County Sheriff

– Mary Arabe, Gaston Road, Negley, reported at 8:33 a.m. Friday a vehicle, which appeared abandoned, was at the intersection of Gaston Road and Fredricktown-Clarkson. Deputies found the vehicle, which was parked on Gaston Road. The vehicle, which had Mississippi plates, had not been entered as stolen and a tow truck was called. While waiting for the tow truck, a man approached and said his daughter’s boyfriend left it there due to there being a hill in either direction and his inability to climb the hills because he lacked winter tires. The man went to his home, got the keys and moved the vehicle.

– Andrew Chambers, Mill Street, Rogers, reported at 9:31 a.m. Wednesday he and the mother of his three children, ages 6, 4 and 2, are separated and both parents are homeless. He moved back in with his mother and had the children living there with him. The children’s’ mother took them last Friday for a visit and said they were going to see her mother in Chester, W.Va., He has not heard from them since. Deputies checked a few shelters and had the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office check her mother’s home.

– Eleanor Kornbau, Old state Route 154, Rogers, reported at 9:43 a.m. Wednesday she feels her neighbor has been entering her home and removing items. In recent weeks, at two different times, someone took a ham and a can opener.

– Michelle Arnold, Georgetown Road, North Georgetown, reported at 8:09 p.m. Wednesday she and her husband were arguing and she slapped him in the face, then he back handed her in the nose. He agreed with what happened. Neither wanted to prosecute the other. She left the home.

– Toni Pelmati, Rochester Road, Salem, reported at 9:13 p.m. Wednesday she returned home to find her 70-inch TV and her DVD player missing. The TV is rented through Rent-A-Center. There was no damage to the home and she believes they may have entered through an unlocked window.

– Miguel Cruz, Mountz Road, Salem, reported at 9:57 p.m. Wednesday he returned home to find two flatscreen TVs (a 42-inch and a 32-inch) and two Sony stereos missing. He believes someone entered through an unlocked door. There was no damage to the home.

– Christopher Shipley, an AT&T repairman, reported at 2:45 p.m. Wednesday someone severed and stole about 550 feet of cable from the power poles on Osbourne Road, Wellsville. The same section of cable was stolen a few years ago also.

– Deputies assisted a vehicle stuck in the roadway on Depot Road near Burtview at 2:08 a.m. Thursday. The vehicle owner’s family came and pulled her off the icy hill while deputies used their overhead lights to warn passing cars.

Highway Patrol

– Kolt James Kirbaugh, 31, Ohio Avenue, East Liverpool, was northbound on state Route 7 in Madison Township at 1:25 p.m. Thursday and went off the right side into an embankment and overturned. He was cited for failure to control.

– Lindsey M. Russell, 19, North Middle Street, Columbiana, was southbound on Teegarden Road in Salem township at 1 a.m. Monday and hit a tree in the road.

– Lawrence J. Kress, 71, Northfield, Ohio, was northbound on state Route 11 and hit a deer.

– James A. Thomas, 19, New Castle, Del., was southbound on Cunningham Road in Salem Township at 8 p.m. Monday and railed to obey a road closed sign and struck the railroad tracks that were under construction. He was cited for driving on closed roads.

– Matthew Ray McGuire, 21, East Lincoln Way, Lisbon, was northbound on U.S. 30 in Center Township at 11:37 a.m. Monday and was truck by a fallen tree and went off the right side into a guardrail.

– William R. Drake, 55, Maple Hill, Salineville, was eastbound on state route 39 in Washington Township at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday and went off the right side into a tree that was down. He was cited for failure to control.

– Logan T. Rance, 20, Crestview Road, Leetonia, was southbound on Y&O Road in Madison Township and hit a deer.

– Kenne Lee Peterson, 26, Canton, was westbound on state Route 172 in West Township at 10:40 p.m. Thursday and went off the right side into a ditch and rolled over. He was cited for failure to control.

– Chase Lucas May, 29, state route 9, Hanoverton, was northbound on state Route 9 in Hanover Township at 10:27 p.m. Saturday and went off the left side into an embankment, a fruit stand, and electric fence and then overturned. He was taken by medical helicopter to St. Elizabeth Hospital with serious injuries.

– Steven A.L. Swartz, 21, Bell School Road, East Liverpool, was southbound on state Route 45 in Center Township at 1:52 a.m. Saturday and it an embankment and continued on.

Lisbon

– Justin Miller, East High Street, reported at 7:28 p.m. Wednesday two cars were doubled parked on the road. Police located one of the vehicle owners and told him to have the car moved, which he did.

