Tioga County Man Facing Charges after Domestic Incident
Pennsylvania State Police say a Tioga County man is facing multiple charges after a domestic incident escalated and caused significant damage in Elkland on Saturday night. The Elkland Fire Department is estimating thousands of dollars in damages as a result. According to Pennsylvania State Police, the suspect, identified as 24-year-old Jordan Davis of Elkland, was allegedly intoxicated and began attacking the victim, a 28-year-old woman, inside of a residence. Authorities say Davis then began destroying parts of the residence with a chair. When leaving the scene, PSP says Davis backed his vehicle into the victim’s vehicle, pushing it into the street. Davis then rammed the car for a second time, pushing it into the bay doors of the Elkland Fire Department, damaging an unoccupied fire truck. Later, Davis was apprehended and given a breath test. He was then charged with strangulation, criminal mischief, assault, DUI, and various other charges. Davis is currently behind bars in the Tioga County Prison. Officials estimate the damage to the fire department is around $22,000. The victim’s vehicle sustained an additional $8,000 in damage. Davis left the scene once more, striking another unoccupied vehicle in the process before fleeing.
Sayre Woman Sentenced for Assault
48 year old SARAH A. SIMPSON,, Sayre, PA, was sentenced to 21 days in the Bradford County Correctional Facility for Simple Assault. Simpson was charged by Officer Scott Tanner of the Athens Township Police Department back in February of 2026 following the officer’s investigation into an altercation at on McDuffie Street in Sayre.
19 Year Old Sentenced for Forgery
19 year old CARLEE ELIZABETH STROUD, of Troy, PA, was sentenced to a flat term of 30 days of incarceration followed by 24 months of participation in the Bradford County Treatment Court Program along with additional probationary supervision for Forgery, a Felony of the Second Degree, and Hindering Apprehension. Stroud was charged with the Forgery by Troy Borough Police Chief Brian Wilbert after it was learned that Stroud forged multiple checks. Stroud will pay restitution as part of that sentence. Additionally, Stroud was charged with the offense of Hindering Apprehension when she lied to police officers about the fact that a wanted fugitive was in her home. Stroud had been released on bail in the forgery case when she committed this additional crime. Should Stroud fail to live up to her obligations in the Bradford County Treatment Court Program, which are numerous, and include random drug and alcohol testing and strict drug and alcohol rehabilitation and counseling, she can be revoked from that program and resentenced to harsher sanctions, including additional Jail time.