Greenville Police Department

08/10/2026

The Greenville Police Department is currently investigating multiple acts of vandalism that occurred in the area of Chambers Avenue and Second Avenue. The incidents took place sometime overnight between Sunday, August 9th, and the morning of Monday, August 10th.

We are asking residents in this immediate neighborhood to check their Ring doorbells, home security cameras, or vehicle dashcams recorded during those hours for any footage of suspicious individuals or activity.

If you have any footage, witnessed anything unusual, or have information that could assist in this investigation, please reach out to us:

Investigating Officer: Patrolman Deven Simpson

Case Reference Number: 26-0001745

Department Contact: Contact the Greenville Police Department at (724) 662-6110

Thank you for your assistance in keeping our neighborhood safe. Community tips play a vital role in resolving these incidents.

07/04/2026

07/04/2026

Come and see us at the Greenville Car Show!

05/25/2026

Thank-you too all who served

04/10/2026

***Attempt to identify ***
In the early morning hours on April 10th. This individual attempted to break into a local business. Please call Mercer County Dispatch at
724. 662. 6110. Callers can remain anonymous.

03/21/2026

PA - Greenville Police Department Pennsylvania Concerns of Police Survivors

RODNEY K. WENTLING

Patrolman Rodney Wentling was shot and killed while approaching a stolen vehicle occupied by three juveniles at a used car lot at 192 South Mercer Street at 1:15 am.

The boys were captured five hours later by state troopers in Corry, Pennsylvania, after a chase that ended when their stolen vehicle crashed.

The 15-year-old suspect who fired the fatal shot was convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 10 to 20 years on April 24, 1967.

Rodney K. Wentling Park in Greenville is named in his honor.

03/16/2026

2/10/2026- Elizabeth Mccarl-Brick, 32, of Greenville, was charged with False Reports to Law Enforcement to Incriminate Another and Fictious Reporting.

2/15/2026- Richard hovis, 61m of Greenville was charged with Simple Assault and Harassment. Hovis had struck the victim in the face and head several times with a closed fist before leaving for his residence.

2/18/2026- Blake Bowers, 18, of Greenville, was charged with Fleeing and Officer, Reckless Driving, Recklessly Endangering Another Person, and numerous other traffic related offenses. At around 1:00 PM an Officer initiated a traffic stop when Bowers was observed to drive down a Do Not Enter Zone, the vehicle failed to stop and fled, approaching speeds of 100 MPH down Conneaut Lake Road.

219/2026- Officers responded to a reportable motor vehicle crash in the area of South Main St for a vehicle that had crashed into a pole. An elderly female took a turn in the area too sharply resulting in the collision. The driver reported no injuries to EMS at the scene. The vehicle was required to be towed.

2/23/2026- Jon Bone, 46, of Greenville, was charged with a PFA violation which was violated by text messages sent to the victim.

2/24/2026- Donald Copeland, 36, of Greenville, was charged with a PFA violation when he called the victim and left a voicemail intended to alarm, as well as sending pictures of himself holding sh***un shells.

2/25/2026- Rhonda Hockenberry , 51, of Fredonia, was charged with Bad Checks after the conclusion of an investigation that began in November.

2/26/2026- A juvenile was charged with Criminal Mischief after they kicked in the front door of a house in the area of Race St, resulting in severe damage to the door.

3/2/2026- Officers responded to a reportable accident in the area of College Ave and Packard Ave where the driver failed to negotiate the turn resulting in a collision with a state roadway sign and Thiel College property sign. The driver reported no injuries to EMS at the scene. The vehicle was required to be towed.

3/6/2026- Malachi Jackson, 20, of Akron Ohio, was arrested on a warrant out of York Pa for Aggravated Assault, as well as charged with License Required to Engage in Soliciting, when he was discovered to be going door to door asking residents about their electricity bills.

3/6/2026- Joshua Euard, 42, of Greenville, was arrested for DUI in the area of West Main St and North Front St. He was released to a sober individual after a DUI investigation was conducted.

3/8/2026- Michelle Butler, 53, currently homeless, was arrested for Public Intoxication and Possession of Controlled Substances when they were discovered to be behaving abnormally in a business at College Ave and Main St. Butler was also discovered to have warrants for Retail Theft. She was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

3/9/2026- Jeff Anderson, 38, of Greenville, was arrested on warrants out of Trumbell County Ohio as well as local warrants for failure to pay fines. He was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

3/9/2026- A juvenile was charged with Criminal Mischief for smashing glass windows and doors at a business in the area of Grant St and Main St.

