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Sheriff's Office
-- A woman on Gavers Road, Hanover Township, reported at 3:32 p.m. Wednesday that her 10-year-old daughter was being unruly, throwing things and striking family members. Upon arrival, the juvenile was fine and a deputy was not needed.
-- Improper shooting was reported at 11:04 p.m. Tuesday at a property on state Route 165 in Unity Township where the caller said the neighbor was shooting onto the caller's property and the bullets had struck some items on the property. The caller advised knowing the person was shooting prior to the damage. A deputy went to the address on Brushville Road and spoke with a man who was advised of the complaint and the laws and safe shooting. He advised he understood.
-- A deputy was dispatched at 4:55 p.m. Tuesday to U.S. Route 62 in Butler Township for a juvenile-related report.
-- A woman on Homeworth Road, Knox Township reported at 3:52 p.m. Tuesday that her 13-year-old son was being unruly due to getting into trouble at school. Upon arrival, the juvenile was fine and there were no issues.
-- A juvenile-related issue was reported in a menacing call on 12th Street South, Knox Township at 10:10 p.m. Monday. A deputy spoke to the caller and advised them how to proceed.
-- A civil matter was reported at 11:41 p.m. Sunday on West Washington Street, Salineville.
-- A suspicious person was reported at 7:03 p.m. Sunday on state Route 518, Madison Township. Deputies checked the immediate and surrounding areas, but did not find anyone.
-- Management at Fireside Lake Campground, Rochester Road, West Township, called at 9:18 p.m. Oct. 31 to report a camper setting off fireworks. A deputy spoke with the camper, who was from Cleveland, and was leaving the campground.
-- Deputies were called at 5:25 p.m. Oct. 29 to Scotts Mill Road, Middleton Township for a welfare check and made contact with a person who had multiple active arrest warrants out of Beaver Township Police Department in Mahoning County. Caleb D. Englert, 47, Scotts Mill Road, Rogers, was taken into custody and turned over to Beaver Township Police, who also arrived at the residence. According to online court records in Mahoning County, he's facing multiple counts of felony menacing by stalking and misdemeanors of menacing by stalking and aggravated menacing.
Highway Patrol
-- A 15-year-old male from New Waterford was cited for a right of way violation after his westbound ATV pulled from a private drive and was struck by a southbound vehicle on state Route 7 driven by Pricie Jo L. Bittner, 32, West Main Street, New Waterford at 4:16 p.m. Nov. 3 in Fairfield Township. No injuries were reported to either driver or the teen's two teen passengers.
-- Christian W. Scherer, 25, Warren, was cited for reasonable control after his westbound vehicle drove off of state Route 154 and struck a guardrail at 6:51 p.m. Nov. 1 in Middleton Township, with no injuries reported.
-- Hayden W. Beebout, 21, Leetonia Road, Leetonia, was cited for reasonable control after his southbound vehicle went off of the right side of Pancake Clarkson Road and struck a vehicle driven by Lydia K. Smith, 75, Pancake Clarkson Road, Rogers, who was in a private drive at 2:38 p.m. Nov. 1 in Middleton Township. No injuries were reported.
-- David C. Peppel, 70, state Route 7, Columbiana, was cited for a right of way violation after pulling from a private drive and getting struck by a southbound vehicle driven by Samuel T. Reidy, 32, Dyke Road Rogers, on state Route 7 at 12:16 p.m. Nov. 1 in Fairfield Township. Peppel suffered a suspected minor injury, but was not transported. Reidy wasn't injured.
-- Raven Borland, 32, Emerick Road, Kensington, was cited for reasonable control after her eastbound vehicle traveled off of the right side of state Route 644 and struck a guardrail, continuing along the guardrail at 2:44 a.m. Nov. 1 in Franklin Township. No injury was reported.
-- A 17-year-old male from Wellsville was cited for reasonable control, with alcohol and marijuana suspected, after the northbound vehicle he was driving on Skyline Drive failed to yield at a stop sign and traveled through the intersection, off the north side of state Route 39, striking an embankment before overturning at 1:20 a.m. Nov. 1 in Yellow Creek Township.
