• An individual confessed Monday to the latest round of graffiti Saturday and Sunday in the business district.

In order to determine the severity of the charges, police are asking victims to provide cost estimates for the cost of eradicating the graffiti. Contact police Chief Jeffrey Harbin at the Carnegie Municipal Building, 412-279-4245, by fax at 412-276-2770 or by email:jcharbin@carnegiepolice.org.

• Mark Molitaris, 56, of Carnegie, was charged Saturday with public drunkenness on Broadway Street.

• William D. Maglieri, 45, of Carnegie, was charged April 12 and again April 29 with maintaining a nuisance in his backyard after he was accused of violating the borough ordinance against open fires.

After police received repeated calls of complaint, April Stipanovich, 25, of Carnegie, was charged April 25 with violating the borough ordinance against maintaining a disorderly location.

Samuel Maloy, 39, of Washington, Washington County, was charged Saturday with aggravated assault, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, driving under the influence of alcohol, institutional vandalism, resisting arrest, escape and various traffic infractions.

Police were called to the Dollar Tree store at Great Southern Shopping Center where a store employee accused him of being the man who drove through a sidewalk sale display and then fled.

Mr. Maloy was stopped by an officer on Washington Pike, who placed him in a police vehicle because of suspected driving under the influence of alcohol. He then proceeded to kick a window of the police car out and attempted to get out of the car while it was moving, police said. He also fought with officers when they tried to place him in another police car.

A police officer was kicked in the hand and a police car window damaged in the incident.

• Amy Gillespie, 25, of South Side, was charged Saturday with retail theft at Kmart, Chartiers Valley Shopping Center, after store security accused her of trying to leave with $48.73 worth of unpaid merchandise.

• Five teenagers were charged April 26 with underage drinking on the Panhandle Trail.

• Dennis Cirrincione, 38, and David Farquhar, 42, both of Crafton, were charged April 30 with disorderly conduct after police confiscated a compound bow and a 12-gauge shotgun from the men who were hunting for turkey in a wooded area near Ewing Road.

• Richard Young, 27, of Crafton, was charged Saturday with driving under the influence of alcohol, careless driving and driving with an expired registration on Union Avenue.

• James White, 24, of Pittsburgh, was charged Saturday with public drunkenness after he was passed out inside a pick-up truck stopped on Coulter Street, police said.

• A 17-year-old male from Beechview was charged Sunday with theft after he stole a bicycle from a front lawn on Santiago Road.

• Gary Vaught, 46, of Kennedy, was charged Saturday with driving under the influence of alcohol on Clever Road.

• Kimberly DiCicco, 51, of Kennedy, was charged Saturday with public drunkenness, disorderly conduct and harassment by physical contact after she became combative with police after a traffic stop on Clever Road.

• Michael Weller, 56, of Dormont, was charged Sunday with harassment of two females after a traffic accident in the Greentree Road Shops parking lot.

• Nadine Wharton, 40, of Scott, was charged Saturday with disorderly conduct after police were called to her residence for a loud music complaint.

• A resident of the 500 block of Carothers Avenue reported Sunday the theft of her debit card, which was used to make two ATM withdrawals totaling $52.

An employee of Taco Bell on Cochran Road reported April 28 the theft of her wallet, containing about $70 and miscellaneous credit cards from her purse.

• During the night of April 30-May 1, a blue Diamondback Venom bicycle was stolen from the 1200 block of Washington Avenue. The bike has tan spokes, white handlebars and the rear tire was decorated with flames.

• The windshield of a 1993 Saturn parked April 28 off Spikenard Way was smashed with a brick.

• Following an altercation at the PNC automated teller machine on Washington Pike, Eugene McElhinny, 74, of South Fayette, was charged with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct.