Local News
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Public Recordaccidents
Sunday:
“¢ Anthony C. Hohman Jr., 35, 491 Columbus Ave., struck the parked vehicle of Francine A. Cavey, 49, 127 Perry St., while backing out of a driveway on East Fremont Street. No damage reported, no citations issued.
Friday:
“¢ Joshua T. Frick, 19, Cygnet, struck the parked vehicle belonging to Marvin M. Tuttle, Findlay, while backing out of a driveway on College Avenue. No citations issues.
Thursday:
“¢ Private property accident on North Poplar Street, driver cited for improper backing, struck another unit while pulling out of the driveway causing non-functional damage to the passenger door.
citations
Monday:
“¢ Joshua J. Tolento, 18, 11473 W. CR 592, failure to dim lights approaching oncoming vehicle.
Sunday:
“¢ Aaron E. Rock, 28, 336 E. Fremont St., OVI, driving on a suspended license.
Thursday:
“¢ Daniel T. Gehring, 29, Cincinnati, speeding.
“¢ Ashley N. Thorp, 20, Findlay, driving under suspended license.
Wednesday:
“¢ Cory J. Gwiner, 23, 1044 N. Union St., speeding.
Tuesday:
“¢ Steven K. Pod II, 32, 431 Elm St., fictitious plates.
thefts
Monday:
“¢ An East Jones Road employee advised someone had broken into a company truck and stole copper wire over the weekend.
miscellaneous
Tuesday:
“¢ Complainant requested an officer, advised a female subject was attacking him at a North Countyline business. Female subject arrested for domestic violence.
“¢ An officer was given verbal consent to search the person of a female subject in the vicinity of South Poplar Street and the Chessie Rail Road, and found a crack pipe in her purse. Subject taken into custody for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Monday:
“¢ Caller advised his 15-year-old daughter left their East North Street home without permission to go to the Peeler Drive apartment of an adult male. Female juvenile taken into custody as a flight risk.
“¢ Caller advised of a breaking and entering at a West South Street business over the weekend.
Sunday:
“¢ Complainant advised she picked up her 9-year-old son from his father’s West Lytle Street home and noticed bruises on the child’s body. Subject suspects abuse is taking place, has notified children services and filed a report with police.
“¢ A North Union Street caller advised she is the aunt of an 11-month-old child which she suspects is being abused by the mother’s boyfriend. Children services was called and the subjects went to the hospital for further investigation.
“¢ Complainant on station reported she was strangled by a male subject at a West High Street business.
“¢ Caller reported her North Union Street neighbors were fighting and screaming. Female subject warned for disorderly conduct and a male subject was taken into custody.
fire runs
Monday:
“¢ Called to 323 N. Wood St. for an elevator emergency. Did not find anything wrong, false alarm.
“¢ Called to 644 Summit St. for a gas odor investigation. Did not find anything wrong.
“¢ Called to 729 Cherry St. for an ill person.
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