-- Elizabeth B.C. Duffield, 23, Youngstown, was cited for reasonable control after her northbound vehicle began to reverse down the hill on Bye Road, went off of the right side and struck a ditch at 8:22 p.m. Oct. 31 in Middleton Township. No injury was reported.
-- Melroy A. Harris, 66, Echo Dell Road, East Liverpool, was cited for reasonable control after his northbound vehicle traveled off of the right side of state Route 7 and struck a guardrail end at 4:31 p.m. Oct. 31 in Madison Township. No injury was reported.
-- James L. Winchell, 74, Pittsburgh, Pa., was cited for improper passing after his southeastbound vehicle attempted to pass a U.S. Postal Service truck driven by Nichole J. Boles, 42, Rogers at 1:35 p.m. Oct. 31 in Unity Township and struck the truck. No injuries were reported.
-- Bonita L. McDade, 79, West Sixth Street, East Liverpool, was cited for reasonable control after her southbound vehicle drove off of the right side of state Route 45 and struck a pile of large rocks at 11:35 a.m. Oct. 31 in Unity Township. No injury was reported.
-- Aydin C. Creque, 19, Church Street, Beloit, was cited for reasonable control after his southbound vehicle traveled off of the left side of Rochester Road and struck a utility pole and fence and overturned at 8:07 a.m. Oct. 31 in West Township. He suffered suspected minor injuries and was taken by Sandy Creek EMS to Canton Aultman Hospital.
-- A 16-year-old male from Lisbon was cited for improper passing after the southbound vehicle he was driving attempt to pass another southbound vehicle driven by Robin S. Zalick, 64, West Martin Street, East Palestine, who began making a left turn at 2:50 p.m. Oct. 28. No injuries were reported.
East Liverpool
-An officer investigating a complaint on Oct. 19 of two men in a dumpster found the two males sitting front of an apartment on Edwards Street.
-Officers were unable to pursue charges against a male reported on Ot. 19 for making threats on social media due to the victim's refusal to cooperate and saying he only wanted it documented.
-A Lisbon Street resident on Oct. 19 requested an Amazon delivery van that pulled into his driveway be towed because he was tired of delivery vehicles using his driveway. The resident was advised by officers that the van could not be towed, and it was probably a mistake. The officer talked to the delivery driver who said he missed the driveway he was supposed to pull in and pulled into the caller's drivewa and the caller then came out and told him the package better be for him or he was having him towed and held the driver until officers arrived. Both parties agreed that it was an honest mistake.
-Officers spoke to a female at a Wilbert Avenue residence on Oct. 20 regarding a harassment complaint against a male who she said is harassing her and putting her in group chats when she has him blocked. The female took screen shots of the messages and sent them to the officer's work email to be included in the report.
-An officer investigating a possible domestic issue at a Park Avenue residence on Oct. 20 spoke to the female resident who said her children's' father came into her residence and was causing a scene, arguing with her, punching the wall and damaging it and smacked his 15-year-old daughter's butt. The officers attempted to speak to the male at an address provided by the female.
-Police advised a resident on West Seventh Street on Oct. 20 that a criminal trespass charge would be issued for her son, since he has been previously trespassed from the property and stopped by on Oct. 20 asking to hang out and she told him that wouldn't be wise.
-Both parties involved in an Oct. 20 domestic incident at Logan Street residence signed off on a domestic violence refusal form after officers talked with both of them. The male said the female pushed him during, an argument and the female said she went outside and he followed so she pushed him to put some distance between them. Neither party wanted to file charges.
-Officers responded to a Market Street residence on Oct. 20 for a female who wanted to report a male that had been in her vehicle with her got upset because she wouldn't kiss him goodbye and shattered her windshield by punching it then jumped over the console into the driver seat and drove off with her car. The car was entered as stolen into LEADs. Officers followed up with her on Oct. 21 and she told them the vehicle was located, and she did not want to file charges. Officers had her sign a refuse to prosecute form.