County Sheriff

– After receiving a 911 hangup call at 6:15 a.m. Monday, deputies went to an address on state Route 558 and found a young child waiting for the bus. The boy told deputies his family was at a grandparent’s house, but deputies were unable to get anyone to come to the door.

– Joseph Messenger, state Route 45, Lisbon, reported three people had been lurking around West Point Trucking’s property in a vehicle at 4:04 a.m. Tuesday. He ran them off, although the driver reportedly was unhappy about it. The vehicle was described as a white Pontiac with a black driver’s side door. Deputies could not find the vehicle.

Columbiana

– A woman reported at 1:11 p.m. Wednesday someone threw out a garbage bag on West Metz Road and it possibly had drugs inside. Police checked and found it did not appear to be drugs and recommended the bag be thrown away.

– A solicitor’s permit was issued to Joseph E. Taorminoa of Aliquippa, Pa., for Comcast Xfinity on all streets in the city at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.

– A North Main Street man reported suspected child abuse at 1:47 p.m. Wednesday but it was later determined the child had been playing with makeup which was mistaken for bruising.

East Palestine

– Police were called to the 500 block of East Martin Street at 7:55 a.m. Tuesday for a report that a 2-year-old was chasing a cat in the road and was not supervised by an adult. When police arrived the child’s mother was walking up to bring her back home and told police that she had worked a midnight shift and must have fallen asleep and the girl got out of the house.

– Police were called to an East Highland Avenue home at 1:35 p.m. Wednesday for a report of a domestic dispute. The man and woman inside denied having an argument and told police they were yelling at their daughter for throwing things out of the window onto the roof. There were no signs of physical violence and the couple were told to quiet down so as not to disturb the neighbors.

– Police were called to the East North Avenue school at 2:44 p.m. Tuesday for a report that three boys may have entered the building. Police found the boys outside the building and there were no signs they had actually entered the building. The boys were told not to be on the property again or they would be charged with criminal trespass.

– Police were called to the area of West Martin Street and Western Avenue for a report that there was an altercation between a groups of kids. Police told the group to walk in different directions from one another or resolve their differences in a manner that doesn’t cause alarm to the neighbors. They were also told that if they continued to act that way they would face charges in juvenile court.

– Shelby A. Walker, East Taggart Street, reported at 1:26 p.m. Wednesday that while cleaning out her vehicle in the front yard someone stole a box of blankets and several newer folding chairs that were in the yard.

– An administration office employee reported at 9:16 a.m. Wednesday a man was acting oddly in the lobby and telling stories to the other office employees that were alarming. Police found the man was a resident of American Home Health Care and told him to return there and share his concerns with the staff.

– An East Taggart woman reported at 3:54 p.m. May 6 her daughter did not return home from school. The girl was found by police at afriend’s house in the 400 block of North Market. The girl saidshe could not send or receive her mother’s messages on her phone because she did not have wireless service there. Police told the girl to have better communication with her mother or she would face unruly charges.

– A West Main Street woman reported at 6:23 p.m. Saturday someone stole $300 from her purse.

– David Clemmer, Mud Bridge Road, reported at 11:26 a.m. Tuesday a man was harassing a woman he knows through Facebook.

– Thomas Terdina, 54, Steubenville Pike, was cited for speeding following a traffic stop on West Martin Street at 3:55 p.m. Wednesday.

– Lori Wright, 45, Y&O Road, was cited for speeding following a traffic stop on Bacon Avenue at 4:13 p.m. Wednesday.

– Robert Anderson Jr., 23, Enon Valley, Pa. was cited for speeding following a traffic stop on North Pleasant Drive at 4:40 p.m. Wednesday.

– Elizabeth Krebs, 24, Hamilton Road, was cited for speeding following a traffic stop on Bacon Avenue at 5 p.m. Wednesday.

East Liverpool

– Officers responded to a report of a drug transaction in the Rite Aid parking lot between a woman and a man in a pickup truck. They arrived to find a witness pointing out the two people. The woman, Cena Mason, 21, no address listed, was taken into custody on an outstanding warrant.

– A home health agency reported a case of possible elderly abuse at a Lincoln Avenue home, but the resident said she and her daughter had a verbal argument but no one had ever harmed her. Two home health aides said everything was fine.

– Melissa D. Lewis, Wilbert Avenue, reported her juvenile daughter has been coming home from a neighbor’s high and intoxicated. The matter is under investigation.

– Carl Fowler, Jennings Avenue, reported his wallet stolen from his vehicle.

– Molly Gamble, Bates Street, returned home to find a 50-inch television missing. It appeared someone entered through a window.

– Nina V. Sattler, reported a person with whom she was staying took her debit card and possibly used it at Sally’s Beauty Supply for $71.27 worth of items.

