Deputies responded to a private property accident at 2:21 p.m. Thursday at S.D. Nold on state Route 45, Lisbon, where Linda S. Thompson, 44, of East Lincoln Way, Lisbon, drove her car into the south wall of the S.D. Nold building, pushing the wall in, cracking it and knocking shelving down inside the business. Damage to the vehicle included a broken headlight and turn signal and broken windshield. Her son, 9-year-old Colton Stockman, suffered a cut to his right leg and struck the top of his head on the windshield. She signed a refusal to have him transported to a hospital by ambulance. Thompson and her daughter, 12-year-old Michelle Stockman, weren't injured.

A domestic dispute investigation in Wellsville at 11:57 p.m. Wednesday will be forwarded to the prosecutor's office for review. A man on 18th Street reported he heard his son arguing with his wife and when he told him to leave, he assaulted him. The wife said he also damaged the trailer siding by poking holes in it and damaged the door by kicking it.

A Columbiana woman on Crestview Road reported at 11 p.m. Wednesday that two suspicious males were walking through yards in the area. No one could be found by deputies.

A Homeworth man on South Bandy Road reported at 10:36 p.m. Wednesday that a red truck stopped at the end of his drive and sped off when his wife saw the truck. He said he had a problem in the past with a man from Mahoning County who threatened him with a gun and just wanted a report on file.