Local News
Monday, February 08, 2010
Public Recordarrests
Monday:
• Gregory A. Dauterman was arrested in the vicinity of West Fremont and North Vine streets.
Sunday:
• Alissa A. Smith was arrested at a Carrie Lane location on a warrant out of Seneca County for failure to appear.
vandalism
Saturday:
• A West Crocker Street complainant advised their tires were slashed.
miscellaneous
Monday:
• Seneca County advised they received a call from a West Center Street caller who said someone was trying to break in to their garage. Officers unable to locate subjects, entry was made into the garage but complainant advised nothing of value was stolen.
• A West Lytle Street complainant requested an officer, advised a prowler was on their property. Officers were unable to locate subjects, residence secured.
Sunday:
• A Park Avenue caller reported two male subjects were trying to break into his garage. Complainant chased off the subjects, advised nothing was taken.
• A North Countyline Street caller advised someone hit his vehicle on the driver's side door overnight.
• Seneca County advised of a fight involving approximately 30 subjects at a South US 23 location. Subjects left prior to officer arrival.
• Seneca County advised of a call from a Findlay Street complainant who advised someone was banging on her door and yelling someone's name and she had no idea who they were. Officers were unable to locate subjects, advised complainant to call if they returned.
Saturday:
• A West Clark Street caller reported four male subjects fighting in front of her residence.
• Streets Department advised a city plow struck a vehicle at a North Poplar Street location.
• A Woodward Avenue caller reported subjects were driving snowmobiles recklessly on her property. Officers unable to locate.
• A West Lytle Street caller advised they were receiving threats from a male and a female subject. Officers saw no evidence of threats made, advised complainant of options.
fire runs
Monday:
• Assisted squad on call at 1:25 a.m.
Saturday:
• Called to 200 N. Town St. for an alarm activation. Upon arrival, discovered a power surge, no fire.
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