BLOOMSBURG — A man and a woman caught on surveillance video entering a laundromat with two children to rob coin boxes have been identified as suspects in other crimes, authorities say.

In each case, police say the  adults brought the woman’s two children along as their “lookouts” while they committed the crimes.

Robert A. Johnson Jr., 33, of Bloomsburg and Amber Hornberger, 34, of Catawissa will be charged for thefts earlier this week at Wash-N-Shop in the Market Street Plaza, town police said.

BLOOMSBURG — A man and woman, with two small children in tow, broke into coin boxes on washing machines at a laundromat here Tuesday night and then fled, after stealing cash and causing damage estimated at $2,000, its owner said.

The whole incident was captured on surveillance video, said owner Randy Howell, who has operated Wash-N-Shop in the Market Street Shopping Plaza for about a dozen years.

BERWICK — No one was badly injured after a van pulled into the path of a Mazda SUV on Orange Street around 9:30 a.m. Friday morning, police say.

Amy Meade, 25, of Millville was headed south on Orange Street toward Front Street in a Mazda CX-9 when Oscar Augustine, 73, of Berwick  pulled his Dodge van from Eaton Street into her path.

The Mazda's front driver side smashed into the rear bumper of the van, heavily damaging the SUV, which came to rest in the intersection.

Meade's SUV had to be towed away by Welsh's Towing.

HOLLENBACK TWP. — The Council Cup Overlook, which once made PennLive’s list of Readers’ Best Views in the state, has been permanently closed due to ongoing vandalism and safety concerns, a spokeswoman says.

Vandals sprayed rocks there with grafitti, said Taryne Williams, spokeswoman for Talen Energy, which owns the property. They littered it with trash. They stole signs.

But most seriously, they repeatedly stole the fencing protecting sightseers and hikers from plunging over the cliffs that make the spot so scenic.