Man arrested ‘without incident’ after SWAT situation in Coraopolis

Sierra Rehm

May 13, 2024 at 3:15 PM·1 min read

A man with active warrants was arrested after SWAT and police responded to a Coraopolis home Monday afternoon.

Allegheny County Police Department says its SWAT team responded around 2:15 p.m. because of a report that a man with active warrants, who was possibly armed, was inside a home on the 1700 block of Ridge Avenue.

The man, Jared Dibbley, was arrested without incident soon after SWAT arrived.

Investigators say Dibbley stole a gun out of an employee’s backpack at the McDonald’s restaurant on 4th Avenue in Coraopolis.

According to police, Dibbley knows that employee – and knew he had a gun.

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