Minersville Police released information earlier this week on 6 people they’re looking for in connection with various crimes.
If you know where any of these people are, you’re asked to call the department at 570-544-2333.
6 Wanted by Minersville Police
Here’s information on the 6 fugitives:
David James Fitting
Fitting is wanted for a firearms violation. Minersville PD filed 30 felony firearms possession charges against Fitting back in late-July.
Brandon Michael Griffiths
Griffiths is wanted by Minersville PD over a strangulation charge against him.
According to court records, charges against Griffiths were filed back on April 16 for an incident that happened back in March.
April M. Harley
Harley is wanted on felony drug possession and delivery along with several other charges. She was busted back on Sept. 6, 2019. Charges were filed against Harley on Sept. 25.
William Joseph Huth
Police charged Huth with felony strangulation and other offenses back on Aug. 9, 2019, in connection with an incident that happened on Aug. 1, 2019.
Brandon Austin Matias
Matias is wanted for a hit-and-run incident that happened back on March 18. A preliminary hearing on the matter scheduled for June 23 was canceled.
Among the charges Matias is facing include a vehicular accident involving damage to property, driving without a license and failing to stop and give information or render aid.
James M. Reedy
Reedy is wanted on a Habitual Offenders charge.
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