East Palestine

– Carol Rady, Wood Street, reported at 4:31 p.m. Thursday Candice L. Desanzo, East Martin Street, came to her home when she was not welcome there. Police told Desanzo if she returned to the home she would be arrested.

Columbiana

– A Tic-Toc employee reported at 6:23 p.m. Thursday a vehicle was disabled on state Route 14 near M&E Supply. Police checked but did not find the vehicle.

East Liverpool

– Esther N. Thorne, Riverview Towers, reported an aide took items from her residence. Thorne said the aide had gone to get something for her and was gone awhile. When Thorne went to find her, the aide was standing in front of her dresser.

– William H. Price reported he returned to work at his business on River Road to find someone had rummaged through his desk and several lockers, with tools missing. A rock was used to break a window to gain entry to the business.

– Raeann L. Hager, no address listed, reported she left her wallet on the roof of her car and drove off. When she backtracked, Hager found her wallet in the Devon’s Diamond area with all its contents removed.

– Kathy L. Barnes, no address listed, reported her vehicle entered while parked at Maxi’s Lunch Box on Harvey Avenue, and her wallet was stolen. Other unlocked vehicles were also entered, but nothing was taken.

– Joshua L. Boyd, 19, no address listed, reported an older man exited a truck, threw him on the ground and kicked him, telling Boyd if he tried to steal from him again, he’d shoot him.

– Curtis Burchett, no address listed, reported a Samsung cell phone taken from his car while it was on Montrose Street.

– Todd A. McGaffic, no address listed, reported his daughter’s iPad was taken while she was at Walnut Lanes on Walnut Street.

Wellsville

– Officers dispatched to the home of Rebecca Ammon, Broadway Avenue for reports that her boyfriend was breaking out windows found a fight in progress. They broke up the fight and called for an ambulance for Jason Holloway, who was bleeding from the face and head. Morgan Cox came from the residence with blood running down his arm, saying he assaulted Holloway, which was corroborated by Ammon, who said Cox broke out the windows with a screwdriver. Cox was charged with criminal damaging, felonious assault and menacing. Ammon told police Cox told her she would be next if she said anything. There was blood throughout the hallway onto the porch, according to reports.

– Officers were called by Tyler Kelly to a 10th Street residence where he is staying, saying he was being harassed by a man he knows. The man was gone when officers arrived, but a resident told them a man had been pounding on the door, yelling for Kelly to come outside.

– An officer on patrol northbound on Clark Avenue reported a vehicle driving in the middle of the highway nearly sideswiped his cruiser. He turned and caught up with the vehicle, but the report failed to note what action was taken.

– During a traffic stop at 9th and Center streets for a defective plate light, the officer reported smelling marijuana coming from the driver, Erin Heddlestun. She was cited with the plate light violation and possession of drugs of abuse after a green leafy material was reportedly found in her purse. The report included no age or address for Heddlestun.

– A vehicle driven south on state Route 7 by Todd J. Clegg, Toronto, slid due to icy conditions, ending up northbound against the median divider. Neither he nor his passenger were injured.

– Officers responded to an accident during which the driver, Robert L. Reed, Broadway Avenue, reportedly was southbound on Main Street, lost control on ice and struck a parked vehicle owned by Deborah Jane Heiney, 7th Street.

– Officers responded to an 8th Street residence for an apparent drug overdose where another resident had poured cold water on the victim and was rubbing his chest in an attempt to revive him. Officers assisted the other resident in giving the sternum rub until Tri-County Ambulance arrived on the scene and transported the man to the hospital. Officers reported finding no drugs or drug paraphernalia in the bathroom.

– A clerk at Rich Oil, Third Street, reported a white man with tattoos on his hands and neck came in to buy beer, but when told he could not buy beer, the man told the clerk to “call the police,” and ran out with two 30-packs of beer, getting into a white Chevy SUV.

– Ryan Talbott and Kalijha Talbott, both of Salineville, reported being assaulted at My Bar by a man while sitting at the bar and speaking to the bartender. They said the bartender’s ex-boyfriend came in and struck each of them in the head with his fists multiple times. They subdued him, and he was told to leave the bar, which he did, kicking the front glass door with his boot and shattering it. Ryan Talbott had visible injuries to his face. Officers went to John Shreve’s home on 1st Street and placed him under arrest with two counts of assault and one count of criminal damaging.

– Gerald Bryant, no age or address listed, reported to Magistrate Court for his appearance and an officer noted he had slurred speech. After court, Bryant was asked what he was on, and he said he had had a couple shots of Black Velvet. He was taken into custody, although reports did not indicate the charge.

