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-A male came into the police station on Oct. 15 to report his wallet and phone missing from his truck and that he noticed them missing while working on a building on West Sixth Street. The male came back to the station on Oct. 18 to report an attempted use of one his cards at the Clearview Credit, but it was declined. The incident has been forwarded to a detective to review the footage.
-A female reporting a threat to an officer on Oct. 15 was advised by the officer that someone telling her to go kill herself is not a crime and saying the bloods might show up is not a direct threat.
-After retrieving a sledgehammer from the road on West Eighth Street on Oct. 15 the officer received a call from a driver with First Class Towing telling him that the sledgehammer fell off one of their trucks. The officer returned it to the driver.
-Officers talking to a juvenile injured from a fall from the roof of a storage container on Oct. 15 were told by the juvenile she climbed the roof to get a cat and ended up falling off. EMS transported the juvenile to the hospital. Officers went to the juvenile’s residence to inform the mother what was going on.
-Officers checked the area of McKinnon Avenue on Oct. 16 searching for any cameras that might have caught a vehicle on that road being egged.
-Officers checking on a report of two people inside a condemned house on Ravine Street on Oct. 16 were able to find two people fitting the descriptions provided by the caller and stopped to talk to them. It was found that one of them, identified as Harleigh Crawford, 24, had an outstanding warrant. She was taken into custody and transported to the Columbiana County Jail.
-Homer Williams, 66, was arrested for domestic violence/making threats and transported to the Columbiana County Jail on Oct. 16 after officers arrived at a First Avenue residence for one to be removed but discovered it was a domestic incident.
-Officers who took a report on Oct. 16 from a male saying he had power of attorney of his uncle and when he called the Orchards where his uncle was living, he was told his uncle had been signed out two days prior. He attempted to find out why he was allowed to be signed out and got no answers. Officers investigated and found the uncle, who said he terminated the power of attorney and is doing okay. Officers relayed that info to the nephew who appeared okay with his uncle’s decision and relieved he was okay.
-An officer conducting a welfare check on a female at a West Fifth Street residence on Oct. 16 spoke with the female and noted she knew what was going on did not exhibit any concerning abnormal behavior. She refused medical treatment after being asked several times and signed an EMS refusal.
-Alexis Ammon was issued a citation for improper lane passing and verbal warning for reckless driving during an Oct. 17 traffic stop on state Route 7.
-Officers investigated a report of juveniles destroying items out of a blessing box on Minerva Street on Oct. 17.
-Officers searched St. Clair Avenue to the city limits on Oct. 17 for a male reported to be carrying a rifle.
-Officers following up on an earlier disturbance call on Oct. 18 at a Pennsylvania Avenue residence were told by the resident her husband came home after police took him to his brother’s but he did not cause any disturbance; he grabbed a charger for his phone and left in his vehicle.
-Desiree Britters was issued a citation with mandatory court date for disorderly conduct on Oct. 18 and was told due to numerous repeated calls over the past several months for the same issue at her residence if officers had to return again that night, she would be arrested for persistent disorderly conduct.
-Officers arrived at a Lincoln Avenue residence on Oct. 18 for one to removed and spoke with the male resident who told them that a female randomly walked into his apartment and laid on his bed. The male said he didn’t know who she was but knew she was from Salem. Officers questioned how he knew where she was from but not who she was and the male said she had stayed there the other night. Officers told the female she needed to leave because the residents no longer wanted her there.
-Officers investigating a report of a male sleeping on a Monroe Street front porch on Oct. 18, identified the male and told him he could not be sleeping there and he moved along.
-Officers returned to the police department after being advised a female was there causing a scene and found the female lying on the ground using her bag as a pillow. Officers told her she could not sleep on the floor and needed to leave unless she was there to conduct police business. The female began rambling as she walked up the stairs.
-Officers investigating a possible domestic disturbance at a Pennsylvania Avenue residence on Oct. 18 spoke to the parties involved and were told that it was a verbal altercation.
-Officers checking on a male sitting on the edge of a flower bed in Umbrella Alley on Oct. 18 spoke to the man who said he was charging his phone. Officers asked him about a pile of cigarettes nearby and he said they weren’t his and that his were in a bag, but he would clean them up if he had a broom.
-A warrant was issued for Brian Noble on Oct. 18 for criminal trespass after a female showed officers video of Noble being at a condemned residence earlier that day.
-Officers investigated at complaint of a male walking around a St. Clair Avenue residence on Oct. 18. The resident told officers the subject left before they arrived, but she had him on her ring camera. She was advised to call the police if he returns. The female called back later to report someone again on her property but said they left before the officers arrived again.
-A female came to the police station on Oct. 18 to request officers speak with a juvenile she has been having issues with. Officers went to the juvenile’s McKinnon Avenue residence and spoke to the juvenile who said the female came after her.