Clearfield Police Department

Cat found decapitated in Clearfield park

CLEARFIELD — The next time Jana Taylor takes her dog for a walk in the park, she plans to carry pepper spray and her cellphone. Those two precautions, she said, may help her catch whoever is responsible for decapitating cats.

Clearfield sets curfew for students

CLEARFIELD -- A new ordinance gives peace officers more power when dealing with youths who are cutting school.

Similar to efforts in neighboring cities, Clearfield has opted to add a new policy to the books. The city council has approved an ordinance establishing a daytime curfew that corresponds to school times.

Marianne Ricks

Clearfield woman busted twice for vehicle burglary

CLEARFIELD — A 52-year-old woman recently arrested for stealing from vehicles in Syracuse has been arrested again — this time by Clearfield police — while stealing from vehicles in a residential area.

Seven-year-old Breanna Jellerson sits with her mom, Jennifer Jellerson, at their Clearfield home on Thursday. Breanna is recovering after being hurt for the third time by the same boy at South Clearfield Elementary School on Tuesday. She suffered a concussion and a fractured eye socket, her parents say. (KERA WILLIAMS/Standard-Examiner)

Parents upset after girl hurt at Clearfield school

CLEARFIELD -- Breanna Jellerson likes to talk about her Barbies, Clifford the Big Red Dog, stickers and her favorite movies.

But the South Clearfield Elementary first-grader will not discuss how she got a black-and-blue left eye.

Clearfield police plan traffic checkpoint

CLEARFIELD -- The Clearfield City Police Department will conduct an administrative traffic checkpoint from 9 p.m. Saturday to 2 a.m. Sunday at approximately 200 East and 1700 South in Clearfield.

Police respond to Job Corps fight

CLEARFIELD -- Clearfield Police continue to investigate a fight between students from Job Corps.

Unclaimed bikes in Clearfield going to charities

CLEARFIELD -- The city council has approved getting rid of unclaimed property that has been left with police department.

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Sgt. Kyle Jeffries with the Clearfield Police Department shows off the department’s year old three-wheeled vehicle called the T3 on recently.

T3 scooter enhances city patrols for Clearfield police

CLEARFIELD -- The T3 isn't a C-3P0 or an R2-D2, but the quiet machine is a favorite with Clearfield police and the community.

Bad checks tip off scams in Clearfield

CLEARFIELD -- The Clearfield Police Department is seeking information about a pair of recent scams in the community.

City police recently responded to a local check-cashing business to investigate two separate incidents involving people cashing fraudulent checks, said Sgt. Kyle Jeffries.

"When police arrived, they quickly realized that they were dealing with the same old scams in new forms," he said.

Lorena Nevarez Garcia

Clearfield police seek help to find missing woman

CLEARFIELD — Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a woman they say disappeared under suspicious circumstances.

Police believe Lorena Nevarez Garcia, 42, left home near 250 N. Main St. in Clearfield at 7:45 a.m. Friday to drop off a job application at the Freeport Center, but she never arrived.

Tina Joann Trujillo

Officials ID body found in Clearfield

CLEARFIELD -- All Tina Joann Trujillo had in her possession when she died was a loaf of bread and a jar of peanut butter.

Police seek help to ID body in Clearfield

CLEARFIELD -- Something about a vacant house looked different Tuesday morning, so a neighbor investigated. What she found was a woman's body, which police have yet to identify.

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Ogden Police Community Service Officer Tony Reyna poses for a portrait outside the Ogden Police Department on Tuesday. Reyna offered to pay for a burial plot for 5-year-old Harleighann Wilson, who was killed when the mobile home she lived in burned down in Clearfield on New Year’s Eve.

Ogden officer tries to lighten load

CLEARFIELD -- During his law enforcement career, Ogden Police Community Service Officer Tony Reyna has seen the hurt a community suffers regarding the loss of a child.

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“No buddy, you have to say here,” said Clearfield Police Officer Jeromy Jackson as tried to prevent his retired K-9 partner, Turo, from going with him to work at his home in Clearfield. The 9-year-old German shepherd retired in November after eight years of service.

Partners for life: Clearfield police dog permanently off duty

CLEARFIELD — Sniffing for drugs and helping find people are a far cry from what former police dog Turo is doing now. The canine now spends his time amid four children, letting them crawl on him and playing with them. He is not helping serve and protect the community, but instead spending his time as part of a family.

After almost eight years of helping the Clearfield Police, canine Turo is finally settling into family life.

Turo, aka Clearfield Police’s former K-9, served alongside human counterparts.

His most recent counterpart was his handler officer Jeromy Jackson, who decided to adopt him and have him live permanently with his own family.

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