Woman Arrested After Waking Up Near Dormont Fire Station

A Lincoln-Larimer woman was arrested and charged after allegedly waking up near the Dormont Volunteer Fire Department, then arguing with police officers.

According to the police report, Kelsey Musgrove, 22, walked through the open garage door of the Dormont Volunteer Fire Department on July 18 at 6:15 a.m. and told an officer she'd woken up in the bushes outside and didn't know where she was.

Musgrove told police she had been at Margaritaville with friends, and didn't know how she got to Dormont.

Police said that when Musgrove was asked for her identification, she refused and walked away, and continued trying to leave after officers told her they didn't feel it was safe for her to leave due to her condition.

When Musgrove again tried to leave, police said, she was arrested and held at Dormont Police Station until she was sober. Musgrove was charged with public drunkenness.

Also in the blotter:

• Jonathan Scott, 26, of Bethel Park, was charged with public drunkenness after a man reported that Scott was sleeping on the porch of his Wisconsin Avenue home. According to the report, the homeowner told police he did not know Scott, and did not know how or why Scott was sleeping on the porch.

• Police responded to the 1500 block of Potomac Avenue for a report of a woman chasing two men in the street and yelling obscenities. Nicole Crites, 28, of Beechview, was charged with public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. According to the report, witnesses in the area told police Crites had tried to start fights with others earlier in the evening.