Local News
Monday, November 23, 2009
Public Recordthefts
Friday:
- An employee from a West High Street business advised of an adult female shoplifter.
vandalism
Sunday:
- Caller advised car windows were smashed overnight at a Sandusky Street location.
- Complainant advised her vehicle had been damaged at a Spruce Street location.
Saturday:
- While on a call, an officer advised a subject came out of a South Main Street location and kicked a complainant's vehicle.
miscellaneous
Sunday:
- An officer confiscated pills at an East Lytle Street traffic stop for testing.
- Caller stated juveniles were on the roof of a Sandusky Street location and were throwing rocks. Juveniles were advised to stop and had not damaged any property.
- Caller advised a trailer was parked on his Sumner Street property that was not his own.
Saturday:
- Caller advised the father of her child was refusing to return him after she gave him the child to watch while she was ill. The child was returned, report forwarded to Children Services.
- Firelands requested a welfare check on a male subject at a West High Street location who was possibly suicidal. Male subject resisted evaluation, was intoxicated.
- Report of a male subject chasing a female at an East North Street location. Subject fled on foot but was apprehended and brought to original location. Charges to be filed.
- Seneca County Sheriff's Office advised of a physical domestic violence that occurred at a South Poplar Street location. Male subject taken into custody.
- Caller requested to speak with an officer regarding his West High Street house mates refusing to let him in the residence. Parties warned for disorderly conduct.
- Caller advised to an assault in a North Countyline Street parking lot. A male subject with a baseball bat struck another male subject and fled in a red vehicle. Officers were unable to locate subject.
Friday:
- Male subject reported going door to door in the vicinity of Summit Street trying to get money.
- Complainant advised of a registered sex offender inside a Ford Drive school. Report taken and forwarded to the Seneca County Sheriff's Office.
- An East Eagle Street caller advised a male subject has been calling and harassing him.
- A liquor control agent requested assistance at a South Main Street location.
- Caller advised of an unconscious female at an East High Street location. Subject transported to Fostoria Community Hospital, stated she slipped and fell.
fire runs
Sunday:
- Called to Quail Meadows at 9:02 p.m. for an alarm activation. Alarm was set off by a tenant cooking. No fire, no loss.
- Called to 720 Chesapeake at 1:53 p.m. via an alarm company. Upon arrival, discovered system was set off by burnt popcorn. No fire.
Saturday:
- Called to 433 E. Fremont St. at 12:16 a.m. for a carbon monoxide investigation. Nothing found.
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