– While a patient at ELCH, Marcie J. Gregory, had her purse stolen from her room.

St. Clair Township

– Shanda M. Pipes, 28, no address listed, was charged Wednesday with petty theft and possession of criminal tools after she reportedly took five items from the shelves at Walmart and concealed them in her purse then left the store without paying.

Salem

– Police responded to a report of a child unattended at a home in the 1700 block of East State at 12:41 p.m. Thursday. An officer found the child was not unattended since a woman was sitting by the stroller.

– A caller at 10:19 a.m. Thursday reported a male yelling in the hallways in the 200 block of North Lincoln looking for a female, then he went out into the back parking lot of the facility where he located his wife, who had been next door at the counseling center. She had gone back to the car and they said all was fine.

– Jonathen Abbott, 28, of 184 Jennings Ave., was charged with disorderly conduct after police were called at 7:19 a.m. Thursday to the 200 block of North Lincoln for a report of an intoxicated male walking out into traffic. The male was located and was extremely intoxicated and unsteady. He was given a ride home.

– A woman came to the police station at 7:01 a.m. Thursday saying she wanted her tenant out of the building she owns in the 100 block of Jennings Avenue. She was told she had to go through the eviction process.

– A vehicle was reported stolen at 5:30 a.m. Thursday in the 1400 block of Franklin but when officers arrived, the vehicle was in the driveway. The owner said his girlfriend told him the vehicle was not in the drive when she left for work and he looked out the window and the vehicle was not there so he called police. When he went back to the door, another female who lives there came in and the vehicle was in the drive. He did not give her permission to drive it, but didn’t want anything done. She said she never left the driveway in the vehicle.

– A person was asked to be removed from the 800 block of Barclay at 2:09 a.m. Thursday. Officers spoke to the female and she was advised the homeowner didn’t want her there. She left on foot.

– Lindsay Buckley, 26, of 1265 Cedar Ridge Drive, was charged with domestic violence and taken to the county jail after police were called to her residence for a domestic at 12:17 a.m. Thursday. A man said he had an argument with his girlfriend and mother of his children, saying she was intoxicated and attempting to leave with a friend to continue drinking. He said he was headbutted twice and attempted to keep her there because he didn’t want her driving, then she scratched the left side of his neck and left. Officers made contact with the female and her friend several blocks away. She said nothing physical happened at the residence other than the male throwing her against the wall. There were no marks on the female. Photos were taken of the male’s injuries. The female, Buckley, was taken into custody.

– A man on Ansley Way came to the police station at 9:13 p.m. Wednesday regarding a dispute that took place in the 900 block of West State Street over a driving incident. He only wanted a report on file.

– Mason Jewell, 24, of 284 E. Fourth St., turned himself in at the police station on an outstanding warrant at 8:39 p.m. Wednesday. He was taken into custody and released to a sheriff’s deputy.

– A man on New Garden reported at 7:53 p.m. Wednesday that his soon-to-be ex-wife has been contacting him after he told her not to anymore. An officer was unable to contact her.

– A woman at Circle K East, 1125 E. State St., reported at 6:48 p.m. Wednesday that small items were taken from the store. The person had since left the area, with the theft under investigation.

– Steven McKinney, 24, of 674 E. Sixth St., was charged with assured clear distance ahead after his southbound vehicle on Franklin Avenue struck the rear of a vehicle driven by William McMillan, 61, of Columbiana, causing McMillan’s vehicle to strike the rear of a vehicle driven by Kenneth Anderson, 61, of state Route 45 at 6:01 p.m. Wednesday. The vehicles sustained minor damage. A female passenger in the McMillan vehicle advised of stomach pain and was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. Salem firefighters also responded to the scene.

– A woman reported at 5:41 p.m. Wednesday that two people had been harassing her at her place of employment in the 2900 block of East State Street. She was told her options.

– A caller at 5:23 p.m. Wednesday reported several male juveniles using vulgar language at Memorial Park. An officer spoke with the kids.

– Suspicious activity was reported at 5:04 p.m. Wednesday at the Salem recycling center in the 200 block of South Ellsworth where a caller said two people had been removing items from the recycling dumpsters and putting them in their vehicle. Officers spoke to the male and female about the complaint.

– A suspicious person was reported at 4:31 p.m. Wednesday in the 600 block of South Union where a male had been walking around a residence for the past few days. Contact was made with the male who said his mother lives next door and he was waiting for her to get home from work.

– A caller at 2:18 p.m. Wednesday reported a female tossing clothes out of a residence yelling the items were free for the taking. Officers arrived and saw the clothing on the ground. No one was around. The items were on the property and no problem to those in the area.

– Police were called to an establishment in the 400 block of South Broadway for one to be removed, finding a male standing outside who was calm. The owner said she wanted him off the property due to actions inside the bar. A ride was located for him.

