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lncident #: 20179123 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Barking Dog 885 LIBERTY ST Complainant: CYNTHIA CREER Officers responded to 885 Liberty St. for a report of a barking dog, called in by the complainant Cynthia Creer. Upon arrival, officers observed a boxer type dog tied up on a leash at the back of the residence. The dog was barking continuously. Officer attempted to make contact for several minutes at the front door and had negative contact. Upon further investigation the dog was found to not have shelter or food, but did have running water at the back of the residence. Officer did make contact with the brother of the resident and obtained phone number for him and his wife. Officer and dispatch attempted to make contact via phone with both phone numbers and had negative contact. Attempt was made to contact the City Humane Officer to come retrieve the dog and had negative contact. Officers were able to locate a sliding glass door unlocked at the back of the residence and was able to get the dog to go inside the residence with the leash still attached. Upon attempting to detach the leash from the dog, it bit Ptl. D. Miller on the right hand causing minor injury. The leash was left attached to the dog inside the residence. Officers did clear, however further follow up will be conducted and minor misdemeanor charges are pending. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************************** lncident #: 20179121 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Suspicious Activity VISITING NURSES LOT Officers responded to the 700 block of E. 3rd St. for a report of a male yelling, honking his horn, doing a tribal dance and cursing. Upon arrival, officer located the male preparing to leave in his vehicle through the Visiting Nurses parking lot. Officer stopped the male, made contact with him and advised him of the complaint. During the investigation, K9 Argo was deployed on the vehicle. K9 Argo did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. The male and the vehicle were searched and no contraband was located. The subject was advised to quiet down for the remainder of the evening. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************ Incident #: 20179119 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Suspicious Activity 754 E THIRD ST Officer responded to 746 E Third St for a report of a male individual being loud in the area. Officer made contact with the individual at the rear of his residence and observed the individual was carrying on and quite animated. Officer spoke with the individual and noted his behavior was not out of the ordinary based on numerous prior contacts with him in the past. Officer requested the individual try to be a little less noisy outside to avoid disturbing other area residents. See also report #20179121 Sgt B Slider ***************************************** lncident #: 20179118 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Intoxicated Person VINE AVE / E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS Officers responded to the area of E. Sixth St. and Vine Ave. for a report of an intoxicated male and female walking in the area. The complainant advised that the female fell and that the male picked her up and was carrying her. Upon arrival, the entire area was checked and nobody was found. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************************** Incident #: 20179117 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV While on patrol officer observed a possible disabled vehicle in the 700 block of Highland Ave. Officer made contact with the occupants who affirmed the vehicle had sustained a flat tire. The occupants had already summoned AAA towing. Officer returned approximately 15 minutes later an observed AAA had arrived and were fixing the flat tire. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Incident #: 20179116 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 549 N ELLSWORTH AVE Police responded to the 500 block of N. Ellsworth Ave for a vehicle in the roadway. When officers arrived the vehicle was in someone elses driveway and still part way into the road. Dispatch attempted to make contact with the owner. Davidsons towing arrived on scene and removed the vehicle. Ptl Osberg ******************************************* lncident #: 20179115 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Animal Complaint 616 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMP Police responded to the 600 block of E. 7th St for an animal complaint. The complainant advised they were concerned about the dog being outside. The dog was checked and was observed to have food and shelter. Ptl Osberg ******************************************* Incident #: 20179114 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Check Well Being 384 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: BRADLEY TUCK Officer responded to 384 Washington Ave. to check the welfare of a female subject. The complainant, whom resides in England advised that he could not contact his mother via call or text. Upon arrival, officer attempted contact at the residence and had negative contact. The complainant advised his mother drives a red Chevy car, however the car was not at the residence and it appeared as if a vehicle had recently left the from the back of the residence. Officer cleared and checked back later and the vehicle was still not back. A while later the complainant called back and advised that he was finally able to reach his mother and nothing further was needed. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************************** Incident #: 20179113 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 2555 LEXINGTON AVE 19 Complainant: LORRAINE UTER Officer was dispatched to the 2500 block of Lexington Ave in reference to a juvenile problem. Complainant advised that her 17 year old son, who had just moved in with her from Indiana, had gotten upset with her and left the residence on foot. Complainant advised she was concerned because of the cold and the fact that he did not know where he was going in the Salem area. Officers checked the area, but the juvenile was located in the 100 block of Park Dr. He was afforded a voluntary transport home. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Incident #: 20179112 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Reckless Operator 231 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: DANIEL SOULES Police responded to the dead end of W. 16th St for two SUVs driving recklessly. When officers arrived contact was made with the drivers and advised of the complainant. The drivers stated they were playing in the snow. The drivers were advised of the safety issue and sent on the way. Ptl Osberg ***************************************** lncident #: 20179111 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Criminal Trespassing 931 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: SUE BADDELEY Officer responded to the 900 block of Newgarden Ave for a criminal trespass report. Complainant advised that she located footprints in the back yard of her residence, which came from a nearby field and led to her garage door. Complainant advised that she followed the footprints to a residence in the 800 block of Sharp Ave and questioned the female homeowner, who denied knowing anything about the incident. Officer also responded to the residence on Sharp Ave and spoke with both the male and female subject who live there. However, they denied walking through the field and onto the complainant's property. The garage was not reported to have been entered, nor was anything reported missing. Ptl. Cochran **************************************
Monday, January 01, 2018 09:34 AM -0500 Incident #: 20179098 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Accident No Injury Reported SALEM PARKWAY Unit 1- Operator- Elizabeth D. Lowry Owner LOWRY WILLIAM 4511.19Ala M1 Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol and/or Drugs 4511.19Alh M1 Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol/Drugs .17 of 1 gram or more by weight 4511.202 333.08 MM Failure to Maintain Reasonable Control of a MV on any street, highway, or property While on patrol. this officer came across a 1 car accident on Goshen Rd near the Industrial Park. Contact was made with the driver , Elizabeth D.Lowry , who had gone off the roadway to the left and went into a ditch. First Responders and KLG Ambulance were called to the scene but she had refused any treatment. After further investigation , it was determined that she had operated the vehicle while intoxicated. She was taken into custody and transported to the station for processing. She was later charged with OVI and Failure to Control and given a mandatory court date of 1-4-18 at 8:30am. The vehicle was towed from the scene by AAA. ARRESTED : Elizabeth D. Lowry, AGE 31, 986 Salem Pkwy , Salem OH 44460 Ptl. S. LaRosa ***************************************** lncident #: 20179112 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Reckless Operator 231 W SIXTEENTH ST Police responded to the dead end of W. 16th St for two SUVs driving recklessly. When officers arrived contact was made with the drivers and advised of the complainant. The drivers stated they were playing in the snow. The drivers were advised of the safety issue and sent on the way. Ptl Osberg ****************************************** Incident #: 20179105 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Dog At Large SOUTHEAST BLVD / TANGLEWOOD Report of a dog at Large in the above area. Upon arrival, officers attempted several times to catch the dog but were unsuccessful and the Human Officer was notified. Ptl.R.Miller ****************************************** lncident #: 20179107 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Fraud 1834 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: PATRICIA DAVNER The complainant contacted this department via telephone and advised that she lost her Bank card yesterday. She stated that she used the card at the Huntington bank located inside of Giant Eagle. The complainant thinks she either left the card in the machine or left it sitting at the register. Once she realized she lost the card, she contacted the bank to cancel it. The complainant advised that someone used the card yesterday at two locations prior to her cancelling it. Someone used the card at Giant Eagle in the amount of $158.41 and Pizza Hut for $32.98. The complainant requested a report for the bank. Officer will go to the locations the card was used to attempt to view video of the suspect(s). Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** lncident #: 20179108 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Check Well Being 643 FRANKLIN AVE Report of a check well being at the above address. Upon arrival, officers spoke with all parties involved and the situation had been resolved prior to officers arrival. They were advised that if there were any future problems to contact this department. Ptl.R.Miller ****************************************** Incident #: 20179110 Date: Sunday, December 31,2017 Theft 182 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: AMBER MARALDO Report of a theft at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised a known male subject had taken her prescription medication that she just refilled. Complainant advised that she is missing 32 pills and that the male subject had consumed 10 of them in front of her and would not tell her where the other pills were at. The male subject denied taking any pills but voluntarily went to the to the Salem E.R. via EMT due to smoking crack and other drugs. Ptl.R.Miller ******************************************* lncident #: 20179104 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Curfew Violation 1112 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: SHELDON BROWNFIELD Officers responded to the 1100 block of Cleveland Ave in regards to possible intoxicated juveniles on the roadway standing next to a gold in color SUV. Upon officers arrival the complainant advised that the juveniles ran back inside of the house before officers arrival. Officers cleared without incident and continued to patrol the area in attempts to locate the juveniles, negative contact was made. -Ptl. D Miller ***************************************** lncident #: 20179103 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Assist Other Agency 400 BLOCK OF S BROADWAY Arrested: JOHN ATKINSON, 546 FRANKLIN AVE SALEM, OH Officer assisted an Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper on a traffic stop in the 400 block of S Broadway Ave. Officer stood by while the Trooper administered field sobriety tests. The Trooper subsequently took the driver into custody and the driver was provided the opportunity to submit a breath a sample at Salem PD, which the driver refused. The Trooper served the individual his citations / paperwork and a family member subsequently responded to pick the individual up. Sgt B Slider ******************************************* lncident #: 20179101 Parking Complaint Violation 935 SOUTH AVE Complainant: RICHARD FINCH A male subject came to the Police Dept for a parking complainant in the 900 block of South Ave. The complainant was upset about his neighbor is parking a vehicle in front of his residence and had shown officers pictures. The neighbor, while not in violation, is on the roadway and not blocking the complainants driveway. The complainant was upset the neighbor will not pull his vehicle forward so he can park his vehicles on the roadway instead of his driveway. The complainant was advised the neighbor is not in violation at that time. Ptl Osberg **************************************** lncident #: 20179100 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Check Well Being 207 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: STEWART, JOSEPH Officer responded to the 200 block of Hawley Ave for a well being check. Officer made contact with the individuals in question and affirmed they were fine. The resident advised that the caller requesting the check is the biological father of her children but has not had anything to do with them in years. The resident stated that caller has a history of harassing them via telephone and Internet. Officer advised of the option to file a formal complaint of telecommunications harassment if problems develop and persist. See also lncident # 20179088 Sgt B Slider ***************************************** lncident #: 20179099 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV ROOSEVELT AVE / BENTLEY D Complainant: DEPT, STREET Officer responded to Bentley near Roosevelt Ave for a report of a disabled vehicle (flat tire). A wrecker had arrived on scene prior to officer and was in the process of changing the tire. Officer affirmed nothing further was needed and cleared. Sgt B Slider ********************************************
Sunday, December 31, 2017 08:36 AM -0500 lncident #: 20179088 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Menacing / Threats 207 HAWLEY AVE Complainant contacted this department to report possible illegal activity. The caller provided dispatch with vague information. This officer will attempt to follow up with the information provided. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************* Incident #: 20179089 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 270 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of East 7th St for a reported 911 hang up call. On arrival officers checked the are and did not locate any type of disturbance. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************************** Incident #: 20179091 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Theft 156 WASHINGTON AVE 3 Complainant: JOSHUA DURHAM Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a theft. The complainant stated that someone known to him had taken a money order and cashed it without his permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************************** Incident #: 20179092 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Loud Explosion 545 AETNA ST Report of a loud explosion and possible smoke in the 500 blk of Aetna St. Officers along with the Salem fire dept. checked the area and nothing was located. Residents were also asked, but no one knew anything. Sgt. D. Green ***************************************** lncident #: 20179093 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Public Assist While on patrol officers were advised of a vehicle in a ditch on Butcher Rd. Officers checked the area and located the vehicle in question just outside of the city limits. Officers stood by in the area until a local towing company arrived on scene and pulled the vehicle out. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************************* lncident #: 20179094 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E PERSHING ST / S ELLSWORTH ST Police responded to E. Pershing and S. Ellsworth for a minor two vehicle accident. When Police arrived both operators advised that they did not want a report due to no damage to either vehicle. Both operators also advised no medical attention was needed. Ptl Osberg ******************************************** Incident #: 20179095 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Suspicious Person 2401 E STATE ST A GIANT EAGLE Complainant: GIANT EAGLE Police responded to the Giant Eagle parking lot for a suspicious male subject. The complainant advised an elderly male was walking around in a bath robe and not acting normal. Before officers arrived the wife of the male subject had picked him up and transported him home. Ptl Osberg ***************************************** lncident #: 20179096 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Debris In Roadway N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SEVENTH ST While on patrol, officer was flagged down by a passer by who advised of a large piece of steal in the roadway. Officer found that a plow truck had accidentally hit a sewer frame and broke it while plowing , leaving the sewer wide open. Officers stood by and the street department placed tall cones in the sewer hole until it could be fixed. Ptl LaRosa ***************************************** Incident #: 20179087 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Fight 496 S BROADWAY AVE NlGHT CLUB Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to a fight in progress in the 400 block of S Broadway Ave. Upon officers arriving the persons involved had already dispersed and were departing the area. Several persons that had been involved were identified and stated they did not wish to pursue anything further. Officers stood by until third party transportation had arrived for the individuals. Sgt B Slider ***************************************** Incident #: 20179086 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 Audible Alarm E FIFTH 700 BLOCK A PARKING GARAGE While on patrol in the 500 block of N Lincoln Ave officer heard a car alarm sounding and observed the vehicles lights flashing in an apartment building carport. The vehicle was checked and appeared to be fine. The concussion from a car door being shut on a nearby vehicle had triggered the car alarm, which reset while officer was still present. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* lncident #: 20179085 Date: Saturday, December 30,2017 PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Waterworth Park to check on a report of a vehicle entering the area of the duck pond after hours. Officers found no vehicles in the park and observed fresh tire tracks in the snow leading to a residential driveway near the park entrance. Sgt B Slider ***************************************** lncident #: 20179084 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Intoxicated Driver 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: AMBULANCE, EMT Officer responded to the above location in reference to a possible drunk driver. As this officer was arriving in the area , the complainant had called and advised that the vehicle in question had pulled into a driveway and the driver exited and went into a residence. Officer observed the parked vehicle but did not know which residence the driver went into. Officer cleared. Ptl LaRosa ***************************************** lncident #: 20179083 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1230 SOUTHEAST BLVD 9 Complainant: OLLIE MILLIKEN On 12/29/2017 officers responded to the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd. in regards to juveniles throwing things at residents windows. Upon arrival officers spoke with the complainant and located the juveniles in question. The complainant then stated that the juveniles were knocking on the windows. The juveniles stated that they slipped on ice and ran into the window on accident. Officers then advised the juveniles who lived in the area to go home and stay there for the rest of the night. Once the juveniles returned home officers cleared without incident. -Ptl. D Miller **************************************** lncident #: 20179079 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Check Well Being 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR / NlGHT CLUB Complainant: ASHLEY REED Officer was dispatched to the 500 block of S Broadway Ave to check the well being of a female. Complainant, who lives in New Jersey, advised that her cousin had posted suicidal remarks on social media, due to her boyfriend having recently passed away. Officer responded but, the subject had already left with a family member Officers later learned the location of the subject, via a family member, and responded to make contact with her. Officer spoke with the subject who denied having stated anything about harming herself and advised that she was okay. She denied needing medical attention and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Incident #: 20179078 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Check Well Being 1575 SALEM PARKWAY WEST Complainant: CASSAUNDRA HAZENSTAUB Complainant called to request officers to conduct a welfare check on her 18 month old son in the 1500 block of Salem Parkway West. Complainant advised that her son is with his father, whom she is currently divorcing, and hasn't heard from him since December 25,2017. Complainant advised that her husband owns a company in the industrial park and believed that they could possibly be there. Officer responded and knocked on the doors, but had negative contact with anyone. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************* lncident #: 20179077 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 637 WOODLAND AVE 1/2 Officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant on a male subject at the above location. Officers made contact with another male who advised that the subject was not there. The male gave officers consent to enter and search the residence for the subject. After searching, the subject was not located. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** Incident #: 20179076 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1269 E ELEVENTH ST Officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant on a male subject at the above address. Negative contact was made with the subject and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************************
Saturday, December 30, 2017 10:09 AM -0500 Incident #: 20179070 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem A male subject came to the Police Dept regarding a runaway juvenile. The male advised he has custody of his nephew who has refused to return home. Officers took what information was provided for the juvenile. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** lncident #: 20179071 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Suspicious Activity 1995 E STATE ST A COM KATHY HOLLABAUGH Officers responded to the above location in reference to suspicious activity. Complainant advised of an unknown person flying a drone near the hospital. Officers checked the area but did not see a drone flying anywhere. Ptl LaRosa ********************************************* lncident #: 20179072 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Dog At Large 565 FRANKLIN ST COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 500 block of Franklin Ave for a dog at large. When officers arrived the dog would continue to take off from Officers. A male subject on scene advised he would attempt to contain the dog. Officers then cleared. Ptl Osberg **************************************** lncident #: 20179073 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Barking Dog 470 E PERRY ST COM CHRISTOPHER CHADWICK Report of barking dogs at the above address. Complainant advised that the owners leave the dogs outside in the cold everyday and they bark continually. Officer responded and made contact with the owner, who was advised of the complaint. The dogs were brought inside. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** lncident #: 20179051 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Ambulance Needed 240 N CUNNINGHAM RD COM AMBULANCE, KLG Salem FD, PD, and EMT ambulance investigated an unresponsive male at the Holiday Inn. The male was found to be deceased and an investigation to start. Officers will attempt to notify next of kin as part of investigation. Banar901 ************************************************ Incident #: 20179053 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Accident Private Property 821 E STATE ST SALEM LIBRARY COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit # 1 2009 CHEV 4s RED, Owner RUTH VARKONDA Unit # 2 1997 GMC TK, Owner RONALD WOOD Officer responded to the Library parking lot for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. The driver of Unit # 1 hit the front of unit # 2. Officer took photos of the damage to both vehicles. Ptl. J.Brooks **************************************** Incident #: 20179055 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Domestic In Progress 856 NEWGARDEN AVE COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER On 12/28/2017 officers responded to the 800 block of Newgarden Ave for a domestic in progress. When officers arrived on scene it was found out that a mother and son had gotten into a verbal altercation. It was found that the son James Lippiatt Jr. had an active warrant out of Col. County. Lippiatt was taken into custody for the warrant and was later taken to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrest: James J. Lippiatt Jr. AGE 28 856 New Garden Ave. Salem OH, 44460 Charge: Warrant - Failure to Appear Ptl. Connolly **************************************** Incident #: 20179057 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Possible Scam 366 ASH ST 1/2 COM JUDITH SURMACEVIZ On 12/28/2017 a complaintant called into Salem Police station to ask to speak to an officer. While talking to the complaintant she stated that she had been the subject of a scam. Officers advised her that she needed to contact her bank. She stated that she would be able to conatct her bank. Ptl. Connolly **************************************** lncident #: 20179058 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 1468 E THIRD ST COM WILLIAM WAGNER Officer responded to the 1400 block of E Third St for a report of a theft. The complainant advised that when he arrived home he realized his Christmas display light had been taken from the front yard. The complainant was unsure of who would have taken the item and was given a report number. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************* Incident #: 20179061 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 110 W PERSHING ST 2 While on patrol officer heard yelling coming from the above location. Officer made contact with a male and female, who advised they got into a verbal argument. Officer advised them that they could be heard from outside the residence and to keep it down for the remainder of the evening. Both male and female were given a verbal disorderly conduct warning prior to leaving. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************* lncident #: 20179062 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Intoxicated Driver N ELLSWORTH AVE / COMMUNITY CENTER COM ANONYMOUS, CALER Officer responded to the area of N Ellsworth Ave and the Community Center for a possible intoxicated driver. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle and the male driver was found to not be impaired. The driver was issued a verbal warning for weaving. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************* Incident #: 20179063 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1892 E STATE ST On 12/28/2017 officers were flagged down at McDonald's on E. State St. because of a disorderly male. It was found that the male was a juvenile who was having a property dispute with his ex-girlfriend. Officers did stand by until all parties resolved the matter. Both parties then went their separate ways. Ptl. Connolly ******************************************** Incident #: 20179064 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Domestic In Progress 627 N LINCOLN AVE COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officer could hear yelling coming from the residence. Officers attempted contact at the residence for several minutes and also made several announcements to come to answer the door, but contact was not made at this time. Due to the possible physical violence, officers advised to come to the door or it would be forced open. Officers did later make contact with the male when he finally came to the door. The male was later taken into custody for obstruction. Officer did check the residence but were unable to locate the female half of the incident. The male subject was directly transported to county jail by this officer. Arrested: Brandon R. Toothman AGE 27 627 N. Lincoln. Ave Salem Ohio Charge - Obstruction of Official Business Ptl. D. Young **************************************** Incident #: 20179065 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 775 S LUNDY AVE Officer responded to the 700 block of S Lundy Ave for a possible criminal damage to a motor vehicle. The owner advised she went out to her vehicle and noticed her back tire was flat and believed someone flattened her tire. Officer took pictures of the tire but it did not appear the anyone had tampered with the vehicle. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** lncident #: 20179068 Date: Friday, December 29,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 846 NEW GARDEN AVE Ohio registration, FSD9751 was found to have had pop sprayed on the front left hoodlwindshield and driver's side while sitting under the car port on the east side of the residence. A Mountain Dew and Pepsi can(s) were taken from the left rear corner of the vehicle that were laying on the ground by the vehicle and a Bud Light crushed beer can was taken from the front drive way area to be checked. Ptl. French *******************************************
Friday, December 29, 2017 09:26 AM -0500 Incident #: 20179047 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1692 SHADY LN Complainant: JOHN COSGROVE Officer(s) responded to the 1600 block of Shady Lane for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been parked unoccupied on the roadway facing north with its warning lights on when it was struck by unit # 2. The driver of unit # 2 stated that she had attempted to go around unit # 1 when she hit one of the side steps. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the left rear bed step. Unit # 2 sustained damage to its right side. Unit # 1 / owner / Waste Management vehicle / 2003 Mack Unit # 2 / owner / Lester Cosgrove driver / Constance Cosgrove vehicle / 2014 Chrysler Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20179034 Date:Wednesday, December 27,2017 Accident Private Property 2203 E STATE ST SHELL GAS STATION Complainant: PAIGE BUTCHER Unit 1 2011 Mercury, Driver DAVlD LYNN, Owner MARY ROHRER Unit 2 2005 PT Cruiser, Driver PAlGE BUTCHER, Owner LAURIE BUTCHER Units were at the Shell Gas staion and unit 1 was parked at the pumps on the west side of the store. Unit 2 accidentally backed into the corner of unit 1 at a low speed. Damage resulted to the front right of unit 1 and to the right rear of unit 2. No injuries were reported, no cites issued. Photos taken of each vehicle. Ptl Banar ************************************************** lncident #: 20179042 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Assist Perry Police 1359 W STATE ST B AUTO SALES LOT Complainant: PERRY, TWP (330) 332-1000 Arrested TIMOTHY SIGLER, 13421 COlT RD CLEVELAND, OH Officers responded to the 1300 block of W State St to assist Perry Township Police Department. K9 Simon and Ptl. Garber were called to the scene to assist in tracking an armed suspect for breaking and entering into a business. Officers were able to recover evidence and one male subject was taken into custody by Perry Township Police Department. Charges are pending on the other known suspect involved with the incident. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************************** lncident #: 20179041 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Ambulance Needed 208 ROSE AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of Rose Ave to assist Salem FD in regards to a medical call. The caller advised that they fell and hit their head and when dispatch attempted to call her back they were unable to make contact. Officer arrived on scene and stood by while Salem FD made entry into the residence through a window. The female complainant was then subsequently transported to the Salem Hospital by KLG Ambulance. Ptl C Walla *************************************** Incident #: 20179040 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Traffic Offense S LUNDY AVE / E STATE ST Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop on S Lundy Ave and E State St. Upon identifying the driver and passenger of the vehicle it was found that the passenger inside of the vehicle had an out of state warrant that was out of this jurisdictions pick up radius. Officer then spoke to the driver and passenger who gave officers consent to search the vehicle. Officer then searched the vehicle and nothing of significance was found. The driver was given a warning for two headlights required and illegal left hand turn. Ptl C Walla ******************************************** Incident #: 20179039 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Intoxicated Person 201 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant called to report an intoxicated subject in the area of the above location. Officer made contact with the known subject outside of this station. The subject was advised to go home and not leave for the remainder of the evening or he would face criminal charges. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** lncident #: 20179038 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 339 NEWGARDEN AVE On 12/27/2017 Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of New Garden Ave. for a domestic dispute. Officers arrived on scene and separated the subjects. Officer stood by until the female subject could get the rest of her belongings and leave the household for the evening. Ptl. Connolly ******************************************* Incident #: 20179037 Date: Wednesday, December 27.2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: KAYLA GRUBB Officers responded to the above location for a dispute. Upon arrival, complainant advised she got into and argument with her juvenile sister. Complainant advised she was going to collect her things move out of the residence. Ptl. D. Young ***************************************** lncident #: 20179036 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Harassment S HOWARD AVE / W WILSON STREET Complainant: AARON MORRISON Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of harassment that occurred on the corner of S Howard Ave and W Wilson St. The complainant advised he was driving his vehicle when the subject walked backwards towards his vehicle and started yelling obscenities. The complainant stated he has had several dealings with the male subject yelling and walking in front of his vehicle. The male subject was advised to stop all contact with the complainant to avoid criminal charges. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************** Incident #: 20179035 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SRMC On 12/27/2017 Officers responded to Salem Hospital for a combative patient. Once on scene officers assisted in calming down the subject and placing restraints on him. Once the subject was restrained he calmed down. Officers cleared the scene without indecent. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************* lncident #: 20179044 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Assist Perry Police 1150 HIGHLAND AVE Officer(s) assisted Perry Twp Police with a domestic dispute in the 1100 block of Highland Ave. Ptl R Keister ******************************************** Incident #: 20179048 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: KAYLA GRUBB Complainant on station to report that she had been involved in a dispute with her mother at the stated address over property. The complainant stated that the dispute had turned physical and that she had been pushed onto a couch. The complainant was provided with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** lncident #: 20179052 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Check Well Being 1050 W PERRY ST 102 Complainant: FIVE STAR URGENT RESPONSE Reporting officer spoke to the resident at the above location and advised her that her medical alert button had been activated. The female subject stated that she was fine and did not activate the alarm and would contact the alarm company to see what the problem was. Officer then cleared. Lt. David L. Castol ******************************************* lncident #: 20179054 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Reporting officer spoke to the complainant on the phone, who advised of a customer who drove off with out rendering payment for his gasoline.The complainant further stated that the vehicle was a maroon Ford Escape and had pumped $31.42 worth of gas and left the area going west on E state St. Lt. David L. Casto ********************************************** lncident #: 20179051 Date: Thursday, December 28,2017 Ambulance Needed 240 N CUNNINGHAM RD MOTEL Complainant: AMBULANCE, KLG Salem FD, PD, and EMT ambulance investigated an unresponsive male at the Holiday Inn. The male was found to be deceased and an investigation to start. Officers will attempt to notify next of kin as part of investigation. Banar901 ******************************************** lncident #: 20179033 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 110 W PERSHING ST 2 On 12/27/2017 Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of W. Pershing St. for a domestic dispute. Officers arrived on scene and found that two subjects were arguing over a lost cell phone. The female subject was able to find her phone and decided to call for a ride to her family's household for the night. Officers cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************* lncident #: 20179029 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Neglect / Cruelty To Animal 603 E PERRY ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 600 block of E. Perry St. to check the well being of a pet rabbit that was left outside in a cage. Officer located the rabbit and seen that it had straw and was okay. Officer did contact the humane officer to have her check the rabbit due to the cold temperature. Officer was not able to make contact with anyone at the residence. Ptl. J.Brooks ****************************************** Incident #: 20179028 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 545 E STATE ST DISCOUNT STORE Officer responded to take a breaking and entering report at above address. Upon arrival I talked with the manager and owner who told me that they had learned the store had been entered and money stolen from the cash drawer. The theft occurred earlier this day. Department detective responded and the matter is under investigation. Banar901 ********************************************
Thursday, December 28, 2017 07:31 AM -0500 lncident #: 20179023 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) FRANKLIN AVE / S UNION AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer and FD found wires down in the 900 blk of S. Union. They were pulled to the side and phone and cable companies contacted. Banar901 ********************************************* lncident #: 20179024 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Reckless Operator NEWGARDEN AVE Officers responded to the area of Newgarden Ave. for a report of a reckless operator entering the city in a dark colored SUV. Upon arrival, officers checked the area as well as sat stationary at the City limits on Newgarden Ave. and no vehicles matching the description were encountered. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** lncident #: 20179025 Date: Wednesday, December 27,2017 Public Assist Complainant: JOYCE GUILER (12/27/2017 07:33:55 By: 178) OLDER FEMALE ON STATION ADV THAT HER FURNACE IS OUT Officer assisted a female in the lobby who claimed her furnace was broken and she could not contact her nephew to help her. Officers were able to reach the relative who assisted us in helping the woman. Banar901 ************************************************* Incident #: 20179013 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Animal Complaint 441 W SCHOOL ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant requested officers to check on a dog, that was in the back yard of the above residence, due to the weather conditions. Contact was made with the subject who advised that the dog is being taken care of with proper shelter, food, water, and a heater made for outdoor dog shelters. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** Incident #: 20179014 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 VEH- Reckless Operator 1125 E STATE ST A Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Police searched the area for a reckless driver traveling westbound on State St. Officers checked E. State St and W. State St for the vehicle. Officers were unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* lncident #: 20179015 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Animal Complaint 207 ROSE AVE Officer was requested to check on a dog outside the above residence, due to the weather conditions. Upon arrival, the dog was observed to be tied up to a railing outside the rear of the residence. Officer made contact with the subject who advised that the dog lives inside but, was just let outside to do it's business. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************************** Incident #: 20179016 Date: Tuesday. December 26.2017 Animal Complaint 462 W FOURTH ST Complainant: RICKY CLAY On 12/26/2017 officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Fourth St. for a raccoon that had fallen through the complainants ceiling. While enroute to the area officers advise dispatch to notify the Humane Officer. Once on scene officers were able to locate the raccoon inside the home. Officer waited for the Humane Officer to arrive and assisted in removing the raccoon from the residence. Ptl. Connolly ************************************************** lncident #: 20179017 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Check Well Being 969 W WILSON ST A Complainant: FRED PLAPPERT On 12/26/2017 Officers responded to the 900 block of W. Wilson St. for a welfare check on a juvenile who had possibly been struck by a belt. The complainant also stated that the family is planning to move but is under a court order not to. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the father of the juvenile who stated that he was not aware of any court order about him moving as he has full custody of the child. Officers then asked the father if they could check on the well being of the child. Officers did check on the child who was sleeping and appeared to be in good health. Officers informed the father of the allegations and that his issues with the complainant were civil. Ptl. Connolly ************************************************** ****
Wednesday, December 27, 2017 09:06 AM -0500 lncident #: 20179008 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Drive Off SMITH GAS Complainant: CLERK, 968 E STATE ST Report of a drive off at the above location. Upon arrival, the employee advised that a male subject in a Maroon Chevy truck had pumped $20.04 worth of fuel and left without paying. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate. Ptl Miller ********************************************** lncident #: 20179010 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Child Endangering 155 PARK DR Complainant: JUVENILE COMPLAINANT Report of possible child endangering. Upon arrival, the female juvenile complainant advised that she was kicked out of her foster home by her foster mom. The juvenile was brought back to the residence at 1449 E. State St. where officers spoke with the foster mom. She advised that the incident was a misunderstanding and that there should be no further problems. Ptl Miller ************************************************** Incident #: 20179011 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 1449 E STATE ST While dealing with report #2017910 a female juvenile began to create a disturbance upstairs of the above address. Officers spoke with the female juvenile who was yelling obscenities, wanting to fight her foster mom and other female juvenile in the house. Officers advised her several times to cease her actions and she refused to do so. The female juvenile then grabbed a lamp, busted it on the floor then grabbed a large flat screen tv from a dresser, threw it on the ground and began to jump on it and smash it. The juvenile was taken into custody for Disorderly conduct and Criminal Damaging. The female Juvenile was transported to this department where she was processed and transported to the Tobin Center. Ptl Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20179007 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST G WALMART LOT MAHONING CO UNIT #1, 2015 FTL WHITE , DRIVER ROBERT L. LANGLEY Owner KEVIN L THOMPSON Officers responded to the above location for a private property accident. Unit #1 was attempting to turn around in the parking when Unit #1 struck a cement pole and ripped it out of the ground causing it to disable Unit #1. The driver of Unit #1 was not injured. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ lncident #: 20179009 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 MV Lockout 423 S LUNDY AVE A Officer responded to the above location and the owner/operator of the vehicle with the keys locked inside, signed the waiver of damages for. Prior to starting AAA arrived and advised they were contacted. The owner/operator of the vehicle advised they were told it would be approximately 2hrs which the AAA driver Mike advised he was close. AAA advised they would handle it and officer cleared. Ptl. French ********************************************** Incident #: 20178999 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Dog At Large FRANKLIN AVE On 12/25/2017 Officers were dispatched to the area of Franklin Ave. near Summit St. for a dog running around. When officers arrived in the area no dog was able to be located. Officers then searched the surrounding area with negative contact. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************** Incident #: 20179000 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 821 E STATE ST While on patrol in the library parking lot, officer located a female sitting in her vehicle. Contact was made with the female who advised that her car battery was dead. The female stated she had help on the way. Officer offered the female to sit in the patrol car to keep warm until her help arrived, however she declined. Officer did sit stationary in the lot for a few minutes until her ride arrived. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20179001 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 637 WOODLAND AVE Police responded to the 600 block of Woodland Ave for a domestic dispute. When officers arrive both parties were separated. Both parties were intoxicated and began arguing when the situation escalated. Both parties had conflicting stories and no sign of injury. Officers investigated the incident with possible charges pending upon review by the Prosecutor's Office. Ptl Osberg ******************************************** Incident #: 20179002 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Suspicious Activity 965 S LUNDY AVE On 12/25/2017 officers responded to the 900 block of S Lundy Ave in regards to a suspicious male knocking on a resident's door for a long period of time called in by a neighbor. Upon arrival officers spoke with the male in question who advised that he was locked out of the property and could not get back inside. Officers then made arrangements for him to find a place to stay due to the cold weather. Once the male subject was transported to a warm place officers then cleared without incident. -D Miller ******************************************** Incident #: 20179003 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1220 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Officer were dispatched to the 1200 block of Franklin Ave. for a possible domestic. When officers arrived on scene they spoke with the complainant who stated the male party that was causing problems left prior to our arrival. The victim stated that she had her hair pulled but did not want to pursue charges. Ptl. Connolly ******************************************** lncident #: 20179004 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Suspicious Person 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: BUFFIE SMITH, LISBON, OH 44432 Officers were dispatched to a closed business in the 800 block of Pennsylvania Avenue for a report of a suspicious silver truck with several occupants. Officers were advised that no persons were supposed to be at the business. Officers responded and observed the truck in question departing the area heading east on Pennsylvania Avenue. Officers conducted a traffic stop with the vehicle after observing a traffic violation and made contact with the driver and three passengers. All occupants were identified and all advised they work for an industrial cleaning company and that they were at the business to pick up a shop vacuum which was located in the bed of the truck. Officers were advised that they were heading to another branch of the plant in Sandusky, Ohio. Information for the company the individuals work for was obtained and the traffic stop was cleared. Officers responded to the business and spoke with the complainant, security guard, who advised that she was not aware of any persons allowed to be at the business. The complainant was advised the subjects information was on file should the business need the incident further investigated. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20179005 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Brush / Grass Fire 955 S LUNDY AVE Officer responded to the above area at the request of the Salem Fire Department, who was on scene to extinguish a small camp fire. Officer stood by while the FD conducted their duties. Officer cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** Incident #: 20179006 Date: Tuesday, December 26,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 259 W THIRTEENTH ST Complainant: WILLIAM FISH Officers responded to the above location for a loud music complaint. Upon arrival, the source of the music was located and contact was made with the subject. The music was turned down and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *
Tuesday, December 26, 2017 08:48 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178995 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Fire 2200 MERLE RD A SCHOOL Officers responded to the above location along with the fire dept. for a fire alarm. The interior of the building was checked and the alarm was found to be coming from the boiler room. A keyholder arrived and the problem was corrected. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* lncident #: 20178997 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Intoxicated Person E SCHOOL ST / E FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of an intoxicated male subject in the above area. Upon arrival, officers located the male subject in front of his brothers house (518 E. 5TH.) and he advised that this is where he was going. Officers spoke with the brother who advised that the male subject was coming to his residence and that he would take care of him. Ptl Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20178998 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Ambulance Needed 447 CONTINENTAL DR 39 Complainant: DISPATCH, EMT Officer responded to the above location at the request of EMT ambulance. They advised that a female at the residence has called several times today and has also been transported to two different hospitals. They advised that she has once again called, stating she needs medical attention. EMT transported the female to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************* Incident #: 20178993 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Underage Consumption 657 E STATE ST A Complainant: HERY SALAMANCA Officers responded to the 600 block of E State St for a possible under age party. The complainant advised a male subject was selling alcohol to minors and a fight broke out earlier at the residence. Officers checked the residence but the only person present was the tenant. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************** lncident #: 20178992 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 378 E FOURTH ST 1/2 Complainant: TAYLOR RICKELS Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fourth St in regards to a burglary in progress. The female complainant advised that she heard a loud noise coming from her bathroom and believed that someone had broke the window and was attempting to gain entry. Officers arrived on scene and forced entry to the residence, officers then proceeded to check the inside of the residence and did observe the window in the bathroom to be open. Officers did not observe any footprints outside or any thing else suspicious. Officers advised the female that if she hears anything else to contact the Salem Police Department. Ptl C Walla ************************************************ lncident #: 20178991 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 900 BLOCK OF Complainant: CINDY EREMBURG Officer responded to the 900 block of S Union Ave for a vehicle hit-skip accident. The complainant advised she heard a loud noise and noticed the telephone pole was struck with low hanging wires. The vehicle had fled the area prior to officers arrival and left a large amount of parts from the accident. The fire department was called to the scene until Ohio Edison could come out to fix the telephone pole. Officers took pictures of the damage and cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************** lncident #: 20178990 Date: Monday, December 25,2017 Menacing / Threats 2553 LEXINGTON AVE 9 Complainant: TYLAR WEHR Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a menacing report. The complainant advised that a male subject had made threats over the phone to cause physical harm. The complainant stated that he wanted to pursue charges and willingly wrote a written statement. The incident is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20178989 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Intoxicated Driver N LINCOLN AVE / E ELEVENTH Officer responded to the area of N Lincoln Ave and E Eleventh St for a possible intoxicated driver travelling at slow speeds. Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 200 block of S Lincoln Ave with the vehicle and the driver did not appear to be impaired. The driver advised she was driving slowly due to the road conditions. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20178988 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Intoxicated Driver 2875 E STATE ST A Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a possible intoxicated driver travelling at slow speeds. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle and the driver did not appear to be impaired. The driver advised she was driving slowly due to the road conditions. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20178987 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Intoxicated Driver 1249 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer responded to the area of N. Ellsworth Ave. and State St. for a report of a vehicle driving without any lights on. Officer did locate the vehicle and advised the driver they were stopped due to not having any lights on the vehicle. The driver advised officer that none of the lights on the vehicle worked. Officer gave the driver a warning for unsafe vehicle and had it parked legally on the roadway. Officer provided the subjects with a courtesy ride home. Ptl. J .Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20178986 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 565 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers on patrol checked a suspicious vehicle in the 500 block of Franklin St. and located a motor vehicle with the engine on, no driver or occupants around. Officer secured the vehicle keys and attempted to locate the owner. Officer located the driver and explained to him that leaving his motor vehicle running was a danger and against the law. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************* lncident #: 20178985 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Fight S HOWARD AVE / W WILSON ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the corner of S Howard Ave and W Wilson St for a fight in progress. There was a large group of people yelling at one another in a field and alley and all were advising there was an altercation. All subjects were known to officers and several were advised to go to the police station to diffuse the situation. The other subjects stated that several subjects were making threats and came to the residence to start a fight. The subjects were given written statements to fill out about the incident. The other subjects involved in the altercation stated that they were walking through to field to head home when they were jumped from behind. All subjects involved had red marks and one male subject request first responders and an ambulance but then refused treatment. After further investigation it was found that the subjects agreed to meet at the location to settle an argument when a physical altercation occurred. Charges are currently pending against the subjects. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20178983 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 939 FRANKLIN AVE Officer responded to the 900 block of Franklin Ave. to conduct a warrant check of a residence and after checking 2 residences were unable to locate the subject. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **********************************************
Monday, December 25, 2017 08:24 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178979 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 987 W STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of W. State St. and Georgetown Rd. for a disabled vehicle. Officer arrived and found the motorist had assistance on the way and the vehicle was not in the roadway any longer. Ptl. R. Keister ******************************************* lncident #: 20178963 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Complainant: WALMART, SUPERCENTER Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the stores loss prevention officer. Loss prevention stated they had a adult female detained in the security office for theft. Officers placed Melissa Mcculley in custody for theft without incident. Mcculley had reportedly concealed $75.52 in merchandise on her person and then exited the store past all points of sale without rendering payment. Mcculley was transported to the station were she was processed and then taken to the county jail. Officers cleared. Arrested / Melissa L Mcculley / AGE 36 Charge / Theft Ptl R Keister ******************************************** Incident #: 20178976 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 417 E SEVENTH ST 1R Complainant: SCOTT HARTENSTEIN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Complainant advised he was on the phone with his daughter and she was screaming. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the daughter and she denied screaming. Both sides stated a verbal dispute did occur but nothing physical. The male half voluntarily agreed to leaving the residence to avoid any further problems. Sgt. K. Toy *********************************************** lncident #: 20178974 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Harassment 1761 E STATE ST Complainant: MIRANDA MORAR OfFicer(s) responded to the 1700 block of East State St for a report of harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone known to her had driven by and flipped her off. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************************** Incident #: 20178973 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Follow Up Or Investigation 565 FRANKLIN AVE B Officer on patrol responded to the 500 block of Franklin St. for a follow up investigation. Officer collected a piece of property and gathered additions1 information for the investigating officer. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************************** lncident #: 20178972 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 417 E SEVENTH ST 1/2 Complainant: AMANDA HARTENSTEIN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Upon arrival, the complainant advised she wanted officers to standby until her father arrived to pick her up. The complainant stated her live in boyfriend would become upset if she tries to leave with their children. Officer did speak with the male and he stated there would be no problems. Dispute was verbal only. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************* Incident #: 20178971 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Stolen Vehicle 417 E SEVENTH ST 1/2 Complainant: AMANDA HARTENSTEIN Officers responded to the above location for a stolen vehicle report. Upon arrival, complainant advised that she had a verbal argument with her live in boyfriend and he left with her vehicle without her permission. A stolen vehicle report was filled out and was brought back to this station to be entered into LEADS. While on station, the complainant called back and advised this officer that her boyfriend returned with the vehicle and she did not wish to peruse any criminal charges. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** Incident #: 20178970 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Complainant: ANNA Officers responded to the 2800 block of E State St in regards to a verbal dispute and possible theft report. The complainant advised that a female subject reached behind the business's counter and attempted to take two packs of cigarettes, the complainant also advised that the two subjects appeared to be highly intoxicated. Officers arrived on scene and located the male and female subjects on the grocery side of the store. It was found that the male subject had been highly intoxicated inside of the business and that the female subject had concealed numerous items inside of her purse. The male subject was then subsequently placed in custody for Disorderly Conduct- Public lntoxication and the female subject was placed in custody for Theft. Both subjects were then transported back to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing and then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Ryan D Armstrong AGE 33 Address: 1205 Depot Road, Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct-Public lntoxication (M4) Arrested: Mary D Fitch AGE 37 Address: 189 E Third St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Theft (M1) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20178969 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Suicide 1073 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: KIMBERLY SEAMAN Officers responded to the above location for a report of a female making threats to harm herself. Upon arrival, officer met with the complainant, who is the mother of the female in question. The mother stated she heard her daughter make the threats to harm herself after her boyfriend left due to a possible break up. The daughter was pink slipped and transported to Salem ER by KLG for evaluation. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************* Incident #: 20178968 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE 1/2 Complainant: IAN COLE Officers responded to the 500 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to a suspicious vehicle report. The complainant advised that he lived upstairs in the duplex and believed that no one was living downstairs. The complainant also advised that he heard people downstairs inside of the residence. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the two subjects in question, it was found that they had just recently moved into the residence. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl C Walla ****************************************** lncident #: 20178967 Date: Sunday, December 24,2017 KEY- Open Door 231 W TENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of W Tenth St in regards to an open door. The complainant advised that the door had been opened for awhile and that it appeared that no one was at the residence. Officers arrived on scene and did observe the open door, officers then made entry to the residence. Upon checking the interior of the residence everything appeared to be okay. Officers attempted to make contact with the home owner via telephone but were unable too. Ptl C Walla ********************************************** lncident #: 20178966 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Fight 565 FRANKLIN AVE B Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of an assault. Upon arrival, the victim stated he was assaulted by an unknown male after the victim saw what appeared to be a narcotics deal taking place in the rear of the above location. The victim stated the subject punched him in the face then fled the area in a dark colored truck. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle in question. The victim denied medical treatment and was advised to contact this station if he saw the subject or vehicle again. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ Incident #: 20178965 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: GOSHEN, TWP Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to assist Goshen Township Police Department with an OVI. The officer assisted with the testing and Goshen Township PD then cleared from the station. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20178964 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Intoxicated Person 965 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: ED LITTLE Officers and FD responded to the 900 block of S. Lundy Ave. to check the well being of an intoxicated female who was inside her residence. The complainant advised officers that the female subject was not responsive. Officers did speak to the female who was woken up from a nap. The female did sign a refusal of treatment and was advised is she needed anything to call the PD. Ptl Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20178961 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Menacing / Threats 311 NEWGARDEN AVE A Complainant: JENNIFER SHELLENBERGER Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of New garden for a report of menacing. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that her ex boyfriend and father of some of her children had threatened her and the children with physical harm. Officers took written statements from the complainant and advised her of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** Incident #: 20178959 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Vehicle Fire 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported fire. Upon arrival, officers located a vehicle that witnesses stated was on fire. Salem FD arrived and confirmed the fire had been extinguished. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************** Incident #: 20178958 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Ambulance Needed 861 Newgarden Complainant: AMBULANCE, EMT Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a medical. Upon arrival, officers stood by until EMT arrived and transported a male to Salem ER. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************** lncident #: 20178957 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Assist Other Agency 929 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: STARK, COUNTY SO At the request of the Alliance P.D. officers responded to the 900 block of Franklin to check for a person they needed to speak with. On arrival officers made contact with the current resident of the home who stated that they did not now the person in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************************
Sunday, December 24, 2017 07:52 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178938 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 193 N UNION AVE Officer responded to the 100 block of N. Union Ave. for a report of possible drug paraphernalia. Officer collected the property and brought it back to the PD to be destroyed. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20178941 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Fight 975 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 900 block of S. Lundy Ave. for a report of a fight in progress. Upon arriving officers spoke to all parties involved who advised officers that the fight was over a bottle of alcohol. There were no visible injuries. Officers advised all parties involved to remain separated for the evening. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** Incident #: 20178944 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 148 PENN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 100 block of Penn Ave. for a parking complaint. Officer was able to locate the owner of the vehicle and have it moved. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************** lncident #: 20178946 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Traffic Sinnal Malfunction E PERSHING ST / S LINCOLN Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to traffic light at E. Pershing St. and S. Lincoln Ave. for a report of the light not functioning. Officer watched the light cycle through several times. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178947 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 N LUNDY AVE / E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to N. Lundy Ave. and E. Fourth St. for a report of several subjects selling items out of a vehicle. Officer checked the area, but was not able to locate the vehicle. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************** incident #: 20178929 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 192 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of South Lincoln for a reported breaking and entering. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown had broken into the building through the back door. The complainant stated further that nothing appeared to be missing. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** Incident #: 20178943 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 615 S LINCOLN AVE 8 Complainant: Matthew Warren Complainant calling to speak with a officer about receiving unwanted phone calls from Texas. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************* lncident #: 20178956 Date: Saturday, December 23,2017 Protection Order Violation Complainant: CALLER, ANONYMOUS Complainant on station to file a protection order violation report. Complainant advised that she has a protection order on her ex who lives out of state. Complainant advised she has received several text messages from her ex, violating the order. The protection order is on file at this station. Criminal charges are pending. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ lncident #: 20178954 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Underage Consumption 259 W THIRTEENTH ST A ARA TYRONE FORD, EAST LIVERPOOL, OH Officer was on routine patrol in the area of Buckeye School and noticed a large amount of vehicles in the parking lot. Officer spoke with several male subjects and they advised they were headed to a party. The officer advised them that it was private property and they needed to move their vehicles. Officers then made contact in the 200 block of W Thirteenth St with a large amount of individuals having a party. All the subjects at the residence were under age and were all checked for alcohol and drug consumption. Several subjects admitted to smoking marijuana and a male subject was cited with possession of marijuana. Several subjects were advised they were not permitted to drive and either got a ride home or stayed at the residence for the evening. Cited: Tyrone L. Ford AGE 20 Address: 2104 Boring Lane, East Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Charge: Possession of Marijuana city ordinance 513.03(C)2 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20178953 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Fight ROSE AVE / E FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a fight. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the two subjects involved who are roommates. The argument was over a vehicle being used without permission. The roommate accused of taking the vehicle without permission, advised that the other roommate stated it was okay to drive the vehicle. Due to conflicting stories along with accuser being intoxicated, they were both advised if the wished to fill out statement forms they could do so when sober. Both roommates were also advised the eviction process. Ptl. D. Young ******************************************** Incident #: 20178952 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Traffic Offense FRANKLIN AVE / SOUTHEAST ARA SKY COPE Officer initiated a traffic stop on Franklin Ave near S.E. Boulevard and made contact with the driver. Officer could detect the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle and the driver willingly handed over the marijuana. Officers conducted a probable cause search but did not locate anything else inside the vehicle. The driver was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for the possession of marijuana. Cited: Sky L. Cope AGE 21 Address: 1267 Cedar Ridge Dr, Apt. C, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Possession of Marijuana city ordinance 513.03(C)2 Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** lncident #: 20178951 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN STREET Complainant: KIMBERLY CODY, Hanoverton, OH 44423 Officers responded to the above location for an irate male. Complainant advised she got into an argument with her husband who got arrested by another jurisdiction. Complainant also advised that her husband exited the vehicle and was trying to walk home. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the husband, who did admit to being intoxicated. The husband advised he did not want to be in the vehicle with his wife due to the argument. A cab was contact and the husband advised he would go to his parents residence for the evening. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** Incident #: 20178950 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Neighbor Dispute 577 COLUMBIA ST B Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officer responded to the 500 block of Columbia St for a neighbor dispute. The complainant advised his neighbors were taking pictures of him and he was very upset. The complainant started to become irate with the officer and went inside his residence without offering further information. Officer spoke with the neighbor who advised the complainant appeared to have mental issues and he was on his cell phone speaking with a friend while having a fire outside. The neighbor also stated that the complainant is usually very friendly and was unsure what was causing the complainants actions. The neighbor was advised to contact the PD if they had any issues. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** lncident #: 20178948 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Check Well Being 938 ARCH ST Officers responded to the 900 block of Arch St for a well being check of a male subject. Neighbors advised the male subject had not been seen for a week and his dog was inside the residence barking. Upon further investigation the male subject was located inside his residence and it appeared he had been deceased for several days. First responders and EMT were called to the scene. The detective and coroner were notified of the incident. The death did not appear to be suspicious and it may have been from natural causes. The male subject was transported by EMT to Salem Regional Medical Center's morgue. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* lncident #: 20178947 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Solicitor(s) N LUNDY AVE / E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to N. Lundy Ave. and E. Fourth St. for a report of several subjects selling items out of a vehicle. Officer checked the area, but was not able to locate the vehicle. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20178946 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction E PERSHING ST / S LINCOLN Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to traffic light at E. Pershing St. and S. Lincoln Ave. for a report of the light not functioning. Officer watched the light cycle through several times. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** lncident #: 20178944 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 148 PENN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 100 block of Penn Ave. for a parking complaint. Officer was able to locate the owner of the vehicle and have it moved. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** lncident #: 20178941 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Fight 975 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 900 block of S. Lundy Ave. for a report of a fight in progress. Upon arriving officers spoke to all parties involved who advised officers that the fight was over a bottle of alcohol. There were no visible injuries. Officers advised all parties involved to remain separated for the evening. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20178938 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 193 N UNION AVE Officer responded to the 100 block of N. Union Ave. for a report of possible drug paraphernalia. Officer collected the property and brought it back to the PD to be destroyed. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** *
