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-- A deputy responded at 2:19 p.m. Monday to Cannon Mills Road in Madison Township at the request of Allegheny County police to make contact with the owner of a vehicle located in their jurisdiction. No contact was made with the registered owner, but a resident at the property said the person does not live there anymore. They will attempt to call the person and have them call Allegheny County.
East Liverpool
-- Peyton Wilson (age and address not provided) was trespassed from a vacant residence in the 300 block of Wilbert Avenue Sept. 19. She was squatting in the residence. Officers served her with papers and told her she was no longer wanted there.
-- Clayton Eugene (age and address not provided) was issued a citation for speeding following a Sept. 19 traffic stop for speeds of 74 mph in a 50-mph construction zone.
-- Officers responded to Globe Street on Sept. 19 for a report of juveniles riding minibikes in the roadway and nearly causing several accidents. Officers were not able to locate the juveniles.
-- Officers conducted a welfare check at a residence on Dresden Avenue on Sept. 19.
-- Firefighters transported a juvenile to the hospital from a residence on Shadylane on Sept. 19, after an officer spoke with her about her refusal to go inside the residence and was advised that she had thoughts of self-harm.
-- Officers responded to a report of a stolen cat in the 200 block of Wilbert Avenue on Sept. 19. The caller said the neighbor had taken their cat and the neighbor said it was their cat that went missing several weeks ago. The cat was returned to the caller.
-- An unnamed driver was given a citation with a court date following a Sept. 19 traffic stop on St. Clair Avenue. The officer ran a random registration check which showed the driver did not have a license. A licensed driver picked up the vehicle.
-- Officers took a report from a male at the station who wanted to report someone damaging the wiper blade on his vehicle on Sept. 19.
-- Officers took a report at the station on Sept. 19 from a mother who said her daughter was being bullied by other students.
-- Officers responded to two females on a porch of an abandoned house on Cadmus Street on Sept. 19. The females told the officers they purchased the house and were cleaning it out. They were advised to contact housing to get proper times to be on the property.
-- Officers responded to a report of a vehicle broken down on St. Clair Avenue blocking traffic on Sept. 19. No vehicle was located.
-- Officers advised a male that he was not wanted on a property in the 1800 block of Lisbon Street after he made threats to the owner on Sept. 19. He was told if he went back, he would be arrested and charged with trespass.
-- Officers were flagged down by a group of kids on Blakely Street to let them know about a loose dog on Sept. 19. Officers were able to locate the dog's owner and the dog was returned.
-- Officers responded to a report of people yelling in the street on Avondale Street on Sept. 19. They checked the area but didn't find anything.
-- Frederick Lyda Jr. was issued a citation and court date for driving without a valid license, reckless operation and drug paraphernalia after a Sept. 19 traffic stop on Dresden Avenue.
-- Officers responded on sept. 20 to a report for possible drug activity at a residence on Ohio Avenue with heavy vehicle traffic. Officers checked the area but did not find anything.
-- A driver was released with a warning following a Sept. 20 traffic stop on Walnut Street for improper display of plates
-- A male subject told officers he would leave for the night after officers responded to the residence in 300 block of Shadylane on Sept. 20 for a verbal domestic dispute.
-- An officer on patrol on Pennsylvania Avenue on Sept. 20 noticed a front loader with hazard lights on. He checked the area but found no one.
-- Officers responded to a dispute between a male and female on Smithfield Street on Sept. 20. The male would not let the female in the residence to gather her property and leave. After the officers arrived, she was able to get her property and leave.
-- A female called police to report assault charges over a lawnmower on Ohio Avenue on Sept. 20 after being shoved off a male's property and told to leave. The female told officers she didn't have the paperwork to prove the mower was hers, but she wanted her mower. Officers told her when she had the paperwork proving it was hers, they would do a civil standby for her to get it.
-- A male on Shadylane Drive was advised by officers on Sept. 20 that he would need to calm down after neighbors complained of his yelling.
-- Officers told a male that he was on private property and needed to leave after responding to a trespass complaint in the 700 block of Armstrong Avenue on Sept. 20. The male who agreed to leave told officers earlier in the day one of his passengers threw their cell phone out of the car and into the woods and he was trying to find it.
-- Workers told officers responding to an alarm drop in the 400 block of Mulberry Street on Sept. 20 that it was a false alarm, and they accidentally tripped it.
-- Officers spoke with two males in the area of Smith Street regarding suspicious activity on Sept. 20. The males said they were going to the BP gas station. The office told them the gas station was closed and they left the area.
-- An unnamed driver was released with a warning following a Sept. 20 traffic stop on Dresden Avenue for an Ohio license that was suspended. The officer investigated and learned the license was suspended in Pennsylvania, not Ohio and advised the driver of Pennsylvania suspension and let him go with a warning.
-- Officers investigated a request from LEADS to check an individual at a residence on Manor Lane for a threat that was made on Tik Tok with a phone number tied to that address on Sept. 20. Officers spoke with the resident and found he has never had a Tik Tok and has had the same phone number for years.
-- Officers collected information on a dog bite in the 600 block of St. Clair Avenue on Sept. 20 and forwarded that information to the dog warden for investigation.