11/2/26 Daily Log | Hanover Borough Police Department - CRIMEWATCH

A Weekend Log of Minor Collisions, Domestic Disputes, and Disorderly Citations in Hanover

Over a span of roughly seventy-two hours ending Monday morning, the Hanover Borough Police Department logged a steady stream of property-damage crashes, street disturbances, domestic arguments, and retail theft allegations across town, CRIMEWATCH reported.

The activity spanned from Friday morning, October 30, through the early hours of Monday, November 2, capturing a snapshot of municipal police response in Hanover, Pennsylvania. While the weekend brought no reported injuries from vehicle collisions, officers fielded numerous calls regarding neighborhood disputes, loitering, and public intoxication.

Vehicle Crashes Cluster on Friday Morning

The weekend’s incident log began heavily on Friday, October 30, with a flurry of minor traffic crashes occurring within a narrow window before noon. At 1045, an unknown vehicle and trailer struck a parked 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis owned by Delores Zepp of Hanover in the 200 block of Baltimore Street, fleeing the scene without injuries or the need for towing.

Just minutes later at 1050, a motor vehicle theft was reported in the 300 block of W. Middle Street, with the police investigation continuing. That was followed at 1102 by a collision at Eichelberger Street and Stock Street, where a 2014 Chevrolet Spark operated by David Zepp of Hanover struck a 2013 Ford F-150 driven by Joseph Erb, also of Hanover.

Traffic incidents continued at 1156 at Wilson Avenue and Broadway, where a 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe driven by Allison Boring of Manchester, Maryland, struck a 2019 Chevrolet Suburban operated by Angela Herrington of Littlestown. Moments later at 1201, a fourth crash occurred at Wilson Avenue and an unnamed roadway involving a 2022 Ford Edge operated by Toby Stewart of New Oxford and a 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe driven by Mia Laughman of Gettysburg. No injuries were reported, and towing was not required in any of these daytime collisions.

Disturbances and Weekend Citations

As Friday evening approached, police shifted focus toward street disturbances and domestic calls. At 1809, officers checked on a suspicious male loitering in the road at Grant Drive and Holly Court, though he was not located. Evening calls included a disorderly male in the 100 block of Carlisle Street at 1905, a domestic argument between a man and a woman on the same block at 1922, and a disorderly female in the 100 block of N. Franklin Street at 2013 who was located and warned by police.

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Saturday, October 31, brought Halloween activity and several formal citations. At 0530, a suspicious male loitering on private property in the 200 block of High Street was gone before officers arrived. By daylight, police issued multiple citations:

At 0703, Angel Hinkle, age 47 of Hanover, was cited for disorderly conduct in the 300 block of High Street.
At 1425, disorderly juveniles were reported in the 500 block of Broadway, prompting an ongoing investigation.
At 1523, Russell Buckingham, age 49 of Hanover, was cited for disorderly conduct on Center Square.
At 1531, another group of disorderly juveniles was reported in the 100 block of Park Avenue, having left before police arrived.
At 1557, Omar Trigueros, age 26 of Hanover, was cited for public drunkenness in the first block of N. Franklin Street.

Saturday night closed with another suspicious person report in the 1200 block of Carlisle Street at 2041, where the subject was gone upon police arrival, and a domestic argument between a man and a woman in the 200 block of Locust Street at 2205.

Sunday and Monday Police Log Conclusions

Sunday, November 1, opened with a report at 0025 of a disorderly male knocking on a residential door in the 200 block of Locust Street, though he had left before police could intervene. Daytime and evening hours brought further domestic friction, including a morning argument between a man and a woman in the 100 block of York Street at 0910, and back-to-back roommate disputes in the 300 block of High Street at 1805 and 1845.

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Later Sunday night, a domestic argument between a man and a woman was reported at 2147 in the 500 block of Broadway. At 2354, retail theft charges became pending against a 21-year-old York man following an incident at a business in the 100 block of Carlisle Street.

The log concluded early Monday morning, November 2, at 0302, when police noted that a charge of harassment was pending against a 35-year-old Gettysburg man following a domestic altercation in the 300 block of Centennial Avenue.

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