Mike Heinl

Also winning individual titles at Mars were Mars' Noah Wright (8-U 55lbs.), Butler's Caleb Baxter (8-U 65lbs.), Fox Chapel's Derrin Dietz (8-U 75lbs.), Mars' Alex Tumminello (8-U 80/90lbs.), Shaler's Mike Heinl (10-U 60lbs.), Pine-Richland's Brendan Burnham (10-U 80lbs.), North Allegheny's Lane Skundrich (10-U 90lbs.), Pine-Richland's Michael Byrnes (10-U 95/105lbs.), Avonworth's Matthew O'Neal (10-U 120lbs.), North Hills' Anton Martinez (12-U 65/70lbs.), North Allegheny's Jesse Rodgers (12-U 80lbs.), North Allegheny's Mike Wanner (12-U 85lbs.), Hampton's Collin Siford (12-U 100lbs.), BUtler's Ryan Hannon (12-U 105lbs.), North Allegheny's Nicholas Cully (12-U 115lbs.), Fox Chapel's Tyler Lever (12-U 145/160lbs.), and Butler's Matthew Kenyon (12-U 200lbs.).

Ed Lightner, Larry Dew and Mike Heinl of Shaler released 73 smallmouth bass, including three of more than 6 pounds and none smaller than 2 pounds, throwing tubes in 18 to 22 feet near Shade's Beach.

Also winning individual titles at Mars were Mars' Noah Wright (6&U, 45-pounds), Butler's Caleb Baxter (6&U, 50), Shaler's Logan Heinl (6&U, 55), Shaler's Cameron Ruddock (6&U, 60), North Hills' Tyler Conley (6&U, HWT), Butler's Connor Foust (8&U, 50A), Shaler's Mike Heinl (8&U, 50B), Seneca Valley's Anthony Latess (8&U, 55), North Allegheny's Joshua Huhn (8&U, 60), Butler's Dakota Frobe (8&U, 65A), North Hills' Markus Barnes (8&U, 70), North Allegheny's Layne Skundrich (8&U, 75), Knoch's Dillion Holbe (10&U, 60), Hampton's Chris Olszewski (10&U, 65), Mars' Jacob Dufford (10&U, 75), North Hills' Andre Reid (10&U, 80), Fox Chapel's Anthony Brooks (10&U, 100), Pine-Richland's Dan Devlin (12&U, 70), Hampton's Jim Kuczynski (12&U, 100), Hampton's Sam Flowers (12&U, 120), and Pine-Richland's John Fleming (12&U, 150).
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Earning championship trophies in their respective brackets were Garrett Burnham (Pine-Richland, 6&U, 40-pounds), Eric Hong (Fox Chapel, 6&U, 45), Caleb Baxter (Butler, 6&U, 50), Kells Lindsey (Shaler, 6&U, 55), Austin Pisano (Shaler, 8&U, 45), Mike Heinl (Shaler, 8&U, 50), David Kelly (Pine-Richland, 8&U, 55), Vincenzo Joseph (Chartiers Valley, 8&U, 60), Jason Monper (North Allegheny, 8&U, 70), Anton Martinez (North Hills, 10&U, 55), Jesse Rodgers (North Allegheny, 10&U, 65), Greg Gaus (North Allegheny, 10&U, 75), Andrew Wood (Pine-Richland, 10&U, 105), Jacob Hart (Hampton, 10&U, 120), Austin Coniker (North Allegheny, 12&U, 90), Cole Baxter (Butler, 12&U, 95), and Shane Hughes (Mars, 12&U, 105).

"He blended in," said Shaler police Officer Mike Heinl.
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"You can't prevent these types of incidents from happening, but we have to try and be vigilant," Heinl said.

"[This case] has given me such a headache over the last two weeks," said Shaler police Detective Mike Heinl, who took the call from McCamey's husband, Don, on Monday, the day after the third dwarf disappeared.

McCamey's teenage sons, Jason and Sean, suspected that the culprits might be some fellow students at Shaler Area High School.An anonymous call to 911 provided police with the names of some teens who may have been involved in the statues' disappearance.

"I went to their school ... and the principal assisted us in bringing the students down," Heinl said.
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Heinl said the report in the Post-Gazette was the reason Sneezy was returned, but it also was the reason the other two dwarfs were taken.

Witnesses, including the teacher who found the backpack and Shaler police officer Michael Heinl, supported that argument, Yablonsky told Dzvonick.

The task force has been assisted by Rick Byers and Mike Heinl of Shaler Township PD, Gary Corey of Citizens Bank, Steve Zinger of PNC Bank, Mary Eichinger of Dollar Bank, and Jim Rozboril of Giant Eagle Loss Prevention.
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Mike Heinl Shaler PD

-- Shaler police Detective Mike Heinl, investigating the theft of the Sneezy statue from a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs lawn ornament collection, after Sleepy and Doc also disappeared