Local News
Monday, November 09, 2009
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Sunday:
• A Perry Street employee advised of a drive off of $32.75 worth of gasoline.
Saturday:
• Caller advised someone gained entry to his South Poplar Street residence and took items.
• Caller advised four tires and firewood were stolen from the alley side of his North Poplar Street property.
Friday:
• A North Countyline bank reported fraud from an ATM, under investigation.
vandalism
Sunday:
• Caller reported two male subjects broke into her Beier Drive residence and damaged her apartment and other items.
• Caller requested an officer, advised a male subject was at his Gormley Street residence and was damaging property.
miscellaneous
Sunday:
• Caller stated her brother was trying to break into her South Countyline Street residence to assault her and stole his grandmother's car. Subject was located at a Peeler Drive location and was taken into custody for assault.
• A Beier Drive complainant advised the father of her child threatened her and took their child. Child returned to mother and both parties were advised of their options.
• Male subject on station to turn himself in on warrants out of Fostoria Municipal Court.
• Caller advised a male subject was outside of his McDougal Street residence trying to get him to come outside and fight. Personal items were returned, subject warned for disorderly conduct.
• Report of a fight at a Peeler Drive location regarding an unwanted subject at residence.
• Juvenile on station regarding her father being intoxicated and being physical with her. Juvenile stayed with grandparents for the night, officers unable to make contact with the male subject at a Country Club Drive residence.
Saturday:
• Male subject taken into custody during a traffic stop at North Countyline and Jackson Streets for a warrant out of the Wood County Sheriff's Office.
• Female subject taken into custody at a Cherry Street location for a warrant for failure to appear for arraignment for failure to confine a dog.
• Caller advised of a physical altercation at an Elm Street apartment between two male subjects who the owner did not want on the property. No charges filed.
• Caller advised she and a male subject were involved in a physical altercation in their vehicle traveling on Bradner Road when he slammed her head into the window. Wood County Sheriff's Office advised of incident.
• Caller advised of a suspicious vehicle parked at Reservoire 2 after hours. Officer took male subject into custody for an active warrant out of Hancock County. Turned over to Hancock County Sheriff's Office.
Friday:
• Officer out with a female subject at an Ebersole Boulevard location on indictment warrant out of Seneca County for forgery. Subject turned over to Seneca County.
• Male subject taken into custody at a South Poplar Street location for a warrant out of Seneca County for contempt.
• Fostoria Community Hospital advised of a subject in the emergency room who had been involved in a domestic violence situation at a Columbus Avenue location.
fire runs
Sunday:
• Called at 10:16 a.m. to the 900 block of Leonard Street for a power outage. Reported to AEP.
• Called at 2:15 p.m. for an auto alarm at a 725 Columbus Ave. location. Cooking in basement.
Saturday:
• Called to 561 Bulger Ave. at 11:33 a.m. for a chimney fire. Found fire burning in the stove pipe and chimney, removed the stove pipe, extinguished fire, cleaned out the chimney and advised owner to get a new chimney.
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