Saturday, December 23, 2017 09:47 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178928 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Civil Matter 1449 E STATE ST Officers were requested to assist with the removal of a juvenile girl from the group home. She was to be taken to another home by a transport driver, all this ordered by the director of the company / business. The girl was calm and cooperated with the workers and officers cleared. Banar901 *********************************************** lncident #: 20178929 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 192 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of South Lincoln for a reported breaking and entering. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown had broken into the building through the back door. The complainant stated further that nothing appeared to be missing. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident #: 20178930 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 840 W PERSHING ST 7 Complainant: DEBORAH LAPIN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she was involved in a verbal dispute with her adult son. The complainant advised he departed prior to officers arriving. Complainant was advised to call back if there are future problems. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************* Incident # 20178932 Date: Friday, December 22, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 892 E FIFTH ST Complainant: QUINLAN FERRIER 2000 VOLK 2s BLK Owner MASTEN FERRIER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a hit/skip accident. Upon arrival, the vehicle owner advised his vehicle was legally parked in the 900 block of E. 5th St facing westbound. An unknown vehicle did strike the rear of the vehicle. The complainant advised the damage occurred between 2000hrs 12/21/17 and time of complaint. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ Incident #: 20178935 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Audible Alarm 1351 QUAKER CR Complainant: SOS SECURITY Officers responded to the 1300 block of Quaker Circle for a reported audible alarm from a closed business. On arrival officers checked the exterior of the building finding a open door. Officers checked the interior of the building finding it to be secure. A key holder arrived on scene and secured the building. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************************** lncident #: 20178939 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Suspicious Activity S LUNDY AVE / FRANKLIN ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of South Lundy for a report of suspicious activity / persons. On arrival officers checked the area and were unable to locate the persons in question.. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident #: 20178925 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Suspicious Activity 616 E STATE ST B Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 600 block of E State St after a caller reported suspicious activity involving a two vans and a vehicle in the area. Officers located the vehicles in the municipal lot North of E State St and affirmed they were paper delivery personnel loading papers for delivery. Officer talked with the individuals and affirmed there was nothing suspicious going on. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* lncident #: 20178924 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Reckless Operator 855 W STATE ST RESTAURANT Officers responded to the 855 W State Street, Dunkin Donuts, in regards to a reckless operator stuck on a snow drift. The vehicle was a green in color Jeep with a lot of juveniles occupying it. Upon officers arrival the driver stated that his vehicle was having a malfunction causing him to not be able to steer well and ended up going onto the snow drift in question. Once the vehicle was removed from the snow drift itself the driver and owner of the vehicle stated that he was going to park the vehicle carefully in the parking lot of the business and make arrangement to have the vehicle towed. Officers then cleared without incident. -Ptl. D Miller ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178923 Date: Friday, December 22,2017 Suspicious Person 1125 E STATE ST On 12/22/2017 officers responded to the area of E State Street between Circle K and Burger King for a loud male subject screaming and yelling obscenities. Upon officers arrival the entire area was searched with negative contact with subject. Officers then cleared without incident. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20178922 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Traffic Offense Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle, in the 200 block of E Fourth St, for a stop sign violation. After a brief investigation, it was learned that the operator's driver's license was suspended. The driver was subsequently cited with Driving Under Suspension and a stop sign violation. The registration and license plates to the vehicle were ultimately confiscated, per the Ohio BMV registrar, and the vehicle was subsequently towed from the roadway by Sinsley Towing. Officer cleared. Cited: Travis Diekmann AGE 32 379 Columbia St Leetonia, OH 44431 Charges: Driving Under Suspension- Security (ORC 4510.11A) Stop Sign (ORC 4511.43A) Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** Incident #: 20178921 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation SUPERIOR AVE / N LINCOLN While on Patrol Officers noticed a vehicle parked in a driveway with the back end on the roadway. Officers made contact with the owner who was already in the process of correcting the issue. Ptl. Connolly ******************************************** lncident #: 20178919 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Animal Complaint 408 OHlO AVE Complainant: WENDY MORRIS On 12/21/2017 Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Ohio Ave for a barking dog. Once on scene Officers located the source of the barking dog but it could not be seen from outside the house. Attempts were made to conatact the owner at the house without success. Officers spoke to the complainant who stated that the owner may be over on E. Euclid St.. Once on E. Euclid St. Officers located the owner and advised her of the complaint. The owner said she was aware of the dog at her house and would go check on it. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************* Incident #: 20178918 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Speeding / Racing Vehicles BRICKER FARMS LN Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER On 12/21/2017 Officers were dispatched to the area of Bricker Farms Ln. for a possible reckless driver. Officers were informed that a vehicle driving by the residence located at Bricker Farms Ln. was doing burnout's and driving fast in the residential area. No description was given of the vehicle by the complainant. When Officers arrived in the area negative contact was made with the vehicle in question. Ptl. Connolly *********************************************** Incident #: 20178917 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Traffic Offense N LINCOLN AVE / E SECOND ST Officer stopped a vehicle in the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to an equipment violation. After a brief investigation, it was discovered that the driver had a suspended driver's license. The driver was subsequently cited for Driving Under Suspension-Non Compliance (ORC 4510.16A) and No Headlights (ORC 4513.03 A2). After the citation was issued, the vehicle was searched pursuant to valid consent given from the owner, who was passenger in the vehicle. The search yielded nothing illegal and the vehicle was driven from the scene by the owner. Officers cleared. Cited: Allen W. Lippiatt, AGE 31 474 N Hazelwood Rd Youngstown, OH 44509 Cited: Driving Under Suspension-Non Compliance (ORC 4510.16A) No Headlights (ORC 4513.03A2) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20178916 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Possible Scam 721 W STATE ST Complainant: LORETTA PUCKETT Police were contacted by public service for a possible scam. The complainant advised she has been getting phone calls about owing money or she would have a warrant for her. Officers advised her that the call was a scam and to inform them she had contacted the Police Dept. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** Incident #: 20178914 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Speak To Officer 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: ASHLEY ICKES A female came to the Police Dept in reference sexual harassment at her work. The complainant advised she had made her supervisor aware of the situation. The complainant also advised she wanted the incident documented. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20178913 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Theft 2170 MONROE ST 61 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT A complainant had initially requested to file a report regarding a stolen pair of pants, but subsequently decided they did not want a report made and did not wish to pursue the matter. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20178912 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK OF PENN AVE Complainant: EMILY ELLSWORTH Officer responded to the above location and observed a vehicle parked in the 20 minute zone . The vehicle had a dealers tag on it and came back to a dealership in Alliance, Oh. The complainant came out and advised it's been parked there almost three hours. Officer issued it a red warning for the parking advising that a pink ticket would be issued. This was at approximately 1538hrs. Officer chalked the left rear tire at the 12 o'clock position and marked the road. Officer did go back at 1600hrs and the vehicle was gone. Ptl. French ************************************************** *
Friday, December 22, 2017 09:25 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178899 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 536 FRANKLIN ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 500 block of Franklin St for a report of loud music. The entire block was checked and the only music heard was coming from a Holiday decoration in a yard. The music was not loud enough to constitute a violation of City noise ordinances. A second call about the music volume was received later in the AM hours. The caller advised that some of the holiday songs were louder than others, therefore officer parked in the area and monitored the music through several different songs. Officer did note that the volume varied between songs and the music was loud enough to be audible in excess of 100 feet due to how quiet the night time is. The decorations are set up in a vacant lot between two residences and officer was uncertain which residence the decorations belonged to. Officer subsequently requested a day shift officer make contact with a resident later this morning to advise of the ordinance and request they make an adjustment to the decorations volume, or at least turn it off at night to prevent further complaints and avoid a potential citation. Sgt B Slider *********************************************** Incident #: 20178903 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK OF HIGHLAND AVE Officer responded to the above location and observed a black colored vehicle bearing Ohio registration, HCF3829 sitting on the west side of the road facing south in a no parking zone. The vehicle was parked in front of the sign. Officer issued a pink ticket to the vehicle for the violation and cleared. Ptl. French ********************************************* lncident #: 20178904 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Domestic In Progress S LUNDY AVE / FRANKLIN ST Officer(s) responded to the above location and talked with the two females residing there along with the father of the one who also resides there. It was found that one female had mis- spoken about the others father at work and then it spread causing problems. They all work at the same business. After a short discussion the two females decided to go talk privately and come to a mutual understanding apologizing to each other. No physical violence at time of report. Not a domestic but possible assault from one female against the other No charges wanted at time of call. Ptl. French ************************************************ Incident #: 20178905 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Menacing / Threats 1680 S LINCOLN AVE GAS STATION Complainant: CHARMI PATEL Officers responded to the above location for a report of a verbal altercation. Officers spoke with the complainant, who stated a male subject came in and demanded money back from a purchase on his bank card that was charged twice. The complainant checked the credit card computer and it was only charged once. She tried to explain to the male subject to call his bank to see if it was a problem with the bank. The male subject became angry and started to scream at the complainant. The complainant told the male subject to calm down or she was going to call the police and the male subject ran out of the store and left in a dark blue SUV. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************* lncident #: 20178907 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Audible Alarm 964 BENTON RD FAC TORY/MILL/PLANT Complainant: SECURECOM Officer(s) responded to the above location and found a vehicle on scene. Ohio registration, GEV4141 which came back to a person known from an area business. It was found that an employee was on scene and they were looking at the building. They were advised of the alarm and the procedure for the next time if one? Also they were advised to contact this department and leave information on who to contact in case we need to get ahold of a key holder. Ptl. French ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178908 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1449 E STATE ST Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND Officers responded to the above location for a report of an unruly juvenile, Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that a female juvenile was yelling and threatening other juveniles. Officers spoke with the juvenile who stated that another female juvenile started the incident. Officers spoke with both juveniles and they agreed they would stay away from each other the rest of the day. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ lncident #: 20178909 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Shoplifter(s) 148 PENN AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of an item taken from a business. Evidence was gathered along with video and the matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************* Incident #: 20178910 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 536 CEDAR ST Police responded to the 500 block of Cedar St for Criminal Damaging. The complainant advised they had left this morning to go to the store. The complainants had returned home and observed the residence had been egged. No signs of damage had been observed. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** Incident #: 2017891 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 100 BLOCK OF N ELLSWORTH Officer was advised again that the vehicle GXS8816 parked in the 100blk of N. Ellsworth was still there and appears not to have been moved. Officer issued another 10 day red warning and placed a note on it that this was the second and it would be towed at the 10 days 12-31-17. It appeared to still not have moved right rear and left rear tires flat. Date: 04-04-17 0621hrs was the first report listed below #20172063. Officer was made aware of a vehicle parked in the 100blk of N. EllsworthNV. 2nd St area that had a right rear flat tire and had not moved in over a month or more. Officer located the vehicle a two tone GMC bearing Ohio registration, GXS8816. Officer observed the flat tire on the vehicle. Officer issued a red warning tag for Illegally Parked/Abandoned Vehicle on Private Property 303.10 Warning placed on front windshield drivers side. Ptl. French *********************************************** Incident #: 20178886 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1823 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: EMILY POTTS On 12/20/2017 Emily Potts came to Salem Police Station to make a report about telecommunications harassment. The complaint advised that 2 males that her boyfriend is associated with has been sending threatening messages over social media. Ptl. Connolly ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178887 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 2440 SOUTHEAST BLVD A RESTAURANT Officers received information on the whereabouts of a known male who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers responded and located the male, who was subsequently arrested and transported to the police department for processing. He was later transferred to the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff for transport to the jail. Arrested: Trent A. Marcum AGE 21 10740 W Pine Lake Rd Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant-Failure to Appear Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** Incident #: 20178888 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 2337 OAK ST On 12/20/2017 Officers arrived at 2300 block of Oak St. to conduct a warrant arrest. Officers located Ashley Carlariello asleep in the basement of the home. She was identified and the warrant was confirmed through Salem Dispatch. Ashley was placed under arrest and transported to Salem Police Department for paperwork and released to Columbiana County Sheriff Deputies. Arrested: Ashley Carlariello (AGE 24) 2337 Oak St. Salem OH, 44406 Charge: Warrant-Failure to Appear Ptl. Connolly ********************************************** lncident #: 20178890 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Speak To Officer 192 S LINCOLN AVE Police were requested in the 100 block of S. Lincoln Ave. The new owner wanted officers to check a building he had just purchased. Officers searched through the building. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** lncident #: 20178891 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Police received a report of a drive off from Smith Oil. The employee advised an orange Chevy Colbalt left without paying for $14.15 worth of gas. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20178892 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Suspicious Vehicle COURT DR PARK PLAYGROUND Officer observed a vehicle parked inside Centennial Park after closing hours with two subjects inside. Officer made contact with both subjects and advised them of the park hours. They left the park and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** Incident #: 20178893 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Suspicious Vehicle PROSPECT 900 BLOCK A While on routine patrol officers observed a vehicle parked in Kelly Park after hours. Upon making contact with the occupants in the vehicle they were advised of park hours and asked to leave. Once the vehicle along with both occupants cleared from the park officers did as well. -Ptl. D Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20178894 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Theft 491 Sharp Ave Complainant: LEWIS HUYGHE On 12/20/2017 Officers Responded to the 400 block of Sharp Ave. in reference to a theft complaint. Officers made contact with the complainant who advised he had contacted the police for his neighbor who wished to file a theft report. Officers made contact with the complainants neighbor who explained that she had received packages to her front porch while she was at work that had been opened and items had been stolen from them. The complainant explained that she would have to get a more detailed list of items for the officers at a later date. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************** Incident #: 20178895 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Reckless Operator 1015 N LINCOLN AVE Officers were dispatched to the above area in reference to a reckless operator. Dispatch advised of a white Toyota travelling south bound on N Lincoln Ave. Officers responded and located the vehicle. After observing the vehicle for several minutes, no violations were observed and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20178896 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Power Equipment HIGHLAND AVE / CLEVELAND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the area of Highland Avenue and Cleveland Street for a noise complaint which was possibly coming from power equipment. Officers responded and located the source of the noise behind a residence in the 100 block of N. Union Avenue. Officers made contact with a male subject who was using a sander inside a white tent. The subject was advised of the complaint and stated he would stop for the night. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** Incident #: 20178897 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Suspicious Vehicle BUTCHER RD Officer located a vehicle stopped in the cul- de-sac on Butcher Rd near E Pershing St Ext. The vehicle began to depart as officer approached the area and a traffic stop was initiated. The occupants had stopped to eat food that they had recently purchased at a nearby restaurant. After affirming they were at least 18 years of age they sent on their way. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20178898 Date: Thursday, December 21,2017 Ambulance Needed 861 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: EMT On 12/21/2017 officers responded to the area of the 800 block of Newgarden Ave. in regards to a medical call involving a possible drunk male subject. Upon officers and medical staff arrival, we were met with the male subject outside of his residence and he was complaining about shortness of breath and chest pain. Medical staff immediately took over and advised that the subject was going to be transported over to Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Once KLG staff had the subject and cleared officers did as well without incident. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20178889 Date:Wednesday, December 20,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / SUNSET BVLD Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Unit 1- 2017 FORD 4s BLU, Owner/Operator- Richard Brendlinger Unit 2- 2015 FORD SW RED, Owner/Operator- Carol Abrams TRAFFIC ACCIDENT Officer was dispatched to the intersection of N Lincoln Ave and Sunset Blvd in reference to a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival, officer made contact with both operators who advised that no injuries were sustained. Unit 1, a blue 2017 Ford Fusion, was travelling south bound on N Lincoln Ave behind Unit 2, a red 2015 Ford Edge. Unit 2 slowed to make a right turn onto Sunset Blvd. Unit 1 failed to slow in time and struck the rear of Unit 2, while Unit 2 was making the turn. As a result, Unit 2 was pushed across the west bound lane of Sunset Blvd and into the east bound lane, where it came to final rest. Unit 2 sustained functional damage to the rear, while Unit 1 sustained functional damage to the front. The Salem Fire Department also responded to the scene due to unknown liquid having been spilled onto the roadway. The driver of Unit 1 was cited for Assured Clear Distance Ahead and both vehicles were driven from the scene. Cited: Richard C. Brendlinger Jr. AGE 45 1078 E Third St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Assured Clear Distance Ahead (Salem ORD 333.03) Ptl. Cochran *****************************************
Thursday, December 21, 2017 08:09 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178885 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPITAL Complainant: SRMC ER, MACY Officer(s) responded to the above location being advised by hospital staff that the male subject from report #20178881 had walked out of the building through the ambulance doors. After much searching and checking the area the male subject could not be found. Goshen P.D. was advised in case the male went to an address in their area. The male still had an IV in when he left in his hospital gown. Ptl. French ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178861 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Littering / Dumping 366 W WILSON ST Complainant: TEDDY LOMAX, LEETONIA, OH 44431 While on patrol officers were flagged down by the complainant and advised of illegal dumping in the 300 block of the unarmed alley between West Wilson and West Pershing St. Officers checked the area and located several car tires that had been dumped in the alley way. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178863 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Intoxicated Person 1750 E STATE ST LIQUOR STORE Complainant: BROOKS Officers responded to Genes Drive Thru for a report of an intoxicated subject. Store employee advised officer that the subject left in a vehicle and didn't know which way he went. Officers checked the area, but were not able to locate the vehicle. Ptl Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20178864 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Assault 1449 E STATE ST Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND Officer responded to the 1400 block of E State St to take a report of a fight that occurred at Centennial Park. Officer arrived and found that two female juveniles had left a group home and went to the park to fight. The complainant advised that she needed a report on file for the state. Officer did issue a report number and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20178866 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Assist Other Agency 618 DEMING ST Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY CHILD SER Officer responded to the 600 block of Deming to assist Childrens Services with an on-going investigation. Officer did assist and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20178868 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 201 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: QUAKER, VILLAGE 201 S LINCOLN AVE SALEM, OH Officers responded to Quaker Village Store for a report of an irate person. Store employees advised they wanted the male trespassed from the store. Officers advised the male that he was no longer allowed at the store. Ptl Brooks *********************************************** lncident #: 20178869 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Domestic In Progress 565 Columbia St Officers responded to the 500 block of Columbia St for a domestic in progress. Upon arrival officers could hear two people yelling inside the residence. Both parties advised that they were having a verbal argument but nothing physical had occurred. The male subject stated he would leave the residence for a while until things calmed down. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* Incident #: 20178870 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Traffic Offense ROSE AVE / E THIRD ST While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 800 block of E Third St. During the stop the driver gave consent to search the vehicle. During the search a small item of interest was located. The occupants were given a warning for the item and the driver was given a warning for the driving offense. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178871 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 673 E THIRD ST While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for a moving violation. During the stop officer did smell the scent of raw marijuana. The occupants were removed and officer did locate a large bag of marijuana inside the vehicle. One of the occupants was also found to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The male was taken into custody for the warrant and was also cited for Possession of Marijuana. The male was later released to the Columbiana Sheriffs Office. Arrested: Brenston T. Thompkins AGE 22 Address: 901 Saint George St East Liverpool, OH 43920 Charge: Warrant - Felony Vandalism (MM) Possession of Marijuana Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ Incident #: 20178872 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 861 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 800 block of New Garden Ave. for a parking complaint. Officer was able to locate the owner of the vehicle and have it moved. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20178873 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Reckless Operator N ELLSWORTH AVE / BRICKER Officer responded to N Ellsworth Ave and the city limits for a reckless operator. Officer checked the area for the vehicle with the description given but was unable to locate. Perry Township PD was also advised of the reckless operator due to the vehicle being in their jurisdiction as well. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20178875 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Traffic Offense 110 W STATE ST ARA CARRION, JOHN D 314 E THIRD ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation in the 100 block of W State St. Upon speaking to the driver officer observed the smell of marijuana coming from inside of the vehicle. Officers did conduct a probable cause search of the vehicle and did located marijuana inside of the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was also found to have a suspended drivers license. The driver was issued a MM Citation for the possession of marijuana and a traffic citation for driving under suspension (In State Drug Offense) and for headlights required. The driver of the vehicle was given a mandatory court date of 12/26/2017 at CCMC. Cited: John D Carrion AGE 38 Address: 314 E Third Street, Salem, Ohio, 44460 (LKA) Charge(s): Driving Under Suspension (In State Drug Offense), Headlights Required, Possession of marijuana (MM) Ptl C Walla ******************************************* Incident #: 20178877 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Suspicious Activity 384 AETNA ST Complainant: KATHY Officer responded to the above location and met with the female who advised that person unknown had placed a sign on the front door with an obscene message on it. Person also a few days ago had left a message similar on her windshield at another location in the City. The female advised she has no idea who is doing this or why? Officer advised more patrol when possible would be provided for the area. She just wanted it documented at this time. Ptl. French ********************************************* lncident #: 20178878 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Drug Overdose 1280 SOUTHEAST BLVD 52 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above noted location for a possible drug overdose. Upon arrival, the first responders were tending to an unconscious male individual lying on the bathroom floor from an apparent drug overdose. The first responders administered Narcan to the individual and were able to stabilize him. He was ultimately transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT ambulance, where he was treated and later released. Officer responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center and the individual was served a copy of the immunity form. He was advised to follow the instructions to avoid prosecution. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* lncident #: 20178879 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Reckless Operator PENN AVE / COLUMBIA ST Officers responded to the above location for a reckless operator, Officers located the vehicle and spoke with the subject who was not impaired and was released. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20178881 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPITAL Officers responded to the above location to pick up a male individual on an active warrant. The individual was being medically released from an earlier incident. He was placed into custody without incident and transported to this department for processing. While on station, the male advised that he was having chest pains. The Salem FD first responders along with KLG ambulance responded to this department and the individual was ultimately transported back to the Salem regional Medical Center. Warrant: Failure to Appear - Receiving stolen property Trent A. Marcum: AGE 21 10740 W. Pine Lake Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ lncident #: 20178884 Date: Wednesday, December 20,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 705 E FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the above location and talked with the female resident who advised no male or any one else was there except her three year old daughter who was running up and down the steps yelling and she was telling her to stop. No domestic and no signs of any violence by the door way. Officers advised her of the complaint and she complained of the neighbor to the west of her continually running up and down her steps making noise. Ptl. French **********************************************
Wednesday, December 20, 2017 09:38 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178855 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Theft 2203 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer@) responded to the 2200 block of East State St for a reported theft I indecent exposure. On arrival officers spoke with a employee of the store as well as a customer. Both stated that a male (who was still in the store) had concealed a candy bar on his persons and then left the store without rendering payment. The witnesses stated further that the man had then came back into the store and dropped his pants exposing himself. Officers placed Michael Hamilton in custody without incident for Theft and Public Indecency. Hamilton was transported to the station were he was processed and then transported to the county jail. Officers cleared. Arrested // Michael A Hamilton // AGE 28 Charge // Theft // Public Indecency Ptl R Keister ********************************************** Incident #: 20178854 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 1684 SOUTHEAST BLVD Officer responded to an open 911 call with the dispatcher hearing a child in the back ground. Officer spoke with resident who claimed no one had called and that there were no children in the house. Officer cleared without further calls here. Ptl Banar ******************************************** Incident #: 20178857 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Menacing By Stalking 193 W EIGHTH ST Complainant: ALICIA CRAIG Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of menacing by stalking. Upon arrival, the complainant advised an unknown female drove past her residence and was "yelling' at her. The complainant later advised the female confronted her at a local business. The complainant did provide a vehicle registration. Officer will attempt to make contact with the female. The complainant was advised to contact the poluice immediately if there are any further problems. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************* lncident #: 20178859 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 413 S BROADWAY AVE Complainant: JESSE KETCHUM, SALINEVILLE, OH 43945 9777 Complainant on station to report a theft that had occurred in the city. The complainant stated that someone unknown to him had entered one of his properties in the 400 block of South Broadway and taken several items. Officers provided the complainant with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident #: 20178858 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Suspicious Activity 1264 SOUTHEAST BLVD A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant calling to speak with a officer about possible illegal activity drug in the city. Officers advised the complainant that the information would be passed along to the DTF. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************************* Incident #: 20178844 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Accident MV vs Animal 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: REBECCA FABERTY Unit # 1 Owner REBECCA FABERTY Officer responded to Pennsylvania Ave. for a motor vehicle accident involving a truck and Deer. Upon officer arriving the deer was dead. Officer took photos of the damage to the complainants vehicle. The complainant Filled out a deer carcass receipt and took possession of the deer. Ptl Brooks ************************************************ lncident #: 20178845 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Traffic Offense 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop the driver was found to not have a valid drivers license. The driver was cited for the violation. The driver also gave consent to search the vehicle but nothing of significance was located. Cited: Charles L Bickerton AGE 52 Address: 313 N Broadway Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: DUS - Non Compliance Ptl D Beeson *********************************************** lncident #: 20178847 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / HIGHLAND AVE Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 1300 block of E State St. for several equipment violations and the driver was given warnings for those violations. A search of the vehicle reviled no contraband and officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************************** Incident #: 20178848 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Check Well Being 329 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: REBECCA BROWN, LEETONIA, OH 44431 Officers responded to the 300 block of Newgarden Ave to check the well being of a male. The complainant advised that an adult male wanted to leave his residence but that it appeared family members would not allow him. Officers did check on the male who stated that he did not wish to leave and was fine at his residence. Officers advised complainant and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20178849 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Officer responded to the 300 block of Newgarden Ave. Officers had previously been to the residence for a check well being (see report #20178848). A male had previously not wanted to leave the home but had since gotten into an argument with another family member and did want to leave the home. Officers did stand by to ensure that the male left without incident and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************** lncident #: 20178850 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Accident With lniury 725 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 700 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a one vehicle crash with possible injury. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the male driver, who advised that he had been traveling southbound on S Lincoln when he became distracted by texting and driving, went off road to the right side, striking a telephone pole then a tree. Upon speaking officer observed the smell of alcoholic beverages emanating from the driver, Officer administered Standard Field Sobriety Testing to the driver and he was found to be under the influence of alcohol. The male subject was then placed under arrest for OVI and transported back to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. While on station the male subject did submit to a breath sample on Salem Police Department's Datamaster and found that his blood alcohol content was .220. The male subject was advised of his mandatory court date of 11/21/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. Salem FD and KLG ambulance responded to the scene where the male subject denied any medical attention and signed a refusal form. Davidsons Towing responded to the scene to remove the vehicle from the roadway. Ohio Edison responded to check the pole,advised that it would need replaced. The male was served his citation and was picked up by a family member at the Salem Police Department. Arrested: Jason R Craig AGE 45 Address: 6496 State Route 45, Lisbon, Ohio, 44432 Charge(s): OVI (4511.19Ala), OVI (4511.19Al h), Failure to Maintain Reasonable Control (4511.202A) Ptl C Walla *********************************************** Incident #: 20178851 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Assault 594 E THIRD ST Report of an assault to a staff member at the above address. Information was gathered and will be forwarded to the Prosecutors office for possible charges. Lt Shafer ************************************************* Incident #: 20178853 Date: Tuesday, December 19,2017 Traffic Offense FRANKLIN AVE / MAPLE ST While on patrol, officer observed a vehicle leave a know drug location. Officer conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle in the area of the above location for a turn signal violation. The driver was found to be driving on a suspended license along with having several active warrants out of this county. The warrants were confirmed and the driver was taken into custody. The registered owner, who was in the rear of the vehicle did give verbal consent to search the vehicle. A search was conducted but nothing illegal was located. The driver was transported to this station for the booking process. The driver was booked, given his citation and later released to CCSO. Arrested: Larry W. Harris Jr. AGE 43 36651 St. Rt. 172 Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Charge- Warrant Citation- D.U.S. Warning for Turn signal Ptl. D. Young **********************************************
Tuesday, December 19, 2017 08:42 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178842 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 735 W WILSON ST COM OMAR MUNOZ I recieved a complaint regarding an alleged burlgary that occurred sometime in the early part of December 2017. The matter is under investigation. Det. David Talbert ************************************************ lncident #: 20178837 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Barking Dog 939 JEFFERSON AVE Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of Jefferson for a report of barking dogs. On arrival officers monitored the area for several minutes and no violations were observed. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178838 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Theft 259 W THIRTEENTH ST COM MICHAEL GILES, CANTON, OH 44708 4216 Officers responded to the 200 block of West 13th St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to him had taken a handgun from his room without his permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** lncident #: 20178841 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 182 WASHINGTON AVE COM JACOB MILLER Officers responded to the 100 block of Washington Ave for a report of a dispute. After speaking to the complainant officers advised all parties involved that the matter is civil. Ptl Brooks ******************************************* Incident #: 20178843 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 RR Crossing Gate Malfunction NEWGARDEN AVE / RAILRAOD COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a crossing gate issue. Upon arrival, officer located damage to the gate and Norfolk Southern was advised. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** lncident #: 20178824 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 869 LIBERTY ST COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 869 Liberty St. for a report of a 91 1 hang up call. Upon arrival, contact was made with a female resident who advised that nobody in the home contacted 911 and that nobody in the home has the phone number of the original call. Officers cleared and checked the surrounding area with no problems being found. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** Incident #: 20178825 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Speak To Officer COM ANDREA BADDELEY On 12/17/2017 a female came to Salem Police Department to make a report about possible harassment. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************** Incident #: 20178826 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Suspicious Person 2875 E STATE ST C COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to S Cunningham Rd to check for a report of a possibly intoxicated individual walking along the roadway. The caller had reported that the individual was wearing dark clothing and had been staggering into the roadway. Officer located an individual in a dark jacket near Butcher Rd walking North into the City. Officer monitored his walking and did not observe any staggering. Officer then made contact with the individual and affirmed he was not intoxicated. He was advised of the complaint and stated he was almost to his destination. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* lncident #: 20178828 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Loud Persons 375 E FIFTH ST COM BRADLEY ROSZLER Officers responded to the above location in reference to a loud person complaint. Officers arrived on scene and entered the building complex but did not hear anyone being loud. Contact was made with the subject and he was advised of the complaint. Subject advised officers that he was going to bed for the evening. Ptl. LaRosa ************************************************ Incident #: 20178830 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Assault 205 S HOWARD AVE On 12/17/2017 officers were dispatched to the area of 205 S. Howard Ave. for a possible assault. Once on scene We spoke with Dakota McCluskey who explained that he was hit by an unidentified male. Dakota friend Lacey Shasteen stated that he was hit by a Mark Knight. Dakota stated that he did not want to press charges. When officers spoke with Mark Knight he explained that he and Dakota had gotten into a fight and that they hit each other. Mark also declined to press charges. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************** Incident #: 20178831 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Assist Perry Police 1827 S LINCOLN AVE GAS STATION COM PERRY, TWP Officer responded to the above location to assist Perry Township PD on a traffic stop. Officer stood by while they conducted their investigation. The subject was later taken into custody and charged with OVI. Ptl. LaRosa ************************************************* lncident #: 20178832 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Residential Lockout 156 OHIO AVE 13 Officers responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. to 156 Ohio Ave. Apt.#13 for a residential lock out. Upon arrival, officer stood by with fire dept. personnel while they made entry into the residence. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20178833 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 259 W THIRTEENTH ST COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 259 W. 13th St. for a report of loud music. Upon arrival, officers could hear loud music coming from inside the residence. Officers also found a car parked illegally in the middle of the roadway. Contact was made with the resident and multiple other subjects. They were all identified and advised of the complaint. The owner of the vehicle parked on the roadway moved her vehicle and left for the evening. Parties were advised to keep the music down. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ lncident #: 20178834 Date: Monday, December 18,2017 Assist Perry Police COM PERRY, TWP ARA LEUSBY, ROBERT JOHN 110 E WOOD ST YONGSTOWN, OH 44503 Officer assisted Perry Township PD on station with a subject they had arrested for OVI. Officer administered the BAC Datamaster to the subject, who voluntarily submitted to it. The subject tested over the legal limit of alcohol. He was transported back to their station for further paperwork and charges. Ptl. LaRosa ********************************************
Monday, December 18, 2017 08:11 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178821 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Loud Persons 375 E 5TH ST 2W Complainant: BRADLEY ROSZLER Officers responded to the above location for a noise complaint. The complainant advised that the upstairs neighbor was banging on the floor. Contact was made with the individual in question and he was advised of the complaint. He advised that the wood floors are loud when he walks across them and he doesn't do it on purpose. Officers did observe that it was quite noisy just walking normally around the apartment. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* lncident #: 20178809 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Road Rage On 12/16/17 two individuals came onto Salem Police station arguing with each other about a road rage indecent that had occurred down the road. Officers were able to separate, and calm down both parties before anything physical took place. Mr. Kenneth Kyser and Mr. Arthur Speece were advised that they were both in the wrong for actions they took leading up to the argument and told that they should have just gone separate ways. They both agreed that it was a heat of the moment thing and were sorry for the disturbance. Ptl. Connolly ********************************************** Incident #: 20178811 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 406 FRANKLIN AVE 1R On 12/16/2017 Officer Connolly arrested Nicholas Chapman on an active warrant through Columbia County. Mr. Chapman was arrested at his house and transported back to Salem Police Department for booking. Mr. Chapman was then released to Columbiana County Deputy to be transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Nicholas Chapman (AGE 25) Warrant Failure to Appear For DUS 406 Y2 Franklin Ave. Salem OH, 44460 Ptl. Connolly *********************************************** lncident #: 20178812 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Barking Dog 852 E FOURTEENTH ST Complainant: THOMAS DOMINIC Officers were dispatched to the area of E. Fifteenth Street and Westview Avenue for a report of barking dogs. Officers responded and heard dogs barking behind a residence in the 800 block of E. Fourteenth Street. Officers made contact with the owner of the dogs who was advised of the complaint. The owner was advised of the city ordinance against barkindhowling dogs and that if the problem persists he would be issued a citation for such. The owner advised he tries to keep the dogs quiet and has bark collars on them. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************************** Incident #: 20178813 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1900 block of E. Pershing Complainant: PAUL'S, TAXI Officers were dispatched to the 1900 block of E. Pershing Street for a report of an intoxicated disorderly male. Officers were advised that the subject was being combative inside of a taxi cab and was dropped off on E. Pershing Street. The subject also reportedly had a case of beer with him. Officers responded to the area, but the subject was not located. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** Incident #: 20178814 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse E STATE ST / VINE AVE Officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for no visible tail lights. Contact was made with the driver and the passenger. After further investigation it was determined that the passenger, Cody A. Wilson , had an outstanding warrant out of Stark County for a drug offense. K9 Argo was deployed on the vehicle and indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor and contraband was recovered. Cody was taken into custody and transported back to the station for processing. Cody was issued an MM Cite for Possession of Marijuana and then transported to be turned over to Alliance PD , who had issued the warrant for him. ARRESTED : Cody A. Wilson (Cited for Marijuana Possession) LKA 113 Pine St Leetonia OH 44431 AGE 26 Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************************** Incident #: 20178816 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Hazardous Material 1995 E STATE ST HOSPlTAL Complainant: Salem RMC Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center along with Salem Fire Department Personnel regarding a possible odor of natural gas. Officers did not detect any odor outside. FD Personnel advised they were going to check further inside and officers cleared. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178817 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Medical Problem 893 E FIFTH ST Officers responded to the area of 400 block of Rose Ave. in regards to a 911 open line call that involved yelling in the background. Upon arrival in the area it was later confirmed that the call came from the 800 block of E 5th Street. Once contact was made it was discovered that there was a male subject that had consumed too much alcohol and had been outside in the cold weather. Emergency Responders were then contacted and the male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************** lncident #: 20178818 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Recovered Property Officer on patrol in the 600 block of N. Ellsworth Avenue located a black coat in the roadway containing a wallet. The wallet was found to belong to a male subject who officers had just had contact with during incident #20178817 in which the subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officer responded towards the hospital and observed the owner of the property at the intersection of E. State Street and Union Avenue. Officer made contact with the subject and the property was returned to him. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************ lncident #: 20178819 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Power Outage 763 SHARP AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of lines down. Officers spoke with the home owner who was having their tree trimmed and one of the branches pulled a wire from the transformer and knocked out the power. Ohio Edison was notified along with Salem FD. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178820 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 400 BLOCK OF E SCHOOL ST Report of suspicious vehicle (White Chevy HBM6705) in the above area. Upon arrival, this officer observed the above vehicle leaving the area and this officer confirmed the registration and stopped the vehicle as it was entering the Smith Center parking lot. The driver was identified as the owner and she was found to be driving under suspension. The driver was advised of the suspension, she and her passenger were asked to exit the vehicle and they did. They were checked for weapons, K9 Officer LaRosa ran K9 Argo around the vehicle and nothing was observed. The driver was issued a citation for DUS and they walked to her daughters house to wait for a licensed driver to come get the vehicle. Ptl Miller **************************************** Incident #: 20178822 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Suspicious Person 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Upon arrival, it was found that the vehicle was having mechanical troubles and the owner was working on it. Ptl. R. Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20178823 Date: Sunday, December 17,2017 Domestic In Progress 973 W PERSHING ST Police responded to the 900 block of W. Pershing for a possible Domestic in progress. When officers arrived both parties were already separated. After speaking with the male and female separately both stated the dispute was only verbal. The dispute started over custody. Officers stood by until the female left with the children. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *
Sunday, December 17, 2017 09:09 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178754 Date:Wednesday, December 13,2017 Accident No Injury Reported S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING ST UNIT 1 Owner RAND1 TUCKER UNIT #2, Driver (CITED) KATRINA MOORE, ALLIANCE, OH, Owner STEPHENIE MOORE On 12/13/2017 officers responded to the 4- way intersection at S Ellsworth and Pershing in regards to two car crash. Unit 1 was stopped at Pershing at the stop sign headed eastbound and came to a complete stop. While Unit 1 was attempting to clear the intersection, Unit 2 was heading northbound on S Ellsworth Ave and went through the intersection as well while Unit 1 was attempting to clear it. Unit 2 then struck Unit 1 on the back right passenger door causing damage to the door itself and on the under carriage itself. Unit 2 that struck Unit 1 also received damage on the right front with minor damage. The driver of Unit 1, Randi Marie Tucker had no injuries and was not at fault for the accident. The driver of Unit 2, Katrina Kristen Moore had no injuries either and received a citation for Failure to Yield Right of Way at a Stop Sign. -Ptl. D Miller *********************************************** lncident #: 20178796 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Accident No Injury Reported SOUTHEAST BLVD / EDGEWOOD DR Unit #1 DRIVER SAVANNAH PHILLIPS Owner PHILLIPS SAVANNAH LEE Officers responded to the above location for a one vehicle accident. The driver of Unit#l was traveling southbound while driving through an S bend, lost control of the vehicle due to the snow and ice on the roadway and went over the curb. The vehicle had no damage and was driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * Incident #: 2017 8797 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: DAWN Officer responded to the above location and checked the area for a new model 4s dark colored SUV which had left with out paying for $25.06 worth of regular unleaded gasoline from pump #3. The vehicle had turned right out of the lot heading west bound on E. State St (SR 14). Officer checked from Lundy on E. State St to the business and did not locate any vehicle matching the description given. No information on the person who pumped the gas since they were on the other side of the vehicle away from the view of the complainant. NOTE: The manager advised also that yesterday Friday, 12-15-17 she had two vehicles drive off on purpose with out paying for an undisclosed amount She did not call them in since she was really busy and she could not get a description of the vehicles, they were not visible due to the traffic at the time the thefts occurred. Also her pumps went down and the vehicles just drove off with out making any attempt to pay. Ptl. French ********************************************** Incident #: 20178800 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Ambulance Needed 627 N LINCOLN AVE 1/2 Officer responded to the above location at the request of the first responders. A male individual at that location reportedly needed medical attention. While on scene, he advised medical personnel that he was fine and he ultimately refused treatment. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* lncident #: 20178801 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 515 W EIGHTH ST Report of a water line break in the area of the above location. Officer checked the area and confirmed that the break needed attention. The water department was contacted and advised of the location. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ Incident #: 20178802 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 220 N MADISON AVE Complainant: DEBRA DELP Officer(s) responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised she was having issues with her roommate moving her items around in the residence which she is trying to move out of. They have lived together since August 2017 but no longer get along. The other resident advised she is tired of the complainant turning the heat down/off and has a boyfriend who has been arrested and she don't want him around her children. Officer advised both to try and stay away from each others property and to try and get along. Both advised they were tired of each other touching this or that or not being able to go here or there in the residence. Then they had a disagreement over who paid or did not pay into the rent. Officer advised them that nothing this department could do at this time but try and keep the peace with them and for them to try and get along. Ptl. French ************************************************** lncident #: 20178803 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Assist Perry Police 1129 W PERRY ST 3 Complainant: CCSO Officer responded to the above location to assist Perry Twp. with a domestic disturbance call. Officer remained on scene while the Perry Twp. officer investigated the complaint, and then cleared once no longer needed. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178804 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Possible Scam 570 DEMlNG ST Complainant: STEVEN BRINK Officers responded to the above location for a report of a IRS scam via the phone. Information was collected from the complainant. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************** lncident #: 20178805 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Child in Roadway 700 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Officer responded to the above location and observed approximately 4 juveniles in the age range of 12 that were walking to a residence in the 600blk of E. 3rd. Officer asked if they had been in the road way and they advised no, they had been playing in the snow bank by the road. Officer advised them of the complaint and to stay clear of the edge of the road@) in the snow. They advised they understood. Ptl. French ******************************************** lncident #: 20178806 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Debris In Roadway 1248 WESTVIEW DR Complainant: CCSO Officer(s) responded to the above location and found an orange steel piece approximately 2 inches thick that appears to be a part from a snow plow. The piece was on the east side of the road in the 1200blk. Officer took the piece and brought it to this department in case the owner comes looking for it. Officer will have street department get it and take it to their department for safe keeping. Ptl. French ************************************************* Incident #: 20178786 Date: Friday, December 15,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 637 WOODLAND AVE 1/2 Officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant on a male subject at an address in the 600 block of Woodland Ave. Contact was made with a male subject at the residence who let officers checked the residence, but the male with the warrant was not found. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20178787 Date: Friday, December 15,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2424 E STATE ST Complainant: DARLENE WHALEY Officers responded to the above location in reference to a suspicious vehicle. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the driver. The driver advised that he had pulled over due to his muffler falling off and he was waiting for assistance to show up. Ptl LaRosa ********************************************** lncident #: 20178789 Date: Friday, December 15,2017 Ambulance Needed Salem Fun Factory Complainant: SALEM FUN, FACTORY Officers responded to the Salem Fun Factory located at 520 E. State St. along with the Salem Fire Dept. and KLG Ambulance for a report of a male juvenile with a possible broken leg. Upon arrival, officers stood by while medical personnel tended to the male juvenile. KLG subsequently transported the juvenile to the hospital for treatment. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************* lncident #: 20178790 Date: Friday, December 15,2017 Suspicious Person 821 E STATE ST GAS STATION On 12/16/2017 officers were dispatched to the 800 block of E State Street in regards to a suspicious person screaming and yelling at traffic. Upon arrival officers spoke with the subject who advised that he was being yelled at by people passing by in their vehicles and that he was simply yelling back at them. The subject was advised by officers to head home and after gathering his information officers cleared without incident. -Ptl. D Miller ************************************************** lncident #: 20178792 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 673 E THIRD ST Complainant: WALTER SNEAD On 12/16/2017 officers were dispatched to the 600 block of E Third Street in regards to drug paraphernalia discovered on the property. Upon arrival officers spoke with the complainant and seized the paraphernalia. The complainant also allowed officers to search the room where the drug paraphernalia was found with negative results other than what the complainant already found. Officers cleared. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20178793 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Suspicious Vehicle BUTCHER RD / S CUNNINGHAM On 12/16/2017 while on routine patrol officers observed headlights coming from the cell phone tower off of Butcher Road and went to investigate due to the hour of which it was observed. Upon checking, contact was made with a male subject in a building at the bottom of the cell tower. The male was identified and found to be employed by AT&T. Officers cleared. -Ptl. D Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20178794 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP Officers were requested by the Ohio State Highway Patrol to assist them on a traffic stop on W. State Street near Sharp Avenue. Officers responded and stood by until assistance was no longer needed. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************ lncident #: 20178795 Date: Saturday, December 16,2017 Counterfeit Money 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SAMANTHA MCGUIRE, LISBON, OH 44432 Officer was dispatched to Circle K on W. State Street in reference to a counterfeit money complaint. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that a female subject driving a limousine attempted to pay for $10.00 worth of gas with a $50.00 bill which was found to be fake. The complainant advised that the female subject paid with a real $10.00 bill when she was advised of the fake money. The female subject took the fake money and left the city west bound on W. State Street. The vehicle was not located. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20178781 Date: Friday, December 15, 2017 Accident Private Property 2388 E STATE ST WENDYs RESTAURANT Unit#l 2015 GMC SW BLK, Driver/Owner ALLEN VANCE Unit#2 2010 CHEV 4s RED, Driver ERIN BURNS, Owner JEFFREY BURNS PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l was attempting to back out of a parking space when he struck the left rear of Unit#2. The driver of Unit#2 advised that she was in line at the above business when Unit#l back into her vehicle. Minor damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20178782 Date: Friday, December 15,2017 Ambulance Needed 673 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 600 block of E. 6th St. to assist FD and EMT for an overdose. After the male subject was moved Officers were able to view the area for further hazardous substances. The male subject was transported to Salem Hospital. Ptl. Osberg ***********************************************
Saturday, December 16, 2017 09:37 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178772 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Accident No Injury Reported W PERSHING ST / RAIL ROAD CROSSING Unit # 1, 2010 CHRY 4s SIL, Driver Zachary S. Daniels , Owner DANIELS FRANKLIN Unit # 2 Driver/RO Owner Officer responded to W. PERSHING ST near the railroad tracks for a motor vehicle accident with no injury reported. The driver of Unit # 1 failed to stop before hitting the rear of unit # 2. Officer took photos of the damage and provided both parties involved with the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Cited: Zachary S. Daniels DOB: 02/08/1993 Offense: ACDA ORC 4511.21A Officer Brooks ******************************************* Incident #: 20178773 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 467 HICKORY LN Complainant: COLAPIERTO, GALE Complainant on station to report an accidental damage report. Complainant stated while leaving her residence for work this morning she slid off the road and got stuck due to the road conditions. Complainant advised there was no damage to her vehicle or yard. Due to the accident, the complainant was late for work. Complainant advised her work requested a report be file due to her being late. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************* Incident #: 20178774 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 180 OHIO AVE Officers responded to the above location for a warrant check. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subject in question, the warrant was confirmed and he was taking into custody. The subject was transported to this station for the booking process and later released to the CCSO. ARA: Ronald L. Handy Jr. AGE 45 180 Ohio Ave. Apt. 6 Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge - Warrant-FTA Ptl. D. Young ********************************************* Incident #: 20178775 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Ambulance Needed 606 OLIVE ST Complainant: CARE CENTER, ALARM Medical alarm found to be accidental. Lt Shafer *********************************************** lncident #: 20178776 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Water Line Break / Leak Officer responded to the 1700 block of Whinnery for a report of a water line break. Officer arrived and did locate the water line break. The water department was contacted and did respond to assess the problem. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************** lncident #: 20178777 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 SpeakTo Officer Complainant: CHRISTIAN DOWDY Officer spoke to complainant over the phone in regards to a possible juvenile/telecommunications harrassment problem. After speaking to the male complainant it was found that he lived in Perry Township and was advised that he would have to contact their police department. Ptl C Walla ******************************************** Incident #: 20178778 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 700 BLOCK W STATE ST Officer responded to the 700 block of W State St in regards to a report of a street sign that had been hit by a vehicle. Officer arrived on scene and located the street sign and had dispatch leave the street department a note for them to fix it. Ptl C Walla ******************************************** lncident #: 20178779 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 496 S BROADWAY AVE BAR/NIGHT CLUB Complainant: SUE ANN.BADDELEY Officers responded to the 400 block of S Broadway Ave for a report of a disorderly person. While in route the complainant advised that officers were no longer needed. Officers made sure everything was okay in the area and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************* lncident #: 20178780 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 180 OHIO AVE Officers responded to the 100 block of Ohio Ave to check for a male with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. Officers did locate the male at a residence and the male was taken into custody. The male was transported to the Salem police department for processing and was later released to a Columbiana County Sheriffs Deputy. Arrested: Samson A. Crow1 AGE 33 Address: 633 Cherry St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant - Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Ptl D Beeson ********************************************
