East Liverpool

— John Sullivan (age and address not provided) was issued a citation and court date for fictitious plates following a July 24 traffic stop on Pennsylvania Avenue. The vehicle was towed by First Class Towing.

— Officers discovered two people at the Wharf on July 24 while on patrol and advised them they were there after the Wharf had closed. They left with no issues.

— An officer who was notified that the back door was left open at a business on Webber Way on July 24, spoke with the owner who said the door was not open and everything was fine there.

— Earl Thorne (age and address not provided) was issued a citation and court date for no valid license and a verbal warning for loud or defective exhaust following a July 24 traffic stop on Pennsylvania Avenue.

— An officer searched the area of Blakely Street on July 24 for a car reported to be parked on the streets with no plates on it.

— Officers checked the area of Lisbon Street on July 24 for a black vehicle with dark tinted windows reported to be driving recklessly.

— An officer patrolling Pennsylvania Avenue on July 24 observed a vehicle pass him with no headlights on and initiated a traffic stop. The driver was issued a warning.

— Officers completed report for a private property crash at the Shell station on St. Clair Avenue on July 24.

— Officers advised multiple juveniles who they had received a complaint about from a caller on July 24 saying they were running the Holiday Street screaming of the curfew time and they went home with no issues. The juveniles told officers they were just playing release.

— Officers contacted First Class Towing to remove a vehicle blocking the driveway of a residence on Smithfield Road on July 24. Officers tried to locate the owner with no success. They issued a parking ticket for the car. As the car was being towed, a male came out and said the vehicle belonged to his niece who was at Tomlinson Park swimming. Officers told him the car had been ticketed and was being towed for blocking the driveway.

— Officers spoke with a male on St. Clair Avenue after receiving a report of two males yelling at each other on July 24. The male told officers the other male brought him from Canton to fix a vehicle and just left there.

— Officers told a person observed to be at the Wharf after hours on July 24 that the Wharf was closed. The person left with no issues.

— A driver was let go with a verbal warning for failing to maintain the proper lane following a July 24 traffic stop on state Route 39.

— An officer accompanied a Columbiana County sheriff’s deputy to a W 4th Street residence to serve an out of state protection order on July 24.

— An officer on patrol observed a vehicle fail to stop at a stop sign on Bradshaw Avenue on July 24 and conducted a traffic stop where he gave the driver a verbal warning.

— Leonard Nichols (age and address not provided) was issued a citation and court date for driving under suspension following a July 24 traffic stop on St. Clair Avenue for failing to use a turn signal.

— An officer went to a Trentvale Street residence on July 24 for a resident who wanted to file a report for damages done to his vehicle. He told officers a tree service had been doing some work at the end of his street on July 18 and on July 20 he noticed minor damage to his vehicle. The resident said he did not see them do it and his cameras did not catch it, but now the tree service will not return his phone calls.

— Brenda Palmer (age and address not provided) was issued a citation for no turn signal and a warning for speed and a headlight out following a July 24 traffic stop on state Route 7.

— Sarah Gutherie (age and address not provided) was issued a citation for driving under suspension following a July 24 traffic stop on Pennsylvania Avenue. The officer allowed her to park her car in the parking lot at Beachwood Hall and advised her if she is caught driving suspended again the car would be towed.

St. Clair Township

— The father of a female who had her purse stolen while at Chipotle on July 24 told officers the female would not press charges if they were able to retrieve her items that were in the purse (credit card and air pods). The credit card was attempted to be used but had no money on it. An officer was able to identify the group of people that were around the purse and discovered they lived in Newell. The Hancock County Sheriff’s department was contacted and asked to make contact with them.

— A driver was issued a warning for only having one working brake light following a July 24 traffic stop on Foulks Drive.

— A female came into the police department to file a complaint against a male for harassment saying he was texting her asking if she had done drugs or been to rehab and calling her a whore accusing her of sleeping with multiple men. Officers asked her if she knew the male personally and she said no she didn’t know him. Officers advised her to block him and if he messaged her further, he would be charged with harassment.

— James Maxey (age and address not provided) was cited for speed and open container after an officer found multiple open containers of alcohol in his vehicle following a July 25 traffic stop on St. Clair Avenue. Maxey was given a field sobriety test which the officer used to determine he had been drinking.

— Officers called North Star to check on a male who was slumped over his steering wheel in his car in the Dunham’s parking lot on July 25. The male told officers he was just sleeping and when they asked him if everything was okay, he told them his chest was hurting, and he was having a hard time breathing. The male refused treatment.

— David Bell (age and address not provided) was issued a citation for an expired registration sticker following a July 25 traffic stop on Columbia Drive.

— An officer conducted a traffic stop on state Route 11 on July 25 after being advised by an East Liverpool officer that he observed a vehicle with an obstructed swerving in front of him. The driver was released with a verbal warning after telling the officer the vehicle he was driving was a rental and has equipment issues that lead to him jumping across the lines when he hits a bump.