Preliminary Hearings

BELLEFONTE -- A 25-year-old State College resident was bound over for trial yesterday by District Justice Allen Sinclair on several counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, according to court documents.


Gordon G. Felix allegedly delivered a controlled substance to a confidential informant from the State College Police Department, according to the documents. Felix and Clarence M. Morris were allegedly observed by surveillance personnel in the transaction, according to the documents.


• A 24-year-old Coatesville, Pa. resident was bound over for trial yesterday by District Justice Allen Sinclair on charges of criminal conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance, according to court documents.
  

  Clarence M. Morris allegedly assisted Felix in a transaction of drugs with an informant from State College police, according to the documents.
  

• A 23-year-old Pittsburgh, Pa., was bound over for trial yesterday by District Justice Bradley Lunsford on charges of reselling tickets, according to court documents.
  

  Dorian Hughes allegedly resold football tickets at the Penn State-Wisconsin football game, according to the documents. Police also seized $1,759, additional football tickets and a University parking sticker, according to the documents.
  

• A 44-year-old Bellefonte resident was bound over for trial yesterday by District Justice Allen Sinclair on charges of simple assault and harassment, according to court documents.
  

  Donnie Gearhart allegedly pushed a woman down during a domestic dispute, according to the documents. The argument allegedly started over video games the woman's son has borrowed from another child, according to the documents.
  

• A 33-year-old State College resident was bound over for trial Monday by District Justice Brad Lunsford on charges of retaliation against witness or victim, terrorist threats, harassment and stalking, according to the court documents.
  

  Cortland D. Dugger allegedly abused his girlfriend during the past several weeks, according to the documents. The abuse started after Dugger was released from jail while serving time on charges of simple assault, according to the documents.
  

  --by Emily Rehring