Friday, December 15, 2017 08:25 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178767 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Dog At Large 579 AETNA ST Complainant: HAROLD LANE Officer responded to the 500 block of Aetna St. for a report of a dog at large. The complainant advised officer that the owner of the dog took it inside already. The complainant advised officer that the dog gets out often. Officer was able to make contact with the owner of the dog and advise them of the complaint. The owner of the dog was given a warning for dog at large and advised she would be given an MM citation next time. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************** Incident #: 20178748 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Theft 1200 E SIXTH ST A Complainant: ERIC WOLFORD Officer responded to the I100 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her son's cell phone was taken from school. The complainant also advised officer that she tracked the phone using an app and it is coming back to a Wellsville address. Officer will contact the Wellsville Police Department. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************* lncident #: 20178762 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Theft 1435 S LI NCOLN AVE Complainant: ISAIAH RASTETTER Complainant on station to report some stolen items from his home. Theft occurred within the last few months and consisted of mostly jewelry and a cell phone. matter under investigation. Banar901 ******************************************* lncident #: 20178764 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Domestic In Progress 961 W WILSON ST B Officers responded to a domestic in progress and learned the female resident was having an argument over the phone. Officers spoke with three residents there and none appeared to be injured. Officer gathered names and cleared with no further call backs. Banar901 ************************************************ lncident #: 20178766 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Ambulance Needed 364 4 FIFTH ST While on patrol officers observed a elderly man who had fallen in the snow while attempting to shovel his sidewalk in the 300 block of East 5th St. Officers had the FD and a ambulance respond to the scene to asses the man and assist with getting him back into his residence. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178755 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation SOUTHEAST BLVD / TANGLEWOOD Complainant: Street, Dept Officers werre made aware by the Street Department of vehicles parked on the streets through out the City that were in violation of the Snow Emergency Parking Ban. Officers made contact with several individuals and advised them of the violation. Officers also towed sixteen other vehicles that were in the violation of the parking ban. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************* Incident #: 20178754 Date:Wednesday, December 13,2017 Accident No Injury Reported S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING ST UNIT #1, Driver Randi Marie Tucker UNIT #2 (CITED), Driver KATRINA MOORE, Owner STEPHENIE MOORE On 12/13/2017 officers respond to the 4- way intersection at S Ellsworth and Pershing in regards to two car crash. Unit 1 was stopped at Pershing at the stop sign headed eastbound and came to a complete stop. While Unit 1 was attempting to clear the intersection, Unit 2 was heading northbound on S Ellsworth Ave and went through the intersection as well while Unit 1 was attempting to clear it. Unit 2 then struck Unit 1 on the back right passenger door causing damage to the door itself and on the under carriage itself. Unit 2 that struck Unit 1 also received damage on the right front with minor damage. The driver of Unit 1, Randi Marie Tucker had no injuries and was not at fault for the accident. The driver of Unit 2, Katrina Kristen Moore had no injuries either and received a citation for Failure to Yield Right of Way at a Stop Sign. -Ptl. D Miller **************************************** Incident #: 20178742 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV CONTINENTAL DR / LEXINGTON Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER (12/13/2017 07:01:42 By: 178) FEMALE CALLER ADV THAT THERE IS A CAR IN THE ROADWAY APPEARS DAV ADV IS A ROAD HAZARD (12/13/2017 07:06: 16 By: 178) NEG CONTACT Officer checked for a disabled vehicle causing a traffic hazard in the area of Continental and Lexington. Upon arrival officer found no vehicles in the area that were disabled or causing a hazard. Banar9Ol *********************************************** lncident #: 20178743 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E SCHOOL ST / E FOURTH ST Complainant: LEONARD MCLAUGHLIN Reporting officer spoke with complainant, Mr. Mclaughlin, on station about an alleged accident he had on or about November 2, 2017, around 18:45 hrs. The alleged incident occurred at E 4th and School St. in Salem. He claimed to be traveling east on E 4th in his 2015 F150 when a silver Chevy was going south on School St ran into him causing some damage to each vehicle. Accident was not reported at this time. He had talked to the other driver who told him that her kids distracted her but he complainant did not see any in the car. Complainant took photos of her car. He reported it to insurance and claims that the other driver has not reported the accident and or denies same. Officer will attempt to talk with the other driver. Officer checked the alleged place of employement and last known address per the OH registration and did not locate the vehicle that was in the picture. Officer was unable to speak with driver of unit 2 and or verify his claims, all information is going by complainant's allegation and license plate number from his picture ... Unit 1 2015 Ford F150 OH- TSU7172 owner: complainant Unit 2 2014 Chevy OW GLA3288 owner: unk driver: Sarah Davis Ptl. Banar901 ********************************************** lncident #: 20178745 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 SEX- Indecent Exposure 925 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers checked an indecent exposure incident near State and Ohio. A male in question was observed and briefly questioned. He denied same and officers did not observe any violation. Caller wished to remain anonymous. Banar901 ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178746 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Assist Other Agency COUNTY HOME ROAD K9 Argo and K9 Simon assisted the Columbiana County Sheriff's office in conducting a sweep of the jail. K9 Argo and K9 Simon both indicated to contraband being present during the sweep. Ptl. LaRosa ************************************************* Incident #: 20178749 Date:Wednesday, December 13,2017 Accident Private Property 2140 MONROE ST Officer(s) responded to the 2100 block of Monroe for a reported hit skip accident. Unit # 1 had been unoccupied and legally parked in the 2100 block of Monroe when it was struck by unit # 2. The driver of unit # 2 was then confronted by a witness and parked her vehicle. The driver of unit # 2 then fled the area. Officers had unit # 2 towed from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / Russell Ross vehicle / 2008 Toyota insurance / unknown Unit # 2 / owner / Kimberly Mcquiller driver / unknown insurance / unknown ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20178750 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Assist Other Agency 362 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY, CHILDREN On 12/13/2017 Officers responded to the 300 block of New Garden in regards to assisting Children Services with a case. Upon arrival officers spoke with the parents and juveniles involved with the case and gathered information. Once all information was gathered and Children Services finished explaining everything to the subjects involved officers and Children Services then cleared. -Ptl. D Miller ************************************************* lncident #: 20178752 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Neighbor Dispute 409 S UNION AVE Complainant: TYLER BUCKIUS Officer responded to the 400 block of S. Union Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her and her neighbor share a driveway that is an alley. The complainant advised officer that her neighbor told her to move the car or he was going to have it towed. Officer advised both parties as long as they park their vehicles at an angle near their residences they were okay to park there. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178756 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Accidental Damage 157 FAlR AVE Complainant: Michael STOUFFER Officer responded to the above location for a report of accidental damage. Complainant advised that sometime in the past two weeks someone struck his garbage can and broke it. Complainant advised he needed to file a report to get the garbage can replaced. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** lncident #: 20178759 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Accident Hit / Skip S LINCOLN 1200 BLOCK Complainant: JASON MINARD Officer responded to the 1200 block of S Lincoln in regards to a hit skip accident. The complainant advised that the accused vehicle struck a retaining wall and then left the area. Officer checked the area but was unable to locate any vehicles matching the description that was given. Ptl C Walla ************************************************ Incident #: 20178760 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Reckless Operator 1161 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a reckless operator report. Complainant advised there was a vehicle in the parking lot doing donuts in the snow. Upon arrival ,officer made contact with vehicle and they were advised to leave the area. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20178761 Date: Thursday, December 14,2017 Ambulance Needed 156 N MADISON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 100 block of N Madison Ave in regards to a medical problem. The complainant advised that she believed the male subject was overdosing on narcotics. Officer arrived on scene and stood bye with the subject until KLG Ambulance and Salem Fire arrived on scene. The male subject refused any medical treatment. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ***
Thursday, December 14, 2017 08:27 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178734 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Dog At Large 201 S LINCOLN AVE Officer responded to the 200 block of S Lincoln Ave to check for two dogs running at large. Officer checked throughout the area but did not observe any dogs. Later in the shift officer did observe two dogs on Mullins Ave near S Ellsworth Ave. The humane officer was notified and officer monitored the animals as they made there way to Railroad St. Officer lost sight of the dogs in that area and was unable to locate them again. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178735 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 1368 S LINCOLN AVE Officer responded to the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave for a report of a car parked sideways in the lot. The car had traveled into a yard and had then been backed onto the parking lot but sideways to the parking spaces. Officer checked the vehicles registration and affirmed that the car belonged to a tenant in the area. Officer made contact with the tenant who affirmed that the car had poor tires and could not be driven due to have slid out of control. The car owner advised that the two company was unavailable tonight, but would be there tomorrow to remove the vehicle. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178736 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Person To Be Removed 421 SHARP AVE COM ALYSSA SLUTER Officers responded to 421 Sharp Ave. for a report of a person to be removed. Upon arrival, the female resident advised a known male subject arrived at her residence and was trying to get in as well as threw a computer desk outside her residence. The male fled the residence through an alley prior to officers arrival. Officers did follow his foot prints in the snow and located the male in the alley. He was advised of the complaint. He was advised not to return to the residence or he will be arrested for criminal trespass. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178737 Date. Tuesday, December 12,2017 Fire 447 CONTINENTAL DR 37 Officer responded to the 400 block of Continental Dr to check if Fire Department Personnel needed any assistance at a fire scene. An individual at the scene had inhaled a considerable amount of smoke from a grease fire. The individual sat in the back of officers marked patrol unit to stay warm until an ambulance arrived on scene. FD Personnel ventilated the smoke from the apartment and the tenant subsequently declined any further treatment after being checked out by the EMT Ambulance personnel. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178738 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 2124 E STATE ST Officer stopped in the lot of a business in the 2100 block of E State St to check on two individuals with the hoods on each of their vehicles raised. One of the individuals had a dead battery and they were attempting to get the vehicle started with jumper cables. Officer assisted in locating the jumper terminals with a flashlight, after which time the individuals were able to get the disabled vehicle running. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178739 Date: Wednesday, December 13,2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / IDAHO AVE Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a registration violation on W State St. west of the City limits. Officer deployed K9 Simon and he did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. A small amount of marijuana debris was observed in the vehicle and the driver was given a warning for the registration violation. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **********************************************
Wednesday, December 13, 2017 08:00 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178719 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2875 E STATE ST D WALMART ENTRANCE / E STATE ST Complainant: SFD Traffic Crash Report Entrance / Exit Drive E. State St (SR 14) Unit #1: 2011 Dodge SW Nitro Blue in color Owner/Operator: Juanita Taylor 7716 Depot Rd Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Unit #2: 2011 GMC SW Terrain Blue in color Owner/Operator: Michael Barton 47592 Summerset Rd E. Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Unit #1 was sitting stopped (facing north) at the entrancelexit drive area of the WaCMart Super Center preparing to make a left hand turn onto SR 14 (E.State St) to head west bound. Unit #2 was east bound on SR14 (E. State St) and attempted to make a right hand turn into the entrance/exit drive way to the WalMart Super Center to head south up into the lot. Unit #2 slid on the wet asphalt drive, striking Unit #1 in the left front drivers door and sliding down the left hand side of the Unit striking the left rear wheel also, with it's left front area. The owner/operator of Unit #1 advised she had talked with her husband and she had decided to drive herself to the Salem Regional Medical Center to be checked out. Ptl. French *********************************************** Incident #: 20178728 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 519 BRICKER FARMS LN Unit #l , 2014 FORD 4s, Owner JOHN KOZAR TRAFFIC ACCIDENT The juvenile driver of Unit#l advised that he was traveling eastbound on Bricker Farm Ln. when he lost control of his vehicle and struck a light pole. The Light pole was knocked down and the right side of his vehicle had moderate damage. The juvenile driver was cited for Failure to Control and will be notified of the court date by Juvenile Court. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178729 Date: Tuesday, December 12.2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1680 S LINCOLN AVE SUPER USA FOOD STORE Complainant: CCSO UNIT # 1 2003 HYUN - Owner JESSICA CASTILLO UNIT # 2 Owner RICHARD SEKELY Two Vehicle Accident Unit # 2 was traveling southbound in the 1600 blk of S. Lincoln Ave. and slowed / stopped in traffic. Unit # 1 was traveling southbound behind Unit # 2 and failed to stop in an assured clear distance, striking Unit # 2 in the back end. Cited: Jessica Castillo DOB: 04-22-1996 Assured Clear Distance Expired Operators License ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20178730 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N UNION AVE / E THIRD ST Traffic Crash Report lncident happened at approximately 1732hrs on Thursday, 11-30-17 the night of the Christmas parade. Owner/operator of Unit #1 was in the parade with the Wal-Mart float and was on her way home afterwards. Owner/operator of Unit #1 advised she felt the police were busy and didn't call then. Unit #l's insurance company at first said it was fine but now the owner/operator of Unit #2 is failing to follow through with his part. Owner/operator has pictures of the crash. Unit #1: 2003 Chevrolet 4s Silver in color Owner/Operator: Melissa Barnes 1649 Southeast Blvd Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2016 Jeep SW Black in color Owner/Operator: Thomas Marple III 335 W. 8th St Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was stopped at Union & 3rd St heading south bound Unit #2 had stopped at 3rd St and Union heading east bound. Unit #1 started through the intersection and Unit #2 started through striking Unit #1 in the right side with it's front. This information given by the owner/operator of Unit #1. Officer advised that a report would be made and for the owner/operator of Unit #1 to contact her insurance company and advise them. The problem according to owner/operator of Unit #1 is that, the owner/operator of Unit #2 is failing to make contact with the insurance company. The owner/operator of Unit #1 advised he seemed to be a very nice "boy" and even sent her a text message saying he was sorry. NOTE: Owner/operator of Unit #1 did have the information of the ownerloperator of Unit #2. ************************************************ Incident #: 20178731 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1100 BLOCK OF S ELLSWORTH AVE Unit #1, 2013 SUBA SW MAR, Driver/Owner SETH HARDING Unit #2, 1995 FORD TK RED, - Driver/Owner DANIEL KAISER Police responded to the 1100 block of S. Ellsworth Ave for a two vehicle accident. Unit #1 was traveling northbound on S. Ellsworth when it struck Unit #2 from behind. Unit #1 had functional damage to the front end. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Neither driver requested medical attention. Unit #1 was cited for Reasonable Control. Cited: Seth Harding AGE 28 ADD: 278 W. 9th St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Reasonable Control Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20178708 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST B WALMART AUTOMOTIVE CENTER Complainant: Wendy Lockhart Unit#l, 2012 HYUN 4s RED, Driver CHRISTOPHER MATHEY, Owner JOYCE GOSlEWSKl Unit#2, 2008 CADI 4s WHI, Owner CHARLOTTE CAMPOLITO The employee of the above business was operating Unit # 1 and was pulling out of the garage bay when he backed into Unit #2. The assistant manager of the business advised that Unit #2 was parked where there is not a parking spot. Minor damage was observed to the right rear of Unit # 1 and the left rear of Unit #2. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20178713 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Fire Alarm 2120 PEARCE CR Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY, SHERIFF Officer along with Salem FD responded to the above location in reference to a fire alarm. Emergency personnel arrived on scene and made contact with the home owner. The home owner advised that he had burnt something on the stove while cooking, which filled the house up with smoke. The FD assisted in getting the smoke out of the home. Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178715 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Suspicious Vehicle GEORGE WALLACE PARKWAY While on routine patrol officers in the area of George-Wallace Parkway came across a black in color Ford Fusion parked along the roadway. When officers approached the vehicle it was found to be occupied by 2 juveniles. While officers were talking with the juveniles officers could smell the distinct odor of marijuana emanating from the vehicle. Officers then requested the K-9 to perform a open air sniff of the vehicle. K9 Argo was deployed on the vehicle and alerted to the presence of narcotic odor. Officers then performed a search of the vehicle and located a small amount marijuana and a multi-colored smoking device with marijuana residue. The juveniles were charged on scene with delinquency offenses and released to adult family members. This incident will be turned over to this department's juvenile division & charges will be filed in juvenile court. Cited Juveniles (JUVENILE) AGE 16 1663 Goshen Rd. Salem OH, 44460 Charge: Delinquency (JUVENILE) AGE 16 110 W. Pershing St. Salem OH, 44460 Charge: Delinquency Ptl. Connolly ************************************************* lncident #: 20178716 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Ambulance Needed 893 E. 5th St. Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. First responders and EMT Ambulance to 893 E. 5th St. for a report of a male who was bleeding from his hand after getting it slammed in the bathroom door. Upon arrival, contact was made with the subject, whom did have obvious visible injury to his left 'pinky' finger. The male was intoxicated and advised that he and another male had been wrestling around and while doing so accidentally got his finger caught in the bathroom door when the other male shut it. The male was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** Incident #: 20178720 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 279 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a possible dispute at the above address. Upon arrival, officers spoke with all parties involved and found the incident to be a verbal dispute while one of the subjects was moving out. The subject, her family moved everything out and officers cleared without incident. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20178722 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Drive 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY Report of a drive off at the above noted location. Complainant reported the driver of an older green Dodge Ram pumped $20.00 worth of fuel and then left without paying. Officers checked the area, but the vehicle was not located. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20178725 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Fraud 1475 BUCKEYE CR A male subject responded to the Police Dept reference a Fraud report. The subject brought in documents from the bank as well as prior checks being reused under someone else's name. The incident is under further investigation. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20178726 Date: Tuesday, December 12,2017 Intoxicated Person 409 E SECOND ST Officer(s) responded to the above location about an intoxicated male subject. This officer met with those inside and found the male subject known to this officer who appeared to be intoxicated and trying to pay his AT&T phone bill being at the wrong place. Those at the business tried to explain to him but he didn't understand. Officer explained to the male that he was in the wrong place and officer gave him a ride to his residence advising him to stay there for a while to recuperate. Ptl. French ************************************************** **
Tuesday, December 12, 2017 09:17 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178708 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Accident Private Property 030 b WALMART PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT An employee of the above business was operating Unit #1 and was pulling out of a garage bay when he backed into Unit #2. The assistant manager of the business advised that Unit #2 was parked where there is not a parking spot. Minor damage was observed to the right rear of Unit #1 and the left rear of Unit#2. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20178710 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 230 W PIGEON RD Complainant: CCSO, CRYSTAL Officer responded to the above location and found Perry Township officer attempting to gain entry into a vehicle bearing Ohio registration, HCG3141 in the drive way with a baby inside. Officer was requested by County S. 0. to assist / check on the Perry Unit. Officer assisted Officer Smith. Officer Smith was able to gain entry into the vehicle and the baby appeared to be fine. The female operator signed the waiver of damages form and officer cleared. Ptl. French ************************************************* lncident #: 20178709 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MIGUEL QUIROZ CRUZ, 2644 S ARLINGTON AKRON, OH Officer met with a male subject and his friend on station. The male subject/victim advised that he had checks stolen from his residence he had moved from on Mountz Rd and he had a copy of one from his bank advising it was cashed in Akron for over $800 ... Akron police told him to come to Salem P.D. since he lived there. Officer advised the subject/victim that he actually lived in the Sheriff departments area and he would need to go to them. Officer gave him the Sheriff departments phone number advising him to call them and they would let him know what to do. Ptl. French ************************************************ lncident #: 20178707 Date. Monday, December 11,2017 Assist Other Agency 975 E THIRD ST Request from Austintown P.D. to make contact with a female resident at the above address . Upon arrival, no one was home and a note was left for the female subject to contact Austintown P.D. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20178654 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Accident With Injury 1541 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for an accident. Upon further investigation, it was determined to be in the jurisdiction of Perry Twp Police. Officers then cleared since Perry Twp PD was on scene. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20178696 Date: Sunday, December 10,2017 Domestic In Progress 444 S UNION AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 400 block of S. Union Ave. for a domestic in progress. After investigation the male half involved was arrested and transported to the PD for processing. Arrested: Clifford T. Scott Jr Offense: Domestic Violence ORC 2919.25A Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20178697 Date: Sunday, December 10,2017 Domestic In Progress 110 W PERSHING ST 2 Complainant: RAYMOND PETERS Officers responded to the 100 block of W Pershing St. for a reported domestic in progress and found the resident had destroyed property. The complainant was advised the matter was civil in nature in regards to the property and if the subject returned to call officers. Officers cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178699 Date: Sunday, December 10,2017 Attempted Suicide WATERWORTH PARK / SUPER10R PARK PLAYGROUND Officers responded to the area of Memorial Park at the Superior entrance in regards to a suicidal male threatening to hang himself. Upon arrival officers made contact with said male prior to the attempt. The male subject was then transported to Salem Regional Medical Center and released over to medical staff. -Ptl. D Miller ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178700 Date: Sunday, December 10,2017 Ambulance Needed 788 E PERSHING ST Report of a subject down at the above location. He was found to have low blood sugar and was transported to Salem ER. Lt Shafer ************************************************** Incident #: 20178701 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Speak To Officer 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: KYLE LYKENS Officer responded to the above location for a report of a speak to officer. Complainant advised that he had information in regard to narcotic. The information was collected and will be passed on to the rest of the department. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178703 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 205 S HOWARD AVE Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle knowing that the driver of the vehicle did not have a valid operators license. Upon making contact with the driver of the vehicle it was found that the male subject had been under the age of 21 and had consumed alcoholic beverages. Officers also smelled the scent of marijuana coming from inside of the vehicle. Officers performed a probable cause search of the vehicle and located marijuana drug paraphernalia. The male subject was then subsequently placed under arrest for underage consumption and transported back to the Salem PD for booking and processing, While on station the male subject was issued a traffic citation for No Drivers License and issued a Minor Misdemeanor Citation for Possession of Marijuana Drug paraphernalia. The male subject was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested/Cited: Anthony C Smith AGE 20 Address: 205 S Howard Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge(s): Underage Consumption (M1) Marijuana Drug Paraphernalia Possession (MM) Driving without A drivers license Ptl C Walla ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178705 Date: Monday, December 11,2017 Accident Private Property 1334 ORCHARD AVE UNIT #1, 2009 TOYT 4s RED, DRIVER/Owner JUDITH WILSON PARKED: JAGU 4s BLK , Owner JEANNE DAVIS Officers responded to the above location for a private property accident. Unit #1 was backing out of their garage and backed straight into the residence behind their residence striking the garage door part of the frame of the residence and finally striking the parked unoccupied vehicle in the garage. The driver of Unit #1 was not injured and was able to move her vehicle back into her garage. Ptl. M. Wirkner **************************************************
Monday, December 11, 2017 08:33 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178691 Date: Sunday, December 10,2017 Smoke Investigation 723 ARCH ST Complainant: David Adams Officers responded to the 700 block of Arch St, along with the Salem Fire Department, in reference to a smoke investigation. Complainant came on station to advise that his residence was filling with smoke but, could not call because his phone was broke. Officers stood by for traffic control while the FD conducted their investigation. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* lncident #: 20178692 Date: Sunday, December 10,2017 Public Assist 2020 MONROE ST 92 Complainant: MARIA GOODCHILD Officers were dispatched to the 2000 block of Monroe St to for a public assist report. Complainant wanted an officer to stand by with her while she retrieved some property from her ex-boyfriend's residence. Complainant was ultimately denied access to the apartment and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* Incident #: 20178690 Date: Sunday, December 10,2017 Fight E STATE 100 BLOCK PARKING LOT Officer on patrol observed a fight in progress across from Ricky's English Pub with a male subject chasing a vehicle on the roadway. Officer stopped the vehicle that was driving reckless and officers stopped the other subjects involved. Ultimately 3 adult males, 1 adult female and 1 female juvenile were all charged as a result of the incident. Officers cleared. Arrested: Tyler R. McCoy AGE 19 of 215 E 4th St. Salem Oh Charge: Underage alcohol (M1 ) Arrested: Ashley M. McCoy AGE 18 of 21 5 E 4th St. Salem Oh Charge: Underage Alcohol (M1) Cited: Jacob A. Blake AGE 19 of 30053 Carey Rd. Salem Ohio Charge: Reckless operation CCMC date 12-21 -17 Cited: Jonathan M. Pipkins AGE 31 of 512 Cherry St. Salem Charge: Disorderly intox. (MM) CCMC date 12-14-17 Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************** lncident #: 20178689 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Suspicious Item Officers responded to the 1600 block of S Lincoln Ave for a report of a suspicious item. Officers arrived and found what appeared to be narcotics in the bathroom of a local business. One of the subjects present was familiar with the male who was in the bathroom with a female and officers did locate the subject at a residence in the 600 block of Cedar St. Officers did speak with the male and female and the male did consent to a search of his bedroom. Drug paraphernalia was located in the bedroom and was seized. The incident is under investigation and charges may be pending. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************** Incident #: 20178688 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 829 MORRIS AVE Officers responded to the 800 block of Morris Ave for a 911 hang-up call made by juveniles. Officer made contact with the parent of the residence and he advised that the juveniles had an old cellphone. The father took the cell phone away from the juveniles. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20178687 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Ambulance Needed 1368 S LINCOLN AVE 7 Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officers responded to the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a possible overdose. Upon arrival it was discovered that the subject in question did not overdose but was stating that she might take more than her required amount of prescribed medication. At this point KLG took the subject and transported them to Salem Hospital. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20178685 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD STREET Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of N Lincoln Ave and E Third Street in regards to a vehicle crash with out injuries. Upon arrival officers discovered that it was only a disabled vehicle and that no accident had taken place. Officers then gathered information from the driver of the disabled vehicle and called AAA (Triple A) towing to come gather the vehicle off the roadway. Upon AAA's arrival the vehicle was removed off of the roadway. At that point officers then cleared. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20178682 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Fraud 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A Complainant: REBECCA RUDIBAUGH Officers were called to the station in regards to a fraud report. Upon arrival officers spoke with the complaint who stated that she just purchased an I-Tunes gift card off a buy / sell / trade site that was not valid. Officers then gathered information and advised that a report would be filed. -Ptl. D Miller ******************************************* lncident #: 20178672 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Assist Other Agency ALLIANCE SEBRING RD / HEACO Complainant: POST, 15 K9 Simon was requested to assist OSP Post 50 on Alliance Sebring Rd. with a K9 Sniff of a vehilce. K9 Simon indicated to the presnece of narcotic odor and officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************* lncident #: 20178670 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 OVI Arrest W STATE ST / BENTON RD Officer while on a traffic stop at W State St. and Benton Rd. had a vehicle fail to slow / move over / use due caution when passing the emergency vehicle. Officer also observed the driver, who was looking down at his cell phone, and the license plate of the vehicle. Office cleared the traffic stop and caught up to the vehicle driving left of the center line stopping it on US 62 at Duck Creek Rd. Officer found the driver to be impaired, placed him in custody, the vehicle was removed from the roadway by Kaiser Towing and the driver transported on station to be processed. On station, the driver was charged and released to a sober ride. Arrested: Joshua R. Hines 8-12-87 of 175 W Michigan Ave. Sebring Oh 44672 Charge:OVI, approaching a public safety vehicle CCMC date of 12-12-17 Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************* lncident #: 20178667 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Suspicious Vehicle E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D PARK PLAYGROUND Officers observed a vehicle that parked in the Waterworth Duck Pond after hours. Officers then made contact with the occupants of the vehicle and advised them of park hours. Once the vehicle cleared officers did so as well. -Ptl. D Miller **************************************************
Sunday, December 10, 2017 09:06 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178677 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Dog At Large 1466 E PERSHING ST Officer responded to a dog at large 1 aggressive dog call in the 1400 blk of E. Pershing St. Upon arrival one dog (bro/white) was on the back porch barking aggressively at the back door with the resident inside watching the dog and not being able to go outside safely. Resident had told me that the dogls have been there off and on for the last two hours and they were fearful of going outside. Officer was able to repel the dog away after it charged towards me. A short blast of pepper spray caused the dog to back away, none of the stream hit the animal but just a short distance ahead of it. Dog continued to bark and watch this officer and left a short time later with the other dog. Humane officer responded but neither dog was found by officers or humane officer. All cleared and they were found again later in the area and the humane officer responded and was able to capture both dogs without incident. Neither dog had a collar on. The aggressive dog was brown and white chest area, mid size and male. Second dog was similar size and darker in color all over the body, apparently a female. Complainant did not know who owned the dogs and had not scene them before. Neighbor on west side did not know the animals either. Both residents grateful to be able to go outside again. Banar901 ****************************************** Incident #: 20178678 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Recovered Property W STATE 400 TO 600 BLOCK Motorist turned in a womans black purse he found on overpass on W. State St. Owner was notified and came to the PD a short time later to claim it. She advised a police report was already made in Perry Twp earlier today. Banar901 Purse turned over to owner on 12-9-17 by reporting officer @ 1016 hrs ... ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178679 Date: Saturday, December 9,201 7 Domestic In Progress 627 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the female half who did not wish to cooperate. Officers did learn that the male half departed the area prior to officers arriving. Officers did not observe any physical marks of violence on the female nor was any reported. Domestic violence laws were explained prior to clearing. Sgt. K. Toy ***************************************** Incident #: 20178683 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Possible Scam 958 E THIRD ST 4 Complainant: JULIE DeSALVO Complainant on station to report a possible scam she received on her voicemail. Officer listened to the voicemail and confirmed it was a scam. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************** Incident #: 20178675 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1900 block of E State St in regards to a combative patient. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the patient, upon speaking to the patient, officers were able to calm him down and convince him to stay in the hospital until he is released. Ptl C Walla *********************************************** Incident #: 20178674 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Report of an overdose patient trying to leave the ER. Upon arrival, subject had decided to return to the ER due to the cold temperatures. Lt Shafer ***************************************** Incident #: 20178671 Date: Saturday, December 9,2017 Accident With injury 1510 E STATE ST Unit #1, Driver:Owner TOBY RICHMOND Officers responded to the 1500 block of a motor vehicle accident with injury. Unit #I was traveling eastbound on E State St and travelled to the wrong side of the roadway. The vehicle jumped a curb, drove into a yard, and then struck a telephone pole. The telephone pole was severed and was blocking the roadway. The fire department was called to the scene due to wires being in the roadway and possible injuries. The driver of the vehicle advised he had fallen asleep at the wheel and woke up when he struck the pole. Both the passenger and driver were asleep at the time of the accident.The airbags were deployed inside the vehicle and the passenger was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. The driver signed a refusal for medical treatment. The driver was issued a citation for reasonable control and the vehicle was towed from the scene by Sinsley's Towing. Officers and FD stood by until Ohio Edison arrived and fixed the telephone pole. Cited: Toby Richmond AGE 19 Address: 7716 Depot Rd Unit 16, Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Charge: Reasonable Control ORC 4511.202A ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178669 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Traffic Offense 763 E STATE ST On 12181201 7 while on routine patrol officers initiated a traffic stop on the 700 block of E State Street. Upon further investigation officers discovered what was believed to be stolen merchandise from the Salem Wal-Mart located inside of the vehicle. The other occupants stated that Matthew J Crowl who was located inside of the vehicle had taken the items and was inside of the Wal-Mart earlier this evening. Officers then discovered Crowl to be Criminal Trespassed from Wal-Mart and was arrested on scene. Investigation pending for theft from the property in regards to Crowl. Arrested: Matthew J Crowl AGE 39 36048 State Route 30 Lisbon OH 44432 (LKA) Charge: Criminal Trespass Ptl D Miller ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20178664 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Traffic Offense 175 W STATE ST Officers on patrol stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation on S. Howard Ave. near W. State St. Officer gave the driver a verbal warning for the violation and a check of the vehicle found no contraband inside. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************** Incident #: 20178663 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1200 E SIXTH ST A SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Complainant: RONALD CHAMBERS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a juvenile problem. The complainant advised that an incident occurred at the Salem High School during practice. He advised that another juvenile became angry during practice and assaulted his son. He stated that he did not believe the coaches were taking it seriously and wanted a police report filed. The complainant was advised that the incident would be passed to the juvenile officer and to contact the PD if the juvenile did seek medical attention. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20178662 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: LESLIE Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a theft from a gas station over the phone. The employee advised that a white male driving a blue SUV had taken $47.14 worth of fuel without rendering payment and headed westbound on E State St. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20178660 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Fraud 2233 E Pershing St FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Officers responded to the 2200 block of E Pershing St for a report of fraud. Officers arrived and spoke with an employee of the business and gathered the information. The employee advised that the businesses fraud department was handling the investigation but that she wished to have a report on file to assist the fraud department. Officer advised that a report would be on file. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *
Saturday, December 09, 2017 07:37 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178659 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Assist Perry Police 1230 CONSER DR Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officer(s) requested to the 1200 block of Conser Dr to assist Perry Twp Police with male subject. On arrival officers stood by until the male in question was transported to the ER by ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************* Incident #: 20178649 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1200 E SIXTH ST A Officers responded to the 1200 block of E Sixth St to check the rear exit onto E Ninth St for a report of a car blocking traffic. The area was checked and the vehicle was gone prior to officers arriving. No vehicle were found blocking traffic. Sgt B Slider ******************************************* Incident #: 20178648 Friday, December 8,2017 292 W STATE ST C While on patrol officer observed a vehicle with its interior and exterior lights on, parked at a business in the 200 block of W State St. The vehicle was not there earlier in the shift. Officer checked the vehicle and found it was not running, was secured and nobody was around. A second officer subsequently responded and advised that he had observed the same vehicle on a two truck a short time earlier. There was no way to turn the vehicle lights off because it was secure. Sgt B Slider ********************************************** Incident #: 20178646 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Prowler 486 ROOSEVELT AVE Complainant: MICHAEL LAMPHERE Officer was dispatched to the above location in reference to a possible prowler. Complainant advised that he heard some noise behind his neighbor's residence but, the neighbor was not home. Officer responded and checked the area on foot. Nobody was located and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************* Incident #: 20178645 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Menacing / Threats 300 E STATE ST A Officer met with a subject on station who wanted to make a report about menacing. When officers met with the subject he explained that he did not want to press any charges at this time but would like a report on file for possible future reference. The subject then explained that he had gotten into a verbal altercation at Salem Fitness Club with another member. PTL. Connolly ******************************************* Incident #: 20178651 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Assist Perry Police SR 45 / 62 BYPASS Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE 2198 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM Reporting officer responded to the area of W State St and the By-Pass and provided traffic control for Perry Twp PD, who was handling a traffic crash at that location. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************* Incident #: 20178655 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2229 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 2200 block of East State St for a reported dispute. On arrival officers located one of the persons who had been involved in the incident and spoke with her. The female stated that she had been involved in a verbal dispute with a person known to her. The female stated further that she was fine and was now awaiting a ride home from a friend. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident #: 20178656 Date: Friday, December 8,2017 Drug Paraphernalia Reporting officer was advised by the City janitor of an item that was found in the downstairs women's restroom. Reporting officer secured a small plastic container that had been hidden in the toilet paper holder. Reporting officer opened the item and nothing was found inside. The item was taken back to the PD and destroyed. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** ***
Friday, December 08, 2017 08:39 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178634 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LUNDY AVE / E SECOND ST Traffic Crash Report Unit #1: 2013 Ford 4s Silver in colornsured with : Geico Owner/Operator: Brandon W. Newell 13649 Morgan Ave Salem, Ohio 44601 Unit #2 : Light Post & Light lnsured with: Self Owner: City of Salem Unit #1 was attempting to make a left hand turn off of N. Lundy onto E. 2nd St to head east bound. A vehicle heading east bound on E. 2nd St., with Unit #1 not wanting to get hit by it. Unit #1 went across E. 2nd St onto N. Lundy south bound striking the black light post on the east side with it's right front area. The light post broke off it's foundation falling up against the building of Scratch & Dent store. No damage to the building. No injuries reported at time of crash. Unit #1 was towed by AAA. Owner/operator of Unit #1 was cited for Failure to Maintain Reasonable Control 333.08 and given a court date of 12-15-17 at 8:30 A.M. for the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Ptl. French ********************************************* Incident #: 20178626 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Accident Hit / Skip E STATE ST / PENN AVE Unit 1- Parked Motor Vehicle- Owner PATRICK ROSS TRAFFIC ACCIDENT- HIT/SKIP Officer was dispatched to the above area in reference to a hitlskip traffic accident. Unit 1, a 2016 Chevy Malibu, was parked facing west bound on E State St with the rear driver side door open. While the door was open, an unknown red colored vehicle, which was travelling west bound on E State St, side swiped the door of Unit 1 and then continued west bound. Unit 1 sustained functional damage to the rear door. The driver advised that she was retrieving something from the back seat and was sitting down on the seat when it was side swiped. There were no injuries. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ lncident #: 20178632 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Barking Dog 939 JEFFERSON AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a barking dog. Officers spoke with the owner of the dog who stated they had their dog out side for 5 minutes to go to the bathroom in the morning. While at the residence the dog never barked. Ptl. M. Wirkner **************************************** Incident #: 20178635 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Drug Overdose 673 E THIRD ST Complainant: PANEZOTT, CHIEF J.T. 231 S BROADWAY AVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officers received information of a female possibly needing medical attention from a reported drug overdose. The information received was that the female was somewhere on E. 3rd St. Officers located the female at a residence in the 600 blk of E. 3rd St. and contact was made with her. She was alert while speaking with officers and first responders. She was ultimately transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT ambulance. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** lncident #: 20178636 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Criminal Mischief 538 E STATE ST B Complainant: KAYLEY IZENOUR Report of criminal mischief at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that some time overnight someone had unplugged her security camera. Complainant advised that this has been an ongoing problem and that she just wanted the incident documented in case of any further problems. Ptl Miller ****************************************** Incident #: 20178639 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Combative Patient SALEM HOSP ER ENTRY Officer(s) responded to the above location in search of a female who supposedly walked away from the hospital without a proper ride. The female had pulled out her IV and was last seen heading out the emergency doors towards State St. Upon further investigation, Sgt Green talked with the hospital security and staff who advised she had went west bound on Pershing at approximately 1446hrs and they didn't necessarily want her back only that she had left with out a ride. Officer(s) checked the area and were unable to locate the female in question. Refer to report 201 78635 from Sgt Green earlier this date. Ptl French ******************************************** Incident #: 20178640 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPlTAL Officer responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center to speak with the Sheriff's Dept, regarding a male individual they brought in. Information was obtained and officers cleared. Sgt. D. Green ***************************************** Incident #: 20178641 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Menacing / Threats 647 OHIO AVE Complainant: JULIO MATEO Officer on station spoke with male complainant who came on station to advise that his nephew has been receiving threats via text message. Due to a language barrier, not much information could be gathered except that someone has been threatening his nephew by stating that they would physically harm him if they were not paid their money. Complainant did not have any information on the victim nor suspect. Therefore, he was advised to have his nephew respond to the police department when available so that the incident could be properly investigated. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** Incident #: 20178642 Date: Thursday, December 7,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: NATALIE SMITH Officer spoke with a female complainant in the parking lot of the police department in reference to a juvenile problem. Complainant wanted an officer to speak with her four year old son about not unbuckling his seat belt in the car while in transit. Officer spoke with the child about the seat belt issue and then cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* lncident #: 20178623 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: COLUMBIANA, HANNAH Officer responded to the above location to assist Columbiana PD on a traffic stop , who also had requested a Kg. Officer arrived on scene and K9 Argo then conducted a cursory sniff of the truck. K9 Argo indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor coming from the truck. Officers searched the truck and located narcotics inside of it. Ptl LaRosa ****************************************** Incident #: 20178624 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 MV Lockout 763 E STATE ST Police responded to the parking lot of Manhattan Cleaners for a vehicle lock out. When Police arrived entry into the vehicle was attempted. Due to the layout of the vehicle entry was unable to be gained. Sinsleys was then called to the scene. Ptl Osberg ******************************************* lncident #: 20178625 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1406 FRANKLIN AVE 1/2 Complainant: PATRICK TONEY Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Franklin Ave in reference to a dispute. Complainant, who lives in the upstairs apartment, stated that the female, who lives in the downstairs apartment, wanted to place a lock on the door to the communal basement to prevent him from gaining access. Officers spoke with the female who was advised that she could not lock the complainant out of the communal basement. Due to the two having multiple disputes during the day, they were advised to stay away from each other for the evening. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************* Incident #: 20178628 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Fight 2875 E STATE ST A Police responded to Walmart parking lot for a fight in progress. The incident involved several female individuals. When officers arrived all parties had already departed. Officers watched surveillance videos but were unable to identify any of the female subjects. Ptl Osberg ******************************************* lncident #: 20178629 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV SOUTHEAST BLVD / EDGEWOOD Officer on patrol observed a vehicle with hazard lights activated in the northbound lane of Southeast Blvd near Edgewood Ave. Officer stopped to check on the occupants and learned that the vehicle could not be moved due to broken components in the steering mechanism. The driver advised that AAA had already been called and stated the tow truck would take about 45 minutes to arrive. Officer checked back an hour later and a tow truck still had not arrived. The driver advised that there had been a mix up on AAA part, and they sent to the truck to the wrong place. The driver stated the truck was now on its way to the correct location, however a second officer found the vehicle was still waiting another hour later. Salem PD dispatch was requested to contact AAA direct and affirm a truck was on its way to the correct location, which dispatch did. Sgt B Slider *********************************************** Incident #: 20178630 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Suspicious Vehicle WATERWORTH PARK / SUNSET Officer on patrol in Waterworth Park observed an Audi sedan parked in the parking lot off Sunset Blvd, after the park had closed. Officer made contact with two male juveniles who were advised of the park hours and they departed the area. Ptl. C. Crider ******************************************** lncident #: 20178631 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Water Line Break / Leak WASHINGTON AVE / MOUND ST Officer on patrol observed a large amount of water on the street near the intersection of Maple St and Franklin Ave. Officer followed the source of the water back to the intersection of Mound and Washington St where a cap was missing from the top of a water pipe in the street. It was a slow water leak and did not require immediate attention. Dispatch left a note for the Water Department to be notified in the day time. Sgt B Slider **********************************************
Thursday, December 07, 2017 09:22 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178616 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Accident No Injury Reported SHARP AVE / W WILSON ST Traffic Crash Report Unit #1 : 2009 Pontiac 4s Vibe Red in color, Owner/Operator: Sarah Bobby 24 N. Vine St Columbiana, Ohio 44408 Unit #2: 2007 Saturn 4s Ora Red in color, Owner/Operator: Ashlee Webber 1277 Franklin Ave Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 Was south bound on Sharp St approaching W. Wllson. Unit #2 was east bound on W. Wilson and stopped at the intersection of Wilson & Sharp. Owner/Operator of Unit #2 then pulled out into the right of way of Unit #1 getting struck on the left rear passenger door/side by Unit #l's front. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. Owner/operator of Unit #2 was cited for Failure To Yield Right Of Way 331.16(a) and given a court date of 12-14-17 at 8:30 A.M. for the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Ptl. French ******************************************* lncident #: 20178622 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Accidental Damage 2875 E STATE ST A PARKING LOT Complainant: WANDA BENDER Police responded to Walmart parking lot for damage to a vehicle. The complainant stated that a shopping cart ran into the driver side of the vehicle and left a dent. The complainant advised they knew it was civil and wanted the incident documented. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** lncident #: 20178611 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Neighbor Dispute 646 VINE AVE 1 Complainant: ANNE DINGMAN Officers responded to the above location for an ongoing neighbor dispute. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that she has a flower pot that was knocked over by a vehicle sometime overnight. Officers spoke with the female subject who stated that she doesn't know who owns the vehicle that hit the flower pot, she works midnight shift and wasn't even home. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************* Incident #: 20178612 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Check Well Being 1975 FAlRVlEW CT Report of a check well being of a male subject at the above address. Upon arrival, officers attempted several times to make contact with the male subject and officers eventually did make contact with him. The male subject advised that he was ok and nothing else was needed and officers cleared without incident. Ptl Miller *********************************************** lncident #: 20178613 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: PAIGE Report of a drive-off at the above noted location. The complainant advised that the driver of a silver Chevy Malibu pumped $16.82 worth of fuel and then left without rendering payment. The complainant advised that the driver went westbound on E. State St. approximately 10 minutes prior to the report. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** lncident #: 20178614 Date: Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 406 FRANKLIN ST 1/2 Complainant: TAMMY MARTIN Officers responded to the above location for a verbal dispute. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated her son got into a verbal argument with his girlfriend. Officers spoke with the female subject who stated her boyfriend got mad at her and yelled at her because his mother owed him ten dollars and wouldn't give him the money. The male subject left the residence before Officers arrival but did speak with him via the phone. He stated nothing physical happened it was just verbal because he was mad his mother who wouldn't give him his money and his girlfriend told him not to worry about the money. Officers advised the male to stay away from the residence for the rest of the day or until he cooled down, he stated he made arrangements to stay at a friends house for the day. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************************** Incident #: 20178618 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 542 E STATE ST 1 Complainant: Nancy McCoy, NEGLEY, OH Police responded to the 500 block of E. State St for a juvenile problem. The complainant stated that two female juveniles continue to mess with items near the doorway of the store as they walk past. The complainant also stated that the juveniles will drop or throw items near the doorway. Police attempted to make contact with the juveniles but were unable to observe any offenses. Ptl Osberg ************************************************ lncident #: 20178620 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 406 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location in reference to a dispute. Complainant advised of a few individuals screaming behind their residence. Officers spoke with the individuals who advised that the subject had left the residence with a cable box and they wanted it back. It was determined that the cable box belonged to the subject and no crime was being committed. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20178621 Date: Wednesday, December 6,2017 Recovered Property E STATE ST / S ELLSWORTH Complainant: Jeffrey Saltsman The complainant responded to this department to turn in a Farmers bank Visa card. He advised that he located it in the parking lot of the above noted location. Contact was made with the owner, who advised that he had already cancelled the card and requested that it be destroyed. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* lncident #: 20178594 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Shoplifter(s) 516 E STATE ST SHOPPING MALL Complainant: Dollar General, 514 E State St SALEM, OH Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the stores manager. The manager stated that a person known to store employees had taken items from the store without rendering payment. The store provided officers with video of the incident and it will be sent to the Prosecutors Office for review of possible charges. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************* lncident #: 20178596 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: Cheryl Javens Officers were met on station by a complainant who wanted a report done on a hit skip. Photos were taken of the damage of the vehicle along with gathering information from the complainant, it is unknown at this time what vehicle struck the complainants car and where it occurred. Ptl. D Miller ************************************************** lncident #: 20178597 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Water Line Break / Leak STEWART AVE / W FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers checked a water line break in the area of Stewart Ave. and W 4th St. Officers located the break and called for the signs / safety department to barricade the roadway. Officers cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************** lncident #: 20178599 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1000 block of N Ellsworth Road in regards to a box truck in the roadway parked stationary with out its four-way hazard lights on. Officers spoke with the owners of the truck and advised them to activate lights on their truck. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl. D Miller ************************************************* lncident #: 20178600 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 180 OHIO AVE On 12/5/2017 officers made attempted to make contact with a wanted female subject that was believed to be in the area of the 100 block of Ohio Ave. Once officers made contact with the female she was advised of the warrant and placed under arrest. Officers then transported the female to Salem PD for processing and then was transported over to Portage County Sheriffs Office custody. Arrested: Brandi Lee McVay AGE 24 180 Ohio Ave Apt. 2 Salem OH 44460 Charge: Warrant for Failure to Appear Ptl. D Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20178603 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Check Well Being 646 VINE AVE 2 Complainant: KRISTINA WILSON Officers responded to the 600 block of Vine Ave for a well being check on a juvenile. The complainant advised that a young juvenile was crying in an upstairs apartment and didn't believe a parent was home. Officers made contact with the mother of the juvenile who advised her daughter was ok but having trouble sleeping. The juvenile did appear to be ok. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20178605 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 OVI Arrest S ELLSWORTH AVE / FRANKLI ST Officers initiated a traffic stop on S Ellsworth Ave at Franklin St with a white vehicle. The driver and passenger were removed from the vehicle and detained. Ptl. Garber and K9 Simon were called to the scene and K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor with the vehicle. There was also an open bottle of intoxicating liquor located inside the vehicle. The driver was found to be impaired and administered field sobriety. The passenger was highly intoxicated and was advised he needed to find a ride home. The driver was taken into custody and transported back to the Salem Police Department. The male subject was given a courtesy transport to the Salem Police Department to wait for his ride. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Sinsley's Towing. The driver was processed and booked and then released into a friend's custody. Arrested: Myranda Webber AGE 21 Address: 312 Blakely St, East Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Ala and 4511.19Ald , White light to the rear ORC 4513.13A, and Open Container in MV ORC 4301.62 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20178607 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Criminal Trespassing 675 E SIXTH ST Complainant: HEATHER JONES Complainant advised that while in her bathroom, her ex boyfriend apparently entered the residence and started pounding on the bathroom door. He then exited the residence and then started pounding on the front door. Complainant advised that she did not see him in the residence, but did see him in the driveway. No other subjects saw the suspect in the residence. She wanted the incident documented. Lt Shafer ******************************************** Incident #: 20178608 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ASHLEY SMITH Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St in regards to a theft report. The business's asset protection manager called to report that a female worker at the business had been taking bottles of wine and drinking them while she was working without paying for them. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant and female subject who admitted to taking the bottles of wine and advised that it had been going on since the end of October. Asset Protection advised that $117.07 of alcohol was either taken or consumed on the business property. The female subject is being charged with theft and is going to be issued a court summons. Summoned: Rachel Boyer AGE 31 Address: 240 W Main Street, Washingtonville, Ohio Charge: Theft (ORC 2913.02)(M1) Ptl C Walla ********************************************* lncident #: 20178609 Date: Wednesday, December 6,.2017 Interior Motion Alarm 2900 E STATE ST Complainant: TYCO Officers responded to the 2900 block of E State St in regards to an anterior motion alarm. Officer arrived on scene and located the business key holder in the parking lot, the key holder advised that there was an employees vehicle in the parking lot but he was not sure where the employee was. Officers then checked the inside of the building and located the employee in the business break room. The employee advised that he had lost track of time, upon speaking to the employee, officers observed possible impairment, Field sobriety tests was administered to the employee and he was advised not to drive. The employee was then able to get a ride back to his residence. Ptl C Walla **********************************************
Wednesday, December 06, 2017 08:52 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178591 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Accident No Injury Reported FRANKLIN AVE / S LINCOLN AVE Two Vehicle Accident Property Damage Only Unit #2 was stopped in the westbound lane of SR344 at the S. Lincoln Ave. intersection. Unit #1 was directly in front of unit #2, also stopped at the traffic signal. Unit #1 advised he was too far out into the intersection and began to back up. Subsequently, unit #1 did back into the front of unit #2. UNIT #1, Driver, GEORGE LEWIS, CITED - Improper Backing 331.13 UNIT #2, Driver, JOHN ROBERTS Sgt. K. Toy ***************************************** lncident #: 20178592 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Menacing / Threats 1095 NEWGARDEN AVE SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Complainant: TODD EWING, AKRON, OHIO Officer was dispatched to take a menacing report at 1095 Newgarden Ave. Upon arrival Officer spoke with the Principal and advised him of the complaint involving two students. He was aware of the ongoing situation and stated that the school has tried to deal with the matter. Officer advised him to monitor both students and officer would try and contact the parents by phone. Matter to also be turned over to juvenile division. Banar901 ******************************************* lncident #: 20178593 Date: Tuesday, December 5,2017 Littering / Dumping 547 PROSPECT ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Prospect St for a report of illegal dumping. On arrival officers located a couch sitting on the curb lawn. Officers had the city Service Dept respond to remove the item. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ****************************************** Incident #: 20178575 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Reckless Operator Complainant: GOSHEN, PD Officers responded and checked for a reported reckless operator entering the City on SR9lSR62 North. Officers checked the length of N Lincoln Ave, as well as N Ellsworth Ave and did not observe a vehicle with the provided or similar registration. Sgt B Slider ************************************************ lncident #: 20178488 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Possible Scam 711 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: MARY GEIST Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a male subject keeps calling her from multiple numbers telling her he is going to arrest her. Officer advised the complainant not to give the subject any of her information or any money. The matter is under investigation. Ptl Brooks *********************************************** lncident #: 20178583 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Fight 443 CONTINENTAL 49 Complainant: SAMANTHA LAYMAN Officers responded to Laurel Court apartments for a fight in progress. Upon arriving the complainant advised officers the a known male subject came over, wouldn't leave and began to fight with several subjects at the residence. The complainant advised officers that the male left prior to officers arrival. Officers gathered statements. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20178584 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Harassment 439 CONTINENTAL DR 35 Complainant: TRACY DONNALLEY, LISBON, OH Officer responded to the 400 block of Continental Dr. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known male subject will not stop texting or calling her. Officer will contact the subject and advise him of the complaint and possible charges if he continues. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************ Incident #: 20178585 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: HELEN BEVERLY Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that someone has been stealing money from her gift card. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************* lncident #: 20178586 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 383 MULLINS ST Officers responded to the 300 block of Mullins in regards to a suspicious vehicle sitting in the parking lot of one of the businesses. Upon arrival at the location Officers were disregarded due to the call being a false alarm. -Ptl. D Miller ***************************************** Incident #: 20178589 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Person To Be Removed 462 FRANKLIN AVE 1/2 Complainant: MARGARET BROOKS Officers responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave for a person to be removed. The complainant advised that the male subject was strung out of drugs and was not suppose to be inside her residence. When officers arrived the male subject was found to be unresponsive. First responders and KLG were called to the scene. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center. The complainant advised she did not wish to pursue charges but did want to male criminally trespassed from the property. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* lncident #: 20178590 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Suspicious Vehicle PROSPECT 900 BLOCK A Officers were on routine patrol when they saw a black in color Ford pickup sitting stationary in the area of the Kelly Park parking lot after hours. Officers then made contact with the occupants of the vehicle and advised them of park hours. Once the occupants of the vehicle cleared, both officers did the same without incident. -Ptl. D Miller **********************************************
