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-- A Valley Road, Butler Township, resident reported at 8:34 a.m. Thursday they parked their 2002 Ford F-250 out by the road for sale and when they went to move it, they noticed it was very loud. Someone had cut off the catalytic converter sometime since last Sunday.
-- A Bowman Road, Knox Township, resident reported at 1:29 a.m. Wednesday there were several vehicles with unknown people hanging around on the roadway near their home. No vehicles or people were found in the area.
-- A Molala Cove, Middleton Township, resident reported at 10:57 a.m. Wednesday someone opened a Synchrony Bank account, which had a balance of $571, in his name at an address he had 10 years ago. He believes the same people had attempted to gain his Social Security number in January by calling him and claiming to be from Synchrony Bank but needing more information from him. He did not give it to them and has fraud alerts with the three credit bureaus.
-- Deputies were called to Rogers Sale at 1:58 p.m. Tuesday where a man was accusing another man of stealing his property and attempting to sell it. Both men claimed they had receipts showing they purchased the property. Both had purchased the goods from the same wholesaler in Cleveland, who was contacted. There was no evidence anyone stole the items and deputies pointed out if they buy things from the same wholesaler it makes sense they would receive goods with the same make, model and color.
-- A St. Jacob-Logtown Road woman reported at 2 p.m. Tuesday her landlord has been breaking into the home and on Tuesday he left the door open. She said there are numerous repairs that need to be made and until they are complete, she is placing the rent in an escrow account. She has told him she needs 24 hours notice before he comes into the house, but he ignores the request.