Christina E. Hale
FRACKVILLE — A Frackville woman charged by Butler Township police with a trespass incident had charges against her held for court after she failed to appear for her preliminary hearing before Magisterial District Judge Christina E. Hale.
Elizabeth A. Treshock, 33, of 803 Washington St., was scheduled to appear on charges of defiant trespass, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia filed by Butler Township police Patrolman Raymond Horan.
In Treshock’s absence, Hale held all charges to Schuylkill County Court and requested a warrant be issued for the woman’s arrest.
Horan charged Treshock with entering the property of Susan Auld at 11 Gordon Road on July 11 despite being told not to do so.
Horan said that Auld found a purse inside her vehicle that was parked on the property and that a subsequent search found a card with Treshock’s name on it and also marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
Other court cases included:
Kyle A. Rockwell, 31, of 245 Preston Ave., Girardville; waived for court: unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, driving without a license, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
James A. Swartz, 20, of 525 W. Morris St., Frackville; waived for court: DUI-controlled substance.
Laura Ann Pavloski, 34, of 624 First Ave., Box 89, Wilburton; waived for court: possession of marijuana, DUI-controlled substance and driving an unregistered vehicle.
Henry W. Davies, 39, of 1032 Brock St., Ashland; withdrawn: aggravated assault, simple assault, terroristic threats, recklessly endangering another person and disorderly conduct.
Francis E. Ney III, 34, of 246 Ohio Ave., Shenandoah; waived for court: stalking, recklessly endangering another person, harassment and driving while operating privileges are suspended or revoked.
Jane M. Sondej, 59, of 100 Douglas Drive, Greenfield Township; withdrawn: accidents involving damage to attended vehicle or property, disregard for single traffic lane and failure to stop and give information or render aid. Sondej also pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal mischief.