Tuesday, December 05, 2017 09:17 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178547 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Accident Private Property 1050 PENNSYLVANIA AVE MOORE SPECIALTY Officers responded to Moore Specialty located at 1050 Pennsylvania Ave. for a report of a vehicle that drove into the building. Upon arrival, contact was made with four subjects standing in the parking lot. Upon investigation it was found the operator of the grey 2003 Jeep Cherokee, 18 year old Kaleb A. Merten had pulled into the parking lot of 1050 Pennsylvania Ave. and stated that he attempted to put the car in reverse to back out of the parking lot and did not realize he put the vehicle into drive and when he pressed the gas pedal the vehicle moved forward and he was unable to stop in time prior to striking the building. Heavy damage was observe to the front vehicle as well as damage was observed to the business. The Salem Fire Dept. and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene. The Salem Fire Dept. checked the building for any structural problems prior to AAA removing the vehicle from the scene. KLG Ambulance obtained refusals from all four occupants. Digital photos were taken of the scene. (2) 17 year old males and (1) 16 year old male juvenile whom were passengers in the vehicle were placed under arrest for an unruly offense. All were released to their mothers. The driver, Mr. Merten was issued a traffic citation for reasonable control of a motor vehicle. He was given a court date of Friday December 15th, 2018 in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Driver / Cited: Kaleb A. Merten AGE 18 1842 Mayhew Rd. New Cumberland, WVA 26047 Charge: Reasonable Control Arrestees: (JUVENILE) AGE 17 391 64 Elk Ave. Lisbon, OH 44432 Charge: Unruly (JUVENILE) AGE 16 391 64 Elk Ave. Lisbon, OH 44432 Charge: Unruly (JUVENILE) AGE 17 1110 Railroad St. E. Liverpool, OH 43920 Charge: Unruly Ptl. B. Smith **************************************** Incident #: 20178574 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Reckless Operator 1000 BLOCK W STATE ST Officer(s) responded to the area of West State St and the city limits for a report of a vehicle being operated in a reckless manner. On arrival officers located the vehicle in question and followed it for several blocks. Officers did not observe any violations. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************************** Incident #: 20178576 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SONYA PHILLIPS Officers responded to the 1900 block of East State St for a reported speak with officer 1 unknown problem. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. the complainant stated that she had been involved in a illegal activity outside of the city. Officers advised the complainant that they would contact the appropriate agency (Perry Twp) and advise them of the situation. Officers advised Perry Twp then cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************************** Incident #: 20178577 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 256 E STATE ST BB ROONERS Hit Skip accident Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of East State St for a reported hit skip accident. Unit # 1 had been legally parked and unoccupied facing west in the 200 block of East State St when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 then fled the area. Unit # 1 sustained damage to its left outside mirror. Unit # 1 / owner / Harold Winnale vehicle / 2012 Dodge Tk Ptl R Keister *********************************************** lncident #: 20178580 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Recovered Bicycle 888 S UNION AVE While on patrol officers observed a abandoned bicycle in the 800 block of South Union. Officers had the FD pick the bike up and it was taken to the Service Dept. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident #: 20178581 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1242 MAPLE ST Hit Skip accident Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of Maple for a reported hit skip accident. Unit # 1 had been unoccupied and legally parked in the 1200 block of Maple St when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 then fled the area. Unit # 1 sustained damage to its left rear tail light as well as paint damage to the left side bed and cab area. Unit # 1 / owner 1 Robert Quinn vehicle 1 2013 Chevy Tk Ptl R Keister ***************************************** Incident #: 20178584 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Fight 443 CONTINENTAL 49 Complainant: SAMANTHA LAYMAN Officers responded to Laurel Court apartments for a fight in progress. Upon arriving the complainant advised officers the a known male subject came over, wouldn't leave and began to fight with several subjects at the residence. The complainant advised officers that the male left prior to officers arrival. Officers gathered statements. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** Incident #: 20178562 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Child in Roadway E PERSHING ST / S UNION Ave Complainant: SEELEY, CHRISTINA M 1 133 PROSPECT ST 9-A SALEM, OH 44460 (234)567-4 1 08 ON 12/03/2017 Officers Connolly and Officer Cochran responded to the area of E. Pershing St. and S. Union Ave. to attempt to locate a juvenile in the roadway. Once on scene we made contact with the juvenile as well.as one of the juveniles guardians. We explained that the kids were in the roadway. Christoper Smith one of the fathers of the children said the boys would stay inside for the rest of the night and that he was sorry we had to come out and speak with the kids. Once we gathered the necessary info we cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. Connolly ******************************************* Incident #: 20178564 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE On 12/03/21 07 Officers Connolly, Smith, Osberg, LaRosa responded to WalMart for a theft. Once on scene Officers made contact with Asset Protection Agent Nancy McKenzie who had the suspects in the front office with her along with the items that they attempted to steal. Officers gathered the receipts of the items stolen and placed Jessica Hazel and Roger Clay under arrest for Theft(2913.02(A)(2)). Both Hazel and Clay where transported back to Salem Police Department for processing. Once completed they were transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrestes: Jessica Hazel AGE 32 1335 Cleveland St. Salem OH 44460 Charge: Theft Roger Clay AGE 50 1335 Cleveland St. Salem OH 44460 Charge: Theft Ptl. Connolly ********************************************* Incident #: 20178565 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept Officers responded to various addresses in the city to assist the Columbiana County Sheriffs Office with serving arrests warrants on several different subjects. Officers had negative contact with all subjects due to them having moved. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** lncident #: 20178566 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Ambulance Needed 643 FRANKLIN AVE Officers responded to the 600 block of Franklin Ave for an upset female resident. Officer arrived and the female individual was highly upset, stating that she no longer wanted to be alive. She did calm down while officer spoke with her. Salem First Responders and EMT Ambulance were summoned to the scene and the individual was subsequently transported by EMT for evaluation. Sgt B Slider ******************************************** Incident #: 20178567 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Public Assist 566 HIGHLAND AVE Complainant: JANE JOHNSON Officer was dispatched to the 500 block of Highland Ave for a public assist. Complainant advised that she had let her son's dog out of his residence and that the dog would not come back. Complainant was requesting an officer to help her retrieve the dog. Upon arrival, complainant had already gotten the dog back inside. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochra **************************************** Incident #: 20178568 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 929 FRANKLIN AVE DOWN ST Officers responded to the 900 block of Franklin Ave where the caller reported that some person(s) was possibly inside the residence. The caller had secured the door to the room and thought they could here a person moving around. Officers entered and checked the interior of the residence on all floors. Nothing appeared out of order and nobody besides the caller was found inside the residence. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* lncident #: 20178569 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Ambulance Needed 1266 CEDAR RIDGE DR C Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY, SHERIFFS Officer responded to 1266 Cedar Ridge Dr. Apt.C along with the Salem Fire Dept. and EMT Ambulance for a medical emergency. Upon arrival, officer stood by while ems personnel tended to the female resident. Nothing was needed from this officer and we cleared a short time later. Ptl. B. Smith **************************************** Incident #: 20178570 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Child Unattended In MV 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: TIARA KIEGER Officers were dispatched to the parking lot of Walmart in reference to a child left unattended in a motor vehicle. Complainant advised of a young juvenile approximately seven years old inside a silver Chevy Cavalier parked in the parking lot. Officers responded and checked the area but, the vehicle was gone upon arrival. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** lncident #: 20178571 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Person To Be Removed 633 CHERRY ST Complainant: TINA CROWL Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of Cherry St in reference to a person to be removed report. Dispatch advised that the phone had hung up before any information could be gathered. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the complainant who advised that she wanted her son and his girlfriend to leave the residence because the female was not welcome there. Officers spoke with the subjects who advised that same and they left willingly. Officers informed the complainant of the eviction process in regards to her son. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* Incident #: 20178572 Date: Monday, December 4,2017 Assist Other Agency Salem Unity Salem Township Complainant: GOSHEN, PD Officers responded to SR14 (Salem-Unity Rd) just outside the City limits to assist officers with the Goshen Twp. Police Dept. with searching the area for a male subject that fled from them on foot during a traffic stop. Upon arrival, officers checked the area on foot and were unable to locate the subject. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************************
Monday, December 04, 2017 07:33 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178551 Sunday, December 3,2017 MIS- Harassment 424 W FOURTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL BRADWAY, EAST LIVERPOOL, OH Upon arrival, the complainant advised that his two sons opened a lawn care business. The one son, who is the owner of the company, let his brother go due to problems of not showing up to work. The complainant advised that his son who was let go, is now slandering the business on social media. He was advised that since all involved and the business itself were located outside of Salem, they needed to file the report with their local agency. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ lncident #: 20178552 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: PAIGE Report of a drive-off at the above location. The complainant advised that the driver of a blue Chevy truck pumped $18.00 worth of fuel and left without rendering payment. The vehicle left approximately 10 minutes prior to the time of report, therefore it was not located. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* Incident #: 20178553 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Person To Be Removed 1280 SOUTHEAST BLVD 52 Complainant: TAYLOR RICKELS Officers responded to the above location for a person to be removed. The complainant advised that she let a female stay at her apartment for a week or so just to help her out and she will now not leave. While officers were on scene, the female voluntarily stated that she was leaving. The complainant was advised the problems of letting people stay for an extended period of time and the possibility of having to evict them. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* Incident #: 20178555 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Civil Matter 2020 MONROE ST 92 Complainant: MARIA GOODCHILD Complainant on station reference a civil issue. She advised that she just wanted her personal paperwork back from her ex and that is it. Contact was made with her ex-boyfriend and an arrangement was made for her to pick her property up. Ptl Miller ********************************************** Incident # 20178557 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Accident Private Property 1374 S LINCOLN AVE Unit #2 Driver/Owner RICHARD DETWILER , 2016 CHEV 4s RED Unit #1 Driver/Owner DALE HAYNES , 2007 NlSS 4s BLU Police responded to the apartments in the 1300 block of S. Lincoln Ave for a two vehicle private property accident. Unit #1 was backing out of a parking spot when Unit #2 drove through the lot behind it. Unit # 1 backed into Unit # 2's passenger side. Unit #1 had minor damage on the rear driver side bumper. Unit #2 had damage along the passenger side. Neither driver was injured. Both vehicles were able to drive away from the scene. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178558 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Domestic In Progress 1129 W PERRY ST 304 Police were requested to assist Perry Twp in the 11 00 block of W. Perry St. for a domestic in progress. Officers attempted to make contact with the subjects. Perry Twp took over the scene once they arrived. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* lncident #: 20178559 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N UNION AVE / E ELEVENTH ST Unit#l 2008 CHEV 2s BLU, Driver/Owner DANIEL AIKENS Unit#2 2002 DODG TK RED, Driver SLOAN RUDIBAUGH, Owner DOUGLAS RUDIBAUGH TRAFFIC ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l advised that he was traveling south on N. Union when he failed to yield for the stop sign at the intersection of N. Union and E. 11th St. which caused Unit#2 to strike his vehicle. The juvenile driver of Unit#2 advised that she was traveling eastbound on E. 11 th st when she struck Unit#l. Minor damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20178560 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Unit #1 2010 FORD SW SIL, Driver/Owner AMANDA WOODS Unit #2 2007 JEEP SW WH, Driver JENNA LYONS, Owner SAUNDRA BONFERT Private Property Accident Police responded to the parking lot of Walmart for a two vehicle private property accident. Unit #1 and Unit #2 were backing out of a parking spot at the same time and struck each other. Unit #1 had damage to the driver side rear corner and Unit #2 had damage to the passenger side rear corner. Neither driver had injuries. Both vehicles were able to drive away from the scene. Ptl Osberg *********************************************** lncident #: 20178546 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 627 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of N Lincoln Ave in reference to a domestic dispute. Dispatch advised that the caller stated that a lot of noise was coming from the above address. Officers responded and attempted to make contact with the residents but, nobody answered the door. Officers spoke with a neighbor who advised that yelling was coming from the residence earlier in the day. Officers were unable to determine if a domestic incident had occurred since contact was unable to be made. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* Incident #: 20178544 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Criminal Mischief 476 W FIFTH ST Complainant: MELISSA KITTS On 12/3/2017 Officers Connolly and Officer Smith responded to 476 W. Fifth St. for a criminal mischief report. Upon arrival I, Officer Connolly spoke with the homeowner, Mr. Gary Kitts about the incident that happened. Mr. Kitts explained that he was in his house when he heard noises on the roof. Mr. Kitts then went outside and could see 6-8 individuals running from his property and get into a dark colored Corolla and a red cobalt. Mr. Kitts explained it was at this time that he saw that his front tree and roof had toilet paper hanging from them. I asked Mr. Kitt if he or any members of his family had any issues with anyone. Mr. Kitt explained that he did not. Mr. Kitt stated that he did not want any charges filed only that if the individuals were found that they be told not to return to his property. Once photographs where taken both officers then cleared the scene without indecent. Plt. Connolly ***************************************** Incident #: 20178543 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Drug Overdose 675 E SIXTH ST Officers responded to the 600 block of E Sixth St for a report of a female individual who had allegedly ingested a large quantity of medication. Salem First Responders and EMT Ambulance also responded. The individual was highly intoxicated, could not communicate with emergency personnel and had numerous prescription medications at hand. Several friends of the individual further advised that the individual had been consuming alcoholic beverages throughout the evening, as had a recent argument that resulted in the individual allegedly making numerous threats to harm themselves. The individual was transported to Salem Hospital by EMT Ambulance and another household member arrived on scene to secure the residence. Sgt B Slider *********************************************** Incident #: 20178542 Date: Sunday, December 3,2017 Curfew Violation N LUNDY AVE / SUGARTREE A Officer on patrol observed four female juveniles walking in the area of E State St and N Lundy Ave. Officer made contact with the juveniles in the 100 block of N Lundy Ave and advised them of the city's curfew ordinance. After learning the ages of the juveniles, it was found that only two were in violation of the city's curfew ordinance due to their ages. Two of the female juveniles were taken into custody and transported to the police department, where they were released to their guardians. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** Incident #: 20178541 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Fraud 607 W PERSHING ST Complainant: CYNTHIA WOLFORD Officer spoke with the complainant at Salem PD who reported that she had rented a movie(s) from a movie kiosk in the City. The movies were rented yesterday and returned today. The complainant subsequently observed that the company placed a debit on her account, then deposited the money back into the complainants account today and were going to place a another debit for the original amount. Complainant felt the second charge was illegal because she had only authorized the first charge and had no idea why the company deposited the charge back into the complainant's account. Officer advised the complainant that no crime had occurred and if there was a complaint regarding the procedure used by the company, the complainant would have to contact the company and or an attorney reagrding her complaint. The transaction was $3.75. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* Incident #: 20178539 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1344 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to an apartment in the 1300 block of N Ellsworth Ave to serve a male who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. The male arrived home shortly after officers responded to the residence. He was then subsequently arrested and transported to the police department for processing. He was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Timothy S. Eddinger AGE 26 1344 N Ellsworth Ave Apt 3 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant- Criminal Damaging Ptl. Cochran *************************************************
Sunday, December 03, 2017 09:00 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178538 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST 8 Complainant: LORRIE BANISTER, ROGERS, OH Officer responded to the above location and met with the victim who advised that person(s) unknown (female) had taken her two brindle pit bull mother / daughter dog(s) from the parking lot on the lawn & garden side. Video showed the dogs running loose in the parking lot then coming into the lawn & garden doors then exiting when the unknown female picked them up placing them into an unknown vehicle driving off with them. At approximately 1738hrs the female called in and advised they were bringing the dog(s) to this department that she had found running at WalMart. WalMart was contacted and so was the victim. Dog(s) were returned to the victim. Ptl. French ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178537 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Harassment 1280 SOUTHEAST BLVD 52 Complainant: TAYLOR RICKELS The complainant responded to this department to report harassment by two male individuals known to her. She advised that both males were in her vehicle last night and she dropped one of them off. He later contacted his friend and reportedly advised him to look for money he lost in the vehicle. The complainant advised that both individuals were now threatening her and her roommate about the lost money. She stated that she did not find the money in her vehicle. Officers accompanied the complainant and her roommate to their residence to make sure the individuals were not there, as they stated they would be. No one was at the apartment and the complainant was advised to contact this department, should they show up. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* Incident #: 20178536 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2875 E STATE ST F Complainant: CHRISTINE BOURNE Officers responded to the above location and was directed by the complainant to the employee parking lot area on the east side of the building. Officer(s) met with a male and female employee(s) along with the victim there. They advised that the estranged husband / subject had left prior to officers arrival. He got nervous when a group of people came around due to the yelling and he knew the police were probably on the way. The female victim estranged wife advised that her estranged husband who has been served twice with divorce papers by a local attorney at his place of employment in Perry Township came there and wanted to talk with her. She was in a vehicle that belonged to another employee / co-worker talking during break. The estranged husband used his hand striking the window yelling for her to get out or he would break the window. She refused and that's when an assistant manager who witnessed this came over. The victim estranged wife advised that she does not know all that is in the papers he was served with but her attorney had told her that they were to have no contact with each other for 30 days which supposedly they have a hearing set for the 7th of this month. The estranged husband advised he would be waiting on her at the house which is out side this departments jurisdiction She was to contact that police agency and advise them. The assistant manager advised they would look into sending him or issuing him a trespass warning to stay off the property. Note: Officer Wirkner did talk with the estranged husband on the victim's phone and he advised he only came to talk with his wife. Nothing else happened. He was advised of this complaint. Ptl. French ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178535 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Theft 2586 E STATE ST B Complainant: CODY ARKWRIGHT, LEETONIA, OH Officers responded to the above location for a theft report. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated a female subject stole multiple items from the business, the complainant had video surveillance of the incident. The complainant stated that another male and female were with the female suspect, the male subject sold multiple items to the business and provided an address. The complainant stated he just wanted the items back and never wanted them back in the store. Officers responded to the residence and spoke with the male and female subjects who stated their daughter took the items and turned the items over to Officers. Officers advised the male and female that the complainant doesn't want any of them back in the business or they could be charged with criminal tress passing. The items were returned to the complainant. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************* Incident #: 20178526 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Road Rage S LUNDY AVE / E STATE ST A male and female individual were involved in a road rage incident and followed each other to the Police Dept. Officers made contact in the parking lot during the dispute. The male, wearing dark clothes, walked in front of the female while she was operating her vehicle. The male then confronted the female and followed her to the Police Dept. Both parties were separated and sent on their way. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20178527 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: ERICA LOPEZ, Officer(s) responded to the above location and observed a van matching the description given bearing Ohio registration, GRD1115 sitting to the west of the front door area. Officer found the female owner of the vehicle sleeping and she woke up appearing to be fine but tired. She advised she does driving for people and was on a long trip earlier and got tired so she stopped to rest. The complainant advised it was fine if she stayed a little longer to rest. Officer cleared. Ptl. French *********************************************** Incident #: 20178528 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Loud Explosion 2040 MONROE ST 75 Complainant: ANOLA HULL Officer responded to the above location checking for the source of a loud noise that the complainant advised she heard. The complainant advised she heard a loud bang and checked outside but seen nothing. Officer checked the area and found nothing also. Ptl. French ************************************************* lncident #: 20178529 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Animal Complaint 675 E SIXTH ST Complainant: TARA SCULLION Officer responded to the above location and talked with the complainant who had concerns over a cat being left in a truck parked in the area. The complainant was concerned over it being cold out, food, water and where does it go to the bathroom at? Officer checked the interior of the vehicle and found that the cat had lengthy fur, food, water and was using the right front passenger seat to go to the bathroom. Officer left a red warning on the vehicle advising the owner of the complaint. Note: The vehicle did have the drivers side window down slightly allowing fresh air to get inside. Ptl. French *********************************************** lncident #: 20178530 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 block of PENN AVE Officer was on routine patrol and was southbound in the 100blk of Penn from E. State St in car #6 . Officer observed two vehicles parked on the west side of Penn reverse to traffic left side to curb facing north bound. The vehicles were bearing Ohio registrations, GAX8732 and HEH6894. Both owners / operators of the vehicles were located and the vehicles were moved with officer explaining the parking situation to them. Ptl. French ********************************************** Incident #: 20178531 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation HAWLEY AVE / E SIXTH ST Report of a vehicle parked on the street at the above location for several weeks. The vehicle was checked and the owner was not located. A warning tag was placed on the vehicle to have it moved. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20178532 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Water Line Break / Leak STEWART AVE / W THIRD ST Complainant: SFD Officer responded to the above location a to check on the water break and was advised that Steve from the water department was there and it was going to be taken care of. Sgt Green advised it had been reported earlier. A resident had called the water department also direct. Officer talked with Steve and he advised all was fine and they were working on it now. Ptl. French *********************************************** Incident #: 20178533 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Civil Matter 226 VINE AVE Officers responded to the above location with the owner of the apartment building. He advised that he was threatened by his current apartment manager a few days prior. The complainant requested a stand by while he retrieved the master keys from the manager, who he was relieving from the manager duties. The complainant retrieved the items he needed and officers cleared. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* lncident #: 20178534 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1680 S LINCOLN AVE VAR IETY / CONVENIENCE STORE Complainant: CHARMI PATEL Officer responded to the above location and me with the owner and complainant who advised that four male subjects unknown had entered the store yesterday 12-01-17 and removed (2) bottles of wine and (1) bottle of Mountain Dew and left without paying for the items. Video is being copied and to be sent to this department for review. Also on this date they found that person(s) unknown had broken the hasp and lock off the one back door and tried to pry open the main back door with an unknown object. They also found that the one back door was unlocked. Entry was gained into two of the room(s) which led to no where and at time of report nothing was found missing. The other door was only damaged to the main building but entry was not gained. lncident to be taken to the Detective Bureau for review. Ptl. French ************************************************ lncident #: 20178525 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Ambulance Needed 1985 E PERSHING ST 210 Complainant: KATHY TALBOT Complainant called for medical attention and advised that she lived in the 400 block of Franklin Ave. Officers, along with the Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance, responded to the area and attempted to locate the female. The female was unable to be located after several minutes searching the area. It was later learned that the female was a patient at a health care facility in the 1900 block of E Pershing St. Officers and medical personnel responded and it was learned that the female had fallen out of bed and needed help getting back up. She was assisted by medical personnel and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* Incident #: 20178524 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1280 SOUTHEAST BLVD 52 Complainant: TAYLOR RICKELS Officers were dispatched to an apartment in the 1200 block of S E Blvd in reference to a dispute where the complainant wanted the subject removed from the residence. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that the subject was intoxicated and causing a disturbance. Officers also spoke with the subject who advised that she was trying to go to sleep but, the complainant was upset about something and wanted her to leave. Both parties were advised to stay away from each other for the remainder of the night to alleviate the situation. Officers advised the complainant about the residency laws in the State of Ohio and also informed her of the eviction process. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* Incident #: 20178523 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Ambulance Needed 520 E PERSHING ST This officer was flagged down by a male subject who advised he needed to go to the hospital. Ambulance and First Responders were summoned and he was transported to SMRC for an unknown medical condition. Sgt. John Scheets ******************************************* Incident #: 20178510 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Traffic Offense NEWGARDEN AVE / ARCH ST Police conducted a track stop at Newgarden Ave and Arch St. due to the driver known to be suspended. The vehicle was inventoried and towed by Sinsleys. The driver was picked up by a licensed subject. The driver was cited for DUS and then cleared the scene. Cited: Jonanthan F. Butts AGE 40 Address: 192 W. Pershing St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Driving Under Suspension Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20178522 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2229 E STATE ST While on patrol this officer observed a vehicle pull up at the rear of the above listed location and persons exited the vehicle and went to the area of the dumpster. Upon making contact the subjects advised that they were just checking the dumpster for discarded items. They were advised to have permission from the owners of the property before hand. Sgt. John Scheets ********************************************** Incident #: 20178521 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Fight 256 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONOYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location in reference to a possible fight. Upon arrival, officers made contact with several subjects who were being screamed at by another male. Officers made contact with the male, and after he could be calmed down, advised that his car was damaged by one of the other subjects on scene. The male also advised that he was pushed by that same male subject and that his ribs were hurting. The Salem Fire Department First Responders were requested to the scene. After a brief investigation, officers located a dent on the driver's side rear quarter panel of the male's vehicle with a shoe print. Officers matched the shoe print to the male in question. He was subsequently arrested for Criminal Damaging and transported to the police department for processing. He was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Curtis L. Crank Jr. AGE 28 215 E 5th St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Criminal Damaging (ORC 2909.06A1) Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** lncident #: 20178520 Date: Saturday, December 2,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 700 FRANKLIN AVE Officers responded to the 700 block of Franklin Ave for loud music in the are. Officers made contact with a resident playing music in a vehicle parked in a driveway. The music was turned down and the resident was advised of the noise ordinance. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20178519 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 975 E THIRD ST Complainant: DAVID AUGUSTINE Officers were dispatched to an alley in the 900 block of E Third St, between E Third St and E State St, in reference to a disabled vehicle. Complainant advised that a vehicle was parked in the alley with it's four-way hazard lights on and nobody inside. Upon arrival, a tow truck arrived on scene and was removing the vehicle at owner's request. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** lncident #: 20178517 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 500 BL OCK OF Franklin Ave Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Franklin Ave in reference to a loud music complaint. Complainant advised that she could hear "creepy" Christmas music outside that was upsetting her young grandchildren. Officers responded and located the source of the music, which was coming from Christmas decorations outside at a nearby residence. Officers observed the music to be very quiet, which was not in violation of the city's noise ordinance. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* Incident #: 20178516 Date: Friday, December 1, 2017 Road Rage N LINCOLN AVE A motorist contacted Salem PD to report two vehicles (a car and an SUV) entering the City on N Lincoln Ave, both of which had passed the callers vehicle. After officers were dispatched, the caller provided an updated location of N Lincoln Ave at E State St, and further advised that one of the individuals had exited his vehicle and was exchanging words with the driver of the SUV. Both drivers left the area before the officers arrived, but the caller maintained sight of the vehicles. The caller advised that both vehicles had driven to the area of Franklin St, S Lundy, Pershing and then Broadway, next to the Police Department, where the individuals in the car exited and went into the PD. Officer met with the individuals in the lobby and they provided a photo of the license plate on the SUV and advised that the SUV had ran a red light and nearly struck them on the Four lane at SR45. This lead to the verbal confrontation at Lincoln and State, and the male driver of the SUV subsequently began chasing the individuals in the car until it reached Salem PD, at which time the individual in the SUV fled the area southbound prior to the individuals entering the police lobby. Officers were unable to locate the suspect vehicle which returned to an owner from outside the City. Sgt B Slider *********************************************** lncident #: 20178515 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: SUPERCENTER, WALMART Officers were dispatched Walmart in reference to a shop lifting report. Dispatch advised that a male, wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans, had attempted to take merchandise from the store without rendering payment. Complainant was requesting officers check the area for the male, who had left the area. Officers responded and checked the area but, were unable to locate the suspect. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** lncident #: 20178514 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 490 E THIRD ST Officer on patrol observed water coming up from the street in the 400 block of W Third St. The water department was contacted and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 201 78513 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 911 Hang-up Call 577 COLUMBIA ST B Officers responded to a 91 1 hang up call at a residence in the 500 block of Columbia St. Officers made contact with a resident there who was trying to call for an ambulance but was having difficulty. Officers had dispatch send Salem First Responders and an ambulance. The individual was voluntarily transported by KLG Ambulance. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178512 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Speak To Officer 530 S BROADWAY AVE NlGHT CLUB Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officers were dispatched to a bar in the 500 block of S Broadway Ave in order to speak with the complainant. Complainant advised that he was inside the bar and the employees had asked him to leave. Complainant was upset and wanted officers to do something about the situation. Officers advised complainant that an establishment has the right to ask people to leave that are not welcome there. Complainant was advised not to return to the business and he went home. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************
Saturday, December 02, 2017 08:32 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178503 Date: Friday, December 1, 2017 Suspicious Veh icle S LINCOLN AVE / AETNA ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of a vehicle being pushed down the roadway by a male subject. The vehicle had front end damage and was smoking, Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************************** lncident #: 20178505 Date: Friday, December 1, 2017 Assist Other Agency 1376 S LINCOLN AVE Officers assisted the US Marshals office with locating a male wanted on an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The individual in question was located and taken into custody by the US Marshal's office. Officers then cleared. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** lncident #: 20178506 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Check Well Being 646 VlNE AVE 2 Complainant: CLIFFTON THYARION 1143 W PERRY ST The complainant advised that the mother of his child has been avoiding him and not letting him see his 3 year old daughter and he wanted the child's well being checked. Officers responded to the residence, but mother and child were not at home. The complainant was advised that officer would check back later and try to make contact. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ Incident #: 20178508 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2203 E STATE ST Complainant: CLERK, SHELL Report of a shop lifter at the above location. Upon arrival, managerlemployee advised that on 11/29/17 a known male subject was observed on video to conceal an item on him and leave the store without paying for the item. The manger advised that the male subject is not allowed back at the business again. This officer spoke with the male subjects mother who advised that her son was not at home and she was advised of the situation and what the above business advised. She advised that she understood and that she would advise her son. Ptl Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20178502 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: RICHARD PARRISH, LISBON, OH Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a phone harassment report. The complainant advised his ex was messaging him on facebook and wanted her to stop contacting him. Officer made contact with the female subject and advised her to stop all contact with the complainant. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20178501 Date: Friday, December 1,2017 Theft 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a theft. Upon arrival, complainant advised a known male subject left the store with items he did not pay for. The subject in question was located at 285 W. Pershing sitting on the front step. It was also found that the subject was not allowed to be at the residence where he was located due to a protection order in place. The subject was taken into custody and transported to this station for the booking process. While on station the subject advised he needed medical attention. The subject was transported to Salem ER by EMT where he was treated and released. Upon being released, the subject was transported to county jail. ARAMatthew P. Soldo AGE 37 LKA- 278 Hilltop Dr. Lisbon Ohio 44432 Charge - Theft Protection Order Violation Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** Incident #: 20178499 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 352 WASHINGTON AVE Officers responded to the 300 block of Washington St for a suspicious vehicle. The vehicle was found to be unoccupied but parked on the wrong side of the roadway. Contact was made with the owner of the vehicle and it was moved to be legally parked. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20178497 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 816 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: Rebecca Palmer Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious vehicle report. Complainant advised there was an unknown vehicle in her driveway. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the driver, who advised he had a flat tire and was waiting on his father to respond. Contact was made with the complainant, who was made aware of the issue with the vehicle. Complainant did advised that the vehicle could stay until help arrived. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178496 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: KATIE Officers responded to Smith Oil in regards to a drive off. Upon arrival officers were advised that the vehicle that stole that gasoline was a green in color Ford F-150. Information was gathered from staff and officers cleared. Ptl. D.Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20178494 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 1266 CEDAR RIDGE DR D Complainant: JOSE LALOND Officers responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr for a burglary in progress. The complainant advised a male subject was outside the residence attempting to enter the front door. The male subject had went to the rear of the residence prior to officers arrival. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate anyone matching the description given. The complainant was advised to contact the PD if they noticed anyone suspicious in the area. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20178493 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Traffic Offense Officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of the above location for a turn signal violation. During the stop the driver did give consent to search the vehicle. During the consent search contraband was located in the vehicle. The driver also voluntary admitted to having marijuana on his person, which was also recovered. The driver was given a minor misdemeanor citation for Possession of Marijuana and given a verbal warning for the turn signal violation. Cited- Richard G. Frederick AGE 50 290 W. 14th St. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge: Possession of Marijuana (MM) Warning for Turn Signal Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ lncident #: 20178492 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1094 CLEVELAND ST Officers responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland St for a juvenile problem. The juvenile's mother advised that her son was acting out and attempting to cause self harm. Officers spoke with the juvenile who advised that he did attempt to cause himself harm and first responders and an ambulance were called to the scene. The juvenile was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center and pinked slipped at the hospital for evaluation. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************** Incident #: 20178491 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Traffic Offense 2299 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Officer conducted a traffic stop for a turn signal violation in the area of the above location. Ptl. Larosa along with K9 Argo did responded and K9 Argo did indicate to the odor of narcotic during an open air sniff of the vehicle. Officers conducted a probable cause search of the vehicle but where unable to locate anything illegal. The driver was given a written warning for the violation. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** lncident #: 20178487 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Theft 2789 E STATE ST 8 Officers responded to Cigarette World in regards to a theft report. Upon arrival Officers spoke with staff members on scene who witnessed the theft and gathered all information in regards to the theft itself. Once all information was gathered Officers then cleared. Investigation pending. Ptl D. Miller ************************************************ lncident #: 20178486 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Assault 226 VlNE AVE 4 Officer responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave. to take a report of an assault. Officer spoke to all subjects involved and took photos of the minor injuries sustained. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ****
Friday, December 01, 2017 08:27 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178458 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Accident With Injury 1942 MONROE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Two Vehicle Accident w/lnjury Unit #2, DEBORA KISNER, was traveling eastbound on Monroe St. Unit #1, RONALD SOWERS , failed to yield from a private drive at 1942 Monroe St and attempted to travel eastbound. Subsequently, unit #2 did strike the side of unit #1. Sgt. K. Toy *********************************************** lncident #: 20178462 Date:Wednesday, November 29,2017 Accident Private Property 2320 E STATE ST ARBY'S RESTAURANT Unit 1: Driver- Kayla Beight Owner- Patrica C. Bica Unit 2: Driver Walter Ritchie Owner- Same Both Units were in the Arby's drive through. Unit 1 was in front of Unit 2 when it started to back up causing Unit 1 to strike Unit 2. Photos were then taken of both vehicles. Minor damage caused to both Units. Ptl Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20178478 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Drug Paraphernalia W STATE 400 TO 600 BLOCK Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of drug paraphernalia. Upon arrival, officer retrieved the paraphernalia and properly disposed of it at Salem PD. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************** lncident #: 20178479 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Accidental Damage 120 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: NICOLETTE JACKSON Officer responded to the above location in reference to an accidental damage report. Complainant advised that the subject was parked near her vehicle. The subject then opened his rear driver side door fast and struck her rear passenger side door, which caused a small dent. Complainant wanted the incident documented as the car she has now is a rental car.. Photos were taken of the small dent. Ptl LaRosa ******************************************** lncident #: 20178480 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Fraud 364 REA DR Complainant: DARRELL BOOHER Officer on station took a report of fraud on an account of the complainant. Officer will follow up with the companies involved and see if the charges originated locally. Officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************** Incident #: 20178482 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 148 PENN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a parking complaint. Upon arrival, officer was advised a vehicle had been parked over the allowed twenty minutes. Officer did confirm via security video that the vehicle was in violation and a parking ticket was issued for same. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************* Incident #: 20178483 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Civil Matter 1285 BEECHWOOD RD Complainant: GWENDILYN CHAMPLIN Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a civil matter. Upon arrival, the complainant advised she allowed her ex boyfriend borrow her Xbox and he was refusing to give it back. I did speak with the male half and he stated it was a gift. Both sides were advised the situation was civil and they were advised their options. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************* Incident #: 20178484 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Suspicious Odor 883 FRANKLIN AVE 2 Officers responded to the 800 block of Franklin Ave. for a suspicious odor. Officer made contact with a resident who voluntarily turned over contraband. No charges at this time and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************** lncident #: 20178485 Date: Thursday, November 30,2017 Possible Scam Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer spoke to the complainant on station in reference to a fraudulent check. Officer secured the check and advised the complainant officer would make sure that a scam from Intact Corporation Inc, was going around. Officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************** Incident #: 20178463 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Ambulance Needed 568 AETNA ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer responded and assisted the Salem FD on a medical call in the 500 block of Aetna St. Officer stood by and cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************* Incident #: 20178464 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Natural Gas Leak 185 W TWELFTH ST Complainant: ERIC WAGGONER Officer and the Fire Department responded to the 100 block of W Twelfth St for a possible natural gas leak. The residence was checked and nothing was found. The complainant was advised to contact Columbia Gas if they continued to smell natural gas. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20178465 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Domestic In Progress 2875 E STATE ST A Officer on patrol observed 2 vehicle operating in a reckless manner in Centennial Park. Officer attempted to locate the vehicle and did on Cunningham Rd. pulling into Walmart. Officer found that the subjects were operating in a reckless manner due to them being involved in a domestic dispute. Neither reported physical violence and both were given verbal warnings for reckless operation. Officers cleared. Ptl. M. Garber **************************************** Incident #: 20178466 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 1621 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1600 block of SE Boulevard for a loud music complaint. The resident advised he would turn down the music and officers cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************** Incident #: 20178471 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Traffic Offense N LINCOLN AVE / E ELEVENTH Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 1000 block of N Lincoln Ave. The driver of the vehicle was found to be an elderly male that appeared to be having a medical issue. First responders and KLG were called to the scene. The male driver was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center and the family was notified of the situation. The vehicle was left legally parked in the 1000 block of N Lincoln Ave. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************** lncident #: 20178472 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Domestic In Progress N MADISON AVE / E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of N Madison and E State St in regards to a domestic in progress. Officers arrived on scene and located the male and female subject in question. Upon speaking to both parties it was found that the dispute was just verbal and nothing physical had occurred. Both parties advised that they would stay away from each other for the remainder of the evening. Ptl C Walla ********************************************* Incident #: 20178473 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Suspicious Person N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of E Third St and N Lincoln in regards to a suspicious persons report. The complainant advised that the male subject had been walking with what appeared to be a limp and that they were concerned for his well being. Officer arrived on scene and located the male subject in question, it was found that the male had a prosthetic leg and that he was okay. Ptl C Walla *********************************************
Thursday, November 30, 2017 08:58 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178443 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Received: 13:44 Criminal Trespassing 512 CHERRY ST Complainant: MIRACLE MCGATH Officer(s) responded to the above location and observed vehicle matching the description given by the complainant parked on the west side of the road way across from the complainants address. Ohio registration, GKF9280. Left front head light assembly missing appeared to have been wrecked. Officer was advised by the complainant that two males entered the property and went westbound towards the old China factory which is located on the other side of the property. Officer(s) along with K-9 Argo checked the area and was unable to locate any one. Two males at another residence advised they seen no one but would call this department if they did. Officer checked the area and found nothing. Ptl. French ***************************************** Incident #: 20178445 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Received: 15:23 Structure Fire 1000 S BROADWAY AVE SALEM FACTORY / MILL / PLANT Complainant: SFD, 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, OH Officers, along with the Salem Fire Dept. responded to the above location for a reported fire. Upon arrival, smoke could be seen coming from the building. The building quickly appeared to have become fully engulfed with smoke and flames. Officers set up a perimeter of surrounding streets and intersections to direct traffic and pedestrians away from the area. The fire dept. took control of the scene as well as called in several other area fire departments for assistance with the fire. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** Incident #: 20178446 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1300 BLOCK OF E STATE ST 2005 CHEV 4s TEA, Driver Elizabeth Hoffee, Owner Steven Hoffee 2015 BUlCK SUV RED, Driver / Owner DAWN THOMAS Officer was dispatched to the 1300 block of E. State Street for a report of a motor vehicle accident with no injury. Officer responded and spoke with both drivers who advised of no injuries. Officer made contact with the driver of a Chevy sedan who advised that she was heading west bound on E. State Street just east of N. Union Avenue and struck the rear of a red Buick SUV that was in front of her. The driver advised she was not paying attention. Officer spoke with the driver of the red Buick SUV who advised she was heading west on E. State Street just east of N.Union Avenue and the rear of her vehicle was struck by the front of the Chevy sedan. Damage to both vehicles was photographed and no tow truck was needed. The driver of the Chevy sedan was issued a citation for failure to maintain an assured clear distance ahead. Cited: Elizabeth D. Hoffee 808 Washington Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 6/3/99) ACDA Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** Incident #: 20178456 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Natural Death 940 JEFFERSON AVE Complainant: EMT, AMBULANCE 383 N LINCOLN AVE SALEM, OH Officer met with EMT ambulance on Jefferson regarding an adult female that had passed away overnight. Arraingements were made with the daughter and funeral home and officer cleared. Banar901 ******************************************* Incident #: 20178457 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Fraud 1141 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officer took a report of a bad check that was cashed in this morning at the bank. A person of interest was arrested in Minerva for the same type of offense, matter under investigation for possible charges. Banar ******************************************* Incident #: 20178460 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Dog At Large 366 E SEVENTH ST Officer responded to the 300 block of E. Seventh St. for a dog at large. Officer located the dog and was able to make contact with the dogs owner. The owner secured the dog inside the residence. The subject was given a verbal warning for dog at large. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20178452 Date: Wednesday, November 29,2017 Domestic In Progress 947 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to the 900 block of W Pershing St for a report of a dispute. Officers made contact and affirmed there had been a verbal dispute between the male and female resident. The male individual had allegedly made statements of wanting to harm himself and was voluntarily transported to the Hospital for evaluation. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* Incident #: 20178451 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Loud Persons 487 W SCHOOL ST Complainant: JACLYN HARVEY Officers responded to a duplex in the 400 block of W School St for a noise complaint. The complainant advised that the upstairs tenant had made a bunch of noise and woke the complainant. The complainants husband then made contact with the upstairs tenant requesting the noise be reduced. The upstairs tenant allegedly stomped back up the steps and began stomping on the floor and yelling vulgarities. Officers attempted contact with the upstairs tenant who initally refused to come to the door, but eventually did. Officers advised the individual of the compalint, and the individual denited stomping on the floor. The individual was reluctant to cooperate and initally refused to provide identifying information. After being advised that obstruction charges would be filed, the individual did cooperate. Officers advised the individual that we were not there to cite or arrest anyone, we were there to seek a resolution to the noise complaint and ask that an effort be made to reduce the amount of noise in the upstairs apartment. Sgt B Slider ******************************************** lncident #: 20178450 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Domestic In Progress 142 W THIRD ST Officer was dispatched to a residence in the 100 block of W Third St in regards to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officer attempted contact for several minutes with no answer at the door. The residents inside eventually came to the door and contact was made. Due to a language barrier, officer was not able to gain much information but, the residents inside advised that everything was okay and that there were no issues inside. Officer did not observe any signs of disturbance inside the residence. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ lncident #: 20178448 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 2789 E STATE ST 4 Officers responded to a business in the 2700 block of E State St where an employee reported that a customer had become irate and disorderly after the customers credit / debit card was declined. The customer had been sold the incorrect item on a prior visit, and therefore returned that item to purchase the correct item. The customer was not aware that the funds from the returned item are not immediately available on a credit card refund, and therefore the customers credit card did not have sufficient funds to allow the purchase of the new item, which resulted in the customer becoming irate and disorderly inside the business while another customer was present. The employee advised that due to several recent incidents including the current complaint, the irate customer was told not to come back. The customer allegedly told the employee that he would be back. The employee was advised to call the police if the individual returns. Officers will attempt to contact the individual in the near future to advise that the business no longer wishes to have him on the premise and returning there could result in criminal trespass charges. Sgt B Slider ***************************************** lncident #: 20178447 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Domestic In Progress 195 S UNION AVE Complainant: AMY BLACKMER Officers were requested to the 100 block of S Union Ave in reference to a domestic in progress. Complainant advised that she heard arguing coming from next door and that it had been going on for a while. Officers responded and attempted contact with the individuals inside for several minutes. Nobody answered the door and officers did not hear any type of disturbance coming from inside the residence. Dispatch attempted contact via public service with no answer. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ lncident #: 20178442 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Debris In Roadway 1800 BLOCK OF N ELLSWORTH Report of a lawn care company blowing large piles of leaves into the roadway in the area of the above location. Contact was made and the problem was corrected. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** Incident#: 20178440 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1339 E TENTH ST The complainant responded to this department regarding concerns with her cellular service. She advised that she changed her number back near the beginning of September. She stated that her cell phone service has already issued her old number to someone else. Some of the complainants contacts were unaware that she changed her number and attempted contacting her old number. The new owner of the number is reportedly very vulgar and the complainant is concerned that some friends and family still believe that the number belongs to her. Officer will attempt contact at the number to have the problem corrected. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** Incident #: 20178438 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Assist Other Agency N ELLSWORTH AVE / W TENTH Officer was requested to stand by at the above location and do traffic control while the Electrical Dept removed a large utility pole that use to hold the traffic light there that was removed. Officer directed traffic until the pole was loaded then followed the truckltrailer to the electrical department for safety purposes. Ptl. French **************************************** lncident #: 20178437 Date: Tuesday, November 28,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 1219 FRANKLIN AVE Officers responded to the above location for a disabled vehicle. Officers spoke with the owner of the vehicle who stated that their tired popped. At the owners request Sinsley's Towing responded and towed the vehicle. Ptl. M. Wirkner **********************************************
Wednesday, November 29, 2017 08:48 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS NOVEMBER 28, 2017 Incident #: 20178431 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Accident With lnqury CONTINENTAL DR / BENTLEY DR Unit #1 2002 HOND 4s BLK, Driver/Owner SHARON SPACK Unit #2 2007 CHEV SW, Driver AUTUMN BYERS, Owner Candice Byers Police responded to a motor vehicle accident at Continental Dr and Bentley Dr. Unit #1 was southbound on Continental Dr when they failed to yield after stopping at the sign. Unit #2 was westbound on Bentley Dr when it was struck by Unit #1 after leaving the stop sign. The driver and passenger of Unit #2 were transported to Salem Hospital by KLG. The driver of Unit #1 refused medical treatment. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Driver: Sharon K Spack Address: 548 Continental Dr Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Failure To Yield At Stop Sign Ptl Osberg *********************************** ** Incident #: 20178432 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 530 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: STEVEN GOODMAN Officers responded to the 500 block of Columbia St in reference to a report of phone harassment. Officers spoke with the complainant who advised that a female known to him, who had already been advised to cease contact with him, was sending text messages to him that were threatening. Officers obtained photographs of the messages and made contact with the subject. The subject was questioned about the incident but, she denied having contact with the complainant. The subject ended up changing her story a few moments later. This incident will be sent to the prosecutor's office for review on possible charges. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** ** Incident #: 20178433 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 226 VINE AVE 3 Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Vine Avenue for a dispute outside of an apartment building. Officers responded and made contact with a female subject who advised she had an argument with her boyfriend and that he had already walked away. The female subject stated that there was no physical violence. Officers made contact with the male subject a few blocks away who advised he had a verbal argument with the female subject and walked away to get away from the situation. The male subject stated there was no violence. Officers advised both subjects to contact the police should the need arise. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** ** Incident #: 20178434 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Check Well Being Police responded to the 900 block of Summit St to check the well being of a female subject. The father of the subject was concerned about messages he had recieved. When officers arrived contact was made with the subject. Officers spoke with the female who appeared to be okay. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg *********************************** ** Incident #: 20178435 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 100 BLOCK OF W Fourth St. Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded and checked the length of East and West Fourth St for a possible intoxicated driver in a White Kia that was last known to be near the 100 block of W Fourth St. Officers did not encounter the vehicle and cotninued to check the surrounding streets after clearing from the call, with no similar vehicle being observed. Sgt B Slider *********************************** **