– A woman reported a theft at 12:18 p.m. Wednesday, saying that her daughter placed her cell phone down in the junior high band room at the school on Sixth Street and someone removed it.

Goshen Police District

– An officer responded to the area of state Route 14 and Egypt Road at 5:15 a.m. May 14 in reference to a man passed out in the roadway. Upon arrival the officer found two Salem units on scene assisting the victim, a diabetic who passed out while walking. Green Township first responders arrived and transported the man to the hospital.

– An officer responded to an alarm drop in the 10000 block of Stratton Road at 5:04 p.m. May 14 and found a keyholder who said the building was secure and one of the workers must have left the door open.

– A patrolling officer at 5:38 p.m. May 15 observed a vehicle parked in a field along the railroad tracks in the area of state Route 14 and Duck Creek Road. The occupants, a father and son, said they were train enthusiasts who were waiting for a specialized train to come through. The officer observed apparent tools for the outing and cleared the scene upon determining they posed no risk to themselves or the trains.

– An officer responded to a Cedarwood Drive, Beloit, home at 10:26 a.m. Monday where the resident reported seven fraudulent charges made to his bank account in Georgia.

– An officer responded to an Oakwood Street, Beloit, home at 6 a.m. Tuesday for a medical assist and stood by until the resident was transported by Beloit and Sebring EMTs to the hospital.

– An officer responded to the area of state Route 165 and Washingtonville Road at 4:50 a.m. Wednesday in reference to a small fire called in by a passer-by. The officer searched the area but was unable to locate any fire.

Wellsville

– Postal Supervisor Johanna Abdalla requested May 3 the back window of one its vans was shattered while parked at the post office.

– Police were called at 12:20 p.m. May 5 to the Huntington Bank. Bank manager Cheryl Sutton sad less than 20 minutes earlier Joshua Revelant, 28, Walnut Street, East Liverpool, called and said the bank withdrew $160 of his, and that the teller that answered the phone told him that the signature on the slip was his but he can dispute it. He then issued a threat and hung up. The bank security guard called Revelant and told him not to return, to which Revelant allegedly said he would kill the guard. Sutton also said Revelant called the bank’s Calcutta branch and cursed them out, so they hung up on him. Employees believed that Revelant was in the bank that morning, so Wellsville fire crews were called to clear the bank, in which the employees were allowed back in shortly after. Revelant was cited with aggravated menacing.

– A search May 7 for a 14-year-old East Liverpool girl took police from a house on Wood Street, to Independence Square and another house on Aten Avenue before the girl was found in front of the middle school. She denied drinking but was stumbling, leaning up against her mother’s car to keep her balance and slurring her words. She was cited for underage consumption.

– Pat Gibson, Wood Street, reported his mower stolen May 7, saying he followed the mower’s tracks through her yard to a residence on Cedar Alley, and saw the mower sitting under the porch. Officers spoke to resident Mike Jackson, who said that Robert Wright brought the mower over and sold it for $15. Gibson got his mower back. Wright was cited with theft.

– Police were called at 9:56 p.m. May 12 to the area of Lisbon and Ninth after a basketball hoop was hit and destroyed by a by a vehicle and also damaged a parked truck owned by Nelson Green’s daughter. Police learned the truck struck another parked vehicle on 12th Street. The driver of the truck, David M. Morris, 36, 10th Street, appeared under the influence by registered .000 on the portable breathalyzer test. He was cited for having physical control of vehicle while under the influence and two counts of failure to control.

– A car parked in front of the home of Minda Bess, Broadway, was struck by another vehicle Saturday morning. An hour later, John J. Milhoan, Staunton Avenue, East Liverpool, arrived with his daughter and said the girl had hit the car.

– Jacob McCartney, Lisbon Street, reported at 9 p.m Monday someone kicked the front door in on his home. He could not tell if anything was missing due to the condition the last tenant left it in.

– Kenneth Boyle, Broad-way, reported Wednesday someone opened a credit card with Amidger Services and charged $737.78 in Michigan. Boyle reported the incident to the company, and they advised that a police report was needed.

– Police were called at 12:03 a.m. Thursday to Fourth and Main where a Ford Escape had been parked and running for over two hours. An officer found the windows fogged up and a man identified as Nick Cataldo, Buzzard Road, Wellsville, passed out in the driver’s seat. Cataldo woke after an officer yelled twice. He admitted drinking earlier in the day. He was cited for physical control and driving under suspension.

– Denise Delilo, Riverside Avenue, reported at 6:52 a.m. Thursday someone walked into the rear unlocked entrance of her home and took a $20 bill and the keys to her Jetta from her purse, and a carton of American Spirit cigarettes from car’s trunk.