– Officers were called to Shoub Towers for a man in need of medical attention. They found a 49-year-old man on the floor, overdosed on medication. He was transported to the hospital by Tri-County Ambulance.

– Cheyenne Anderson, Chester Avenue, reported her stepfather was causing problems at the residence, but he had left prior to officers’ arrival and could not be located. A second call came in that he had returned, and officers found a vase broken and other items thrown throughout the kitchen. They charged Mark Kireta with disorderly conduct.

– Responding to 8th and Maple Alley for loud music, officers served Joseph Merriman a summons for disorderly conduct due to having been to the residence several times for the same complaint.

– Officers were called by Don Croskey, Clark Avenue to remove Tracy Daniels from his home, where she had been allowed to stay a few days. They reported Daniels was found standing at the top of a staircase and refused to come down when told by officers, telling them to “come up and get me.” She was charged with persistent disorderly conduct.

– Luke Shockley of Lisbon reported being stalked by an Irondale man, who left a note on his car indicating he is attracted to Shockley and would like to meet him. He said the man has been leaving similar notes on and off for a year, causing him mental distress. An officer called the man and advised him to stop any contact with Shockley or face criminal charges, and the man agreed.

– Candy Ammon, Beech Alley, reported her vehicle entered while it was parked behind her home. Items taken from the vehicle were located in Clover Alley except for her EBT card.

– Nakita Miller, 18th Street, reported her home entered through the rear door, which was locked when she left for work. Nothing was missing.

– Patricia Gibson, Wood Street, reported someone drove through Cedar Alley and through her yard, tearing up the yard.

– Donald Brown, Sixth Street, reported all four tires on his vehicle punctured.

– Officers responded to a Broadway Avenue residence for a drug overdose where they found one woman passed out on a couch and another on the floor. The woman on the couch was breathing, but the one on the floor was not and had a short straw-like item with white powdered residue on it clenched in her hand. The officer gave the woman a sternum rub and she gasped. Both were transported by ambulance to the hospital. Jessica Morris, the woman on the floor, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.

– Nikita Miller, 18th Street, reported being assaulted by Tiffany Franklin after Franklin yelled at her for letting off fireworks. Miller said she was not letting off fireworks and an argument ensued, ending with Franklin striking her in the eye. Franklin was charged with assault.

Salem

– Police were called at 10:04 a.m. Friday for a suspicious person in the area of Homewood Avenue and Aetna Street where a caller reported a man said he wanted to shovel her snow, but had no shovel. He was described as having a thin build wearing light blue jeans, a reddish hat and dark blue jacket with a crazy look in his eyes. He could not be found.

– A domestic dispute was reported at 9:46 a.m. Friday at a city residence where a woman said she and her husband had an argument. He left before police arrived and she was advised of her options.

– Police were called for an alarm at Zinz Construction on Salem Parkway West at 6:26 a.m. Friday. Officers found an unsecured door and checked the interior of the building, but nobody was found inside. A keyholder responded.

– An officer on patrol at 2:19 a.m. Friday was stopped by a motorist who advised of a problem at Circle K, 780 W. State St. An officer responded and spoke with a clerk, finding a customer was concealing items. The officer spoke to the person who turned over the items to the clerk and was told by both the clerk and the officer that he wasn’t allowed to return to the store.

– Police responded to the 100 block of West Fifth Street at 7:04 p.m. Thursday for a person to be removed from a residence. The person told officers he was leaving to stay with someone else.

– Police were called at 6:49 p.m. Thursday to Walmart on East State Street for an intoxicated person. The person was identified and an officer called a local cab company to take him home.

– A domestic dispute was reported at 1:57 p.m. Thursday in the 500 block of North Ellsworth Avenue where loud persons were alleged. Police discovered a male and female yelling over some personal matters. No violence or harm occurred. The male left the residence with the children.

– A gray truck was reported operating recklessly in the area of Monroe Avenue at 1:54 p.m. Thursday. The vehicle was not found.

– A man in the 1100 block of East Third Street reported at 12:57 p.m. Thursday that a bicycle was left on his property. The bicycle was brought to the police station.

– A reckless operator was reported in a blue Ford minivan coming into the city at 10:42 a.m. Thursday on Benton Road. The vehicle was not located in the city.

– A woman reported at 8:18 a.m. Thursday that she believed a known male entered an apartment in the 2500 block of Lexington Avenue, clogged the drains and left water running to flood the apartment. The person also put unknown cream all over the resident’s clothes.

– Police were dispatched at 8:11 a.m. Thursday to Carole Drive to assist the Ohio State Highway Patrol in making contact with someone. The person was told of a traffic stop involving his vehicle and was asked to report to the scene of the traffic stop.