Tuesday, November 28, 2017 08:58 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178427 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Abandoned I Junk MV N LINCOLN AVE / SUPERIOR Report of a junk / abandon vehicle (Gray Plymouth Reliant HAU7620) at the above location. Upon arrival, the owner could not be located and a Red warning tag( 10 day) was left reference the vehicle being towed. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20178429 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Suspicious Activity N LINCOLN AVE / E FIFTH STREET Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and the owner of the vehicle came out and advised he had locked his keys in the trunk and they had to bend the door to gain entry to unlock the trunk. Officer advised the owner that he could have called this department and we would have given assistance. He advised that the last time the officer(s) told him they would only do it that time since it was in his drive. Officer advised him that if in need call and this department would assist since now he had to try and bend the door back into it's proper position. Nothing further needed officer cleared. Ptl. French ********************************************** lncident #: 20178404 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Accident Private Property 1425 E STATE ST Complainant: BRANDY DEAN Officer on patrol spoke with the complainant on station reference to damage done to the vehicle she was operating. It is unknown where the damage occurred and who caused the damage. Officer photographed the damage and provided the complainant with a report number. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** lncident #: 20178405 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 510 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: TERESA DAWES Officer responded to the 500 block of Franklin Ave. for recovered property. The complainant advised officer she found a bag with drug paraphernalia. Officer brought the property back to the station and disposed of it. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20178407 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Public Assist 1017 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANGELA HAMPSON, HANOVERTON, OH 44423 Officer(s) spoke with the complainant on station about a situation concerning a civil issue. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************************** Incident #: 20178408 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Suspicious Activity 900 BLOCK OF New Garden Ave Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers spoke with an individual that called into the station that resides in the 900 block of New Garden Ave. This individual stated that for the past two nights (11/25/2017-11/26/2017) some one had knocked on their door and left. The caller continued to state that they believed there to be suspicious activity at hand. Officers advised said caller that extra patrol will be held on New Garden Ave. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20178412 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 DISPUTE Salem Regional Medical Center Complainant: SALEM ER Officer responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center for a verbal dispute. A patient at the hospital was having a verbal dispute with her daughter about an incident that occurred earlier in the evening. The daughter was advised that she would need to keep the noise level down or she would be removed from the hospital. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* lncident #: 20178413 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Traffic Offense 673 E SIXTH ST While on routine patrol, officers did observed a black in color Ford Fusion bearing OH: GSU5278 sitting stationary in the alleyway between E Third Street and Second. After running the plate on the vehicle it was discovered that the vehicle's plates a confiscation order. At this point, officers made contact with the registered owner at their home and were advised of the order. Once the owner was advised, officers then removed the plates off of the vehicle and confiscated them. Officers then cleared without incident. -Ptl. D Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20178414 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 366 PENN AVE 10 Complainant: JOHN BRIDGES Officers responded to the 300 block of Penn Ave. in regards to a harassment report. Upon arrival, officers spoke to the complaint and gathered his statement in regards to what was taking place and what they wanted done. Officers then spoke with the other party involved in the incident later on in the day. -Ptl. D Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20178415 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Assist Other Agency 1074 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officers responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland St to assist another agency in locating a male subject. Officer made contact with the residents at the address but they advised that the male subject that officers were attempting to contact no longer lives there. Ptl C Walla ***************************************** Incident #: 20178416 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 500 BLOCK OF Franklin Ave While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 500 block of Franklin Ave for an equipment violation. During the stop the driver did give consent to search the vehicle. During the consent search contraband was located in the vehicle. The driver was given a minor misdemeanor citation for Possession of Marijuana. Cited: Carly M Williams AGE 21 Address: 1129 W Perry St Apt 201 Charge: Possession of Marijuana (MM) Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20178417 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Person Down While on patrol officer was flagged down by a complainant regarding a man down under the overpass on W State St. Officers did check under the bridge and did locate the sleeping male. The male advised that he was having trouble finding a place to stay that evening. Officers were able to find the male a place to sleep for the night and the male was given transport to that location. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178420 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation WASHINGTON AVE / OAK ST Officers responded to the above location to assist the Street Department to move vehicles from the roadway for paving. Prior to Officers arrival the vehicles were already moved. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20178423 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued 1311 S LINCOLN AVE Officers observed a vehicle at the above location that appears to be abandoned and has expired registration . Officers placed a red warning notice on the vehicle. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************* lncident #: 20178424 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: PAIGE Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that a younger male operator with an older male passenger in a cherry red older model Ford F-150 had pumped $30.14 worth of unleaded gasoline @ a price of $2.2719 per gallon from pump #11 then left west bound out of the lot on E. State St with out paying. Officer had come from the Brown Strotter Ave area and did not see any vehicle matching the description given. This report number was given to the complainant. Ptl. French ********************************************* Incident #: 20178425 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Speak To Off icer Complainant: SCOT LAUGHLIN Officers responded to the above location to speak with a male complainant about items that his wife was giving away without his knowledge. Officers advised the complainant it was a civil matter and he would have to contact a lawyer about the matter. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20178427 Date: Monday, November 27,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV N LINCOLN AVE / SUPERIOR ST Report of a junk / abandon vehicle (Gray Plymouth Reliant HAU7620) at the above location. Upon arrival, the owner could not be located and a Red warning tag( 10 day) was left reference the vehicle being towed. Ptl Miller **************************************************
Monday, November 27, 2017 08:17 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178393 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Dog At Large 400 BLOCK OF Aenta Complainant:ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 400 block of Aenta for a dog at large. Officer was able to locate the dog. Officer did notice the dog was dragging a leash, but was not able to catch it. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************* lncident #: 20178394 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Reckless Operator 120 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant:ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave for a reckless operator. The officer checked the area but was unable to locate the vehicle with the description given. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 20178395 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Civil Matter Complainant:ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the Salem Police Department for a civil matter. The complainant advised she sold an item through social media and had never received the money for it. The complainant was advised that it was a civil matter and would need to take it through civil court. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************* lncident #: 20178396 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Loud Persons 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fifth St for a loud person complaint. The male subject advised he was headed to bed and would keep the noise level down. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20178397 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Traffic Offense 185 E STATE ST Officers initiated a traffic stop on E State St near S Ellsworth Ave with a black Pontiac. The driver of the vehicle was found to have a suspended driver license. Ptl. Garber deployed K9 Simon to do an open air sniff of the vehicle and he did not indicate to the odor of narcotics. The driver was issued a citation for driving under suspension and the vehicle was left legally parked on the roadway. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20178398 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Domestic In Progress 207 JENNlNGS AVE Complainant:CHRISTINA TODD Officers responded to the 200 block of Jennings Ave in regards to a domestic in progress. The female complainant advised that she had received pictures of her 5 year old son and advised that it looked like someone had hit him. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the juvenile and mother, upon speaking to the juvenile officer did observe fresh bruising, swelling and a bloody lip. It was then found that the juveniles father, William P Aldrich had hit the five year old in the face with an open palm, grabbed the back of the neck of the juvenile to the point where there was bruising and redness because the five year old was on the phone when he was not supposed to be. Officers subsequently placed William Aldrich in custody for domestic violence and was transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing, he was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Salem FD and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene as well, the juvenile was then transported to the Salem Regional Hospital. Officers spoke to a Columbiana County Prosecutor on call as well as Columbiana County Children Services, who advised that additional Felony Charges may be pursued through the juvenile court. Officer did obtain photographs of the juveniles injuries. Arrested: William P Aldrich AGE 32 Address: 207 Jennings Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (M1) Ptl C Walla ************************************************ Incident #: 20178399 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) E PERSHING 600 BLOCK Complainant:ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 600 block of E Pershing St for a dispute involving a large group of intoxicated subjects. The female subject advised she was kicked out of the business for an unknown reason and she became upset. Several other subjects advised that nothing physical had occurred just a verbal argument between several subjects. All subjects were advised to go home for the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20178400 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 B&E / Burglarv In Progress 354 E THIRD ST Complainant:REBECCA HARTLEY Officers responded to the 300 block of E Third St in regards to a breaking entering in progress report. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the homeowner who advised that someone had been trying to get into her residence through her front door. Officers did not observe any signs of attempted forced entry and checked the area but were unable to locate any persons. Ptl C Walla *********************************************** lncident #: 20178403 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Theft 293 N UNION AVE Complainant:SCOT LAUGHLIN Officers responded to the 200 block of North Union for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. Th ecomplainant stated that someone had removed two long guns from the residence without his permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** Incident #: 20178402 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Drug Paraphernalia Complainant:ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officers responded to the 200 block of S. Broadway Ave. for a report of a syringe laying near the sidewalk in front of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Upon arrival, two officers walked the area for several minutes and checked both sides of the road and found no syringe. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************* Incident #: 20178401 Date: Sunday, November 26,2017 Check Well Being 922 FAIR AVE Complainant:RICHARD COLON Officers responded to 922 Fair Ave. to check the well being of the elderly resident. The complainant, a newspaper carrier reported several newspapers have not been picked up by the residence the last few days. The complainant also advised that an outer window pain on the front of the house was broken also. Upon arrival, officers attempted contact with the female resident but nobody answered the door. Officers did observe the broken window and photographed it. Officers spoke with two different neighbors who advised that the residence still drives and has a vehicle. Officers were able to see in the garage and there were no vehicles inside. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith **************************************************
Sunday, November 26, 2017 08:50 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178392 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Distraught / Upset Person While speaking to a complainant at the PD the complainant became distraught and starting hitting herself in the head, ran out of the PD into traffic and made several comments about not wanting to live. FD And EMT responded. The female subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Ptl. J. Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20178391 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 423 S LUNDY AVE A GROCERY Complainant: KEVIN HILL Officers responded to the 400 block of South Lundy for a report of a breaking and entering. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant (manager) The complainant stated that two unknown persons had entered the store after business hours through a outside entrance. Officers will review the stores video in a attempt to identify the persons in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** l ncident #: 20178390 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Civil Matter Complainant: AMBER MILLHORN Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that she has a protection order against her and needs to get her property from the subject who has the protection order on her. Officer read the protection order and advised the complainant what she needed to do to get her things. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20178388 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Civil Matter 602 CEDAR ST Complainant: KIMBERLY LAVERN Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of Cedar St for a reported speak with officer. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant about the issue. After speaking with the complainant officers advised her that the issue was civil in nature. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20178386 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Loud Music From MV 464 S UNION AVE Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of loud music. Upon arrival, officers located a male sleeping in the vehicle listening to music. Officers woke the male and he went into his residence. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************** lncident #: 20178375 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2200 MERLE RD A Complainant: ANONYMOUS Officers responded to the above location for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle in question leaving the parking lot. Officers made contact and the driver and a female in the passenger seat. They stated they stopped in the parking lot to talk. Officers advised them to leave the area. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ Incident #: 20178374 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 553 E FOURTH ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle and made contact with the driver. The driver stated he was waiting for his girlfriend who lives at the Smith Center. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************* lncident #: 20178373 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 SuspiciousV ehicle 589 E THIRD ST Officer on patrol observed a vehicle in an area where officers just recovered a large amount of narcotics / paraphernalia. One occupant was observed to be a person of interest in that case and the registered owner of the vehicle was not a valid driver when checking the registration. Officer made contact with the occupants and when trying to speak with the occupants they became obstructive and had to be detained for safety during a probable cause search. The subjects involved were not arrested and advised if they persisted in their behavior in the future they would be charged. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************** lncident #: 20178372 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Possible Scam 1396 S LINCOLN AVE 4 Complainant: MAXINE MASON Officer spoke to the complainant on station reference to a complaint of a scam. Officer informed the subject to not give any information over the phone to which she was already aware, but wanted to make sure others were aware of the possible scam. The complainant advised that "Police Support Alliance" was trying to solicit money from her and when she tried to call back it was not a valid number. Officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************** Incident #: 20178371 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Runaway / Missing 1449 E STATE ST Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND Officers responded to the 1400 block of E. State St. for a runaway juvenile. Upon officers arriving the juvenile had returned home. The complainant advised officers that the juvenile hit her. After futher investigation the juvenile was arrested for the assault and after being processed was taken to Tobin Center. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20178370 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Possible Shots Fired HAWLEY AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of Hawley Ave. and E. Third St. for a report of possible shots fired. Officers checked the area and made contact with several residents but was not able to locate anyone, or where the shots came from. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************ Incident #: 20178369 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Person To Be Removed 579 E THIRD ST 1/2 Complainant: JOHN LaFLEME Officers responded to the 500 block of E 3rd St. for a report of a person to be removed. Officers arrived and were met by the complaint / resident and taken inside to the subject to be removed. Narcotics / ldrug paraphernalia was seen in plain view and inside the residence all subjects were identified and a search revealed a large amount of drug paraphernalia and some suspected narcotics. One person was taken in to custody on scene and additional charges are pending investigation / laboratory testing. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Hope M. Steed, AGE 19, of LKA:189 1/2 E 3rd St. Salem Oh Charge: Drug Para. M4 Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************** lncident #: 20178366 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Open Burning 291 N MADISON AVE While on patrol officer noticed an excessive amount of smoke coming from the rear of a residence. After further investigation officer located two fires at separate residents that were being watched by the same subject. Officer and FD advised the male subject that the one fire did not meet city code and that he could not leave the other fire unattended. Both fires were put out. The male subject was given verbal warnings for both offences. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* Incident #: 20178367 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Criminal Damage To MV Complainant: CRYSTAL KORNBAU On 11/24/2017 Officers took a report of criminal damaging regarding a motor vehicle at the Police Station. Officers spoke with the victim's mother in regards to the motor vehicle, gathered information, and started a report. Once this was done the complainant then left the station and investigation will be pending. Pt1.D Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20178385 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Intoxicated Person 496 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: ERICA RAYMOND Officers responded to the 400 block of E State St in regards to a intoxicated person. The complainant advised that a customer at the business refused to pay for his food and then made comments of having a firearm. Officers arrived on scene and located the male subject, Robert L Culp inside of the business. It was then found that Mr Culp was highly intoxicated urinated on himself and on the floor of the business, and threw a cup of coffee on the business floor. Mr Culp was subsequently placed in custody for disorderly conduct- public intoxication. The male was then directly transported directly to Columbiana County Jail due to the fact that he was covered in urine. Arrested: Robert Lee Culp AGE 27 Address: 348 W 7th Street, Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct- Public Intoxication (ORC 2917.1181) (M4) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** lncident #: 20178383 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Ambulance Needed 565 FRANKLIN ST D Complainant: JOHN MOHR Officer responded to the above location for an ambulance needed. Complainant advised his father was having chest pains. The father was transported to Salem ER for medical evaluation by KLG. Ptl. D. Young ******************************************* lncident #: 20178382 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: LISBON PD ARA STUART A WARD, 220 MOORE ROAD AVON LAKE, OH 44012 Officer assisted Lisbon PD with an OVI test at the police station. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************** Incident #: 20178381 Date: Saturday, November 25,2017 Fight 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR / NlGHT CLUB Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the Powerhouse Cafe for a report of a fight. Officers arrived and located several subjects outside who had been involved in an altercation. The subjects advised they were leaving and no one wished to pursue the matter further and no physical injuries were observed. The subjects were given disorderly conduct warnings and officers cleared. Ptl D Beeson ***************************************** lncident #: 20178380 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Assist Perry Police 1750 HARRISON AVE Officer responded to the 1700 block of Harrison Ave to assist Perry Township PD on a domestic. Officer assisted and cleared when no longed needed. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************** lncident #: 20178379 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Traffic Offense N LINCOLN AVE / E FIFTH ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for multiple moving violations on N. Lincoln Ave. in the 500 block. The driver was driving in violation of restrictions and the vehicles occupants were all juveniles. The parents were called and responded to pick up all juveniles involved except the driver who was valid and able to drive. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************** Incident #: 20178378 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 490 E EUCLID ST Officers responded to the 400 block of E Euclid St. in regards to a property dispute. Upon arrival Officers stood by until the issue was cleared up between the two parties involved. Once every thing was taken care of and both parties were satisfied Officers cleared. -Ptl D. Miller ******************************************** lncident #: 20178376 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Loud Persons 280 W THIRTEENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the 200 block of W Thirteenth St in regards to a loud persons complaint. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the male resident, he advised that two friends had just left the residence and were probably being loud. He advised that he would keep it quiet the remainder of the evening. Ptl C Walla *********************************************
Saturday, November 25, 2017 07:02 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178354 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Reckless Operator 300 BLOCK OF S ELLSWORTH Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLEER While on patrol officers were flagged down by a motorist and advised of a vehicle being operated in a reckless manner in the 300 block of South Ellsworth. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178355 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Check Well Being 2401 E STATE ST A GROCERY Complainant: MELVIN LIPPIAIT Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a well being check. Complainant advised an older male and younger female appeared to be living in a vehicle. Upon arrival, the complainant advised the vehicle was last seen eastbound on SR14. Officers checked but were unsuccessful with locating it. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************** Incident #: 20178359 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Accident No In jury Reported E STATE ST / OHlO AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit # 1 / owner / Richard Menning driver / Bonnie Menning vehicle / 2004 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / John Albaneso driver / unknown vehicle / 1997 Ford Officer(s) responded to the area of East State St and Ohio for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been sitting on Ohio Ave at the traffic signal facing north when the driver backed up and struck unit # 2. Unit # 2 had been pulling out a private drive when it was struck by unit # 1. Officers were unable to speak with the driver of unit #2 as they had left the area prior to officers arriving on scene. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. ******************************************** lncident #: 20178360 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute 343 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: JOSEPH LONG Reporting officer spoke to the complainant regarding property at another residence on New Garden Ave that his ex-girlfriend will not return to him. The complainant was advised of his options as well as the ex-girl friend who reporting officer spoke to on the phone. Lt. David L. Casto ******************************************* lncident #: 20178362 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 776 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of lines down. Upon arrival, Salem FD was on scene and addressed the issue. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************* Incident #: 20178365 Date: Friday, November 24,2017 Civil Matter 584 E FIFTH ST Complainant: CHELSEA MCGUIRE Complainant on station to speak with an officer in regards to a civil matter. The complainant advised she moved out of a residence approximately three weeks ago and now the other tenant is refusing to return her property. Officer explained the matter was civil and she was explained her options in pursuing the matter. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ lncident #: 20178333 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 605 S ELLSWORTH AVE A Officer responded to the area of American Standard on Newgarden Ave. for a report of a Chevy Cobalt operating recklessly. Upon arrival, officer checked the area and was unable to locate any vehicles matching the description. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************ Incident #: 20178344 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Speak To Officer 1125 E STATE ST CONVENlENCE STORE Complainant requested to speak with an officer at the above location in reference to possible drug activity. Officer gathered the necessary information and forwarded it to the drug task force officer. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* lncident #: 20178345 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Assist Perrv Police 943 W WILSON ST This officer responded to the above address reference living conditions at the request of Perry Twp. P.D. Upon arrival, negative contact at the address and officers while check back later in the evening. The juvenile that lives at the above address was on station and she was transported back to the address were officers spoke with her mother and father about the living conditions. They did leave and stay with a family do to the living conditions. Ptl Miller ******************************************** Incident #: 20178346 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 187 S BROADWAY AVE Report of a male subject with a warrant out of Columbia County hiding in the parking lot of the above address. The male subject was found not to be there and he was located at 943 W.Wilson Apt. A. see report #20178345. The warrant was confirmed and the male subject was placed into custody and transported to this department. The male subject was processed and released to the C.C.S.O. Arrested: Dale L. Knag (D.O.B. 09/29/80) Warrant Failure to Appear 943 W.Wilson Ave. Apt. A Salem OH. 44460 Ptl Miller ****************************************** lncident #: 20178348 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Reckless Operator N LINCOLN AVE / E STATE S ST Officer was dispatched to the area of Lincoln Avenue and E. State Street for a report of a speeding reckless driver in a dark Dodge truck. Officer responded to the area and was advised the vehicle was at a business in the 1100 block of E. State Street. Officer made contact with the driver/owner of the truck and he was advised of the complaint. The driver denied the allegations. Ptl. C. Crider ******************************************** Incident #: 20178349 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Theft 273 W FOURTEENTH ST Police responded to the 200 block of W. 14th St in reference an earlier incident (#20178342). Police investigated a pending theft charge of a stolen check. After Police received a written statement the scene was cleared. The suspect, Kathryn A. Sims was served a felony theft charge at the Colunbiana County Jail relating to the stolen check. Arrestee: Kathryn A. Sims AGE 28 273 W. 14th St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Theft (F-5) Ptl Osberg ******************************************* lncident #: 20178350 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Suspicious Activity 421 SHARP AVE Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Sharp Avenue for a report of two suspicious males outside of a residence where the home owner was not present. Officers responded and made contact with two males behind the residence. One male subject stated that he has been staying at the residence for several weeks and has a key to the residence, but the home owner locked the dead bolt which he did not have a key for. Contact was made with the female home owner who advised that the subject has been staying there for three weeks and acknowledged he had a key. The female stated she told the subject he could stay there until he found a place to live, but did not want him there any more. The female was advised her options and the subject ended up gaining access to the house. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** lncident #: 20178351 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Civil Matter 2083 EDGEWOOD DR Complainant: MARCIE ZAMARELLI Officer met with a female complainant on station from the 2000 block of Edgewood Drive who wished to file a report over a custody issue. The complainant advised that her ex-husband was supposed to bring her daughter back to her residence by 9:00pm, but failed to do so. The complainant advised she had to pick her daughter up after 9:00pm from another house. The complainant advised she wished for a report to be filed for documentation. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20178352 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1892 E STATE ST Officer responded to the parking lot of McDonalds located at 1892 E. State St. for a report of a suspicious vehicle reported to have been parked occupied for approx. a half hour. Upon arrival, contact was made with a male and female subject in the vehicle who advised that they were just talking. They were identified and sent on their way. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith **********************************************
Friday, November 24, 2017 09:25 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178334 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Medical Problem / Assist 785 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER This officer responded to the above address to pick up personal belongings of a male subject that was transported to the Salem E.R. The belongings that were left at the above address were given to the Salem F.D. at the E.R. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20178336 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Speak To Officer 284 E FOURTH ST 1 W Complainant: LANA BILLITER Officers responded to the above location to speak with the complainant about their neighbor. Officers spoke with a male subject who denied even speaking with the complainant. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178338 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Theft 687 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: MICHAEL FAY Officers responded to the above location for a theft report. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated an unknown subject(s) went into their unlocked garage and took multiple items sometime in the last two weeks. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ Incident #: 20178339 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Neglect / Cruelty To Animal 828 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above noted location regarding kittens in a cage. Contact was attempted at the door, but no one was home. Three trapping cages were located in the back yard. Two containing small cats and one with a raccoon. Unknown at the time of report if the homeowner was trying to relocate the raccoon and trapped the two cats by mistake. Contact will be attempted later in the evening. ************************************************ Incident #: 20178340 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV E STATE ST / ROSE AVE While on patrol, officer observed a disabled vehicle on E. State St. at Rose Ave. Sinsley's towing was contacted and responded to remove the vehicle from the roadway. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** Incident #: 20178324 Date:Wednesday, November 22,2017 Accident No Injury Reported JENNINGS AVE / W SECOND ST Unit 1- Operator - Christopher Mathney - Owner INC PAM TRANSPORT TRAFFIC ACCIDENT Officers were dispatched to the intersection of Jennings Ave and W Second St in reference to a traffic accident involving a tractor trailer. Dispatch advised that the truck had taken out some utility lines and was travelling east bound on W Second St. Upon arrival, the truck was found back at the intersection of Jennings Ave and W Second St. The truck was travelling north bound on Jennings Ave and made a right turn, east bound, onto W Second St. During the right turn, the truck had struck a stop sign, a no parking sign, a fire hydrant, and had taken out utility lines before striking a telephone pole. The truck sustained functional damage to the trailer and punctured a rear right tire. The Salem Fire Department was also on scene and remained until Ohio Edison responded. The driver was cited with Reasonable Control (Salem ORD 331.34). Cited: Christopher L. Matheny AGE 26 99 Bean Rd Lot 26 The Plains, OH 45780 Charge: Reasonable Control (Salem ORD 331.34) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 20178332 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR / NIGHT CLUB Complainant: HEATHER GODWIN Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of S. Broadway Avenue for an intoxicated disorderly male subject. Officers responded and met with the male subject in question and he was found to be intoxicated. The subject advised of an argument inside of a bar and advised he hit his own head off of a door. Contact was made with the complainant who advised the subject was yelling and also pounding on doors to the bar. The complainant advised she wanted the male to leave the area. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** Incident #: 20178331 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 509 COLUMBIA ST B Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Columbia Street for an unknown problem with a language barrier with the complainant. Officers responded and located a male subject who could only advise officers that he heard yelling and pointed to the downstairs apartment. Officers made contact with a female subject in the downstairs apartment who advised of no problems and no problems were observed by officers. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** Incident #: 20178330 Date: Thursday, November 23,2017 Assist Perry Police 410 BENTON RD 3 Officer was requested to respond to 410 Benton Rd. Apt.#3 to stand-by with a Perry Twp. Police Dept. officer while he attempted to serve an arrest warrant out of the Columbiana Sheriffs Dept. Upon arrival, the Perry Twp. officer made contact with the male subject and placed him into custody without incident. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ******* Incident #: 20178329 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Intoxicated Driver S ELLSWORTH AVE / FRANKLIN STREET Officer stopped a vehicle just outside the city on Depot Rd for a marked lanes violation that was observed inside the city limits. The vehicle was travelling south bound on S Ellsworth Ave and had crossed into the north bound lane four times. A traffic stop was inititated and the vehicle came to a complete stop in the parking lot of Ohio Edison. Subsequent to the investigation, the driver was taken into custody for Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol and was transported to the police department for processing. The Perry Township Police Department was also on scene and stood by with the vehicle for towing. Davidson's Towing responded and towed the vehicle from the scene. Arrested: Ryan Lee Bryer AGE 31 6434 Votaw Drive Lisbon, OH 44432 Charges: OVI (ORC 4511.19Al a), Marked Lanes (ORC 4511.33A1) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178328 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A Private Property No OH-1 Police responded to Walmart parking lot for a two vehicle motor vehicle accident. Unit #1 was traveling through the parking lot when it side swiped Unit #2 traveling the same direction. The front passenger corner of Unit #1 struck the rear driver side of Unit #2 causing minor damage. Neither driver needed medical attention. Both vehicles were able to be driven away from the scene. Unit#l Operator: Anita L. Cusick, 7231 Spillway Rd., Lisbon, OH - Owner: William P. Cusick Unit#2 Operator:Owner: George A. Summers, Lisbon, OH Ptl Osberg ********************************************** Incident #: 20178327 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLOCK OF W. Pershing St Officer initiated a traffic stop with a black Jeep in the 100 block of W. Pershing St. for an equipment violation (No headlights). During investigation of the stop, officer detected the odor of marijuana and conducted a search of the vehicle. During the search, officer located a small baggy of suspected marijuana underneath the driver seat as well as located zig zag rolling papers near the center console. The male driver and front seat male passenger were found to be 17 and 16 years of age. They were allowed to park the vehicle in the back police dept. lot since the stop was near the police dept. While at the police dept. the juveniles contacted their parents who responded to the police department to come get them. The juveniles were released to their respective parents and they were advised that possession of marijuana charges will be filed against both of the in the Columbiana County Juvenile court by this departments juvenile officer. A verbal warning was issued for the equipment violation. Arrestees: (JUVENILE) DOB: 2/2/2000 38401 Adams Rd. Lisbon, OH 44432 Charge: Possession of Marijuana 1 Delinquency (JUVENILE) DOB: 4/7/2001 252 W. Washington St. Lisbon, OH 44432 Charges: Possession of Marijuana / Delinquency Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************* Incident #: 20178326 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 733 NEWGARDEN AVE Officers responded to the 700 block of Newgarden Ave in order to serve a male with an arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers made contact with the male, who was subsequently taken into custody for the warrant. The male was transported to the police department for processing and later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrested: John 1. Hamilton AGE 30 733 Newgarden Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** Incident #: 20178325 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 292 W STATE ST B Police responded to Stadium GMC for an unsecured vehicle. The vehicle was running with the door left open. The vehicle was secured and the key was put in the drop box. Ptl Osberg ************************************************
Thursday, November 23, 2017 08:48 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178316 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction S LINCOLN AVE / E PERSHING Report of the traffic lights at the above noted intersection not cycling properly. Officer responded and monitored each direction and they were working fine. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ Incident #: 20178317 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 790 PROSPECT ST Complainant: Sharon Egan Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she received two automated phone messages claiming to be from the IRS. Officer listened to the messages and advised the complainant to disregard them because they were a scam. Sgt. D. Green ***************************************** lncident #: 20178318 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 606 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: KERRY SMOLIRA The complainant responded to this department to report that he and his father's vehicles were egged while parked outside of their residence. The complainant advised that he cleaned off'his father's car and didn't observe any damage. He stated that he was taking his vehicle to clean the egg off, but doesn't believe it has any damage either. He wanted the incident documented, in case other vehicles in the neighborhood were struck as well. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** lncident #: 20178319 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 998 JONES DR SALEM Complainant: CCSO, STEVE The Columbiana County Sheriff's Department requested officers check the above address. They were looking for a male individual that was involved in an incident within their jurisdiction. The individual was located and briefly detained. A CCSO deputy arrived a short time later to speak with him and officers cleared. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* Incident #: 20178320 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Menacing / Threats 737 N ELLSWORTH AVE 1/2 Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer responded to the above location to speak with the complainant. She advised that she was walking on N. Ellsworth Ave. and she observed a male individual known to her walking his dog. The complainant advised that a few months prior, she kicked the individual out of her residence. She stated today, while she was walking on the opposite side of the street, the individual told his dog to attack her. She advised that the dog didn't do anything, but she didn't feel that was right. Officer will speak to the individual about the incident. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** lncident #: 20178322 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: DAWN HINKLE Officer spoke with the complainant via the telephone in reference to a gas drive-off. It was advised that an unknown subject pumped $24.98 worth of gas and then left the area without paying for it. Officers checked the area for the Red 4DR truck in question but was unable to locate it. Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************************* lncident #: 20178323 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Open Burning 184 E FIFTH ST Complainant: TRAVIS KURRY Police responded to the 100 block of E. 5th St for an open burning complaint. When officers arrived the fire was in a contained pit burning wood. The fire was within the city ordnance and not in violation. Officers cleared. Ptl Osberg ************************************************ Incident #: 20178307 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Domestic In Progress 615 DEMING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 600 block of Deming St. for a report of a domestic dispute in progress. After investigation the male half involved was arrested and transported to County jail. Arrested: John. M. Poling AGE 38 Offense: Domestic Violence ORC 2919.25A Ptl Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20178308 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Ambulance Needed 852 AETNA ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER On 11/21/2017 Officers responded to the 800 block of Aetna Street in regards to a suicidal female. Upon emergency services arrival, the female subject in question was treated by Salem FD and emergency medical services while officers stood by for safety. After the female subject in question was evaluated by FD and emergency services she was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center to be treated. Officer did respond to the hospital and did complete a pink slip. Ptl D Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20178310 Date: Tuesday, November 21,20l7 Dirtbike / ATV In Roadway 1095 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1000 block of Newgarden Ave for a dirt bike in the parking lot to the church. The complainant advised the subject was riding through the lot while people were attempting to enter the church for service. Officers checked the area but was unable to locate the subject. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** lncident #: 20178311 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Traffic Offense 606 OLIVE ST Officers initiated a traffic stop in the 600 block of Olive St. The driver and passenger attempted to exit the vehicle during the traffic stop and both subjects then advised to exit the vehicle. Officers did pat down both subjects for weapons and the driver gave officers consent to search the vehicle. An item was located inside the vehicle that was found to belong to the driver for prescription purposes. The driver was issued a warning and officers cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************** lncident #: 20178313 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Intoxicated Person 496 S BROADWAY AVE While on patrol in the area of the above location, officer observed a male subject stumbling on the sidewalk causing a health risk to himself. Officer made contact with the subject, and did smelled a very strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the subject. The subject also admitted to being involuntary intoxicated. The subject was taken into custody and transported to this station for the booking process, and later transported to county jail by this officer. ARAJames E. Burkholder AGE 53 LKA- 756 E. 3rd St. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Disorderly Conduct-Public Intoxication Ptl. D. Young ************************************************* Incident #: 20178314 Date: Wednesday, November 22,2017 Suspicious Vehicle JENNINGS AVE / W EIGHTH ST Complainant: WANDABOUSEL Officers responded to the area of W Eighth St and Jennings Ave in regards to a suspicious persons report. The complainant advised that there had been multiple juveniles that had been throwing eggs at a newspaper carrier. Officers arrived on scene and checked the area but were unable to locate any subjects matching the description. Ptl C Walla ********************************************
Wednesday, November 22, 2017 09:53 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178304 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Harassment 428 E SCHOOL ST Complainant: RICHARD MASTERSON Officer responded to the 400 block of E. School St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known male subject keeps driving in the area and stopping in front of his house. Officer will make contact with the known male subject. Officer advised the complainant to call the PD if he has any further issues. Ptl Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20178288 Date: Monday, November 20,2017 Accidental Damage 1146 E THIRD ST Complainant: DEREK BRANT On 11/20/2017 at approximately 1850 hrs officers were dispatched to the I 100 block of E Third Street in regards to an accidental property damage report. Upon arrival, officers gathered the complainants information and documented all the damage that was reported. With every thing documented both officers then cleared. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** Incident #: 20178289 Date: Monday, November 20,2017 Traffic Offense 120 N LINCOLN AVE Officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of the above location. The driver was given a verbal warning for the violation and did give verbal consent to search his vehicle. a search was conducted and nothing illegal was located. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** lncident #: 20178291 Date: Monday, November 20,2017 Traffic Offense HAWLEY AVE / E FIFTH ST Officer initiated a traffic stop in the area of Hawley Ave and E Fifth St. The owner and driver of the vehicle gave officer verbal consent to search the vehicle. Nothing was located inside the vehicle and the driver was given a written warning for turn signal violation and rapid acceleration. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20178292 Date: Monday, November 20,2017 Fraud 382 MORGAN CT Complainant: ANONYMOUS On 11/20/17 Officers responded to the 300 block of Morgan Court for a fraud report. Upon arrival officers spoke with the complainant and gathered information in regards to how they believed to have been scammed'via their credit card. The complainants information was then gathered and officers advised what the complainant should do from here. Once the report was taken both officers then cleared. -Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20178293 Date: Monday, November 20,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 700 BLOCK OF Complainant: MILLER, PTL ARA NEMETH, SAMUEL LEE 745 E Fifth 1/2 SALEM, OH While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 700 block of E Fifth St. During the stop the driver was found to not have a valid drivers license and also admitted to having narcotics inside the vehicle. A probable cause search did yield a narcotic seizure. The driver was taken into custody for two drug offenses. The driver was transported to the Salem Police Department for processing and was later taken to the Columbiana County Jail. An additional item located in the vehicle will be sent to BCI for further testing. Charges pending the lab results. Arrested: Samuel L Nemeth AGE 31 Address: 745 Y2 E Fifth St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Possession of a Controlled Substance Schedule II Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Ptl D Beeson ********************************************** lncident #: 20178294 Date: Monday, November 20,2017 Suspicious Activity N BROADWAY AVE / E THIRD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of E Third St and N Broadway Ave in regards to a suspicious persons report. The complainant advised that the subject in question had been riding a bicycle in the area and appeared to the intoxicated. Officer arrived on scene and checked the area but was unable to locate anyone matching the description. Ptl C Walla ************************************************ lncident #: 20178295 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Suspicious Person 676 OLIVE ST Complainant: AMANDA THACKER Officers responded to the 600 block of Olive Street in regards to a suspicious persons report. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the complainant who advised that someone had been knocking on their window and left the area on a bicycle. Another officer who had been checking the area located a female juvenile riding a bicycle southbound in the 1600 block of S Lincoln Ave, officer then made contact with the subject on S Lincoln Ave and Chestnut Grove, upon speaking to the female it was found that she was 14 years of age and due to the time of night she had been out past curfew. It was also found that this female subject had been the suspicious person in question. The female juvenile was placed in custody and transported to the Salem Police Department and was later released to her mother. The female juvenile was charged with curfew with other possible charges pending. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** lncident #: 20178300 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: ROBERT PRICE Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East 5th St for a reported juvenile problem. On arrival officers spoke with the juvenile in question as well as the complainant. The juvenile in question was refusing to listen to his parents and refusing to go to school. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** lncident #: 20178301 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Person With A Gun 499 CONTINENTAL DR A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of Continental Dr for a report of a man with a gun. On arrival officers spoke with the person involved. The witness stated that a unknown man had came to the residence asking about a female and that he had a gun. The witness stated that this had occurred roughly 45 minutes to a hour before they had called the police. The witness stated that the man then stated he had the wrong residence and left. Offices checked the area and were unable to locate any vehicles that matched the description given. Officers advised the persons at the residence of what to do if the person was to return. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20178302 Date: Tuesday, November 21,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: BRENDA CARDER Officers responded to the 700 block of Southeast Blvd for a report of telephone harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she has been receiving unwanted calls and texts from a person known to her. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************************
Tuesday, November 21, 2017 08:45 AM -0500 lncident #: 20178275 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 150 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: CYNTHIA CLOSE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a missing juvenile. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that her grandson was missing. Officers checked with some of his friends and was able to locate the male juvenile and returned him to his grandmother. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ lncident #: 20178277 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Ambulance Needed 1509 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to the above location for a medical emergency. The Salem FD first responders were on scene providing emergency medical care followed by EMT ambulance. The female was ultimately transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ lncident #: 20178278 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Assist Perry Police 1129 W PERRY ST UP Request to assist Perry Twp. P.D. at the above location reference an incident of Domestic Violence. Upon arrival, this officer stood by while Perry Twp. P.D. handled the incident. Nothing else was needed and this officer cleared without incident. Ptl Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20178280 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person E PERSHING ST / S LUNDY A A male subject walked in front of a Police cruiser with his hands up then imitated he was drawing a firearm. Police stopped the male subject on S. Lundy near E. Pershing to speak with him. The male then began to question why the officer stopped him. The male advised he is an informant and can speak or do as he wishes. Police advised the male of the potential consequences that could result from those actions then sent him on his way. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** lncident #: 20178281 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: AUSTIN SHUTLER Officer met with a male complainant at the police department who advised that he was threatened by his neighbor in the 600 block of N. Lincoln Avenue. The complainant did not want officers to speak with the other party involved and did not want to go back home. The complainant asked for his grandmother to be contacted to pick him up. Contact was made with his grandmother and she responded to the police department. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************ lncident #: 20178282 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 156 N MADISON AVE Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of N. Madison Avenue for a dispute. Officers responded and spoke with a male subject who was outside the residence looking for his vehicle keys. The subject stated that he was upset with his girlfriend who had just arrived home and she threw his keys out the door. Officers spoke with a female subject inside the residence who advised she just arrived home and found that her boyfriend had been breaking items in the house. Officers were advised that the mother of the male subject was the complainant, but had not been on scene during the incident. The female and male subject both advised there was no physical violence. While officers were speaking with the female subject a glass bong with marijuana residue was observed in the living room. The female subject advised it belonged to her boyfriend. The male subject was subsequently cited for marijuana drug paraphernalia and the item was seized as evidence. Both subjects were advised to go to separate areas for the night. Cited: Justin S. Spack 156 N. Madison Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (AGE 24) Marijuana Drug Paraphernalia MM Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* lncident #: 20178283 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Ambulance Needed 156 N MADISON AVE Police responded to the 100 block of N. Madison for a male subject threatening to harm himself. The male was transported to the hospital. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ***************************************** Incident #: 20178284 Date: Monday, November 20,2017 Dog At Large 1851 WHINNERY RD Complainant: DAVID CRISWELL Officer was dispatched to the 1800 block of Whinnery Road for a dog at large complaint. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that a dog that does not belong to him got inside the fenced in area of his back yard. Officer was able to get the male Husky dog in the back of the patrol unit. The dog was transported to the humane officer and turned over. There were no tags on the dog. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************************
Monday, November 20, 2017 07:58 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178271 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A While on patrol , officer observed a suspicious vehicle parked in the east lot of the Community Center. Contact was made with both occupants in the truck, who advised that they were just talking. The two were advised of business and park hours and told to continue their conversation somewhere else. PTL LaROSA ********************************************** Incident #: 20178270 Date: Sunday, November 19,2017 Check Well Being 1038 E FOURTH ST Complainant: KRIS ACKNS Officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of E. Fourth Street for a well being check on a female juvenile. Officers were advised that the juvenile had sent messages threatening harm to herself. Officers responded and made contact with the female juvenile and she was advised of the complaint. The juvenile advised that she did not have feelings of causing harm to herself and that she had an argument with the complainant. The sister of the juvenile was present and advised she is her guardian. The juvenile seemed to be fine and advised she did not need any medical attention. Family members were present who advised they would be at the residence the rest of the night. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************ lncident #: 20178268 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 485 AETNA ST Complainant: GAIL PETERSEN Officers responded to 485 Aetna St. for a report of a domestic violence incident called in by the complainant, Gail Petersen. Upon arrival, contact was made with the complainant whom advised she returned home from work and questioned her adult son about a hit/skip accident involving her vehicle earlier (Salem PD lnc.#20178263) on today's date. Complainant advised her son, whom was intoxicated threw a ceramic cup at her which struck her right forearm near her elbow causing injury to her forearm. Officer did observe injury to the complainant as well as observed the cup to be shattered. Once the investigation was complete, 27 year old Joshua B. Petersen was placed under arrest for domestic violence. A search incident to arrest of Mr. Petersen's person revealed a small clear plastic baggie with suspected marijuana inside. Mr. Petersen also refused to get into the patrol car for transport despite several verbal commands to do so. Mr. Petersen tensed up his whole body and resisted officers efforts of getting him into the back of the patrol car. Mr. Petersen was escorted to the ground where he was picked up by officers and placed into the back of the patrol car and transported to the County Jail. Once at the County Jail, Mr. Petersen refused to get out of the patrol car and had to be physically escorted into the County Jail facilities. Mr. Petersen was charged with domestic violence, resisting arrest and possession of marijuana. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Joshua B. Petersen AGE 27 485 Aetna St. Salem, OH 44460 Charges: Domestic Violence - Resisting Arrest - MM Possession of Marijuana Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************** Incident #: 20178267 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Suspicious Vehicle BUTCHER RD CUL DE SAC While on patrol, officer came across a suspicious vehicle at the dead end of Butcher road. Contact was made with both occupants , who were both sitting in the back seat of the truck. The two advised that they were just there talking. They were advised to continue their conversation somewhere else. PTL LaROSA ************************************************* lncident #: 20178265 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 485 AETNA ST While on patrol officer located a small white vehicle parked left side to curb in the 400 block of Aetna St . A male individual had been observed walking toward the vehicle from the front of 458 Aetna St, but he turned around and went back inside the residence when he observed the marked police unit approaching. Officer subsequently observed that the vehicle had what appeared to be fresh damage to the front end and passenger side, and the vehicle was similar in description to a vehicle that had left the scene of a hit/skip accident at Roosevelt and E Third St at approximately 1815 hours this date. The officer investigating that accident was notified and responded to the scene with vehicle parts recovered from the scene of the hit/skip accident. Those parts were subsequently affirmed to match parts missing from the vehicle on Aetna St. Officers attempted to make contact at 458 Aetna St, where two male individuals were observed in the front room area. One was on the floor and one was on a couch, both refused to acknowledge officers knocking on the window and door for several minutes, acting as if they were sleeping. The male on the floor subsequently got up and upon viewing officers through the large glass window, he refused to open the door and instead gave officers an obscene gesture with both hands, then walked away. The individual walked past the window two more times in the next several minutes, continuing to ignore officers as they were advising him to come to the door. The individual was unsteady on his feet and nearly fell over several times, appearing to be intoxicated. Officers positively identified the individual as a family member of the registered owner of the hit/skip vehicle parked out front. A tow truck (Kaiser's) was summoned to the scene to remove the hit/skip vehicle, with a hold placed on the vehicle until the person driving it at the time of the hit/skip accident is identified. Traffic charges are pending once the driver has been identified and additional charges are pending on the positively identified individuals inside the residence who failed to respond to officers commands to come to the door and obstructed the investigation of the hit/skip accident. Sgt B Slider See lncident # 20178263 Arrested: Joshua B. Petersen 485 Aetna St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Obstructing Official Business (ORC 2921.31) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* Incident #: 20178264 Possible Shots Fired 284 E FOURTH ST 1W Police responded to the area 200 E. 4th St for noise disturbance and possible gun shots. Officers searched the surrounding area as well as sat in other locations. Officers were unable to hear anything that resembles the complaint. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20178261 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Phone Or lnternet Harassment 530 COLUMBIA ST E Complainant: STEVEN GOODMAN Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Columbia St in reference to an lnternet harassment report. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that the subject had posted threatening/harassing messages on his Facebook page. Complainant was advised that officers would make contact with the subject to advised her to cease her actions. Officers later made contact with the subject who advised that she did post messages on Facebook due to her being upset. However, the subject, who was intoxicated, advised that the complainant is the one who is harassing her every day and she feels that she cannot take it anymore. She was advised to contact the police the next time she is being harassed to have the incident investigated. During the investigation, the subject made threats of committing suicide. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene. She was then transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance for evaluation. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* Incident #: 20178260 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: CIRCLE K, EAST Officers responded to Circle K, in the 1100 block of E State St, for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Complainant advised of a black or gray SUV that had been parked in the parking lot for over an hour and was given a five minute warning to leave the property but, did not. Officers made contact with the female driver and two other female passengers who advised that they had just purchased some items from the store. One of the females advised that she was waiting on money to be transferred into her bank account, which is the reason why they were still in the parking lot. The females departed the parking lot and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20178249 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Traffic Offense E STATE (100 BLOCK) Officer initiated a traffic stop with a light blue Kia Spectra in the 100 block of E. State St. for a red light violation that occurred at the intersection of E. State St. and Broadway Ave. During the stop K9 Argo was deployed who did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. A search of the vehicle was conducted and no contraband was located. The driver was given a verbal warning for the red light violation and officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************
Sunday, November 19, 2017 10:02 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178235 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Unit 1- Owner/Operator- Ann Zucchero- ALLIANCE, OH Unit 2- Owner/Operator- Joseph Kidder- EAST PALESTINE, OH Officer was dispatched to the Salem Regional Medical Center at 1995 E State St for a report of a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival, both operators advised that there were no injuries. Unit 1, a 2000 Ford Taurus, and Unit 2, a 2008 Chevy Impala, were both travelling east bound on E State St, with Unit 1 travelling behind Unit 2. Unit 2 came to a complete stop, due to traffic being stopped at S E Blvd, and Unit 1 failed to stop in time, resulting in Unit 1 striking Unit 2. Unit 2 sustained minor damage to the front bumper and grill, while Unit 2 sustained no damage. No citations were issued. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178237 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 INJURY ACCIDENT S LINCOLN AVE / E PERSHING ST 2010 TOYOTA Owner/Driver LAWRENCE HANSON , SALEM, OH 2006 PONTIAC G6 4s GRY Owner/Driver BRIAN DALE , SALEM, OH officer was dispatched to the intersection of S. Lincoln Avenue and E. Pershing Street for a motor vehicle accident. Officer responded and observed a grey Toyota truck and grey Pontiac sedan were involved. Officer made contact with the male driver and female passenger of the Toyota truck and the driver advised he was injured. First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded. The driver and the passenger advised they were north bound on Lincoln and had slowed to make a left west bound turn onto Pershing. The right rear of their truck was struck by the driver of the Pontiac which had been behind them. The male driver was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officer made contact with the driver of the grey Pontiac sedan who advised he was heading north on S. Lincoln Avenue and struck the rear of the Toyota truck with the left front of his vehicle. The driver stated that the truck stopped suddenly causing him to hit the rear of the truck. Officer detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the driver of the Pontiac and the driver admitted to consuming alcohol. Officer began to conduct field sobriety testing and the subject refused after the first test. A second ambulance, EMT Ambulance, had responded and advised the subject had to be transported to the hospital due to consuming alcohol and his vehicle being involved in a front end damage accident. The driver reported no injury. Sinsley Towing removed the Pontiac from the roadway (disabling damage) and the owners son of the Toyota truck responded for the truck. Photographs of the damage to both vehicles were obtained. Officer later responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center and made contact with the driver of the Pontiac sedan. The driver was subsequently arrested for OVI and he refused the chemical test. The subject was charged with OVI, OVI with Prior Refusal and Assured Clear Distance Ahead. Papework was completed at the hospital and the subject was never transported back to the police department. Arrested: Brian C. Dale 91 6 Homewood Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460 (AGE 34) OVI OVI with Prior Refusal ACDA Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20178250 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Unit#l 2012 Jeep Liberty - Driver/Owner: Lourdes G. Rivas Castillo, BOARDMAN, OH Unit#2 2004 Chevy Cavalier - Driver/Owner: Mary Shelton , MINERAL RIDGE, OH Officers responded to a report of a two vehicle accident with air bag deployment at the intersection of N. Lincoln Ave. and E. Third St. Upon arrival, contact was made with the driver of unit#l, Lourdes G. Rivas Castillo whom advised she fell asleep while driving southbound on N. Lincoln Ave. in her green 2004 Chevy Cavalier and struck the rear of unit#2, a silver 2012 Jeep Liberty being driven by Mary Shelton whom was coming to a stop at the intersection. Air bags deployed on unit#l. Ms. Castillo advised that she was not injured, however Ms. Shelton advised of a possible back injury but denied medical treatment. Damage was observed to both vehicles and the scene was photographed. Both vehicles were towed from the scene by Sinsley's towing. Ms. Rivas was issued a traffic citation for ACDA and was given a court date of Monday November 27th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Upon clearing, officer provided both drivers a courtesy ride to their place of employment at Freshmark. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************* Incident #: 20178251 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Theft 1008 E THIRD ST Complainant: DALE RITCHIE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a theft from a residence. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that a male subject who he let live at his residence stole a large sum of money last night. Officers made contact with the male subject who denied taking any money from the residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20178253 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Domestic In Progress 205 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: MARY SMITH Complainant: WAYNE SMITH Officers responded to the above location for a report of a dispute between parents and their adult son. The complainants advised that their son was upset and throwing things around the house. No physical violence was reported and officers spoke with the son also. Everyone was calm prior to departing and the complainants were once again explained the eviction process due to the constant problems. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** Incident #: 20178254 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: PAIGE Report of a drive off at the above business. Upon arrival, the employee advised a that female subject in a dark Blue Chevy Malibu had pumped $15.01 worth of gas and left without paying traveling westbound on E. State St. Smyth Employee was given the report number and this officer checked the area and was unable to locate. Ptl Miller ********************************************** lncident #: 20178256 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Drug Overdose 428 E SCHOOL ST Report of a possible drug overdose at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that his girlfriend had taken a bunch of sleeping pills and started throwing up. She was transported to the Salem E.R. by EMT. Ptl Miller ******************************************* lncident #: 20178257 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Suspicious Activity 788 E STATE ST Complainant: GARY RONSHAUSEN Police responded to the 700 block of E. State St for suspicious activity. The complainant advised while inside of the building someone thought they heard the side door close. Officers searched throughout the building and everything appeared normal. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ******************************************* Incident #: 20178262 Date: Saturday, November 18,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: BRITTANY SMITH The complainant responded to this department and advised that she and her husband are currently separated. She advised that they were to meet and pick up items for the children at a local store. She advised that her husband began an argument with her over personal issues and threatened to have her charged. The complainant was requesting information on how to obtain a restraining order, to which she was advised. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178248 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 1200 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location in reference to a suspicious vehicle in the area. Officer observed the vehicle parked at the rear of the school with nobody around. Officer patrolled the area and returned a few minutes later. Officer then observed the vehicle leaving the parking lot of Buckeye School. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle and contact was made with the driver and passenger, both of whom were juveniles. K9 Argo was deployed on the vehicle and he indicated to a narcotic odor coming from the vehicle. A search of the vehicle turned up some marijuana. The juveniles were released to a guardian and charges are pending. Ptl LaRosa ********************************************* Incident #: 20178247 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1449 E STATE ST Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND On 11/17/2017 at approximately 2330 hrs Officers responded to the 1400 block of E State Street in regards to unruly juvenile. Upon arrival both Officers spoke with the complainant who advised that the juvenile was displaying violent behavior towards her and the other residents in the household and using vulgar language. Both Officers spoke with the complainant and juvenile and made sure that both parities were going to be all right for the rest of the evening. Both Officers then advised the juvenile that her behavior would not be acceptable and at that point agreed to go straight to bed. Once the juvenile was in her room and the complainant was satisfied with the juvenile's behavior both Officers then cleared. -Ptl. D. MILLER ******************************************* Incident #: 20178246 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Suspicious Person WATERWORTH PARK / SUNSET PARK PLAYGROUND Officer on patrol in Waterworth Memorial Park observed a male subject walking in the parking lot off Sunset Blvd. after closing time. Officer made contact with the male subject and identified him as a 15yoa juvenile. The juvenile was taken in to custody for a curfew violation and transported back to the police department where he was released to his father. Arrested: *JUVENILE* 2320 Merle Road Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 10/03/2002) Curfew Unruly Juvenile Ptl. C. Crider ******************************************* Incident #: 20178245 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer on station stood by with an Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper who had a subject on station for OVI. Officer cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** lncident #: 20178243 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse N HOWARD AVE / W SECOND STREET ARA ZAMBORSKY, KIRK 968 E THIRD ST 3 SALEM, OH 44460 Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation in the area of W Second St and N Howard Ave. After a brief investigation, K9 Argo was deployed and alerted to the presence of a narcotic odor. The vehicle was subsequently searched and yielded a glass pipe with a brown substance, which is commonly used for smoking crack cocaine. The driver of the vehicle was subsequently arrested and transported to the police department for processing. He was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The driver was afforded a warning for Two Headlights Required. Arrested Kirk Zamborsky AGE 48 968 E Third St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ORC 2925.1461) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178242 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Intoxicated Person 922 W PERSHING ST Complainant: DONALD WILSON Officers responded to 922 W. Pershing St. for a report of an intoxicated male subject. Upon arrival, contact was made with the complainant whom advised that his girlfriends son just recently came back from Louisiana to visit and that this evening he was intoxicated and threatening him. The complainant did not wish to file any charges at the time of complaint Contact was made with the male subject, whom was intoxicated. Officer advised the intox. male to stay in his room for the evening and to cause no further problems. Ptl. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20178241 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Speak To Officer 717 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: SUSAN SHERRILL Officer made contact with the complainant on station in reference to an earlier incident #20178232. Complainant advised that the subject from the earlier complainant was making false statements about her and she just wanted it documented. Ptl LaRosa **************************************** Incident #: 20178239 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Fraud Complainant: CHERYL BERKEY The complainant responded to Salem PD to report that while visiting the City on business earlier this date, numerous phone calls had been received by the complainant from an individual(s) claiming to be from the IRS. The callers used high pressure tactics to convince the complainant that a large sum of money was owed to the IRS and failure to pay promptly would result in the complainants arrest. The callers had instructed the complainant to purchase repaid gift cards, which the complainant subsequently did at 2875 E State St. A total of five gift cards were purchased in the amount of $1000 dollars each, and each of the cards numbers had been provided to the callers by the complainant as instructed. The callers had promptly redeemed each of the cards shortly thereafter. Additional phone calls had been made to the complainant requesting more money that would be refunded at a later time and additional cards had been purchased from a business in Boardman to complete those transactions. The complainant was responding to the Boardman location to obtain copies of the receipts as well. Officer suggested that the complainant file a report with the police jurisdiction that the complainant lives in, as well as consulting a federal law enforcement agency for further options. The gift cards were all purchased with a credit card and the complainant was advised to file a report with the Credit Card company as well. A police report number was provided to the complainant/victim. Card Numbers were redeemed in Laurel Maryland and San Jose California Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20178238 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Accident MV vs Animal 2789 E STATE ST 2 Unit 1 Owner CHRISTINE GRACE Police responded to the 2700 block of E. State St. for a motor vehicle vs. deer. The vehicle sustained functional damage to the front end. The deer was already gone when officers arrived. The driver advised of no injuries and was able to drive from the scene. Ptl Osberg ******************************************* Incident #: 20178236 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Distraught / Upset Person 156 N MADISON AVE Officers responded to the above location in reference to a distraught person. Officers arrived on scene and spoke with several family members who advised that the subject became agitated and started throwing things around the house. Officers were advised that the subject broke several things in the basement along with a vacuum cleaner. The subject fled the area prior to our arrival. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the subject. Ptl. S. LaRosa *********************************************
Saturday, November 18, 2017 08:34 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178226 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / N ELLSWORTH AVE Unit #l Driver Owner MICHELLE CRANK Unit #2 Driver JASON MILLER Owner Randall Miller The driver of Unit#l was traveling south on N. Ellsworth Ave. when she struck the rear of Unit#2 who was stopped for traffic. The driver of Unit#2 advised the same as Unit#l and minor damage was observed on the rear of Unit#2. Ptl.R.Miller ************************************************ lncident #: 20178227 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Reckless Operator 1516 S LlNCOLN AVE B Complainant: JENNIFER FINNEY, WARREN, OH 44481 Officers responded to the above location for a report of a construction worker who was directing traffic was bumped with a car multiple times by a red suv with a male driver. The complainant stated they were able to get a picture of the plate and vehicle, the matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ Incident #: 20178228 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Check Well Being 961 W WILSON ST B Complainant: TRISHA SWEENEY, ALLIANCE, OH 44601 Officers responded to the above location to check the well being of the female resident. The daughter of the female called and was concerned that her brother was fighting with her mother. Officers spoke with the complainants mother and she advised that her son was arguing with her earlier but everything was OK. She was explained the eviction process, should she choose to do so. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20178229 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Speak To Officer 1884 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: NATALIE LANSBERGER Report of speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that a male subject that belongs to the club wanted to assault another member of the club. Complainant advised they contacted the other member and advised him not to come to the club. This officer asked if she wanted the one removed from the club and she advised no that it shouldn't be an issue now. This officer did advise Goshen Twp. P.D. to keep an extra watch on the house of the other member just in case there are future problem. Ptl Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20178231 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1995 E STATE ST Complainant: DAWN SLAGLE Complainant contacted this department regarding a vehicle parked at the above location. She advised that a child seat in a vehicle was covered with a blanket and she was concerned a baby was left in the seat. Officers checked the vehicle and it did not appear that a child was inside. Officers had security page the owner just to make sure everything was OK. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** lncident #: 20178233 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation N LINCOLN AVE / E FIFTH STREET Report of two vehicles parked in a no parking zone in the 700 block of E Fifth St. Officer responded and made contact with both drivers. The vehicles were moved and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************************** Incident #: 20178234 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Theft 821 E STATE ST Complainant: Benjamin Cooper, MINERVA, OH Officer was flagged down in the parking lot of the above noted location. The complainant advised that he purchased an LG cell phone for $45 from a male individual about an hour prior to the time of report. He found that the individual was selling the phone on a buy/sell/trade sight. The complainant stated the when he went to activate the phone, it was unable to be activated and or possibly stolen. A name of the seller was obtained and officer will attempt to locate him. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** lncident #: 20178219 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 Menacing / Threats 211 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: KATHLEEN NORWOOD Officer responded to the 200 block of W. Seventh St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known male subject advised her that his son was going to cause harm to her son. Officer spoke to both the complainant and the known subject. After further investigation the complainant and male subject advised officer that there were no threats made and it was a misunderstanding. Ptl Brooks ************************************************ lncident #: 20178221 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 B&E / Buralary Reported 495 ARCH ST Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Officer responded to the 400 block of Arch St for a burglary report. The victim advised that several firearms were taken from his residence but then returned several hours later. Pictures were taken of the items as well as points of entry. Several statements were obtained and the complainant advised she got a phone call about who had taken the items. Officer attempted to locate the male suspect but his girlfriend advised he left town immediately after he returned the items. Charges are pending. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178223 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 Drug Paraphernalia E PERSHlNG ST / S BROADWAY While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 200 block of S Broadway Ave. During the stop officer did smell the scent of marijuana coming from the vehicle. A probable cause search did yield marijuana paraphernalia. The driver was cited for the possession as well as for two driving offenses. Cited: Jacob A Davis AGE 26 Address: 7900 Mark Rd NE Kensington, OH 44427 Charges: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia Expired Registration Brakes Lights Required (2) Ptl D Beeson ********************************************** Incident #: 20178224 Date: Friday, November 17,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 237 ROSE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of Rose Ave for a dispute. The complainant advised she wanted to male to leave her residence and he was refusing to do so. The male subject stated he would leave if she returned his house key. The male subject had a key to his residence already on his person and was advised to leave. Officers cleared the scene after the male subject left the property. Ptl. E. Perry **********************************************
Friday, November 17, 2017 08:08 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178218 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 Reckless Operator N LUNDY AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: KAYLA NAYLOR, KENSINGTON, OH Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reckless operator. The complainant advised a truck passed her in a no passing zone. Officers were unable to locate the vehicle. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************** lncident #: 20178217 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 Accident Private Property 2203 E STATE ST SHELL GAS STATION Unit #1 Operator: Macgranahan M. Ryan, ALLIANCE, OH Owner PAVEY AL CO INC, NORTH CANTON, OH Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a private property accident. Upon arrival, an employee advised a vehicle struck a cement base of a light pole. The vehicle did depart the area eastbound on E. State St. Contact was made with the driver of the vehicle and he did confirm striking the cement base. The driver further advised he did not report the issue because no damage was sustained to the pole. Officer gathered all pertinent information for the report. Sgt. K. Toy *********************************************** lncident #: 20178216 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 Theft 366 PENN AVE 10 Complainant: JOHN BRIDGE Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of Penn Ave for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he had recently moved to the residence and now he is unable to locate several items. The complainant stated that he believed that the persons who helped move him had taken the items in question. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20178215 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 Debris In Roadway 1500 BLOCK OF SOUTHEAST B Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to debris in the roadway. Complainant advised there was a traffic cone in the middle of the road. Upon arrival, officer found the cone was being used due to a large pothole. Salem Street Dept. was notified of the issue. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178214 Date: Thursday, November 16,2017 Check Well Being 120 N LINCOLN AVE B RESTAURANT Officers responded to the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave for a older male who seemed confused. Officers located the male subject and gave him a ride to his residence. The male subject appeared to have prolonged medical issues and his wife advised she would take of the situation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ******* Incident #: 20178213 Date: Thursday, ~overnber1 6,2017 Suspicious Person E PERSHING ST / OHIO AVE While on patrol officer did observe a female who was the subject of a theft investigation walking in the 700 block of E Pershing. Officer did make contact with the female who was taken into custody on the theft charge. See Report number 20178209 for report. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************** lncident #: 20178212 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Suspicious Person E PERSHING ST 1 OHIO AVE Officer was on routine patrol in the area of E Pershing St and Ohio Ave and was flagged down by a male subject. The subject stated he was transported to Salem ER by an ambulance and needed a ride home to Lisbon. The male subject was advised of his options and stated he would prefer to walk to his residence. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178210 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse JENNINGS AVE / W SECOND ST ARA CONNER, ANDREW DAVID 11895 KLINGER AVE NE ALLIANCE, OH 44601 While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with the vehicle in the 200 block of W Second St. Upon making the stop a male passenger did exit the rear of the vehicle and did flee on foot. Officer did apprehend the subject after a short pursuit. The male was found to have an active warrant out of Stark County. A search of the male incident to arrest did yield a concealed holstered knife and drug paraphernalia. The male was transported to the Salem Police Department for processing and was later taken to the Columbiana County Jail. The paraphernalia recovered will be sent to BCI for further testing. Arrested: Andrew D Conner AGE 28 Address: (LKA) 11895 Klinger Ave NE Alliance, OH 44601 Charges: Carrying Concealed Weapons (CCW) Obstruction of Official Business Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178209 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Theft 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer responded to the 11 00 block of E State St for a report of a theft. Officer arrived and spoke with store employees who stated that a female stole $17.07 in merchandise from the store. Officer did observe surveillance footage and was able to identify the female responsible. A warrant for theft was completed for the female in question. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178208 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Possible Scam 1065 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: GARY BROWN Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a fraud report over the phone. The complainant advised a company stating they were from Dish wanted to fix a software problem and then have the complainant send a check. The complainant did not give any personal information and called Dish Network customer service who advised it was a scam Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178202 Date:Wednesday, November 15,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 139 S BROADWAY AVE TRI COUNTY CHURCH OF GOD Unit # 1 Driver / Juliethdaniella Arango, Owner MARlZELA LEON Unit # 2 Owner WILLIAM LARSON , POLAND, OH While on patrol officer was flagged down in front of City Hall and advised of a motor vehicle accident with no injuries. The driver of unit # 1 backed into unit # 2 which was sitting in a parking space in the 100 block of S. Broadway Ave. Unit # 1 then fled before stopping just south of E. Pershing St. Officer took photos of the damage and provided both parties involved with a copy of the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Cited: Juliethdaniella Arango AGE 20 Offense: No OL ORC: 4510.12A1, Improper Backing ORC 4511.38A, Leaving Scene of An Accident 4549.03 Ptl Brooks ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178200 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 238 ROSE AVE Officers were called to a possible trespasser at 238 Rose Ave. Subjects there advised a noise was heard in the attic that they believed to be a person hiding. Officers checked and were unable to locate any one in the attic. A thermal camera was used from Salem FD. Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** ****
Thursday, November 16, 2017 08:58 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178206 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Possible Scam 1005 JENNlNGS AVE Complainant: JOHN WEINGART Officer on station took a report of possible scams occurring on station and found the number was not a working number. Officer when calling the requested number found it was not a working number also. The complainant was advised to not give any information out and to ignore the calls. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************************** Incident #: 20178205 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Neglect / Cruelty To Animal 515 PROSPECT ST B Officer spoke with humane officer and health dept on Prospect St. regarding a sick or diseased raccoon. Ptl.Banar *********************************************** lncident #: 20178186 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Assist Salem Fire Dept S ELLSWORTH AVE / E WlLSON Officer responded to the intersection of S Ellsworth Ave and W Wilson along with Salem Fire Department Personnel for a report of glass in the roadway. A large amount of safety glass was located in the northbound lane of S Ellsworth Ave. Officer provided traffic control while FD Personnel removed the glass from the street. Sgt B Slider ********************************************** Incident #: 20178187 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Road Rage Complainant: JAMES STOCKTON Officer met with a complainant on station who advised of a road rage incident. The complainant stated he was traveling west on E. State Street in the 1900 block when a dark colored Chevy truck approached the rear of his Ford truck rapidly. The complainant stated the Chevy truck was following him very close and acting reckless. The complainant stated that he entered the turn lane to go south on S. Union Avenue and as the Chevy truck passed him, the driver of the truck stuck his hand out the window and flipped his passenger side mirror forward. No damage was observed. A license plate was provided for the Chevy truck and contact was attempted at a phone number found for the registered owner. No contact was made and a voicemail was left. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178188 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer was dispatched to the 300 block of E Third St in regards to a suspicious vehicle. Complainant advised that a silver sedan had followed her home, while she was walking from a local store, and then parked across the street with it's lights turned off. Officer made contact with the operator of the vehicle who denied having followed the complainant but, advised that she was parking in the parking lot to wait for her son. The operator decided to leave the parking lot. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** Incident #: 20178190 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 1700 BLOCK OF PAINTER RD On 11/14/2017 while working the 1800- 0200 hrs uniformed patrol division shift in marked Salem cruiser #6 Ptl. SMITH and myself, Ptl. D. MILLER were patrolling the Northeast section of the jurisdiction and headed West bound on Painter Road when we observed a red in color vehicle that appeared to be disabled on the 1700 block. Ptl. SMITH called the vehicle out to dispatch and to also notify Perry Township of the incident since the vehicle was in Perry jurisdiction. Ptl. SMITH and I waited until a Perry Township Officer arrived on scene and advised the owner of the vehicle that he could tow the vehicle with a chain back into his driveway since the vehicle's front tires were still in the driveway. Once Perry Township Officer SANFORD (925) arrived on scene the owner of the vehicle started to work towards getting the vehicle off of the roadway, once it was in the driveway all Officers cleared with out incident. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178192 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1144 E PERsHlNG ST Complainant: ROBERT ECHOLS Officers were dispatched to the 11 00 block of E Pershing St in reference to a dispute. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that his girlfriend, with whom he lives, was accusing him of changing the temperature on the thermostat and making her 23 year old son cold. Officers also spoke with the female who also advised of an argument over the heat. Complainant advised that nothing physical had occurred. Both parties came to an agreement to stay away from each other for the remainder of the night and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** lncident #: 20178193 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Ambulance Needed 167 W SEVENTH ST Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of W. Seventh Street for a 911 hang up. Officers responded and were advised by residents inside a duplex of a male subject having a medical issue. Officers made contact with the male subject who advised he has a preexisting condition and was having trouble breathing. First Responders and an ambulance service responded. The subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20178194 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 100 W SEVENTH ST While assisting other officers on lnc.#20178193 officer located a capped syringe laying on the roadway in the 100 block of W. 7th St. The syringe was seized and transported back to the Salem Police Dept. and disposed of. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************* Incident #: 20178195 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Traffic Offense S LINCOLN AVE / SNYDER RD Officer on patrol stopped a tan Ford Focus in the area of S Lincoln Ave and Snyder Rd for a speeding violation. The driver was cited with Speeding (Salem ORD 333.03). Consent to search the vehicle was subsequently obtained. A search was conducted but, nothing illegal was located and officers cleared. Cited: Madison E. Bieber AGE 25 550 W Chalmers Ave Youngstown, OH 44511 Charge: Speeding (Salem ORD 333.03) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20178198 Date: Wednesday, November 15,2017 Ambulance Needed 238 ROSE AVE Officer(s) responded with the FD to the 200 block of Rose Ave for a reported medical emergency. On arrival officers stood by until the female in question was transported to the ER. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************************
Wednesday, November 15, 2017 09:15 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178166 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Dog At Large 1900 BLOCK OF SOUTHEAST B Officers responded to the above location for a dog at large, Officers were able to confine the dog to a fenced in yard. The Humane Officers was contacted to remove the dog. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178167 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Loud Persons 100 BLOCK OF S BROADWAY Officer(s) responded to the above location and observed a male subject with a large yellow sign advertising the closing of a local business. 50% off. He was standing on the southeast corner of Broadway & State St. Officer talked with the office manager at the local business and she advised she did not think the owner told him to be yelling at people. Officer talked with the male subject advised him to make sure the side walk stayed clear along with not blocking the view of traffic in the area and he could not be yelling at people either driving or walking. He advised he understood. Ptl. French *********************************************** lncident #: 20178169 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 385 W PERSHING ST Complainant: MICHAEL SMYTH Complainant on station to advise that subjects at 395 W. Pershing St. are driving through his yard to get to another house. This officer responded to the 395 W. Pershing St. and spoke to the individuals involved and advised them that if this continues they will be charged with criminal damage and they advised that they understood. Ptl Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20178170 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Harassment 442 E SCHOOL ST Complainant: SALLEE KENISTON Officers responded to the above location for a report of harassment due to an ongoing civil matter. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated her ex-boyfriend is sending her text messages all hours of the day wanting to speak with their daughter. The complainant stated that there is a court date in a couple of weeks to determine custody issues. Officers contacted the male subject via phone and advised him stop texting the complainant until the custody court date. The male subject complied without incident. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** lncident #: 20178171 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Speak Officer Complainant: MAGGIE JACKSON The complainant responded to this department to speak to an officer. She advised that she was not happy with the medical treatment she received a few months prior at a local medical facility. The complainant wanted the incident documented and advised that she had already filed a complaint with the medical board. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178172 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation ROSE AVE / E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and observed a white colored pick up truck parked with in the 30 feet of the stop sign and intersection. Officer advised a male subject who came out of the corner house on the northwest corner about the complaint and he advised he would let his boss know and have it moved. The other vehicle (truck) was back far enough. Ptl. French ********************************************** Incident #: 20178173 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Speak To Officer 667 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ROBYN PARRISH Officer responded to the above location and met with the female complainant who was up set over her boy friends brother taking scrap that supposedly she was given first by a female that works there. The owner of the business was there and advised that, he had given the scrap to the boy friends brother yesterday, Monday, 11- 13-17. She advised it was given to her an hour ago. She and her boyfriend had started to take the scrap and asked the brother to help. The owner advised her to leave his property that he owns the business and gave her nothing. The owner advised that those inside taking the scrap at this time are the ones allowed and she was to get off the property. She left headed east bound on Mullins. Officer talked with her again around the tracks and she advised that it wasn't fair that the brother was trying to get her child taken away from her they needed the scrap. Officer advised her that the owner wished for her not to be on the property and she left upset yelling. Ptl. French ************************************************* Incident #: 20178174 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: KATIE Report of a drive off at the above business. Upon arrival, the employee advised that a subject in a Red suv pumped $13.19 worth of gas and left without paying. This officer checked the area and was unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl Miller ******************************************* lncident #: 20178175 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Check Well Being Complainant: PAYPAL, SECURITY Police responded to the 200 block of E. 3rd St for a check well being. The complainant stated that they believe a female at that residence wanted to harm herself. When officers arrived contact was made with the female. The female advised everything was good and never made comments to hurt herself. Once officers felt everything appeared normal officers cleared. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** lncident #: 20178176 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Menacing / Threats 821 E STATE ST Salem Public Library Complainant: JENNY CARSON Officer(s) responded to the above location and found the complainant along with three female juveniles, one being her daughter, and an adult male and female. They claimed that another female juveniles mother came to the location and made threats towards the complainants daughter inside the location. Officer did talk with an employee working inside and she advised that the female juveniles were inside when the older female came in with two other female juveniles and began yelling at the juveniles in the location about making threats and going out side. The employee went and advised that she could not come in there and act like that and she was requested to leave which she did reluctantly. Officer found that this is over the complainants daughter and the other mother arriving there going after the complainants daughter since some things were done at the school. There has been a complaint done by school officials and the are to be looking at the video to see who may have put a threatening type note in the complainants daughters locker. The other mother advised that her daughter had received threatening texts from the complainants daughter. The complainants daughter advised she did not do that and she does not have the other girls number. Officer advised all that officer would this departments juveniles officer(s) look into along with the school officials to see if this could get settled and for the girls to try and stay away from each other the best they could. Ptl. French ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178177 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Reckless Operator 800 BLOCK OF N LINCOLN A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and observed the vehicle make a right hand turn onto W. 6th St heading west bound from Lincoln. Officer observed the vehicle go into an alley north bound from 6th then turn right into a drive way and pull into a garage. Officer advised the female operator of the complaint which she denied any wrongful driving but did complain about the vehicle riding her rear while she was driving the speed limit. All appeared to be fine officer cleared. Ptl. French ********************************************* lncident #: 20178178 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Debris In Roadway 1968 PAINTER RD Complainant: JOHN ARSUFFI Officer responded to the above location and observed a male subject sitting on a trailer and he advised that, leaves and other brush were blown over into the ditch line on the north side of the road. He advised the complainant that they were waiting for another male to arrive with the leaf blower and they would clean out the ditch. He was advised of the complaint and the need to have the ditch clean. He advised he was doing that and it would be done. Ptl. French ************************************************** lncident #: 20178179 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 TraffIic Signal Malfunction SOUTHEAST BLVD / E PERSHING Police responded to the intersection of Southeast Blvd and E. Pershing St to check the traffic signal. One of the green lights was burnt out in the southbound lane. Police advised everything else was ok. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** Incident #: 20178180 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Reckless Operator N LINCOLN AVE / E TENTH STREET Police responded to the area of N. Lincoln and E. 10th for a reckless driver. Officers then responded to Walgreens parking lot for that vehicle in the drive thru. Officers made contact with the female driver who had struck a guard rail in Goshen Twps jurisdiction. Goshen PD advised they were in route to speak with the driver. Ptl Osberg ************************************************ lncident #: 20178181 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 409 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: AMANDA PEDRO Officers responded to the above location for a dispute over the ownership of a dog. The complainant advised that she and her boyfriend left their dog at her boyfriend's brothers house until they could get and apartment. She advised that they now would not return the dog. Officers spoke to a female at the residence and she advised that they had the dog for three months and she feels they should not have to return it. After much discussion, the dog was ultimately returned. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ lncident #: 20178182 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Assist Other Agency 2242 LEXINGTON AVE Complainant: FLEENOR, PTL Officer was dispatched to the 2200 block of Lexington Ave in order to assist the Fairfield Police Department from Fairfield, OH. Fairfield PD advised that a package was delivered to the above address after having been purchased with a stolen credit card from their jurisdiction. Fairfield Pd requested an officer make contact with the resident to gather more information. Officer made contact with the resident and the gathered information was forwarded to Fairfield PD. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20178183 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Domestic In Progress 990 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to the above location in reference to a domestic dispute in progress. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with all parties involved. Complainant advised that she was arguing with the her mother and her mothers boyfriend. The mother advised that the complainant , who is her juvenile daughter , was acting unruly and disrespectful. All parties were given solutions to their issues. The mother advised that she was leaving for work and the complainant was going to a friends for the evening. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************* Incident #: 20178184 Date: Tuesday, November 14,2017 Disabled I Stuck MV Report of a disabled motor vehicle in the area of S Ellsworth Ave and the railroad tracks. Upon arrival, the vehicle had already been pushed off the roadway by passersby. Officer made contact with the driver who advised that she was okay and that her husband was on the way. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************************** Incident #: 20178157 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Civil Matter 922 W PERSHING ST Complainant: LISA DELP Officer was dispatched to the 900 block of W Pershing St in reference to a civil matter. Complainant advised that her son has been renting a room from a male in the 900 block of W Pershing St. However, complainant stated that the male was now wanting her son out of the residence without notice. Officer responded to spoke with the home owner, who was advised that the issue is civil in nature and he would need to properly evict the complainant's son through the courts. After speaking with the subject, he advised that he wanted to leave the residence and was given a voluntary transport to the police department to wait for a ride. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20178161 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 911 Hang-up Call 818 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 800 block of S Lundy Ave in reference to a 911 hang up call. Officer made contact with the home owner who advised that no call was made. Officers also made contact at a neighbor's residence who also denied that a call was made. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178162 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Ambulance Needed 861 E SIXTH ST On 11/13/2017 Officers responded to the 800 block of East Sixth Street in regards to a depressed male subject that had mixed prescription pills and alcohol. Upon arrival Officers stood by and assisted FD and Emergency services until the male subject was loaded into the back of KLG's Ambulance. Officers then waited for KLG to clear the address for safety and the male subject was then transported to Salem Hospital to be treated. Ptl. D. MILLER *********************************************** Incident #: 20178163 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 649 PROSPECT ST On 11/13/2017 Officers responded to the 600 block of Prospect Street in regards to a criminal damaging and theft report. Upon arrival Officers gathered the victim's information and searched the area for any further damage and checked with the victim to make sure nothing else was missing. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************* Incident #: 20178164 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Ambulance Needed 237 ROSE AVE Complainant: KRISTEN CHRISTENSEN Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Rose Avenue for a female having a medical issue. Officers responded along with the Fire Department and made contact with the complainant who needed transported to the hospital. Two small children were in the residence and officers stood by until the complainants grandmother responded to the residence to take care of the children. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************
Tuesday, November 14, 2017 08:40 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178147 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Accident Private Property 1761 E STATE ST BURGER KING FOOD UNIT #1 DRIVER ALlVlA ESTOCK Owner ANDREW ESTOCK , ALLIANCE, OH UNIT #2 Driver/Owner MELISSA BAKER , HANOVERTON, OH Officers responded to the above location for a private property accident between two vehicles. Unit #1 was parked in a parking spot. Unit #2 was driving in the parking lot, Unit #1 pulled out of the spot and didn't see Unit #2 and struck the front passenger side of Unit #2. Both units had minor damage and were driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ lncident #: 20178148 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Recovered Property Complainant: DARLA RAND Officer responded to this department and met with the complainant in the lobby area. It was found that the incident is Perry Townships and the complainant was referred to their department. Ptl. French ******************************************** Incident #: 20178152 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Menacing By Stalking Complainant: TARYN GRODHAUS Complainant on station to advise that while working her shift at SRMC a male patient began to talk to her and advised that he knew a lot about her. Complainant advised that she is concerned that he knew so much about her and that she did not know him at all. Complainant advised that she wanted the incident documented and for this officer to speak with the male subject. This officer spoke with the male subject about the incident, he advised that he thought he knew her or her family and did not mean to cause any problems. Ptl Miller *********************************************** lncident #: 20178155 Date: Monday, November 13,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem SOUTHEAST BLVD / EDGEWOOD Complainant: CCSO, CRYSTAL Report of a lost juvenile(male, Brown hair) in the above area. Upon arrival, officers checked the area for several minutes and were unable to locate the male juvenile. Ptl Miller ************************************************** Incident #: 20178133 Date. Sunday, November 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 256 E STATE ST BB ROONERS Unit # 1 Driver/Owner JEANNE WILSON , LISBON, OH Unit # 2 Driver/Owner TAMMY SEEVERS , LISBON, OH Officer responded to the alley behind BB Rooners for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. Unit # 1 was backing out of a parking spot as unit # 2 was backing down the alley. Unit # 1 hit unit # 2 . Both vehicles were driven from the scene. Officer took photos of the damage. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************** lncident #: 20178134 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 346 W WILSON ST B Complainant: KAMERON HAWKINS Officer responded to the Salem PD to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that he got into a verbal dispute with his girlfriends ex. The complainant advised officer that nothing physical happened. Officer advised the complainant to call the PD if he has any further issues. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178135 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 625 E SIXTH ST Officers responded to the above location for a juvenile complaint. Complainant advised his juvenile son was refusing to go home with him. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the son and he did go home with his father. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************* Incident #: 20178136 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 346 W WILSON ST Complainant: ASHLEY BADDELEY Officers responded to the 300 block of W Wilson St for a juvenile problem. The complainant advised her daughter was making threats towards her and was refusing to calm down. Officers spoke with the juvenile and was able to get her to calm down for the evening. The mother was given her options about filing unruly charges through juvenile court. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************************** Incident #: 20178138 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Drug Overdose 663 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: SFD, 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the above location for a possible overdose. Complainant her stated her dad is a known user and is not acting right. Upon arrival, the father was laying in his bed coherent but was very lethargic and was slurring his speech. The subject stated he took suboxen and was snorting xanax. The subject stated he did have a prescription for the xanax but not the suboxen. Drug paraphernalia was located in the subject's bedroom in plain view. The paraphernalia was collected and brought back to this station and placed into evidence. The subject was transported to Salem ER for evaluation. This officer responded to the ER and provided the subject a copy of the drug overdose paper work. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178139 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Suspicious Person 180 HAWLEY AVE / CLEVELAND ST Complainant: NICOLE LEE Officers responded to the 100 block of Hawley Ave for a suspicious person report. The complainant advised someone had ran out of her garage when she let the dog out. Officers checked the area but was unable to locate the subject with the description given. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20178141 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Traffic Offense 462 S LINCOLN AVE Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation in the 400 block of S. Lincoln Ave. The driver was found to have a suspended license and the registered owner knew the driver had the vehicle. The driver and registered owner were cited and released. The vehicle was removed by AAA towing with a court hold. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: Harold G. Bell Jr. AGE:54 of 1269 B Cedar Ridge Dr. Salem Charge: DUS Cited: Laurie E. Bell AGE:61 of 1269 B Cedar Ridge Dr. Salem Charge: Wrongful Entrustment Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ lncident #: 20178142 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Theft 1723 E THIRD ST Complainant: SARAH PAGAN Officer responded to the 1700 block of E Third St for a report of a theft. The complainant advised a family member was staying at her residence while she was on vacation When she returned to the residence all of her jewelry was missing from her safe. Pictures were taken of the safe and other evidence was collected from the scene. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20178143 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Officers did assist the Ohio State Troopers on a traffic stop in the 300 block of W Pershing. K9 Simon did also indicate to the presence of narcotic odor and OSP did locate contraband in the vehicle. Officers did assist until OSP advised they were okay. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************** Incident #: 20178145 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 157 S ELLSWORTH AVE While on patrol, officer observed a known male with an active warrant out of this county, walking in the 100 blk of S. Ellsworth. Contact was male with the subject and the warrant was confirmed. The subject was taken into custody, transported to this station for the booking process and later released to CCSO. Arrested: Robert J. Mohr AGE 58 565 Franklin Ave. Apt. F Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Warrant- FTA Ptl. D. Young **************************************************
Monday, November 13, 2017 08:33 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178096 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check ARA RHODES, CAROLINE 480 W PERSHING ST SALEM, OH 44406 Officers responded to the Salem Police Department for a warrant arrest. The female subject was taken into custody and processed and booked. She was then released to Columbiana County Sheriff's Department. Arrested: Caroline Rhodes AGE 20 Address: 480 W Pershing St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Warrant Arrest - Failure to Appear Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178131 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1335 CLEVELAND ST While officers were on scene in the 1300 block of Cleveland St. a dispute between several subjects occurred. The dispute was over a civil matter, officers stood by until two of the subjects gathered their belongings and left the residence. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20178130 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Theft 1335 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: MIRANDA MORAR Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of Cleveland St for a reported theft I person to be removed. On arrival officers spoke with multiple persons involved. The complainant stated that the battery had been taken out of her boyfriends car without his permission. The complainant stated that she believed one of the persons who lived in the apt building had taken the battery. Officers spoke with the persons in question who stated that they had not taken the battery. Officers advised all the persons involved of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178129 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Suspicious Object Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Complainant on station to speak with a officer about finding a suspicious substance inside of his residence. Officers spoke with the complainant and took possession of the item in question and will attempt to have it tested. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************************** Incident #: 20178127 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Suicide 423 S LUNDY AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of South Lundy for a report of a person who wanted to harm themselves. On arrival officers located the person in question sitting inside of there vehicle. After speaking with the person officers called for First Responders and a ambulance. The man was voluntarily transported to the Salem ER. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* lncident #: 20178123 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Domestic Dispute Report SHARP AVE / ARCH ST Officers responded to the area of Arch Street and Sharp Avenue in regards to a domestic dispute report. Officers arrived on scene and located several subjects standing in the front yard of the 800 block of Sharp Avenue. Officers made contact with the male and female subject and observed fresh blood and several injuries to both parties. It was found that the male and female subject were married. Upon speaking to both parties officers were unable to determine who the primary aggressor was and both the male and female subject were placed in custody for Domestic Violence. The male and female subject were both directly transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Photographs of all the injuries were obtained. Arrested: Megan C Martin AGE: 27 Address: 777 Sharp Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (M1) Arrested: Matthew A Martin AGE: 30 Address: 777 Sharp Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (M1) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** Incident #: 20178122 Date: Sunday, November 12,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officer on patrol in the 200 block of S Ellsworth Ave observed a male and female subject yelling at each other. Officer made contact with the two subjects who advised that they were just having an argument. Upon speaking to the two subjects it was found that they were both highly intoxicated and to intoxicated to walk home. Officer provided the male and female a courtesy transport to their residence in the 200 block of W Wilson Ave. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178121 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Speak To Officer 366 PENN AVE 10 Officer responded to the 300 block of Penn Ave in regards to a male subject who wished to speak to an officer. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the male subject who advised that he was having issues with some of the residence at the apartment complex. The male subject also advised that he was "set up" in moving to his new residence. Officer advised the male subject he will have to discuss his issues with his landlord and his attorney. Ptl C Walla ************************************************* Incident #: 20178119 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Drug Overdose 247 E FIFTH ST Officers responded to the 200 block of E Fifth in regards to a drug overdose. EMT Ambulance and Salem Fire arrived on scene and administered narcan to the female subject. The female subject was the transported to the Salem Hospital ER. Officer later responded to the Salem ER and issued the female subject her drug immunity papers. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178117 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation in the 200 Block of N. Lincoln Ave. K9 Simon was deployed during the stop and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. A large amount of suspected narcotics and paraphernalia was recovered from the vehicle and the driver and passenger were both arrested. The vehicle was removed from the roadway by Kaiser Towing and both subjects were transported on station and processed. Both were incarcerated in the Columbiana County Jail to be held until a bond is set. Additional charges pending laboratory results. Arrested: Jeffrey E. Darin AGE:31 of 4940 Grover Dr. Youngstown Ohio 44512 Charge(s): Possession of drug abuse instrm., Possession of drug paraphernalia Arrested Elizabeth G. Durick AGE:36 of 135 Main St. Leetonia Oh 44431 Charge: Carrying Concealed Weapons Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** Incident #: 20178116 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Traffic Offense N LINCOLN AVE / FE COPE DR While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 900 block of N Lincoln Ave. During the stop the driver did consent to a search of the vehicle but nothing of significance was located. The driver was given a verbal warning for the offense. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178115 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 1200 BUCKEYE AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 1200 block of Buckeye Ave for a report of a security light on the school that was going on and off. Officer did check the area and found that the light appeared to be malfunctioning. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178114 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Intoxicated Person 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the rear of a business in the 11 00 block of E State St. and located a subject that was reported to have fallen and could not walk. Officers being familiar with the subject ensured she had assistance home and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** Incident #: 20178113 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 OVI Arrest 229 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 200 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. for a moving violation and found the driver to be impaired. Officers placed the driver in custody without incident and the vehicle owner was contacted to recover the vehicle. The driver was later charged and released to a sober ride. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Andrew H. Bauman AGE:30 of 950 Canterbury Ln Salem Ohio Charge: OVI, Marked Lanes CCMC date of 11-17-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178112 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 641 OLIVE ST A Officer responded to Chappell and Zimmerman for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Officer made contact with several subjects who were inside the building. The subjects advised officer that they were employees and showed officer proof they had permission to be in the building. Ptl Brooks ************************************************ lncident #: 20178111 Date: Saturday, November 11, 2017 B&E I Burglary Reported 1357 N LINCOLN AVE Officer responded to the 1300 block of N Lincoln Ave for a report of a burglary that occurred. Officer arrived and did gather the information. Various pieces of jewelry were taken from the home and the incident is under investigation. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20178110 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Accident MV vs Animal 2495 E STATE ST A ALDl GROCERY Unit # 1 Driver / RO TYLER DAVIS , LISBON, OH While on patrol officer checked on a vehicle stopped with its four ways on near Aldis Grocery. The driver of the vehicle advised officer that he had hit a deer. Officer was not able to locate the deer. Officer took photos of the damage and provided the driver of the vehicle with a copy of the report number. PTL J BROOKS ************************************************** lncident #: 20178109 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Suspicious Person 1741 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the city limits on Newgarden for a report of a suspicious person dressed in dark clothing walking in the street. Officer did locate the subject on St Rt 9 and did advise Perry township of the matter. Officer did assist Perry Township in handling the matter and transported the male to a nearby location. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20178108 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Accident MV vs Animal SR 14 /ALLEN RD Officer responded to a car versus deer crash that was reportedly on Allen Rd. Officer arrived and found the crash had occurred on SR 14 west of Allen Rd. and stood by for Perry Twp. PD to arrive. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** lncident #: 20178107 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Domestic In Progress 182 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: JEANIE FISHER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a domestic in progress. Complainant advised she heard yelling coming from her neighbors residence. Upon arrival, it was found it was verbal only and no physical violence occurred. While on scene this officer observed a known female with an active warrant out of this county. The female in question, gave officers false information several times delaying the investigation. The females I.D. was located and the female was taken into custody for the warrant along with Obstruction. She was transported by this officer to the station for the booking process. While on station officers located a drug paraphernalia in the females purse. Once the booking process was finished the female was transported to county jail. Arrested: Amber Lynn Maraldo AGE 34 LKA- 2649 Newgarden Rd. Salem Ohio, 44460 Charge- Warrant, Obstruction, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Ptl. D. Young ************************************************* Incident #: 20178105 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Check Well Being CONTINENTAL / BENTLEY Complainant: EMT, AMBULANCE 383 N LINCOLN AVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officer responded to the 400 block of Bentley to check the well being of a female. Officer arrived and spoke with the female who advised she was having a medical problem and requested medical assistance. The Salem FD and EMT did respond and the female was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************** lncident #: 20178100 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Person To Be Removed 186 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: TERESA CASSINGER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to an unwanted person(s). Upon arrival, the complainant advised two known subjects were knocking on her door and she wanted them to leave. Officers did advise both of the complainant's wish and they departed without incident. Sgt. K. Toy 11/12/17: Officer learned that one of the unwanted subjects did provide a false name. Charges were done and taken to Columbaina County Jail. Charged: Amber L. Maraldo AGE: 34 of 2649 New Garden Rd Salem, OH 44460 Obstruction of Official Business Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ***
Sunday, November 12, 2017 08:56 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178098 Date: Saturday, November 11, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANTHONY BARONE, RD YOUNGSTOWN, OH Officer(s) responded to the intersection of North Lincoln and East 3rd St for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling south in the 300 block of N Lincoln when the driver stopped for the stop sign at the intersection of North Lincoln and East 3rd St. Unit # 2 had also been traveling south in the 300 block of N Lincoln when the driver failed to stop for traffic. This action caused unit # 2 to strike unit # 1 from behind. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / Anthony Barone driver / Brittany Barone vehicle / 2013 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Katherine Oneill vehicle / 2008 Subaru Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident #: 20178099 Date: Saturday, November 11, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 283 W THIRTEENTH ST Complainant: J DAVID HULL Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of West 13th St for a report of criminal damaging / trespass. On arrival to the area officers attempted to speak with the complainant. The complainant was uncooperative and yelling at officers as they attempted to speak with him. Officers advised the complainant multiple times to calm down and he refused. The complainant attempted to push past officers and was arrested for disorderly conduct. Officers placed John D Hull in custody for Disorderly Conduct. Hull was transported to the station were he was processed and then transported to the county jail. Officers cleared. Arrested / John D Hull 283 W 13th St., Salem, OH Age 54 Charge / Disorderly Conduct arrest # 171 305 Ptl R Keister ********************************************* lncident #: 20178102 Date: Saturday, November 11, 2017 Fight 256 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 200 block of E. State St. for a report of a fight. Upon arriving all parties were separated. Officers were advised that the fight was verbal only and nothing physical happened. Both parties went there separate ways. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** lncident #: 20178100 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Person To Be Removed 186 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: TERESA CASSINGER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to an unwanted person(s). Upon arrival, the complainant advised two known subjects were knocking on her door and she wanted them to leave. Officers did advise both of the complainant's wish and they departed without inicdent. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************* lncident #: 20178097 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Identity Theft 781 East 3rd St Complainant: MICHAEL ODELL Officer(s) responded to the 700 block of East 3rd St for a report of identity theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone known to him had been able to get all of his personnel information and had used it without his permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. The information will be sent to the Prosecutors Office for review of possible charges. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178095 Date: Saturday, November 11,2017 Ambulance Needed Officers and first responders responded to the Salem Police Department for a medical call. The complainant advised his friend was having a slight panic attack. The female subject was checked by first responders and signed a refusal for medical treatment. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20178091 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation ROSE AVE / E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of 4th St and Rose for a parking complaint. The vehicles were parked in a valid parking zone but one of them was left side to the curb. Officer did make contact with the owner who advised that he would move the vehicles. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ lncident #: 20178087 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Intoxicated Driver 1761 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Officers responded to the 1700 block of E State St for a possible intoxicated driver. The complainant advised the vehicle had turned into a gas station parking lot. Officers located the vehicle and made contact with the driver. The driver was administered field sobriety and did not appear to be intoxicated. There were several unopened beers inside the vehicle and he advised he wanted to drink during half-time of the football game and re- enter. He was advised that he would not be permitted to enter the high school football game while intoxicated. Officers working the football game were advised of the incident. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 20178086 Date: Friday. November 10.2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse Complainant: GLENN MCGEE, COLUMBIANA, OH 44408 Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a report of possible drug abuse. The complainant advised he picked up his juvenile son from his ex's residence and the juvenile's clothing smelled like marijuana. He stated that he was afraid the female subject would cause custodial problems. The complainant was advised that if he had a mutual agreement with the female subject then there should not be any issues and that it would be court matter. The complainant had already contacted Children Services and was advised a report would be faxed to their office. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20178084 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Possible Scam 685 ARCH ST Complainant: KAREN GALCHICK Complainant calling to speak with a officer about receiving a call that she believed was a possible scam. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178080 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Speak To Officer 636 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: CHRISTOPHER DAVIS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that his ex- wife who lives in PA told him he is going to drop their kid off at his house and that he is not sure what to do. Officer advised the complainant to contact the court for any advise. Ptl. J. Brooks ***********************************************
Saturday, November 11, 2017 08:21 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178081 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 565 FRANKLIN AVE B Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Franklin for a reported domestic dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a verbal dispute over family matters. Officers advised both persons of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* lncident #: 20178082 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Structure Fire 554 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded with the FD to the 500 block of Franklin for a reported structure fire. On arrival officer sstood by for traffic control while the FD extinguished the fire. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20178079 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Severe Weather Damage 824 E STATE ST Officer responded to the 800 block of E State St for a report of some sort of sign at the front of a building that was hanging over top of the sidewalk. Officer arrived and observed that a large wooden sign was hanging over the side of a stone wall, supported only by the base of the sign (which was caught on the inner edge of the wall), and posing a hazard to anyone walking along the sidewalk below. The sign appeared to have been blown over the top of the wall by strong winds and had some minor scrapes on the frame. Officer was able to lift the sign back over the ledge of the wall and place it back in an upright position. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** lncident #: 20178078 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Suspicious Activity 837 BARCLAY AVE Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Barclay Avenue for a report of suspicious activity. Officers were advised that a subject was observed digging behind a shed at 2:25AM. Officers responded and did not locate any persons. Nothing criminal was observed behind the shed or around the area. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** lncident #: 20178077 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Curfew Violation PARK AVE / RIDGEWOOD DR PUBLIC TRANSIT VEHICLE Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle on Morris Ave and observed a vehicle eastbound on Maple St toward Park Ave that was similar in description. Officer caught up to vehicle after it had turned South onto Park Ave and then West onto Ridgewood, at which time a traffic stop was initiated. Officer identified all three occupants as juveniles. They were placed in custody for curfew violation, escorted to the Police Department and subsequently released to each of their respective parents. They were advised they would be notified of a time and date to appear for a hearing with the Salem PD Juvenile Officer. (3) Juveniles arrested for Curfew Violation Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178076 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 863 MORRIS AVE Officers responded to the 800 block of Morris Ave for a report of a suspicious vehicle that had pulled into the driveway of a residence and turned the lights out. The caller advised that nobody exited the vehicle, and it was currently leaving the area away from Centennial Park. This officer was near the area and observed a vehicle eastbound on maple St, however it was subsequently stopped and affirmed not to be the vehicle in question. Officers had checked the surrounding area and did not locate anyone. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* Incident #: 20178075 Date: Friday, November 10,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1271 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of Cleveland St in reference to a suspicious vehicle. Complainant advised of a sedan that was sitting stationary in the parking lot of Salem City School Administration building with the head lights on. Officers responded and made contact with two juvenile males inside. They advised that they were staying at a friends residence and were waiting for that friend's girlfriend to leave the before they went back inside. The city's curfew ordinance was explained to both juveniles and they were advised to go inside for the night. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochra ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178074 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1417 ORCHARD AVE Officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant on a female at the above address. Officers spoke with the current resident who advised that the female longer lives at the residence. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178073 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Check Well Being 418 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: TIMOTHY LEWIS Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Columbia St in order to check the well being of a male subject. Dispatch advised that complainant contacted the police department to advise that the subject posted on social media that he was going to commit suicide. Officers responded and spoke with several family members who advised that the subject no longer lives at the residence but, now lives in the 11 00 block of W Perry St in Perry Township. Perry Township PD was advised of the incident and responded to W Perry St, along with several family members. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178072 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction S LINCOLN AVE / E PERSHING Officers responded to the intersection of S Lincoln Ave and E Pershing St for a report of a possible traffic signal malfunction. Officers monitored the signal through four cycles of traffic and observed no problems as long as traffic stopped at the stop marker lines. Sgt B Slider ******************************************* Incident #: 20178070 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Intoxicated Person 253 VINE AVE On 11/9/2017 Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave in regards to a male passed out on the sidewalk. Upon arrival Officers made contact with said male out in the middle of the roadway of Vine Ave. The male later identifed as ESTEBAN BATEN VELASQUEL, was laying down on his back and unaware of what was going on around him. When Officers approached, BATEN VELASQUEL could not stand up on his own and needed help. BATEN VELASQUEL had an odor of an alchoholic beverage coming from his person and his eyes were bloodshot. BATEN VELASQUEL could not provide Officers with a name or number, but did state his address. Due to BATEN VELASQUEL not being able to provide Officers with any information and because he posed a clear risk to himself by laying out in the middle of the roadway, BATEN VELASQUEL was placed into custody and arrested for disorderly conduct. Arrestee: ESTEBAN BATEN VELASQUEL AGE 26 Address: 254 Rose Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct (M4) Ptl. D. Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20178069 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Assist Other Agency 208 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: ADULT SERVICES, PATTY Police responded to the 200 block of Jennings Ave to assist Adult Protective Services. Officers stood by while APS conducted an investigation with subjects at the residence. Once the investigation was finished officers cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg *******************************************