3/10/2026- Officers responded to a reportable motor vehicle accident in the area of Columbia Ave and East Ave. Vehicle 1 allegedly failed to stop at a Stop sign travelling east, colliding with Vehicle 2 on Columbia Ave. No drivers reported injuries to EMS on scene. Both vehicles were required to be towed.

3/11/2026- Audrey Potase, 44, of Greenville, was arrested on multiple traffic warrants as well as a warrant for bad checks.

3/14/2026- Officers responded to a reportable motor vehicle accident in the area of S Mercer St and Hamburg Rd. Vehicle 1 pulled out onto S Mercer Rd colliding with Vehicle 2. No injuries were reported to EMS at the scene. Vehicle 2 was required to be towed. The driver of vehicle 2, Jon Bone, 46, of Greenville, was arrested for a warrant out of Trumbell County for failure to appear.

All individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty.

03/13/2026

ROAD CLOSURE:

South Mercer will be shut down from Columbia Ave to Stewart Ave due to fallen trees and power lines.

02/26/2026

May be in Greenville area

Update: 03-02-2026
JUVENILE HAS BEEN LOCATED!
Thank you to everyone who has shared this post and assisted our agency. The City of Warren Police Department is looking for a missing Runaway Juvenile. Any information please contact 814-723-2700

02/09/2026

1/19/2026- Demario Ingram, 19, of Greenville, was arrested for retail theft. Ingram grabbed a pregnancy test and ran out of the store according to staff.

1/21/2026- Richard Keppel, 43, of Greenville, was charged with Simple Assault and Harassment resulting from a domestic incident that originated near Mercer St.

1/24/2026- At around 3:00 AM, Officers observed a reportable accident at West Main St and South Diamond. The vehicle hit a patch of ice while travelling west on West Main St and was unable to turn due to ice and went over a sidewalk and into a stop sign and parked vehicle. The vehicle required towing, the driver did not report any injuries.

1/24/2026- David Brock, 44, of Jamestown, was arrested on warrants out of the District Attorney’s office as well as Michigan. At around 12:46 PM he was encountered during a traffic stop. Brock was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

1/24/2026- Daniel Mcquiston, 56, of Greenville, was arrested for DUI. At around 9:37 PM an Officer observed Mcquiston’s vehicle driving in the middle of the roadway, making and improper turn and drove onto the curb of a business in the area of Main St and College Ave. After a DUI investigation, Mcquiston was released to a sober individual.

1/24/2026- Sarah Prugh, 42, of Greenville, was arrested for DUI. She was discovered operating a vehicle in the area of Main St and College Avenue. She was released to a sober individual after a DUI investigation was completed.

1/26/2026- Frank Folsom, 20, of New Gloucester Maine, was arrested for Assault and Terroristic Threats resulting from a domestic incident. At around 4 AM, officers responded to a domestic incident where Folsom was found to be highly intoxicated. It was discovered that he had assaulted multiple victims with his hands, a snow shovel and threatened them with a knife. Folsom was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

1/28/2026- At around 5:00 PM, a commercial truck and trailer collided with street signs in the area of Lancaster Ave and York St. National Fuel inspected the nearby gas line and found no damage. The driver was cited for careless driving.

1/30/2026- Stephen Hensen, 33, was arrested for Motor Vehicle Theft and False Identification to Law Enforcement. At around 10:00 PM, the owner of a vehicle reported that it had been stolen in front of them. The vehicle was located at Sheetz in Greenville and the suspect was arrested. Hansen refused to identify himself to Law Enforcement. Hensen was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

2/2/2026- Brandi Haun was arrested on warrants out of the District Attorney’s Office. She was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

2/6/2026- At around 8:15 AM, Officers responded to a reportable motor vehicle accident at Main St and Columbia Ave. A pickup truck attempted to break and slid into the back of a schoolbus due to icy road conditions. Two passengers of the bus were evaluated for minor injuries by EMS. The pickup truck required towing due to damage rendering the vehicle inoperable. The driver of the pickup truck was cited for driving too fast for conditions.

2/7/2026- Barbie Bowers,61, was arrested for warrants for failure to appear. She was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

2/7/2026- Payge Linkenheimer, 30, of Pittsburgh, was arrested for retail theft. Linkenheimer was found at Sheetz opening food items as well as alcoholic beverages and eating them. Store staff reported she had been in the store for roughly 6 hours. She was committed to the Mercer County Jail.

2/7/2026- Officers responded to a reportable motor vehicle accident on Clarksville St wen a pickup truck went off of the roadway and sheered a telephone pole, requiring the street to be closed for an extended period while Penn Power remedied the power lines. No injuries were reported. The juvenile driver was arrested for DUI and released to a sober guardian after a DUI investigation.



All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty.