A deputy was called to a domestic dispute on Riffle Road, Elkrun Township, at 11:15 p.m. Thursday, where a woman who hadn't placed the call said her male friend had punched her in the nose but she didn't want anything done.

Beth Rance, Davner Road, Elkton, reported at 7:17 p.m. Sunday someone had blown up her mail box by dousing it with gasoline and putting two aerosol cans inside before igniting it. Just prior to the explosion, a neighbor saw a motor vehicle pull in the driveway without its lights on. Rance said her daughter has been having problems with a classmate who threatened to assault her and vandalize their home.

Two guards at the county jail were scratched in the face on Thursday evening while booking Tara Radcliff, who had been arrested earlier in the day. Radcliff, 26, of New Waterford, was reportedly uncooperative when a guard placed his hand on her back and began moving her toward a cell. Radcliff reportedly turned on the guards, scratching them in face and drawing blood, and then she tried to bite them. The guards had to use pressure point contact to get Radcliff handcuffed and into the cell.

A report was received of an intoxicated person in a motor vehicle at Pancake's Nursery, state Route 170, Negley, at 11:52 p.m. Sunday. By the time the deputy arrived the vehicle was gone and he was unable to find it. It was later learned the vehicle had been followed to a residence on Richardson Street, Negley.

Lori Marks, Lisbon-Canfield Road, Lisbon, reported Monday she and her housemate were being harassed by a man they know.

Elsie Gorby, Rochester Road, North Georgetown, called for a deputy at 7 p.m. Monday to report she and her husband had been arguing and he wouldn't leave her alone. The couple advised there would be no further problems.

A deputy was called to a home on Kevin Drive, Knox Township, at 9:44 p.m. Monday, where Shari Springer reported being assaulted by someone she knows. Springer declined to file charges and just wanted to be able to leave.

A truck belonging to Ohio Materials Handling was broken into Monday night while parked on Hillcrest Road, Wellsville. A laptop computer was stolen from the vehicle.

Emily Ammon, state Route 39, Wellsville, reported seeing a suspicious vehicle at 10:21 p.m. Sunday, but the deputy was unable to locate the vehicle.

A Pepsi machine outside the Ace Hardware store on Crestview Road, Fairfield Township, was found broken into on Sunday and the money was missing.

The security camera at Carney's Gas Station, state Route 518, West Point, showed a man wearing a ski mask and gloves cutting the camera wiring Sunday night. Nothing appeared to be missing.

The office at JDS Lanscaping, state Route 14, New Waterford, was reported broken into over the weekend and the safe stolen. The safe was later found in a ditch on Beeson Mill Road with the lock broken and most of the contents missing.

A Rochester Road, East Rochester, man reported at 3:57 p.m. Saturday that he had been in a verbal argument with his estranged wife over money and marital property, and she took a swing at him but did not hit him.

A Green Street, Beloit, woman reported at 1:40 p.m. Saturday that she was moving out of her marital home and her husband became upset, resulting in an argument. He left with his father before deputies arrived, and the father said he would keep the man away while other family members removed the woman's belongings from the house.

Carissa Jackson, Bell Road, Lisbon, reported at 10:44 a.m. Thursday that Internet companies had changed her phone number several times without her consent. A deputy contacted the companies and found another woman had authorized the changes. The companies credited Jackson for the charges, and a deputy advised her to change her phone number.

A Depot Road, Salem, woman who had reported Saturday morning that her 17-year-old daughter had not returned home from the previous night reported at 1:44 p.m. Saturday that her daughter had returned home.

Ricky Meadows, Barberton, reported at 4:19 p.m. Thursday that he had rented a trailer on Kevin Drive, Knox Township, for $350 two days prior to the report, and that an electric company refused to hook up lines to the trailer because it was too dangerous. He said the landlord had told him he could receive a refund of all but $50, which was for a processing fee, but when he went to collect the $300, the landlord would not give it to him. A deputy told Meadows this is a civil matter and he would need to contact an attorney.

Renee Winland, Stagecoach Road, East Liverpool, reported Sunday her motor vehicle was broken into and her purse stolen while she was at the Hope Christian Fellowship Church on state Route 7 in Madison Township. While the deputy was taking the report, other churchgoers came forward and said their vehicles had also been entered.