Friday, November 10, 2017 08:52 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178060 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N ELLSWORTH AVE / E FOURTH ST CITED: ROBERT M. HALL 911 FRANKLIN SALEM, OH 44460 UNIT#l DRIVER ROBERT M. HALL Owner ROBERT HALL, 2016 GMC UNIT# 2 DRIVER KENNETH WOERTHER Owner Kenneth Woerther , 2015 FORD FOCUS RED Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle accident. Unit #wI as traveling eastbound on 4th Street stopped at the stop sign. Unit #2 was traveling northbound on North Ellsworth Ave. Unit #1 failed to yield to the stop sign and struck Unit #2. Unit #2 was towed from the scene by Sinsley's Towing. The driver of Unit #1 was issued a citation for failure to yield a stop sign. Citation: Robert M. Hall Failure to Yield Stop Sign 331.19 Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178065 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 605 S ELLSWORTH AVE A AMERICAN STANDARD Unit#l Driver/Owner REX STEPHEN, FREDERICKTOWN, OH, 2002 CHEV SW RED Unit#2 Driver DAELA AUSTRINO, LEETONIA, OH, Owner LAURIE FALL , 2007 CHEV 2s TRAFFIC ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l was legally parked on S. Ellsworth along the above business when he attempted to pull out of his parking space and struck the right rear of Unit#2. Unit# 2 was traveling south on S. Ellsworth Ave. in the 600 block when Unit#l attempted to pull out of his parking space and struck the right rear of her vehicle. Moderate damage was observed to the rear of Unit#2 and minor damage was observed to Unit#l. Ptl Miller ************************************************** Incident #: 20178051 Date: Wednesday, November 8,2017 Accident Private Property 855 W STATE ST DUNKIN DONUTS (WEST) Unit #2, parked / unoccupied, Owner WILLIAM ANDREA , 2016 HOND CIVIC 4s BLK Unit #1, DRI: Katlyn Colegrove, CLEVELAND, OH, Owner ENTERPRISE RENTAL, 2017 FORD FUSION NC SILV Unit 2 had been legally parked (unoccupied) facing South in a marked parking space in front of the business at 855 W State St. Unit 1 had been parked facing West in an adjacent marked parking space. Unit 1 backed out of the parking space from West to South, and the passenger rear corner of Unit 1 struck the passenger side rear quarter panel/back door of Unit 2. Both units sustained minor cosmetic damage from the collision. The owner of Unit 2 and a witness observed the collision from inside the business at 855 W State St. The driver of Unit 1 and owner of Unit 2 exchanged information and the driver of Unit 1 had departed prior to officer arriving on scene. Officer subsequently contacted the driver of Unit 1 by telephone and gathered additional information to complete the report. Local Report Only. Photos of damage to Unit 2 taken at the scene. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20178057 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 930 PROSPECT ST REAR Complainant: TERRY TILLEY Report of criminal damage at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that the previous tenant had destroyed the apartment. Complainant advised that they put several holes in the walls, doors, sliding glass door and destroyed carpet. Complainant advised that they left the apartment without notifying him or telling him where she moved to. Complainant was advised of his options. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178058 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV W SCHOOL ST / E FIFTH ST Officer Responded to the above location and observed a black colored vehicle bearing Ohio registration, HDAI 109 sitting on the west side of the road way facing south. The vehicle had blocks behind it's rear wheels. Officer issued a red warning tag for violation of City ordinance 303.09 Illegally Parked Vehicle on Street/Roadway. It was parked across from 520 W. School. Officer left a note on the red warning of possible pink ticket and tow within 48hrs if not moved. Ptl. French ************************************************* Incident #: 20178059 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY Officers responded to the above location for a gas drive off, Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** lncident #: 20178062 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued 500 BLOCK OF N ELLSWORTH Officer was on routine patrol and observed a black colored Dodge Ram truck parked on the roadway where there was no parking. The vehicle bearing Pennsylvania registration, ZKF1771 was parked in front of 572 N. Ellsworth. Officer issued pink ticket # 3483 to the vehicle for violation of No Parking Zone #1. Ptl. French ********************************************* lncident #: 20178063 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Public Assist 165 W FOURTH ST Complainant: LINDA FULLUM Officer responded to the above location and met with the female complainant who had a court order to retrieve property that was hers and an officer was to be there and stand by while she gets the items. Officer stood by and there were no problem with those there. She may need to go back and get other items at a later date. No problems and after she advised she had what she came for, officer cleared. Ptl. French ************************************************** Incident #: 20178066 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 148 PENN AVE Complainant: EMILY ELLSWORTH Police responded to the 100 block of Penn Ave for criminal damage. Police spoke with the complainant who advised a window on the building was cracked. The complainant believes the window appears to have been hit with an object. Police obtained photos and information. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20178068 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Civil Matter 944 E THIRD ST Complainant: ELIZABETH SCOTT The complainant responded to this department to report that she and her husband split up a few weeks ago and she moved out. She advised that he will now not return some of her property. She was advised that the complaint is civil, but officer assisted her and contacted her husband via public service. Ultimately both parties came to an agreement and the complainant responded to the residence and retrieved her property. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* Incident #: 20178052 Date: Wednesday, November 8,2017 Domestic In Proaress 284 E THIRD ST Complainant: TARA HULICK Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of E. Third Street for a domestic fight in progress. Officers responded, but no contact could be made at the address. Officers were then advised the complainant / victim was located in the 600 block of W. State Street. Officers responded and made contact with the complainant who stated that her boyfriend came home intoxicated and they began to argue. The complainant stated that her boyfriend was throwing things around the house, pushed one juvenile male against a wall, made her and three juveniles sit in a corner with blanket over them, threw beer on all of them and made threats that they would not live through the night. The complainant advised she was in fear for herself and the children. The male subject was located in the 200 block of E. Third Street and he was found to be highly intoxicated. The subject denied the allegations against him. The male subject was subsequently arrested for Domestic Violence, threat to cause harm, and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Robert J. Daugherty 284 E. Third Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (AGE 25) Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20178054 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Animal Complaint 428 E SCHOOL ST Complainant: RICHARD MASTERSON Complainant on station to report that he had lost his dog earlier in the evening. Complainant advised that someone on social media had advised that the dog was found and taken to the police department. Officer advised complainant that the dog was brought to the PD but, was handed over to the city's humane officer. He was advised to contact her in regards to the dog. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20178055 Date: Thursday, November 9,2017 Suspicious Activity 996 W PERRY ST 202 Complainant: ELLEN SOX Officer responded to the above location in reference to suspicious activity. Complainant advised that someone had knocked on her bedroom window multiple times while she was sleeping. Officer checked the area but, was unable to locate any signs of anyone in the area. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **
Thursday, November 09, 2017 08:29 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178050 Date: Wednesday, November 8,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 434 W STATE ST Complainant: DEBORAH McMILLEN Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of W State St in reference to an unruly juvenile. Complainant advised that her grandson, with whom she has custody, became irate when she was correcting him. Officer spoke with the juvenile and advised him of the laws regarding his behavior. Complainant was advised of her options for handling the situation. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** Incident #: 20178046 Date: Wednesday, November 8,2017 Stolen Vehicle 189 E THIRD ST Police responded to the 100 block of E. 3rd St for a stolen vehicle. Police spoke with the victim and gathered the needed information. During the investigation the complainant contacted Police advising it had been repoed. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178031 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 239 W STATE ST ARA SCOTT, ERIC GEORGE 294 JACKSONVILLE RD BELLEFONTE, PA 16823 Officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the 200 block of W State St. for a registration violation. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle and the driver was cited. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: Eric G. Scott , age 32, of 294 Jacksonville Rd. Bellefonte Pa Charge: Expired registration, MM Possession of Marijuana CCMC date of 11- 13-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * Incident #: 20178032 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Identity Theft 1372 S LINCOLN AVE 3 Complainant: Kyra Murphy, Kyra Complainant on station to report a possible identity theft or unauthorized opened account by her ex husband. This may have happened in Akron, Ohio, or other city than Salem. Complainant advised officer that she received a letter / notice from a Credit collection service recently that claimed she owed over sixty dollars towards a car insurance bill that wasn't paid. She advised officer that in her court papers from Mahoning County, that he was to pay this towards the settlement and their arrangements. The credit agency requested the complainant to file a police report on said matter. Ptl.Banar ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178035 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for a traffic violation. During the stop the K9 officer did deploy K9 for an open air sniff of the vehicle. A probable cause search did yield suspected contraband. The item was seized and will be sent to BCI for further testing. The driver was given a written warning for the traffic offense. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20178036 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2401 E STATE ST A GROCERY Complainant: GIANT EAGLE Officer responded to the above location for a possible shoplifter. Complainant advised the males subjects had left the store prior to officers arrival. Upon arrival, complainant was given a report number and advised to contact this station if they were able to figure out what was taken. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** lncident #: 20178039 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Traffic Offense NEWGARDEN AVE / RAILROAD While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop the K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon and Simon did alert to narcotic odor. Nothing of significance was located in the vehicle and the driver was given a verbal warning for the offense. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178040 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 At Location / On Foot While on patrol, officers observed a male subject who appeared to be stumbling. Contact was made and the subject was advised to go back to his friends residence and not return outside for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** lncident #: 20178041 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Suspicious Activity 33O VlNE AVE 2 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious activity report. Complainant advised that they heard two subjects talking in the hallway about narcotic. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the two subjects in question. No narcotics where located. After the subjects were checked for warrants, they were advised to leave the area. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** Incident #: 20178044 Date: Wednesday, November 8,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Complainant: COWLES, ALEXIS UNIT # 1 Driver/Owner LARRY GARLOUGH UNIT# 2 Driver/Owner ALEXIS COWLES Officers responded to the above location for a report of a two vehicle private property accident. Unit #1 was backing out of a parking spot and struck Unit #2 which was attempting to park. Both vehicles had minor damage and were driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************* Incident #: 20178045 Date: Wednesday, November 8,2017 Speak To Officer 813 BARCLAY AVE Complainant: ROSEMARY MAXCY Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she rented her basement out to a female for the past ten months. She advised that the female moved a boyfriend in approximately 8 months ago, but he moved out a couple of days ago (11-06-17). The complainant advised that she does not want the male individual to move back in and was requesting information. She was explained the eviction process, but also advised that since he voluntarily moved out, the eviction process should not be needed. Sgt. D. Green **************************************************
Wednesday, November 08, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 Incident # 20178020 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Accident With Injury SHARP AVE / W WILSON ST Unit #1, Driver: Owner, ROBERT MELLOTT Unit #2, Driver: Kiarra Keller, Owner AINDREA KELLER Officers responded to the intersection of W Wilson St and Sharp Ave for a vehicle accident with possible injuries. Unit #1 was headed northbound on Sharp Ave. Unit #2 was stopped at the stop sign on W Wilson Ave headed eastbound. Unit #2 pulled in front of Unit #1 and the front end of Unit #1 struck the passenger side of Unit #2. First responders and EMS were called to the scene. The driver and passenger of Unit #2 were transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT for possible injuries. The driver of Unit #1 and the back passenger's mother of Unit #2 signed a medical waiver and refused treatment. Both vehicles were towed from the scene and pictures were taken of the damage. The driver of Unit #2 was issued a citation. Cited: Kiarra Keller Address: 11490 W South Range Rd, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Failure to Yield at Stop Sign city ordinance 331.19 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20178032 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Identity Theft 1372 S LINCOLN AVE 3 Complainant: Kyra Murphy Complainant on station to report a possible identity theft or unauthorized opened account by her ex husband. This may have happened in Akron, Ohio, or other city than Salem. Complainant advised officer that she received a letter / notice from a Credit collection service recently that claimed she owed over sixty dollars towards a car insurance bill that wasn't paid. She advised officer that in her court papers from Mahoning County, that he was to pay this towards the settlement and their arrangements. The credit agency requested the complainant to file a police report on said matter. Ptl.Banar ************************************************* Incident #: 20178029 Date: Tuesday, November 7,2017 Dog At Large HAWLEY AVE / E FIFTH ST Officer on patrol observed two dogs walking in the roadway in the area of Hawley Ave and E Fifth St. Officer was not able to retrieve the dogs but had dispatch contact the owners of the dogs to respond. The owner arrived on scene and was able to get them into their vehicle. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20178028 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Intoxicated Person 1125 E STATE ST G AS STATION Complainant: ELIZABETH WHITTEN Officers responded to the above location for a report of an intoxicated subject. Complainant also advised the same subject was at the store earlier in the day and almost struck a subject with his vehicle. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the subject in question along with another male and female. The subject in question denied driving the vehicle to the location. This officer spoke with the female who did advised that the subject did in fact drive the vehicle to the store and she was a rear passenger of the vehicle. The male subject in question was taken into custody for Obstruction. After running the vehicle in question plates, the plated were confiscated per request of the BMV. The subject was transported to this station for the booking process and later transported to county jail by this officers. Arrested: Zachary C. Willis LKA 100 School St. Washingtonville Ohio 44490 Charge- Obstruction Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20178026 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Speak To Officer 1374 S LINCOLN AVE 4 Complainant: BRAD CUTCHALL Officer responded to the above location and spoke with the complainant who advised he had some information on a subject with a possible warrant. The information was collected and the subject was advised to contact this station if he saw the subject again. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178025 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Traffic Offense FRANKLIN AVE / WASHINGTON ST Officer initiated a traffic stop on Franklin Ave near Washington Ave with a white vehicle. The driver of the vehicle gave officers verbal consent to search the vehicle. Officers checked the vehicle but nothing was located. The driver of the vehicle was given a verbal warning for a moving violation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178024 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 1100 BLOCK OF E SIXTH ARA Hamilton, Damien N 644 North Ellsworth Salem, OH 44460 While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 1100 block of E Sixth St. During the stop the K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon and Simon did indicate to narcotic odor. A passenger of the vehicle was found to be in possession of marijuana and was issued a citation. The driver was given a verbal warning for the offense. Cited: Damien N Hamilton Address: 644 N Ellsworth Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20178021 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1376 S LINCOLN AVE 5 Officers responded to the above location for a warrant check. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the resident, who did give consent to search the residence. A search was conducted and the subject in question was not located. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** * lncident #: 20178016 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: NATALIE LANDSBERGER Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her juvenile daughter received inappropriate messages from her friend that he got sent to him. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20178014 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Accident No lniury Reported 1290 E STATE ST A Unit # 1 Driver/ Juvenile Offender, Owner/ JAMES MURRAY Unit # 2 Driver / RO Owner TAMMY HlNER Officer responded to the area of N.Union. Ave. and E. State. St. for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. The driver of unit # 1 failed to stop before hitting the rear of unit # 2. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Cited: Offense: ACDA ORD 333.03 A, Juvenile Offender ORC 2152.021 Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ****
Tuesday, November 07, 2017 09:50 AM -0500 Incident #: 20178004 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 584 AETNA ST OWN SAMANTHA SMITH Hit Skip accident Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Aetna for a reported hit skip accident. (there had also been a accident involving the same vehicle report # 20178003) Unit # 1 had been legally parked and unoccupied in the 500 block of Aetna St when it was struck from behind by unit # 2. Unit # 2 then fled the scene. Unit # 1 sustained damage to rear bumper area. Unit # 1 / owner / Samantha Smith vehicle /2004 Pontiac Unit # 2 / unknown Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20178003 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Accident With Injury 584 AETNA ST Two Vehicle Accident wllnjuries Unit #2 was legally parked facing westbound in the 500 block of Aetna St. Unit #1 was traveling eastbound in the 500 block of Aetna St and failed to maintain control of his vehicle. Subsequently, unit #1, Driver: JOSHUA UNGER, did cross the centerline and strike the front of unit #2. Unit #2 Owner: SAMANTHA SMITH, 2004 Pontiac Grand Am Unit #1, Driver: JOSHUA UNGER Cited: Reasonable Control 4511.202 Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** Incident #: 20178015 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Traffic Offense 780 W STATE ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation on W. State St. in the 700 block. Officer found the driver to be suspended and a search of the vehicle reveled contraband. Officer cited the driver, a licensed driver responded to recover the vehicle and officers cleared without incident. Cited: Zachary M. Shasteen of 404 Line St. Minerva Oh Charge: Speed 45/25, DUS-LF CCMC date of 11-9-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20178012 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 961 FRANKLIN AVE Officer moved a downed phone line from a private drive on Franklin Ave. Salem FD cut the line to avoid further problems / hazards with it. Line came from 952 Franklin when a truck and trailer pulled it down while doing contractor work there. Banar 901 ************************************************ lncident #: 20178005 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 School Bus Violation E SCHOOL ST / E FIFTH ST On Monday, November 6, 2017, the Salem Police Dept. received a fax about an alleged school bus red lights violation from the Salem Bus Garage. Form was partially filled out with no written statement or other information sent. Original fax stapled to this original report. Banar901 ************************************************ Incident #: 20178006 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Harassment 491 REILLY AVE A Complainant: KRISTIN SEVERS Officer spoke with the complainant on station in reference to her juvenile son being harassed on the school bus. Complainant states that 2 juvenile subjects are harassing her son and would like to know what can be done about it. Complainant was explained her options and that this matter will also be turned over to the juvenile officer. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************ Incident #: 20178007 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 550 E SEVENTH ST Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to lines down. Officer cleared when Salem FD advised nothing further was needed. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ Incident #: 20178008 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Criminal Damage To MV l75 ELM AVE Officer responded to the area of Elm Ave. and W. State St. for a reported criminal damaging. Officer arrived and located the damage that was photographed. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************************** Incident #: 20178010 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported drive off. Complainant provided a description but officers were unable to locate. Upon arriving, the clerk stated an unknown person departed the area without rendering payment for $31.00 worth of fuel from pump #4. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** lncident #: 20178011 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 SUS- Suspicious Person 1680 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to a suspicious person call at the above business. Upon arrival a male there advised us that a female he knew told him of a suspicious person that had left 15 min prior to our arrival. Nothing illegal was observed and officers also spoke with clerks. They advised a male was there four days ago and caused a small problem and was told not to come back. Unknown if it was the same person. Banar901 ************************************************** Incident #: 20178013 Date: Monday, November 6,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: DAVIS, DET B 231 S BROADWAY AVE SALEM, OH 44460 I received information regarding the well being of a juvenile. The report was provided to Columbiana County Children Services for investigation. Detective Brad Davis ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177982 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 584 E SIXTH ST Complainant: HARLEY WINN Complainant: NATHAN WINN Upon arrival, the complainants advised that a male individual that resides at their residence started an altercation last night and ultimately was arrested for domestic violence. They reported that they were not at their residence last night when it happened. When they returned home today, they discovered that the individual damaged their back door, entry door, kitchen table and chair, resulting from the altercation. They also reported damage to their back yard fence, which by the tire tracks, someone backed into. See Report # 20177973 Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177983 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 625 E SIXTH ST Police responded to the 600 block of E. 6th St for a juvenile complaint. The male juvenile was a runaway from the previous night and had returned home. Officers spoke with the juvenile and he was given his options on the situation. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177984 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 625 E SIXTH ST Police responded back to the 600 block of E. 6th St for a continued juvenile problem (#20177967 and #20177983). The male juvenile was refusing to leave the residence with his father. Officers spoke with the juvenile regarding the situation advising him he has no choice as a juvenile. Officers advised the parents of the procedure to file for the disorderly conduct of the juvenile. Ptl Osberg *********************************************** lncident #: 20177985 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Domestic In Progress 490 E EUCLlD ST Police responded to the 400 block of E. Euclid St for a possibly domestic. When officers arrived several individuals in the residence were involved in a verbal dispute. After speaking with all subjects everyone advised nothing physical had occurred. At that time some of the subjects left the residence on their own. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177986 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Ambulance Needed 965 S LUNDY AVE Officers cleared a prior call and observed one of the females involved apparently suffering from a possible medical condition. Contact was made with her and she confirmed she wanted medical attention. The Salem FD first responders and EMT ambulance arrived and the female was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177987 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 362 N LUNDY AVE On 11/5/2017 while working the uniformed patrol division from 1800-0200 Hours in marked cruiser #6 Ptl. SMITH and myself, Ptl. D. MILLER, were dispatched to the 300 block of N. Lundy for a load music complaint. Upon arrival Officers spoke to the property owner where the music was coming from and advised them of the complaint. Once the homeowners understood both Officers cleared. -Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177988 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Theft 470 E PERRY ST Complainant: JOSHUA DAVIS On 11/5/2017 while working the uniformed patrol division from 1800-0200 Hours in marked cruiser #6 Ptl. SMITH and myself, Ptl. D. MILLER, were dispatched to the 400 block of East Perry Street in regards to a license plate theft report. Upon arrival both Officers spoke with the victim in regards to where and how the plates went missing. Once Officers gathered all of the information needed the victim was advised that a report would be made. At that point both Officers cleared without incident. -Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177991 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 760 PROSPECT ST Officers responded to the 700 block of Prospect St along with Salem FD personnel for a report of limbs and lines down in the roadway. Officer stood by at Prospect and Granite for traffic control until City Traffic and Safety arrived with barricades to block the street. Salem FD remained on scene due to a live power line draped across the roadway and within reach of pedestrians. Salem FD subsequently had to depart for a mutual aid call and officers returned to stand by until Salem FD returned later in the night. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177993 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road STEWART AVE Officer responded to the 300 block of Stewart Ave where the City Traffic and Safety division had located a tree down across the roadway. Barricades had been erected on both side of the tree and dispatch notified the street department for removal. Sgt B Slider ************************************************ Incident #: 20177994 Date. Sunday, November 5,2017 Assist Salem Fire Dept 354 E THIRD ST Officers responded to 354 E. Third St. to assist the Salem Fire Dept. with a residential lock out. Upon arrival, officers confirmed the subject on scene was the resident of the apartment the fire dept. was called to gain access to. Officers cleared after the fire dept. gained entry. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177995 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 247 E FIFTH ST Officers responded to 247 East Fifth Street in regards to an unruly juvenile. Upon arrival Officers spoke with the mother in regards to what the issue was with the juvenile in question. The mother stated that her daughter was being very verbally aggressive with her in regards to a cell phone the daughter had received from her father that day. The mother continued to state that she wanted to take the phone off the daughter because she was grounded. Officers advised the mother that she is the parent and can take the phone away if she wished to. Before Officers cleared they spoke with the juvenile in question and advised her that her mother is in charge while she lives with her. When everyone involved understood both Officers then cleared. -Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177996 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Assault 195 SHARP AVE 1/2 Complainant: TERRA BEST, STATE ROUTE 534 SALEM, OH 44460 Officer met with a female complainant on station who advised she wished to file an assault report. The complainant stated that she went with her boyfriend to the 100 block of Sharp Avenue to drop off his children at their mothers house. The complainant advised that after the children went in the house the mother came out of the house and punched her in the left eye and a fight between the two started. A mark was observed on the left eye of the complainant and a photograph was obtained. Written statements were obtained. The complainant advised she did not wish to press charges, but just wanted the incident documented. Officer was later called to the 100 block of Sharp Avenue to speak with the other female involved. Officer was advised by the female subject of the incident with the complainant. The subject further stated that she was assaulted by her ex-boyfriend and father of her children. Photographs were obtained of the females injuries and a written statement was obtained. Officer advised that the report would be sent to the prosecutors office for a review of charges. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ******* lncident #: 20177997 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Check Well Being 465 HAWLEY AVE On 11/5/2017 while working the uniformed patrol divsion from 1800-0200 Hour shift in marked Salem Unit #6 Ptl. SMITH and myself, Ptl. D. MILLER, were met by a male subject at the police dept. in regards to a welfare check on his brother who resides in the 400 block of Hawley Ave. The male subject later identified as one GARY L. CARR then stated that his brother did not respond to his phone calls and wanted an Officer to stand by while he tried to make contact with his brother. Upon arrival at the address on Hawley Ave. Officers were able to make entery into the househould and found Mr. Carr's brother had fell and needed medical attention. Officers then stood by and waited for Salem FD and KLG to arrive. KLG later transported the brother to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Officers made sure that the house was locked and secured from ground level and then cleared. Ptl. D. Miller ************************************************** *
Monday, November 06, 2017 06:47 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177963 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Accident No Injury Reported FRANKLIN AVE / SOUTHEAST BLVD Unit 1: Owner Driver: MELANIE K. HlNER Unit #2 Driver: Paul Thomas Jr. Owner ELLEN BACH On 11/4/2017 Officers responded to the intersection of Franklin Ave. and SE Blvd. in regards to a two (2) car crash involving the intersection with negative injuries. Ptl. COCHRAN and myself Ptl. D. MILLER responded and observed the first vehicle to be a black in color Dodge Journey bearing OH: EQW6341, will be known as Unit 1 for the rest of this narrative, the second vehicle a white in color Ford Taurus bearing WV: DUJ512. After investigating the driver of Unit 2 was traveling Northwest Bound on Franklin Ave. while Unit 1 was traveling NorthEast bound on SE Blvd. and ran the stop sign posted at the intersection. Unit 2 then struck Unit 1 on the right center passenger side of the vehicle in a T-Bone type of collision. Once this was discovered the driver of Unit 1 MELANIE K. HINER was issued a citation for Failure to Yield at a Stop Sign (ORD: 331.19) and was allowed to leave the scene due to her vehicle only suffering functional damage. The driver, PAUL V. JACKSON JR., and passenger, ELLEN L. BACH, of Unit 2 waited until Davidson's Towing came to pick the vehicle up due to it having disabling damage. Once Davidson's arrived on seen and retrieved Unit 2 both JACKSON and BACH were given a courtesy transport back to Salem PD's station where they awaited for a family member to pick them up. Ptl. D. MILLER *********************************************** Incident #: 20177974 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Check Well Being 491 REILLY AVE A Officer responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave for a disoriented male individual. Officer spoke with the elderly male who was confused. Officer was able to affirm the individuals address was in the 200 block of Ohio Ave and officer did walk the individual home. Officer made contact with the individual's wife who had been asleep and did not know he had left the residence. Sgt B Slider ************************************************ lncident #: 20177975 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: SRMC, ER 1995 E STATE ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center located at 1995 E. State St. for a report of a dispute between several patients that were transported to the hospital from lncident #20177973. Upon arrival, officers made contact and spoke with all parties. Officers remained at the hospital until all parties were calm. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** Incident #: 20177964 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Loud Explosion 685 ARCH ST Officers responded to the 600 block of Arch for a report of a loud explosion. Officers remained in the area but did not hear any disturbance. Area residents reported there had been approximately 5 explosions (1 Large, several smaller) over several minutes that sounded as if they originated from South of Arch St in the Newgarden area. Officers continued checking that area and heard no further disturbances. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177965 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Complainant: SALEM FIRE, DEPARTMENT Police responded to the 600 block of W. Wilson St for an open burning. FD requested officers due to the subject burning miscellaneous items as well as an improper burn pit. Officers took photos for the FD. The subject at that residence was advised of the ordinance as well as the consequences for further violations. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** l ncident #: 20177966 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Ambulance Needed 515 PROSPECT ST A Officer was dispatched to the 500 block of Prospect Street for a report of a dog bite. Officer responded and made contact with a female juvenile who advised that a dog came up to her and scared her, but did not bite her. The juvenile advised she fell down and hurt her ankle when the dog scared her. The juvenile was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance. The dog in question was not located. A dog matching the description was observed near the area when officers first arrived, but subsequenlty could not be located. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************ lncident #: 20177967 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 491 SHARP AVE B Police responded to the 400 block of Sharp Ave for a missing male juvenile. The juvenile was staying at the fathers when he did not return to the residence. Officers spoke with both parents and gathered information on the juvenile as well as searched several other residence. The juvenile was then entered as missing. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177969 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Intoxicated Driver 584 E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of E Sixth St in reference to an intoxicated driver. Dispatch advised that a male in a black Ford Ranger was leaving a residence in the 1100 block of E Ninth St and enroute to the above location. Dispatch also advised that a fight would ensue once the male arrived at the residence. Officers responded to the area but, did not observe the vehicle in operation. Officers located the vehicle at the above residence and made contact with the individuals inside. They advised that everything was okay and that no fight was taking place. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************************** Incident #: 20177971 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Assault 281 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of E Seventh St in reference to an assault. Dispatch advised that someone was being beaten with a baseball bat and then being run over by a vehicle. Upon arrival, officers located the victim who advised that the subject had exited his truck on E Seventh St and struck him in the knee after the he had stepped out into the roadway in front of the subject's vehicle. Officers spoke with the suspect who advised that the victim had jumped on the hood of his truck, which prompted him to exit his vehicle but, he did not assault him. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene. The victim, who was intoxicated, was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** Incident #: 20177972 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Child in Roadway 763 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 700 block of New Garden Ave for a report of juveniles in the roadway. Officer made contact with three juveniles approximately 11 YOA who were playing in the street adjacent to one of the juveniles front yards. Officer advised the juveniles of the dangers and subsequently spoke with a parent inside the residence who was unaware the juveniles had exited the yard. The juveniles advised they understood and would not go in the street again. The juveniles then went inside for the night. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177976 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SRMC, ER SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center for a male patient who was causing problems. This was the same male subject from incident 20177973 and 20177975. The male subject was calm when officers arrived. The male subject was discharged from the hospital and placed in custody for Domestic Violence for incident 20177973. The male subject was transported back to the police department and then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 201 77973 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Domestic In Progress 584 E SIXTH ST ARA WHITE, GARY A 584 E SIXTH ST SALEM, OH 44460 2716 Complainant: MCGUIRE, CHELSEA MARIE 584 E SIXTH ST SALEM, OH 44460 4251 Officers responded to the 500 block of E Sixth St in reference to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officers spoke with a female victim who had multiple lacerations on her right hand, a small wound on her left shoulder, and a possible injury to her head. She advised that when she returned home from walking around the neighborhood with another male, that her boyfriend, who was intoxicated, became angry and pushed her down, which resulted in her injuries. A male victim was also on scene, who advised that he was wrestling with the victim's boyfriend to keep him from harming the female, which resulted in his injuries. The Salem Fire Department First Responders, Emt Ambulance, and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene. Both victims and the boyfriend were transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Family members responded to the residence to take the three children for the night. The male was subsequently arrested for Domestic Violence and later trasnported to the Columbiana County Jail. Charges for Assault are pending. Arrested: Gary A. White Jr. 584 E Sixth St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (ORC 2919.25A) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* Incident #: 20177977 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer assisted a Trooper with the Highway Patrol at the Salem Police Dept. with witnessing the reading of the BMV2255 form on an OVI suspect he had placed under arrest. The male subject did provide a breath sample on the DataMaster with results being a .080%BAC. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177978 Date: Sunday, November 5,2017 Intoxicated Person Complainant: WILLIAM HUDDLESTON Officers met with a male complainant on station who advised he was in a taxi with his brother and a female subject. The complainant advised the female subject was intoxicated and she did not know her address. The complainant advised they attempted several places, but were advised the female does not reside there. Officers made contact with the female subject who was highly intoxicated. The female subject advised that she lived alone and no contact could be made with a relative. First Responders and an ambulance service responded due to the level of intoxication of the female. The female was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance. Ptl. C. Crider *************************************************
Sunday, November 05, 2017 07:21 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177938 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1061 E THIRD ST Unit #2 Driver: BRIAN L THOMAS Owner BRIAN THOMAS Unit #1 Driver: Terry L. Knight Owner CHRISTINA MINGER . - .- - - -- -. -- - .- -- - - - -- On 11/3/2017 while working the 1800-0200 hour uniformed patrol division in marked Salem cruiser #6 Ptl. SMITH (907) and I, Ofc. MILLER (920), responded to a traffic crash on the 1000 block of East Third (3rd) street. Upon arrival Officers identified the first vehicle, will be referred to as Unit 1 in the rest of the narrative, as a maroon in color 2001 Chrysler Town and Country bearing OH: GGD4242. The driver of which was a LEE TERRY KNIGHT. The second vehicle involved in the crash, will be referred to as Unit 2 for the rest of this narrative, was a white in color 2004 Chevy Cavalier bearing OH: EIC1145. The driver of which was a BRIAN L. THOMAS. After investigation it was determined that Unit 1 was traveling East bound on E Third (3rd) Street and attempting to make a left hand turn into a driveway while Unit 2 who was heading West bound. Unit 1 then struck Unit 2 in the left rear passenger section, while Unit 1 caused damage to the left front passenger end of the vehicle. Digital photos were taken of the crash and after speaking with both parties and witnesses to the crash itself it was determined that LEE T. KNIGHT was at fault. KNIGHT was issued a traffic citation for failure to yield while making a left turn (ORD: 331.17) and advised of his court date on 11/10/2017 at Columbiana county Municipal Court. CITED: Lee T. Knight 339 Newgarden Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Failure to yield - left turn Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177950 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Animal Cormplaint 1158 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, PERSON Officers responded to the above location for an animal making noise. Officers spoke with the owners of the residence who had a live chicken in a box on the front porch. Officers advised the owners that owning livestock in the city was prohibited. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177951 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Injured / Sick Animal 8688 SALEM UNITY RD Officers responded to the above location for a report of a deer that was struck by a vehicle and needed to be put down, Officers dispatched the deer. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177952 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 2984 E STATE ST Officer responded to the above location for a report of a vehicle parked in the middle of the parking lot, blocking parking access for customers. The vehicle was checked and the owner was unable to be located, therefore the business was advised that they could have it towed, due to it being on private property. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* lncident #: 20177953 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Theft 1175 CEDAR RIDGE DR Complainant: Susan Klemann Officers responded to the above location for a report of a theft of a sign. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that sometime overnight their No UTurn sign was taken from their front lawn. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************************* lncident #: 20177955 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 676 OLIVE ST Report of unruly juveniles at the above address. Upon arrival, this officers spoke with the juveniles parents and they advised that both girls had snuck out and went to a party outside the city. Officers advised the juveniles of the seriousness of their decisions and they understood. The parents were advised of their options in dealing with these issues if their behavior continues. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20177956 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Theft 794 E FIFTH ST Complainant: KEVIN NICHOLS The complainant responded to this department to report a theft. He advised that he located a contracting company called Ohio Renovation and Construction on Craigslist. The complainant contacted them to do some remodeling in his home. He advised that three male individuals showed up at his home on 10-19-17 to do the work. The complainant purchased some items to get the work started and had his remaining cash in a bank envelope. He advised that the company ultimately stated that they didn't have the equipment with them to start the work and left shortly after arriving. The complainant discovered $800.00 cash missing out of his bank envelope which he was going to use to complete his home improvements. The company has not been in contact with him since. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177957 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART UNIT #1 DRIVER MICHELLE PEUTERBAUGH Owner ANDREW RICHARDSON UNIT# 2 DRIVER BONNIE FINCH Owner BONNIE FINCH Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle private property accident. Unit #1 was parked in a parking spot, Unit # 2 was already backed out of the parking spot. Unit # 1 backed into the back passenger side of Unit # 2 causing minor damage to Unit # 2. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ lncident #: 20177958 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 464 S U NION AVE Officer responded to the above location for a juvenile complaint. The complainant advised that her grandson has been living with her and she has concerns about him not listening. Officer spoke to the juvenile for several minutes regarding the complaint. He was very polite and agreed that he needed to follow his grandma's rules while living with her. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177959 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued 600 BLOCK OF E EIGHTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a vehicle parked on the wrong side of the roadway, Officers placed a red warning ticket on the vehicle. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************* Incident #: 20177960 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 205 S HOWARD AVE Report of a juvenile problem at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the juvenile and residents at the above address. They advised that they picked her up last night and that they were getting ready to take her home at this time. This officer advised them of the issue in these situations and they understood the consequences that could follow. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177961 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Check Well Being CONTINENTAL / BENTLEY Police responded to Laurel Court Apartments to check the well being of an individual. A female subject called the Police Dept. then an ambulance several times asking for a ride. Whenever the female was asked if she had an emergency she would hang up. When officers arrived to check on the female they were advised she had already left. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177962 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Drug Overdose 443 CONTINENTAL DR 49 Officers responded to the 400 block of Continental Dr in reference to a drug overdose. Upon arrival, the subject was talking, but having trouble breathing. He advised that he took to much blood pressure medication. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene and the subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 20177939 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1449 E STATE ST Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND Officers were dispatched to the 1400 block of E State St in reference to a juvenile problem. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who is the juvenile's foster parent. Complainant advised that the juvenile's case worker was at the residence with the juvenile and the juvenile became angry. Complainant stated that the juvenile made threats of committing suicide and then exited the residence. Officer located the juvenile in the back yard of the residence and she continued to make statements of harming herself. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene. Medical personnel responded and the juvenile was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** Incident #: 20177940 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 174 W FOURTH ST Complainant: LORETTA ZWICK Officer was dispatched to the 100 block of W. Fourth Street for a parking complaint. Officer responded and located the vehicle, but nothing illegal was found with how the vehicle was parked. A male subject came out of the residence and stated he would tell the owner to move it anyhow. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177941 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Criminal Trespassing 664 S UNION AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 600 block of S Union Ave for a report of an individual(s) at a residence possibly trespassing. Officers made contact with two individuals at that location and affirmed one of the two was the next door neighbor, who had permission from the property owner to be there. Officer identified both individuals for documentation and obtained contact information for any follow up that might be necessary. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177942 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 484 E SIXTH ST Complainant: SHERIFF'S, DEPT On 11/3/2017 while working the 1800-0200 Hour shift Ptl. SMITH (907) and myself, Ptl. MILLER (920) were dispatched to the 400 block of East Sixth (6th) Street to assist the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. in locating a female subject involved in a domestic. Upon arrival, the vehicle the female was reported to be operating was not present at the address and officers cleared to assist other officers on another call. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177943 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Unknown Problem 156 N MADISON AVE Complainant: CARLY BOWMAN, LANCASTER, OH 43130 Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of N Madison in reference to an unknown problem. Complainant advised that the male subject was outside the residence and smacking his head. She advised that she did not know what was wrong. Officers responded and met with both subjects who advised that the male was upset over losing his phone and they had gotten into an argument. He denied needing medical attention for anything. The male voluntarily left the residence for the night with his mother and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 20177944 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Curfew Violation E SCHOOL 900 BLOCK Officer on patrol in Waterworth Park located a Chevy SUV parked in the parking lot off E. School Street occupied by two juveniles. Officer made contact with the juveniles who advised they were just talking after playing in the band. Both juveniles were advised of the park hours and to respond to their residence. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177945 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 484 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CCSO On 11/3/2017 while working the uniformed patrol division in cruiser #6 while working the 1800-0200 Hour shift Ptl. SMITH (907), and myself, Ptl. D. MILLER (920) were requested to assist Columbiana County Sheriff's Office on attempting to locate a wanted female at the 400 block of East Sixth Street. Upon arrival the wanted female's mother then came to the door and advised where her daughter was at. CCSO and Ptl. SMITH and I then both cleared that address and went to 1000 block of East Pershing were the female was located and arrested by CCSO. Once the female was in custody all Officers involved cleared without incident. - Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** lncident #: 20177946 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Suspicious Activity 520 E P ERSHING ST Officers were dispatched to the area of E. Third Street near the 700 block for a suspicious male subject. Officers were advised that the male subject followed several female juveniles to the area from the 500 block of E. Pershing Street. Officers responded, but the subject was not located. Officers spoke with one female juvenile who advised that the subject attempted to keep talking to them. The male was wearing dark pants, a grey / yellow hooded sweatshirt and was tall. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177947 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Curfew Violation 100 BLOCK OF Vine Ave Officer on patrol observed two male juveniles in the parking lot of the Elks, in the 100 block of Vine Ave. Officer made contact due to them being in violation of the city's curfew. It was determined that they were only a block away from their residence when officer made contact. The curfew hours were explained and they were advised to get home for the night. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177948 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Drug Paraphernalia SHARP AVE / W STATE ST Officers initiated a traffic stop with a white Chevy Aveo on Sharp Ave. between W. Pershing St. and W. State St. for a speeding offense (45/25) that occurred in the 300 block of W. State St. The operator/owner of the vehicle, Robert Green III of was advised the reason for the stop. During the stop officer detected the odor of marijuana emanating from about the interior of the vehicle and conducted a probable cause search. During the search, officer seized two items of drug paraphernalia as well as 21 small tie off baggies of suspected crack. Mr. Green was issued a traffic citation for speed and given a court date of 11/14/2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Additional drug charges are pending once lab results are completed. Officers cleared. CITED: Robert Green III 563 Todd Ln. Youngstown, OH 44504 Charge: Speed 45/25 Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177949 Date: Saturday, November 4,2017 Natural Gas Leak 2875 E STATE ST A Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St along with Salem FD Personnel for a report of a possible odor of natural gas. The entire area was checked but no odor was noted. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***
Saturday, November 04, 2017 08:51 AM -0500 Traffic Crash Report Incident 20177886 UNIT #1 Driver: CAROL KNISELEY , Lisbon, Ohio UNIT #2 Driver: MARY KORFF , HUDSON, OHIO UNlT#2 WAS GOING SOUTH ON SOUTH BROADWAY AVE FROM THE STOP SIGN AT FRANKLIN ST AND WAS STRUCK ON THE RIGHT SlDE BY UNlT #I. UNlT #1 WAS ON FRANKLIN ST AT S BROADWAY AVE AND FAILED TO YIELD TO UNIT #2 FROM THE STOP SIGN STRIKING UNIT #2 ON THE RIGHT SIDE WITH THE CENTER FRONT OF UNIT # l . UNIT #1 Driver: CAROL KNISELEY , CITED FAILURE TO YIELD 4511.43A UNIT #2 TOWED BY SINSLEY TOWING Ptl Casto ************************************************* lncident #: 20177934 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Protection Order Violation 225 W PERSHING ST ARA SOLDO, MATTHEW PATRICK 278 HILLTOP DR LISBON, OH 44432 Report of a Protection Order Violation at the above address. Upon arrival, a'known male subject that had the order against him was inside the above address. Part of the order states that he is not to be at the residence of the family that has the order against him and he advised that he knew that he is not to be at the house. The male subject was taken into custody for violation of the order, he was transported to this department where he was processed and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Matthew P. Soldo LKA 278 Hilltop DR. Lisbon OH. 44432 Protection Order Violation Ptl Miller ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177931 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Domestic In Progress 1007 E FOURTH ST Officers responded to the above location for a verbal domestic between brother and sister. Officers spoke with both parties who were arguing over who should be doing the dishes for their mother. Both parties were separated, officers advised both parties to keep clear of each other for a awhile. The male subject said he would leave for awhile to calm down. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************************* lncident #: 20177929 Date:Friday, November 3,2017 Speak To Officer The complainant contacted this department to speak to someone for a possible concern. He advised that someone contacted him yesterday about a vehicle they seen in town. The vehicle was reportedly full of trash and had a younger girl in the passenger seat and the complainant was told she looked concerned. Due to the report being from a 3rd party and the vehicle being seen the prior day, it was not located. A registration was obtained and this department is familiar with the owner/driver and they have been checked on in the past for similar concerns. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20177927 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 881 E. THIRD ST This officer responded to the above area to assist Children Services. Upon arrival, this officer stood by until Children service finished their investigation. Ptl Miller ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177926 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Suspicious Activity 275 PENN AVE Complainant: TIM LEVERKINGH Officer(s) responded to the above location and met with the complainant who showed officer(s) a pool of blood located on the floor on the north side area that is open to the public 24 / 7. Unknown where it came from but it appears person may have fallen and struck their head then left with out reporting it sometime over the night time hours. There was blood on the carpet on the floor which was placed in the back to be cleaned and moved prior to officer(s) arrival. The complainant advised they had left at 1800hrs last evening (Thursday) 11-02-17 and nothing was reported then. Sgt Green advised he would check with the hospital. Ptl. French ************************************************* lncident #: 20177932 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Child Custody Dispute 431 Aetna St Police responded to the 400 block of Aetna St for a Custody Dispute. The mother advised the father left with his brother while she was gone and refushed to bring the child back. Police attempted to gather contact information for the father and his brother. After finally making contact with the brother he advised he dropped the father and the child off back at the residence. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177933 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPlTAL Complainant: ER, NURSE Officers responded to the above location regarding a family member of a patient. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that everything was OK and they had the family member leave without any problems. Sgt. D. Green *********************************************** lncident #: 20177936 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Neglect / Cruelty TO Animal 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of three juveniles beating a squirrel with sticks. Officer spoke to the juveniles, who advised that the squirrel was already deceased on the roadway prior to them hitting it. They were advised the error of their ways and also how it looks when people see them committing such acts. They were transported home with the understanding that they would not be involved with such actions in the future. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** lncident #: 20177903 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 602 CEDAR ST Complainant: GRAY TRANSPORTATION Officer checked on a semi trailer at Olive and Cedar. It was learned the driver tried to turn around due to the S. Lincoln Railroad tracks being closed. Driver attempted to turn east onto Cedar from Olive and drove into the curb lawn area of 602 Cedar leaving tire ruts. The trailer became angled and off the road on Olive (Elm) and he called for a tow company. Photos taken of the yard damage on Cedar. No citation issued. Sinsley's towing had been called and he called for more towing assistance prior to officers departure. Driver: Jonathan Brown Company: Gray Transportation Ptl. Banar ************************************************ lncident #: 20177904 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 193 W EIGHTH ST Officer(s) responded to a 911 call in the 100 block of West 8th St for a reported parking complaint. The caller was reportedly irate due to the company doing the paving blocking the street. On arrival officers spoke with the persons from the paving company who stated that the female had been very irate and vulgar with them before leaving the area. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177908 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Civil Matter 670 W WILSON ST Complainant: MARY FLICKINGER, NORTH BENTON, OH 44449 Complainant contacted this department in regards to a civil matter. The complainant advised she entered into a verbal agreement with a couple in reference to a rental property she owns. The complainant stated the agreement was the couple could repair the residence and that would be used towards a security deposit towards renting the property. The complainant advised the couple are now living at the residence without her consent. Officer explained that since she entered into a verbal agreement the matter was civil in nature and to have the couple legally evicted. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************* lncident #: 20177909 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 B & E In Progress 1335 Cleveland St. Complainant: LINDA CLAY Officer responded to the 1300 block of Cleveland St. to take a report of a B & E. The complainant advised officer that a known male subject came into the residence and walked out with her property. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177910 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: OIL, SMITH Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the employee on duty. The employee stated that a unknown person in a white truck had pumped $20.06 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177911 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: Brad Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported theft. Upon arrival, the complainant advised an unknown person departed the area without paying for $9.14 worth of fuel from pimp #12. The black Chevy HHR was last seen traveling westbound on E. State St. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177912 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Civil Matter 1881 E THIRD ST Officer responded to the 800 block of E Third St for a report of a civil dispute. Officer arrived and found that one subject was moving out and that the dispute was over whether or not the subject had the right to be in the home. The subjects were explained the residency laws and officer did stand by until everything was okay. Ptl D Beeson *********************************************** lncident #: 20177913 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 500 E FOURTH ST Officer responded to the Smith Center apartments for a report of a male subject who would not quit knocking on a residents door. Officer was able to locate the subject outside of the building. The subject advised officer that he only knocked on the door a few times and then came back outside and that he was visiting other residents. Officer did speak to the other residents who advised officer that the male was visiting them. Officer advised the male he was okay to visit as long as he stayed away from the complainant. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** Incident #: 20177915 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: ASHLEY WOOD Officer responded to the 700 block of Southeast Boulevard for a telecommunications harassment report. The complainant advised the male suspect was sending her threatening text messages. She had asked him to stop contacting her several times through text messages. The male suspect was advised that he needed to stop all contact with the complainant. The male suspect was uncooperative and was advised he would face criminal charges if he did not stop the contact. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177917 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1078 ETHIRD ST Complainant: VlRGlNA BRENDLINGER Officers responded to the 1000 block of E Third St for a runaway juvenile. The complainant advised her son was on house arrest and had left the residence when he became angry. Several locations were checked for the juvenile but officers were unable to locate. The juvenile was entered into LEADS as a missing / runaway. The complainant was advised to contact the PD if the juvenile returned home. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177920 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Burglary Reported 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: JESSICA HARTLEY Officers responded to the 300 block of E Third St in regards to a breaking and entering report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who advised that someone was attempting to gain entry to the downstairs apartment. Officers did not observe any signs of entry and checked the area but were unable to locate anyone. Ptl C Walla ************************************************* Incident #: 20177921 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Fight 530 S BROADWAY AVE Officer was on routine patrol in the 500 block of S Broadway Ave and noticed a verbal fight in progress in the parking lot. Officer made contact with the subjects and advised them to separate from one another. The female stated that male subject was harassing female customers inside the business and she wanted him to leave. The male subject was intoxicated and was criminally trespassed from the business. Officers stood by until the male subject left the area. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177923 Date: Friday, November 3,2017 Neighbor Dispute 218 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Officers responded to the 200 block of E Sixth St in regards to a neighbor dispute. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the female complainant who advised that her neighbor came to her residence and yelled at her for being too loud. Officer advised both parties to speak to their landlords if they are having issues. Ptl C Walla **************************************************
Friday, November 03, 2017 04:33 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177892 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officers responded to Walmart for a report of a shop lifter. Officers spoke to Walmart Asset Protection who advised officers that they had a male subject who stole merchandise in their office. After watching security footage the male subject was arrested for theft and brought back to the PD for processing. Arrested: Michael R. Brickman Offense: Theft ORC 2913.02 Ptl. J. Brooks ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177893 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Possible Scam 656 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: HOLLIE ODELL Officer responded to the 600 block of Jennings Ave for a report of a mortgage scam. Officer did gather the information and advised the complainant to contact her financial institutions for more information. A report number was issued. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177894 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Distraught / Upset Person 881 E THIRD ST Officers responded to the 800 block of E Third St for a report of a possible suicidal male. Officers along with the Salem FD and EMT did make contact with the male who denied all claims and stated that he was okay. The male declined all medical treatment. Ptl Beeson ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177896 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 OVI Arrest FRANKLIN AVE / WASHINGTON STREET ARA FLAATA,BlLLYJ 336 SPRINGDALE AVE SALEM, OH 44460 1163 Officer initiated a traffic stop on Franklin Ave near Washington St for a traffic violation. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and asked to exit the vehicle several times before doing so. The male subject was offered field sobriety but refused to corporate with the officers. The male subject was placed in custody and transported to Salem Police Department. While on station the male subject refused to exit the cruiser until asked several times by officers. The male subject then processed, booked and issued his paperwork. He was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Billy J. Flaata Address: 336 Springdale Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business (2 counts) ORC 2921.31, OVI ORC 4511.19Ala, Turn Signal Violation: 4511.39A, Possession of Open Container city ordinance 529.07 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 20177898 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Fight 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officers responded to the 500 block of S Broadway Ave for a fight in progress. The complainant advised several male subjects attacked him and threw him out of the bar without any reason. Officers spoke with several patrons inside the bar who all advised he had started a fight by shoving a female and he was escorted out of the bar by several male subjects since he was causing a problem. The male subject was advised to go home for the evening to avoid further conflict. No one inside the bar wanted to pursue charges against the male subject. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20177901 Date: Thursday, November 2,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 627 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the 600 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to a domestic dispute report. Officers arrived on scene and located the male subject in question and detained him until officers conducted their investigation. Officers spoke to the female victim who advised that the male subject was her live in boyfriend and that he had been threatening her and then at one point the male subject put her in a choke hold. Officers did observe redness around the female victims neck area. Officers subsequently placed the male subject, Brandon Toothman in custody for Domestic Violence, he was then transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing and was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Salem Fire Department First Responders, EMT Ambulance and Perry Township Police Department responded to the scene. The female victim was then voluntarily transported to the Salem Regional Hospital by EMT Ambulance. Arrested: Brandon R Toothman Address: 627 N Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (2919.25A)(M1) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ******
