345 from Allegheny Valley School where she is employed.

• Jodi Fram, 36, of Weirton, W.Va., was charged Oct. 31 with retail theft and receiving stolen property after she was accused of stealing $59 worth of merchandise from Sears.

• Robert Kenny, 52, of Reisterstown, Md., was charged Oct. 30 with simple assault, disorderly conduct and harassment after he was accused of assaulting his 20-year-old son on Steubenville Pike after a dispute.

• Josh Watson, 27, of South Fayette, was charged Nov. 11 with theft at the GetGo convenience store, Cochran Road, where he was employed, after an investigation by store loss prevention personnel and township police. He has been accused of stealing cash from the register, safe and lottery fund over a period of time.

• William Zapf, 35, of Carnegie, was charged Sunday with driving under the influence of alcohol on Washington Avenue.

• Michael Morris, 32, of Scott, was charged last Thursday with simple assault following a domestic violence incident on Glenn Avenue.

• Jeffrey Server, 27, of Monroeville, was charged Friday with assault after a fight between himself and another employee working at the Providence Point construction site, Kane Boulevard.

• Ritam Kharbanda, 29, of Scott, was charged Friday with harassment following an investigation of an incident that involved an altercation between her and her roommate.

• Three persons were charged Nov. 14 with disorderly conduct after they were accused of using a sling slot to shoot metal pellets at a house on Campbell Avenue. They are: Matthew Gamble, 18, of Scott; Charles Tranter IV, 18, of Collier; and Patrick Slabe, 18, of Scott. They were apprehended by Bridgeville police in Bridgeville after the victims provided a description of the vehicle they were driving.