SALTSBURG MAN SENTENCED FOR DRUG PARAPHERNALIA POSSESSION

A Saltsburg man was sentenced for drug-related charges this morning in Indiana County Court.

Court documents say 35-year-old Steven R. Marsh was sentenced to serve 11-and-a-half months of probation for a misdemeanor charge of possession of drug paraphernalia that dates back to an incident in Clymer on October 27^th. Borough police pulled over Marsh and found that his license was suspended for driving under the influence.  When police gained consent to search his vehicle, they found suspected heroin, cocaine, acid, meth and marijuana along with scales, needles, and other drug-related items.  His passenger, 21-year-old Ivy Allison was also arrested on drug paraphernalia charges and it was later discovered that she was wanted on prior warrants.  She is set to have a pre-trial hearing in this case on June 2^nd. Along with his probation sentence, Marsh was ordered to pay a fine for a summary offense of driving on a suspended license.

Also sentenced today was 21-year-old Stephen Neal-Crowe of Indiana. He was ordered to serve three years of probation for a charge of possession with intent to deliver dating back to December 14^th of 2021. He was also sentenced to one year probation for an additional charge of possession that dates back to October 3^rd of the same year. Both sentences will run concurrently.