Also: Police looking for three women in CVS theft; three charged after being caught with drugs in a car; man gave police a fake name.
SHIPPENSBURG - Jason Allen Cromer, Carlisle, is charged with drug delivery resulting in death in connection with the fatal overdose of an individual who was found dead April 5 in Shippensburg.
Testing determined the victim, 35, had ingested acryl fentanyl, a derivative of fentanyl.
Police identified Cromer as the person they believe provided the drugs to the victim, and an arrest warrant was issued on April 17. The Cumberland County Probation and Parole Department apprehended Cromer on April 18.
In addition to drug delivery resulting in death, Cromer is charged with criminal use of a communications facility; manufacture, delivery or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver; and involuntary manslaughter.
A preliminary hearing was held April 23. Cromer is being held on $200,000 bail pending a trial.
RETAIL THEFT: Police are looking for three women who are suspected of stealing makeup from CVS, 415 E. Queen St., earlier this month.
According to Chambersburg Police, a store manager contacted the police department at about 9:44 p.m. April 12 to report the possible theft. The manager said three women entered the store just before 5 p.m., went and walked around the makeup aisle, then gained entry into the bathroom and took merchandise inside with them. The manager then found several pieces of packaging in the trash can in the bathroom.
Police provided a surveillance photo that shows three women whom police said are persons of interest. Anyone with information should call police at 717-264-4131 or leave a tip at the Crimewatch website, https://franklin.crimewatchpa.com/chambersburgpd.
DRUGS: At least two people were arrested and charged after police responded to a call April 21 of people using drugs in a silver Cadillac in the rear of 108 Lincoln Way West.
Rana Rand, 21, a passenger in the vehicle, was found to be in possession of a small amount of marijuana and "multiple small glass crack pipes which still contained residue and burn marks from recent use," according to Chambersburg Police. She was charged with possession of a small amount of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
Alissa Timothe, 19, the driver of the vehicle, was arrested and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia as well as possession of a controlled substance. Police found multiple needles in the vehicle, which she admitted using to inject heroin, and several crack pipes with residue inside, police said. Police also found a small bag of heroin.
Christopher Falbo, 21, was arrested and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia after he was found in the vehicle, police said.
FALSE ID: Tyon Harris, 27, is accused of giving police a false name and birth date when officers questioned him April 17 about an altercation on West King Street, according to Chambersburg Police. After police determined his true identity, officers learned he had two outstanding warrants for his arrest. He was charged with providing false identification to police and put in Franklin County Jail.