Girlfriend Charged For Beating Boyfriend With A Frying Pan
State police reported on Monday, October 17 at 6:30 p.m. that Elaine Pedro, age 24 of Enon Valley, intentionally attacked her boyfriend. The victim reported that in the morning of Sunday, October 14, Pedro hit him on the back left side of his head with a frying pan, scratched the left side of his face, the lower right side of his neck, and his right hand with her fingers that caused visible injury.
When police were speaking with the victim, they observed a small bump on the back left side of his head, along with scratch marks in the areas he had reported. However, police then took the boyfriend into custody due to Pedro stating that she had been assaulted her boyfriend previously on the morning of Sunday, October 14. The information provided was deemed relevant to the information provided.
Pedro has been charged with harassment and simple assault.
Local Man Tazed For Drunken Rampage
Michael Cleckley, 30, of Ellwood City paid the Ellwood City Police a visit on Sunday, October 28. Cleckley was reportedly extremely drunk and causing a public disturbance by going around and yelling outside of the Municipal Building. When police went to ask him so be quiet, Cleckley walked towards the officer and began directing his screaming rampage at him. Cleckley then began to claim he had been stabbed with a knife, and proceeded to show police a completely unscathed arm. It was then when the officer tried to calm him down, but Cleckley only made threats towards the officer.
The officer then informed him that he was under arrest, to which Cleckley refused and attempted to square up with the officer who was arresting him. Cleckley was dragged into a cell where he proceeded to refuse to go into the cell and make threats to other officers.
Cleckley was then warned three times before he was tazed. He was released in the morning and pending summons.
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