Thursday, November 02, 2017 08:50 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177883 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1300 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Two Vehicle Accident Property Damage Only Unit #2, driver Floyd Crawford, was stopped, in traffic, in the westbound lane of SR14 near Highland Ave. Unit #1, driver Amber Russel, was traveling in the westbound lane of SR14 and failed to assure a clear distance to unit #2. Subsequently, unit #1 did strike the rear of unit #2. driver Amber Russel charged ACDA 333.03A Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************* Incident #: 20177879 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 186 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: TERESA CASSINGER Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of South Howard for a report of telephone harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she has been receiving unwanted phone calls from a person known to her. The complainant was advised of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177880 Date: Wednesday, November 1, 2017 Sex Offense 881 E THIRD ST Offiers were called to a residence to check into a possible assault. Investigation to begin. Banar901 ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177881 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Assist Other Agency 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to assist Salem Housing Dept. Upon arrival, officer stood by while contact was made. Officer cleared without incident. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177884 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1344 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer was called to a criminal damage incident on N. Ellsworth. Upon arrival officer spoke with three subjects involved. Statements taken and photos of a silver car were taken and matter under investigation. Banar901 ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177889 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Child Abuse 2337 OAK ST Complainant: TRICIA WATSON ARA BROWN, MICHAEL RYAN 816 ADAMS AVE SALEM, OH 44460 4061 Officer responded to the 2300 block of Oak St. to take a report of child abuse. The complainant advised officer that the female subject who lives with her neglects her children. While officer was speaking to the complainant several subjects were arguing. Upon identifying the subjects, a male subject came back that he had an active warrant out of Leetiona. The male was arrested for his warrant and transported to the PD. Officer did speak with the children. Officer did not see any signs of abuse or neglect. Officer did leave a voluntary statement for the complainant to fill out. Arrested: Michael R. Brown Offense: Warrant Ptl Brooks ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177891 Date: Wednesday, November 1,2017 Water Line Break / Leak BROOKLYN AVE / CLEVELAND Complainant: WATER, DEPT SALEM Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported water line break. Upon arrival, Salem Water Dept. requested assistance with traffic control until barricades could be setup. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177870 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Accident No Injury Reported SUPER IOR AVE / E SEVENTH STREET TRAFFIC ACCIDENT Officers were dispatched to the area of Superior Ave and E Seventh St for a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the operators of both vehicles who advised there were no injuries. Unit 1, a 1994 Chevy Classic Caprice, was travelling south bound on N Lincoln Ave and made a right hand turn onto Superior Ave to head north bound. Unit 2, a 2017 Buick Enclave, was travelling south bound on Superior Ave. Unit 1 made the right turn too wide and went into the south bound lane of travel on Superior Ave, which resulted in Unit 1 striking/side swiping Unit 2 as they were passing each other. Unit 1 sustained damage to the driver's side head light, while Unit 2 sustained minor damage to both driver's side doors. Photos were obtained and both operator's were provided with a report number. No citations were issued. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 20177872 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1155 E THIRD ST Complainant: JOSHUA HOT Officer was dispatched to the 1100 block of E. Third Street for a criminal damage report. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that sometime since 10/30/2017 around 8:00pm and the time of the complaint the rear window on his 2010 Hyundai SUV was broken. Officer observed the glass shattered on the rear hatch and obtained photographs. report number was provided. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177873 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Check Well Being 872 E SIXTH ST Complainant: ASHLEY TASSE, BOARDMAN, OH 44512 Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of E Sixth St to check the well being of a teenaged female. Complainant stated that she is the guidance counselor at the Salem Junior/Senior High School and was contacted by the juvenile who advised that she was struck by her father. Officers responded and spoke with the juvenile and her father about the incident. The juvenile advised that she did not have any injuries and denied medical attention. The incident was forwarded to the Columbiana County Department of Job and Family Services. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** Incident #: 20177874 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Complainant: DAKOTA BARBER, E. LIVERPOOL, OH 43920 Complainant arrived at the Police Station and wished to speak to an Officer in regards to an apartment issue. Said complainant was advised that it was a civil matter. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177875 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2337 OAK ST Police responded to the 2300 block of Oak St for a domestic dispute. When officers arrived two female subjects were involved in a verbal dispute. Both parties claimed the other had supposedly threatened the other. Both parties also advised that nothing physical had occurred. Once officers felt the scene was safe they cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************ lncident #: 20177876 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 664 E SIXTH ST 4 Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of E. Sixth Street for a domestic dispute report. Officers responded and met with a female subject who was found to be highly intoxicated. The female stated that she had an argument with a male she resides with and he choked her. Contact was made with the male subject who advised that the female subject had contacted another male to bring her drugs. The male stated he did not condone that at the residence and the female became upset with him. The female then began hitting him and ripped his shirt off. Officers spoke with a witness who advised the same as the male subject. The male subject advised the female then choked herself in the kitchen. Officers were shown text messages from the female to another male about illegal drug use. The female subject was subsequently arrested for domestic violence and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Tracey L. Shields 664 E. Sixth Street Apt. #4 Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 12/23/1973) Domestic Violence M1 Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177877 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Suspicious Object 500 E FOURTH ST Officer was dispatched to the 500 block of E Fourth St in regards to a suspicious package. Dispatch advised of a male wearing a black hoodie who entered the foyer of the Smith Center Apartments and dropped off a package and then left. Officer was unable to locate the male but, responded and found the package to be a litter of kittens inside a box. The kittens were transported to the police department where they were retrieved by the humane officer. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ***
Wednesday, November 01, 2017 08:29 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177865 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Check Well Being 1210 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: EMIGH, CHIEF M 2198 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, OH 44460 (330) 332-1 000 Officer(s) responded to the above location and found that the female subject in question had moved months ago. The female was supposedly saying some one was trying to poison her. This subject has been dealt with before over the same type situations. Unknown address at this time. Ptl. French ************************************************** Incident #: 20177867 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Check Well Being 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: SFD, 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, OH The Salem FD advised that an elderly male individual was at their station and he appeared confused. Officers along with FD personnel spoke with the individual for several minutes. This officer transported the individual home, due to concerns for him driving. Contact was made with his wife and she was advised where to retrieve the vehicle. She advised that she is aware of the situation and is in the process of addressing his driving issues. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177868 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: LESLIE Police responded to Smith Oil Gas Station for a drive off. The complainant advised that the driver of a white work truck pumped $18.34 worth of gas on pump #6 and left without making payment. Officers were unable to obtain a license plate or locate the vehicle. Officers provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20177869 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Suspicious Activity 1386 S LINCOLN AVE 4 Complainant: CHARLES IVAN A male subject came to the Police Dept. in reference to an item that was found. The complainant found a cassette tape at the apartments in the 1300 block of S. Lincoln Ave. The complainant advised he was worried about a conversation on the tape. The tape has been there for several years and unknown who it originally belonged to. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177838 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Check Well Being S LINCOLN AVE / SNYDER RD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of S Lincoln Ave and Snyder Rd in regards to a check well being. The complainant advised that a male subject had been sitting in the middle of the roadway in his vehicle and that he appeared to be sleeping. Officer arrived on scene and located the vehicle in question with the male subject sleeping in the front seat. Officer woke up the subject. The male subject advised that he was okay he was just tired and fell asleep as while was waiting for the train to pass. The male subject advised that he was on his way to his grandmothers house up the road. Ptl C Walla ************************************************* lncident #: 20177849 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: CHRISTINE BOURNE ARA PASTER, KATHLEEN A 2122 Southeast Blvd SALEM, OH 44460 Police responded to Walmart where store personnel had detained an adult female for shop lifting. The female attempted to leave the store without paying for items. The female was taken into custody transported to Salem PD for processing and then transported to Columbiana County Jail. ARA: Kathleen A. Paster DOB: 10/07/1958 ADD: 2122 Southeast Blvd Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Theft M1 Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20177850 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 1007 E FOURTH ST Complainant: TINA SHAMP Officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of E Fourth St in reference to an unknown problem. Complainant advised that her son was screaming and upset about an issue. Officers responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that her son was slamming his fist on the table and was making vague statements of harming people. Officers spoke with the subject who stated that he was not threatening to harm anyone but, was preaching. He advised that he had no desire to harm himself nor anyone else. The subject stated that he would stop preaching and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177851 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Theft 292 W STATE ST AUTO SHOP Complainant: JAMES CROMER, YOUNGSTOWN, OH Officer met with a complainant/victim at the police department who wanted to make a theft report. The complainant advised that his 2004 GMC truck was towed to Stadium GM on 10/27/2017 for repairs and when he picked the truck up today the tailgate was missing. The complainant advised that the work done on the vehicle was mechanical and not body work. Complainant stated that he spoke with the business and they did not have the tailgate, but that they would review video surveillance of the parking lot. Officer advised the complainant that contact would be made with the dealership and provided him with a report number. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** Incident #: 20177852 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Child Abuse 2586 E STATE ST A DISCOUNT STORE Officer was dispatched to the Dollar Tree, in the 2500 block of E State St, in reference to a child abuse report. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that she observed a mother smack her two year old daughter in the face and gave her a bloody lip. The female and her daughter were gone upon officer's arrival. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177854 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Recovered Property 576 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: JOHN MAHOUSKI On 10/30/2017 an Officer spoke with a male complainant who came on station to turn in a wallet he found laying in the end of his driveway. Officer made contact with the owner of the wallet at an address in the 600 block of N. Lincoln Ave. The owner was questioned about an item that could be used for drug paraphernalia. The owner stated that it was not hers however did state that the straw belonged to a friend that uses it for drug abuse. Charges are pending. Ptl. MILLER ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177856 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Recovered Property 375 E FIFTH ST Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of 5th street in regards to recovering a gun magazine. Upon arrival Officers seized the magainze and cleared without incident. Ptl. MILLER ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177857 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Domestic In Progress 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: SARAH YORLANO Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of N Ellsworth Ave in reference to a domestic in progress. Complainant advised of a male and female who were outside the residence involved in an argument and the male had walked east bound on E Fifth St. Officers located the male walking south bound on N Lincoln Ave and he advised that the female was extremely intoxicated and knocked a beer out of his hand during an argument. He also advised that she struck him on the right side of the face. The male did not have any visible injury and denied medical attention. Officers also spoke with the female who advised that an argument ensued after she found that the male had a phone number of someone else. The female had no visible injuries. The incident was found to be verbal in nature and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** Incident #: 20177858 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Dog at Large 615 E SEVENTH ST Officers responded to the 600 block of E. 7th Street in regards to a loose dog running around the area. Once Officers found said dog it was returned to its owner in the 600 block of E. 6th Street. The owner was issued a verbal warning for dog at large Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************* Incident #: 20177860 Date: Tuesday, October 31,2017 Ambulance Needed S LUNDY AVE / E PERSHING Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle at the intersection of E Pershing St and S Lundy Ave for a stop sign violation. Upon making contact with the driver, he advised that he felt that he was having a heart attack, which is why he ran the stop sign. Officer immediately requested the Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance, who responded to the scene. The driver was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment and his vehicle was moved to a nearby parking lot. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************************************
Tuesday, October 31, 2017 08:34 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177848 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Ambulance Needed Report of a ambulance needed at the above location. The male subject from report # 20177847 advising that he did want to harm himself and needed to get help. The Salem F.D., KLG responded and he was transported to the Salem E.R. where he was pinked slipped for evaluation. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20177847 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Person With A Gun 627 N LINCOLN AVE 1/2 Report of a person with a gun at the above address. Upon arrival, the male subject was found not to have a gun and that he did have a air soft pistol but did not want to harm himself or others. After checking him and talking with him for several minutes officers cleared without incident. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20177846 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Debris In Roadway SOUTHEAST BLVD / KENNEDY ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 2200 block of Southeast Blvd for debris in the roadway. Upon arriving Police made contact with a male subject with a leaf blower near the roadway. The male was already clearing off the roadway when Police arrived. The male was advised of the city ordnance. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20177845 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Littering / Dumping Complainant: ANTHONY GUIDONE, CARROLTON, OH Complainant on station reference several subjects dumping illegal items into the recycling containers. Complainant did leave a flash drive with pictures of the subjects dumping the items into the containers. Ptl Miller ************************************************* lncident #: 20177844 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 100 BLOCK OF W WILSON ST Officer was on routine patrol and observed a trailer dropped in the 1OOblk of W. Wilson with no tractor / truck attached. The trailer was sitting in the west bound lane facing east bound. The driver of the truck came and advised there was a problem with loading one trailer and it was taking longer than anticipated. The driver advised they would move the trailer until the situation was taken care of. Officer did explain to the driver of the potential of emergency vehicles not being able to get through. Ptl. French ************************************************** lncident #: 20177839 Date: Monday, October 30,2017 Dog At Large 564 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: JUSTIN YOUNG Report of a dog at large in the above area. Upon arrival, the complainant had the dog and the animal was placed into the back of Unit#4. This officer meet the Humane Officer and she was given the animal. Ptl Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20177836 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 VehIicle B&E / Trespass 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM SUPERMARKET Complainant: CASANDRA HOLLAND, LISBON, OH Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a theft from a motor vehicle that occurred in the 2800 block of E State St. The complainant advised she was at the store and is unable to lock her vehicle. She advised several items were taken from the vehicle when she was inside the business. Video of the incident is being obtained from the business and this matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177835 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 120 N LINCOLN AVE ARA DONALDSON, ALLANTE JAMES 26 W RAVENWOOD AVE YOUNGSTOWN, OH 44507 While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave. During the stop the driver was found to have a suspended drivers license. The K9 officer did respond and K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. A probable cause search of the vehicle did yield drug paraphernalia and a controlled substance. The driver was taken into custody for the offenses. Once at the station the male did attempt to throw a large quantity of suspected narcotics and was also observed eating more suspected narcotics. The male was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT for evaluation. The male was later taken to the Columbiana County Jail. The suspected narcotics will be sent to BCI for further testing and charges will be pending the lab results. Kaisers did tow the vehicle from the scene. Arrested: Allante J Donaldson Address: (LKA) 26 W Ravenwood Ave Youngstown, OH 44507 Charges: Possession of a Controlled Substance Schedule II Tampering with evidence (two counts) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia DUS - Multiple (MM) Possession of Marijuana Expired Registration Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177834 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 OVI Arrest N LINCOLN AVE / E FIFTH ST ARA VANCOONEY, ALLEN S 922 S UNION AVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officer initiated a traffic stop on E Fifth St near N Lincoln Ave with a vehicle for a headlight violation. The driver of the vehicle was suspended and found to be impaired. The driver also admitted to having marijuana on his person and he willingly handed it over to officer. K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon and he did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. The driver was administered field sobriety and taken into custody for OVI. The vehicle was released to the passenger of the vehicle who was also the registered owner. The male subject was transported to Salem Police Department where he was processed and booked. He was then released into his mother's custody. Arrested: Allen S. Vancooney Address: 922 S Union Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Ala and 4511.19A1d Driving Under Suspension ORC 4510.11A, Two Headlights Required ORC 4513.14A, and Possession of Marijuana city ordinance 513.03(C)2 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* Incident #: 20177831 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Dog At Large E STATE ST / HIGHLAND AVE Officer located a dog at large in the roadway in the 1300 block of E State St. Officer was unable to catch the animal and cleared after insuring it was no longer in the roadway. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177830 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 450 AETNA ST Officers responded to the above location for a disorderly persons report. Complainant advised that his live in girlfriend is detoxing and becoming irate. Complainant also advised that his girlfriend pushed him. Upon arrival, officer spoke with both parties and the female did stated she was having issues from detoxing. The male half did not with to peruse any charges. Both parties were advised to stay away from each other. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ Incident #: 20177828 Sunday, October 29,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 148 PENN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer on patrol responded to a parking complaint in the 100 block of Penn Ave. Officer observed the vehicle and after an investigation found the vehicle was parked in a 20 minute loading zone for approximately 50 minutes. Officer issued a parking ticket to the vehicle and cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177827 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Traffic Offense 120 N LINCOLN AVE Officer on patrol observed a subject in the 700 block of E State St. operating a vehicle without a valid drivers license. Officer stopped the vehicle and advised the driver of his suspension. During the stop K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was located in the vehicle. The vehicle owner denied knowing the driver was suspended and was given a warning for the violation. The driver was cited for his suspension and officer cleared without incident. Cited: Cletis R. Monroy of 940 E 6th St. Salem Oh Charge: DUS-NC CCMC date of 10-31 -17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ********
Monday, October 30, 2017 07:50 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177804 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Accident Private Property 565 FRANKLIN AVE Private property accident no OH-1 Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Franklin for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1, Steffany Mgambo, had been in the parking lot when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2, Alana Hartshorne, had been backing up from a parking spot when it struck unit #1 in the passenger side. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the passenger side fender and door area. Unit # 2 sustained damage to the drivers side rear bumper. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Steffany Mgambo vehicle / 2014 Ford Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Alana Hartshorne vehicle / 2004 Pontiac Ptl R Keister ************************************************** Incident #: 20177805 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1453 ALLEN RD Officer(s) responded to the 1400 block of Allen Rd for a reported single vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling north in the 1400 block of Allen Rd when the driver lost control of the vehicle. This action caused unit # 1 to go off the east side of the roadway backwards and strike a utility pole. There were no reported injuries and the vehicle was removed from the scene by AAA. The driver of the vehicle was cited for O.R.C. 4511.202 (Reasonable Control) Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Gregory Curtis vehicle / 2009 Mercury Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177825 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 627 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the 600 block of N.Lincoln Ave. for a report of a domestic in progress. After speaking to both parties involved. officers were able to determine the male half was making false statements. Subsequently, the male was arrested for Falsification and transported to Salem PD. The male was processed and then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Dakota D. Barber Offense: Falsification ORC2921.12(A)(1) Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* Incident #: 20177824 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION COM Smith Oil, Employee Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with a employee of the business. The employee stated that a unknown female in a black suv had pumped $36.83in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20177821 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Ambulance Needed 186 S HOWARD AVE Officers were advised of a unresponsive male at the above listed address. Upon officers arrival I was directed to a bedroom area where a 37 year old male was found unresponsive, with no vital signs and being cold to the touch. Salem Flre Dept. and EMT Ambulance responded and checked the male who was found to be deceased. The coroner responded to the scene to investigate. Sgt. J Scheets ******************************************** lncident #: 20177819 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL COM PAM, SALEM ER Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center to stand by with a patient until Sheriffs Department arrived on scene. A detective arrived on scene and officers stood by until the patient was transported to St. Elizabeth's hospital. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177818 Date: Sunday, October 29,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 935 SOUTH AVE Officer responded to the 900 block of South Ave in regards to a parking complaint. Officer arrived on scene and located the vehicle in question. A red warning tag was left on the vehicle. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177813 Date: Saturday, October 28, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 491 REILLY AVE G Report of a protection order violation at the above location. Upon investigation,there was no protection order,just terms of a subject's bond and there was no violation. A juvenile subject stated that she was threatened by another female. A report was made and statements were taken. Lt Shafer ************************************************* Incident #: 20177812 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Drug Paraphernalia COM RANDY GEHO Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a report of drug paraphernalia. The complainant advised his nephew attempted to give him drugs and he handed over the item to the Salem Police Department. The incident is currently under investigation and information was given to DTF officer. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177807 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Civil Matter 648 S UNION AVE COM CARLEY ECKMAN Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her niece watched her kids and will not return their clothing. Officer advised the complainant that the matter was civil but would speak to the other half involved. Officer was advised by the other half that she would return the clothing. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177806 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Suspicious Activity 1074 CLEVELAND ST Officer spoke with complainant at Smith Oil gas about a juvenile problem. He alleged that his daughter was at a residence on Cleveland without his consent and had learned this on social media. Officer responded to the residence and talked with two juveniles who claimed the daughter was not there. She allegedly left about an hour ago and had not come in. Officer to try and make contact with a parent who was not home at the time. Banar901 ************************************************* lncident #: 20177802 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BENJAMIN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported drive off. Upon arrival, the complainant advised a light blue Chrysler PT Cruiser departed the area without paying for $17.10 worth of fuel from pump #5. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** Incident #: 20177795 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 755 E FIFTH ST 1/2 COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 700 block of E Fifth for a civil dispute. Officer arrived and spoke to a land lord who advised that his tenants had become rude with him. The tenants advised that they were retrieving their property and leaving that evening. The complainant was advised. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20177776 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Suspicious Activity E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D PARK PLAYGROUND COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to Memorial Park for a report of people fishing at the duck pod. Officer arrived and advised the subjects that no fishing was permitted. Officer cleared. Ptl Beeson ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177775 Date: Friday, October 27, 2017 Assist Other Agency 226 VINE AVE 5 COM CHILDREN SERVICES Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave to assist Childrens Services. Officers assisted and then cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *********
Sunday, October 29, 2017 08:40 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177801 Date: Saturday, October 28, 2017 Suspicious Person 2l01 S LINCOLN AVE While on patrol, officer located a male subject, who appeared to be intoxicate walking in the roadway. Officer made contact with the subject who did advised he had been drinking. After checking the subject for warrants, he was given to courtesy transported to 180 Ohio Ave. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************* Incident #: 20177800 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Dog At Large S UNION AVE / E PERSHING ST Officer responded to the area of E Pershing St and S Union Ave for a dog at large. The dog seemed to be aggressive and continued to run away. The dog then ran into several backyards and the officer was unable to locate it. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177799 Date: Saturday, October 28,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 2203 E STATE ST ARA HOSCHAR, RYAN MATHEW 189ETHlRDST (LKA) SALEM, OH 44460 Officer on patrol observed a subject that was intoxicated, known to have an active arrest warrant and walking around a closed business in the 2200 block of E State St. Officer made contact with the subject that was found to have contraband on his person. The subject was placed under arrest, transported on station, processed and transported to county jail. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Ryan M. Hoschar of LKA: 370 E Main St. Washingtonville Oh Charge: Possession of drug abuse instruments (M1) Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20177794 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Traffic Offense 800 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation in the 800 block of E 3rd St. Officer while conducting the stop did a probable cause search of the vehicle with no contraband found. Officers cleared without incident. 2 small juveniles in the vehicle did request to see K9 Simon and were allowed to play with him and get a few photographs. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************************* lncident #: 20177793 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Civil Matter 755 E FIFTH ST 1/2 Officer responded to the 700 block of E 5th St. and spoke with a landlord and tenant about a civil issue. Both were advised the matter was civil and officers would not be involved in determining anything as nothing criminal was occurring. Officers cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************** lncident #: 20177791 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 641 CHERRY ST Officers responded to the above location for a warrant check. Upon arrival, contact was made at the residence and the subject in question was located. The subject was taken into custody, transported to this station for the booking process and later released to CCSO. Arrested: Samson A. Crowl 633 Cherry St. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Warrant - Trafficking Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20177789 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Criminal Trespassing 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer on patrol observed a subject who was previously trespassed from a business in the 1100 block of E State St. going inside the business. Officer made contact with the subject and the employee to ensure there was no issues. The employee did not know if the subject was allowed at the business and will have a manager contact the Salem PD and advise. Office cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** lncident #: 20177786 Date: Friday, October 27, 2017 Dispute(NO Threats/Violence) 549 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to the 500 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a verbal dispute. The subjects advised that they were looking for a lost item in the backyard but were not having an argument. The female subject was advised to possibly continue to search in the morning since she was not on her property and causing suspicion with the neighbors. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177784 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 172 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 100 block of W Sixteenth St for a drug paraphernalia located in a vacant residence. The items were collected from the residence and properly disposed of at the Salem Police Department. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** lncident #: 20177783 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Runaway / Missing 1449 E STATE ST Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND Officer responded to the 1400 block of E State St for a runaway juvenile. The complainant advised that the juvenile had collected several belongings inside a backpack and left the residence. Officer checked several locations that the juvenile may have gone to but was unable to locate. The juvenile was entered in LEADS as a missing / runaway. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177782 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Audible Alarm Ck 964 BENTON RD Complainant: SECURE COM Officers and K9 Simon checked a business in the 900 block of Benton Rd. with an active alarm. Officers and K9 Simon located an open door and cleared the business. Officers stood by while the key holder re-secured and checked the business before clearing. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************* lncident #: 20177781 Date: Friday, October 27, 2017 Traffic Offense S LUNDY AVE / E PERRY ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle with a driver that was known to be suspended on S. Lundy Ave. near E Perry St. Officer cited the driver and the vehicle was removed from the roadway by Sinsley's towing. The owner of the vehicle was cited also and the driver will face additional charges for contraband recovered from the vehicle. Cited: Christopher D. Zepernick of 450 Aetna St. Salem Charge: DUS, CCMC date of 10-31-17, additional charges pending Cited: Denise M. Zepernick of 8995 Huxley Rd. Salem Charge: Wrongful entrustment CCMC date of 10-31 -17 Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************** lncident #: 20177779 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 241 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to the above location for a warrant check. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the resident who advised the subject in question was not there. The resident did give verbal consent to search. Officers checked the residence and did not locate the subject in question. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ lncident #: 20177777 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 577 COLUMBIA ST B Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officer responded to the 500 block of Columbia St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that he got into a verbal dispute with his neighbor. Officer advised the complainant to try to avoid any further contact with his neighbor. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20177774 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 155 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: DARRELL ROGERS Officer responded to the 100 block of Woodland Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that his son kept calling him and he does not wish to speak to him. Officer advised the complainant to tell his son to stop texting and calling him and if he continues to contact the PD and an officer will advise his son of possible charges. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************************************** lncident #: 20177772 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Dog At Large 1240 E THIRD ST Officer on patrol located a dog at large from 1240 E 3rd St. running in the roadway. Officer made contact with the owner and ensured the animal was secured. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **********************************************
Saturday, October 28, 2017 06:58 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177740 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Accident With Injury Unit 1- Owner/Operator- Matthew Arnoto, THE MOORE AGENCY, SALEM, OH Unit 2- Operator- Cindy Sawrnan Owner DAVID SAWMAN, HARTVILLE, OH TRAFFIC ACCIDENT Officers were dispatched to Pennsylvania Ave near Allen Rd for a two vehicle traffic accident with injury. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance also respond to the scene. Unit 1 was travelling south bound on Pennsylvania Ave, while Unit 2 was travelling north bound. The driver of Unit 1 advised that he had dropped his cell phone and, when he bent down to pick it up, his vehicle veered left of center and struck Unit 2 head on. Both units sustained disabling damage with airbag deployment. Sinsley Towing was requested for Unit 1 and Unit 2 was towed from the scene by Davidson's Towing. Both drivers were transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. The driver of Unit 1 was issued a citation for Left of Center (Salem ORD 331.01). Cited: Mathew L. Arnoto 600 W Pidgeon Rd Charge: Left of Center (Salem ORD 331.01) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177755 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: ERIKA LOPEZ Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of East State St for a reported hit skip accident were one of the vehicles had reportedly fled the area. On arrival officers spoke wit the owner of the vehicle that was reportedly struck. Neither officers or the vehicles owner could locate any damage to the vehicle. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the other vehicle that was reportedly involved. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20177756 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Identity Theft 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Complainant on station to report identity theft. The complainant received a letter from a collection agency that stated she owed money from a Fingerhut account. The complainant advised that she does not remember purchasing items from that business and requested the incident documented. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177758 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 491 REILLY AVE A Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of Reilly Ave for a reported juvenile problem. On arrival officers spoke with staff members of the facility. Officers will forward the information to the Dept Juvenile Officer as well as Children's Services. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** Incident #: 20177759 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Officer was called to a drug / narcotic call at Circle K east. Upon arrival the clerk turned over a found plastic baggy with a small amount of light brown powder. Officer took custody of said item and placed in evidence at PD. Matter under investigation. Banar901 ************************************************* lncident #: 20177761 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Criminal Trespassing 2875 E STATE ST A Walmart called in regards to a person there that had been trespassed against coming into the store. Upon arrival the store had learned she had been not identified properly but coincidentally had been in the store prior and allegedly made off with merchandise without rendering payment. The female denied having stolen anything but did receive a notice to not come back. Officers cleared without incident. Banar901 ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177762 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 824 4 STATE ST Complainant: KAISER, KEITH Officers responded to the 800 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been/traveling in the 800 block of East State St when the driver backed his vehicle up and struck unit # 2. The driver of unit # 2 had been traveling in the 800 block of East State St when it was struck by unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were driven from the scene. No citations were issued. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Keith Kaiser vehicle 12000 Dodge Unit # 2 / owner / Bryan Smith driver / Joni Smith vehicle 12006 Jeep Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177765 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Assault 279 N LINCOLN AVE Officers were dispatched to a possible assault call with unknown problem on N. Lincoln Ave. Call was north of the KFC Restaurant at a green house on the north side of Second St. Reporting officer arrived in the alley behind 279 N. Lincoln and was flagged down there. Officers talked to several parties that advised of an altercation inside the home. First responders and KLG ambulance responded and spoke with an injured person who refused to go to ER. Statements, photographs and information was taken and matter is under investigation for possible charges. Banar901 ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177767 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 35313 SALEM GRANGE ARA DENNISON, JUSTIN T 36333 LONGS CROSSINGS RD LEETONIA, OH 44431 Reporting officer along with Salem PD Detectives responded to the above address and arrested Justin T Dennison on a warrant for Robbery. See report # 20177632 Arrested - Justin T Dennison 3531 3 Salem Grange Rd Salem, Ohio Charge - Robbery Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177769 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 2551 LEXINGTON AVE 6 Complainant: Jacqueline Sadler Officer responded to the Salem Commons apartments to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that she does not get along with her sister and does not want her to come to her house anymore. Officer contacted the sister of the complainant and advised her of the complaint and that she is not to return to the residence. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* Incident #: 20177756 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Identity Theft 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Complainant on station to report identity theft. The complainant received a letter from a collection agency that stated she owed money from a Fingerhut account. The complainant advised that she does not remember purchasing items from that business and requested the incident documented. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20177753 Date: Friday, October 27,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 110 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to the downstairs apartment of 110 W. Pershing St. for a report of loud music called in by the upstairs tenant. Upon arrival, officers could hear loud music. Contact was made with the resident and was requested to turn the music down. The resident advised he would turn the music off for the remainder of the evening. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ lncident #: 20177752 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued 650 FAIR AVE SALEM Police observed a vehicle illegally parked in the 600 block of Fair. Said vehicle was issued a parking ticket for the violation. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************ lncident #: 20177751 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Prowler 530 E PERSHING ST Complainant: MEGAN BOYLE Officers were dispatched to the 1500 block of E. Pershing Street for a possibly breaking and entering. Officers responded and met with the complainant who advised that she seen a flashlight outside her bedroom window and when she pounded on her window a female subject was observed running away from the house west bound on E. Pershing St. Officers checked the area, but no persons were located. Nothing was disturbed around the property. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177750 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Suspicious Person 607 CONTINENTAL DR Complainant: ERIC ERICKSON Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of Continental Dr in reference to a suspicious person report. Complainant advised of a female who had been sitting inside her vehicle behind the apartment complex for approximately two hours. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the complainant who advised that the female was sleeping inside the vehicle, while her young child was also inside. Complainant advised that they had to pound on the window many times in order to wake up the female. Officers made contact with the subject, who was now inside her apartment, who advised that she was sitting in the vehicle while she was on the phone. The subject and child both appeared to be okay and denied the need for medical attention. Officers cleared. The incident will be forwarded to the Columbiana County Job and Family Services. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177748 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Intoxicated Person 400 BLOCK OF SALEM Officers were patrolling the 400 block of East Perry Street when a white male was noticed slouched over at the waist off the side of the road and believed to be intoxicated. Upon investigation the male was released to a friend to make sure he arrived at his residence safely. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** lncident #: 20177746 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Speak To Officer 462 ASH ST SALEM Complainant: MARK GIBSON Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Ash Street for a speak with officer report. Officer responded and was advised by the complainant that he let a female subject borrow his vehicle and she would not return it. The complainant stated that his vehicle is parked in the 200 block of Vine Street, but he is afraid he is being set up by several subjects and if he goes to retrieve the vehicle he will be assaulted. A friend of the complainant advised he would respond to get the vehicle and did so. The vehicle was taken back to Ash Street without incident. The complainant needed no further assistance. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ********** Incident #: 20177744 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Natural Gas Leak 1228 N ELLSWORTH AVE Police responded to the 1200 block of N. Ellsworth to assist the FD. Traffic control was requested while the FD investigated a smell of natural gas. Once the investigation was finished Police and FD cleared. Ptl Osberg ********************************************** Incident #: 20177741 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Bomb Threat 2875 E STATE ST A Report of a possible Bomb Threat at Walmart. Upon arrival, a threat was located in the stall of the female bathroom in the front part of the business. The business was temporary evacuated, checked by officers and the business appeared OK. All employees and customers were let back into the business and officers cleared without incident. Ptl Miller *************************************************
Friday, October 27, 2017 08:11 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177738 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Accident Private Property 981 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM KENDRlCKs CORNER Unit #1 Driver: JOSETTE THEISS, Owner: CHARLENE THEISS Unit #2 Driver/Owner: NATHAN GALBREATH Police responded to the 900 block of N. Ellsworth Ave for a motor vehicle accident. Unit #1 was backing out of the parking lot when it struck Unit #2 that was waiting to leave the parking lot. Unit #1 backed straight into the rear driver's side quarter panel/bumper of Unit #2. Neither driver reported any injury and both vehicles had minor damage. Both vehicles were able to drive from the scene. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** Incident #: 20177712 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Menacing / Threats Complainant: LORRAINE UTTER Officer spoke with the female complainant who came on station with concerns about her ex-boyfriend with whom she has recently broken up with last weekend. Female complainant advised that her ex- boyfriend resides out of state and that he had contacted a mutual acquaintance of theirs today and had threatened physical harm to her through their mutual acquaintance. Complainant also advised that she has been receiving many facebook messenger messages from her ex- boyfriend, none of which were threatening to her. Complainant filed a protection order the previous week, however officer checked with the CCSO and the order has not been served at the time of report. A written statement was taken and photo copies of the messenger messages were provided by the complainant. An extra watch was requested at the complainant's residence. After investigation a report will be sent to the Prosecutors officer for review for possible charges. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177713 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Assist Perry Police 1680 S LINCOLN AVE Officer responded to the above location and stood by while Perry Twp. P.D. officer removed two male subjects from a vehicle bearing fictitious plates. The vehicle was searched and towed by Sinsley's Towing. The owner/operator was cited and officer cleared. Ptl. French ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177714 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Menacing / Threats 118 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Police responded to the 200 block of E. 6th St for threats. While speaking with the complainant she advised that a few days prior someone had attempted to kick in the front door and now they are making threats towards them. Officers attempted to make contact with the possible suspect but were unable to locate. Further investigation pending. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177715 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 148 PENN AVE Complainant: EMILY ELLSWORTH On 10/25/2017 Officers responded to the 100 block of Penn Ave. in regards to a parking complaint. Upon arrival Officers spoke with the complainant who advised the vehicle in question had been parked there for over twenty (20) minutes. At this time the owner of the vehicle arrived and advised that they would be moving the vehicle promptly. Once the vehicle cleared both Officers did as well without incident. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177716 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Parking Compl aint / Violation CEDAR RIDGE DR 1 SOUTHEAST Officer on patrol in the area of Cedar Ridge and Southeast Blvd. observed a black Chevy SUV parked illegally on Cedar Ridge Drive. Officer made contact with the owner who moved the vehicle. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177717 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Domestic In Proaress 449 AETNA ST Complainant: SARAH SEDDON Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Aetna Street for a domestic in progress. Officers responded and met with the complainant who advised that her father was intoxicated and causing problems in the residence. The complainant advised her father was yelling, cursing and threatening her. The complainant advised that she and her aunt are taking care of her mother who is very ill. Officers made contact with the complainants father who was very intoxicated and he denied any claims of threats made. The parties were advised to stay separated for the night. Officers were dispatched back to the residence a short time later. The complainant advised that as soon as officers left her father started yelling and cursing again telling everyone in the house to leave. The complainant advised that her father told her to call her brothers and sisters so he could punch them. The complainants father again denied these claims. The complainants brother responded and transported their father to a local hotel for the night. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177718 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Protection Order Violation 665 E FOURTH ST Complainant: CAMILLE BIRONE Officer was dispatched to the 600 block of E Fourth St in reference to a protection order violation report. Complainant advised that she was granted a protection order against a male known to her on October 11, 2017. Complainant stated that she was contacted by someone via telephone and she believed it was the male. Complainant advised that she did not wish to pursue the issue but, wanted the incident to be on file for future reference if needed. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177720 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Recovered Property 110 BENTON RD Complainant: SUSAN ANNABELL Officer spoke with the female complainant who owns Annabelle's Restaurant. Complainant advised one of her customers turned in a cell phone that she found in the parking lot of her restaurant. And wished to turn it over to the Police for safe keeping. The phone will be kept in the departments lost and found until an owner can be located. Ptl. D. MILLER ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177722 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE 1/2 Complainant: IAN COLE Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of N. Ellsworth Avenue for a report of a breaking and entering in progress. Officers responded and met with the complainant who advised it sounded like a male subject who lives in the other half of the same duplex came in his apartment and started up the stairs and then left. The complainant advised he didn't actually see the male subject. Officers made contact with the male subject from the other apartment who denied being out of the apartment recently and denied entering the complainants apartment. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177723 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 780 W STATE ST Police were advised of a vehicle parked in the parking lot of a closed business on Elm St.. As police went to investigate, the vehicle pulled out of the business and entered the parking lot of Circle K west. Police made contact and spoke with the subjects advising them that being on the property of a closed business is trespassing and not to go back on the property again. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************************** Incident #: 20177724 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A While on patrol on N Ellsworth Ave officer observed a vehicle enter the parking lot of the Community Center which was closed. Officer subsequently initiated a traffic stop near the back of the parking lot. The driver was identified and he advised officer that he had intended to try to use the parking lot as a shortcut to reach N Lincoln Ave but the gate was closed. Officer advised the individual that it was not a through the street which is why the two parking lots have a gate between. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177725 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Speak To Officer 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer was dispatched to the 300 block of E. Third Street to speak with a female complainant about a prior police report. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant about an incident that happened in September 2017. The complainant advised she wanted to press charges against her daughter for trying to get her in trouble during that report. Officer advised the complainant that the previous report would be reviewed to see if anything criminal took place. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177727 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Assist Other Agency Officer while enroute to the Columbiana County Municipal Court to drop off court paperwork stopped on SR45 near Lincoln Rental to check on Highway Patrol units on a motor vehicle accident. Nothing was needed from this officer and cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** lncident #: 20177728 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Lost Motorist Escort N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SIXTH Complainant: DONNA MCGURREN, EAST LIVERPOOL, OH Officer stopped a vehicle for a minor traffic violation on N Ellsworth Ave. The driver advised that she had been rerouted around and accident on SR45 and was completely lost. Officer assisted the individual in reaching the destination after affording a warning for the traffic violation. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177729 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 1430 BEECHWOOD RD Complainant: CCSO Officer responded to the above location and found that the vehicle was on the City side of the road way. Salem FD responded checked the vehicle and the operator contacted her insurance company which was sending a tow truck. Some where the fuel line let go and the gas ran out. The vehicle was far enough off the road way officer cleared. Ptl. French ********************************************** Incident #: 20177730 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 436 E SECOND ST A Officers responded the above location for a needle laying on the sidewalk Officer located the needle, collected and properly disposed of it. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177732 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Harassment 491 REILLY AVE B Report of harassment at the above address. Upon arrival, the crossing guard advised that a male subject in a Red truck was yelling obscenities at her regarding parking lot issues at the above school. Officers checked the area for the truck, but was unable to locate it. She was advised that if there were any further problems to contact this department. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20177733 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 518 WASHINGTON AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a vehicle parked on the roadway . Officers located the vehicle and spoke with the owner who stated they are only parking there because of the road work on their street. The vehicle is valid and parked legally. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177734 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 200 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Officer was on routine patrol in the City of Salem and observed an orange colored Harley Davidson bearing Ohio motorcycle registration, 24YPB parked in front of 223 E. State St. Officer observed it parked in the same spot from yesterday, Wednesday, 10-25-17 and it appeared not to have been moved. Officer placed a red warning on it for violating the 3hr parking down town along with placing a chalk mark on the front tire on the right side at 12:OO. Officer did talk with the owner of the building who advised it was a tenant of his living upstairs. Officer advised him to let the owner know of the warning tag and it being chalked. Ptl. French ************************************************* Incident #: 20177742 Date: Thursday, October 26,2017 123 N BROADWAY AVE Protection Order Violation Complainant: ANTHONY MARALDO Officer responded to the above location to speak with the complainant regarding a protection order violation. He advised that he has a protection order against his wife and a domestic violence protection order was also issued on today's date. He was at the bank with his three children when his wife showed up. The complainant advised that he placed their children in the manager's office since she would not immediately leave once she seen that they were there. The female reportedly knows she is to have no contact with her husband and children, but refused to leave until she completed her banking prior to the bank closing. The female in question had departed the area prior to this officer speaking with the complainant. He wanted the incident on file due to ongoing problems and concerns. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *
Thursday, October 26, 2017 08:47 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177711 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Ambulance Needed Complainant: DISPATCH, EMT Report of assistance needed at the above location. Upon arrival, the paramedics advised that a female driver was having chest pains and had her two children with her. The children were transported by this officer while the female subject was transported by EMT to the Salem E.R. The female subjects vehicle was removed from the roadway and parked by the train depot of S.Ellsworth Ave. Ptl Miller ******************************************* lncident #: 20177712 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Assist Perry Police 1680 S LINCOLN AVE Officer responded to the above location and stood by while Perry Twp. P.D. officer removed two male subjects from a vehicle bearing fictitious plates. The vehicle was searched and towed by Sinsley's Towing. The owner/operator was cited and officer cleared. Ptl. French ************************************************ lncident #: 20177702 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Barking Dog 939 JEFFERSON AVE Officer responded to the above location and could hear a dog barking from the back yard. Officer made contact at the front door and the female advised they were bringing the dog in at that time. Officer advised the female of the complaint. Ptl. French ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177703 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Protection Order Violation 1200 E SIXTH ST A Report of a possible protection order violation at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with administration and they were aware of the protection order on a male subject and to contact this department if he shows up at the above location. Ptl Miller ************************************************* lncident #: 20177704 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Theft Complainant responded to this department to report a theft. She advised that a client had money stolen from the residence that they noticed missing on Friday 10-20-17. Further information was obtained and the complainant advised that they were going to speak with residents living in the home as well. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* Incident #: 20177706 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 180 OHIO AVE 6 ARA CROWL, MATTHEW JASON 36048 STATE ROUTE 30 LISBON, OH 44432 9416 Officer was stopped by a couple males parked in a parking lot on the corner of E. Pershing & Ohio Ave. They were picking up a known female for work when she advised them her apartment had been broken into while she was away. Officer met with her and she advised that she was arrested last night and while she was in jail person(s) unknown entered her apartment and "ran sacked it" because when she got home she found her belongings thrown through out the apartment. While talking with the female the name of "Chuey" came up and officer asked about him. Matthew J. Crowl. She advised she knew him and that he was inside her apartment at this time. Officer checked with Det. Sgt. Scheets via phone and he checked with the County and found there was an active warrant out of Columbiana County. Officer made contact with Matthew "Chuey" Crowl and he was advised of the active warrant for him which he appeared to be aware of it. Mr. Crowl was taken into custody and transported to this department for processing. Columbiana County confirmed the warrant and advised they were sending a deputy to pick him up. Sgt Green and this officer processed for the warrant. Arrested: Matthew J. Crowl 36048 State Route 30 Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Warrant: Failure to Appear Criminal Trespass charge Ptl. French ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20177709 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Solicitor(s) 817 NEWGARDEN AVE Officer(s) responded to the above location and found the older male subject in the 800blk of Newgarden. He advised they had a permit but, his boss "Gary" unknown last name had it with him. Officer explained to him that all are to have a copy with them. Officer had dispatch make contact with Zoning Officer up stairs in City Hall who advised that SFE did not have a permit. Officer explained to the male subject Mr. Hanna that if he is found trying to solicit again and his boss then they would be cited. He advised he understood. Officer gave him a ride to Speed Way where Gary was to pick him up. Ptl. French ************************************************** lncident #: 20177686 Date. Tuesday, October 24,2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLOCK N LINCOLN While on patrol officers initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop the driver was found to have a suspended drivers license and the K9 did alert to the odor of narcotics. Nothing of significance was located in the vehicle and the driver was cited for driving under suspension. The owner of the vehicle did respond to drive the vehicle from the scene. Cited: Brian J Schlupp Address: 468 Aetna St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: DUS - Multiple Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20177687 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 180 OHIO AVE 6 ARA HANDY, RONALD L 423 W PERSHING ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 100 block of Ohio Ave to check for a male with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. Officers arrived and knocked on the door and the male did exit the rear of the building. The male failed initially failed to comply but was taken into custody shortly after. The male was also found to be in possession of a syringe. The male was taken to the Salem police station for processing and was later taken to the Columbiana County jail. Arrested: Ronald L Handy Jr. Address: 180 Ohio Ave Apt 6 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant - Possession of Drugs Possession of Drug Abuse Instrument Obstruction of Official Business Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* lncident #: 20177688 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: CCSO Officer stood by with deputy while he bringing a prisoner to the ER to be treated. Lt Shafer ************************************************ lncident #: 20177689 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / OHIO AVE Officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of the above location for a turn signal violation. Ptl. Garber arrived on scene and K9 Simon was deployed and did indicate to the odor of narcotics during the free air sniff of the vehicle. A search of the vehicle was conducted and a small plastic bag tied in a knot which appeared to be from a tear off which was located in the drivers side door. The plastic baggie knot was collected. The driver was given a written warning for the violation. The tear off was brought back to this station, photographed and properly disposed of by this officer. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177690 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Suspicious Obiect OHIO AVE / E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of Ohio Ave and E Pershing St for a red light flying over the stadium. Officer spoke with a school employee and he advised that they were using the drone to get night pictures of the stadium. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177691 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Drive Off 968 E S TATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: LESLIE Officer spoke with a complainant regarding theft from a business in the 900 block of E State St. The complainant advised that a male pumped $36.12 worth of gasoline before leaving without rendering payment. A report number was issued. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177692 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 180 OHIO AVE 6 ARA SARCHIONE, TRACY A 180 OHIO AVE 6 SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 100 block of Ohio Ave for a warrant check. The female subject was taken into custody and transported to Salem Police Department where she was processed. She was then transported to Columbiana County Jail by CCSO. Arrested: Tracy A. Sarchione Address: 180 Ohio Ave, Apt. 6, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Warrant Arrest - Trafficking in Drugs Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20177693 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 676 E THIRD ST ARA CHESTNUT, KENDRA S 676 E. 3rd St SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded tot he above location on a warrant check. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the female in question, the warrant was confirmed and the female was taken into custody. The female was transported to this station for the booking process and later released to CCSO. Arrested: Kendra S. Chestnut 676 E. 3rd St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge- Warrant- Possession of Dangerous Drugs Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ Incident #: 20177694 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Suspicious Vehicle WATERWORTH PARK / SUNSET While on patrol officer did observe a vehicle parked in Memorial Park after closing hours. Officer did make contact with the subjects who were advised of park hours. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177696 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: Leetonia, PD Officer assisted Leetonia PD with an OVI test at the PD. Officer assisted and cleared upon completion of the test. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ Incident #: 20177697 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 676 E THIRD ST ARA CHESTNUT, CHEYANNE G 676 E THIRD ST SALEM, OH 44460 Complainant: CHEYANNE CHESTNUT, 676 E THIRD ST SALEM, OH 44460 Female subject contacted the PD requesting why officers were asking about her location. She was asked to come to the PD ,but she declined. She then gave officers her address and officers went to her location. Upon speaking to her she was identified and advised that there was a warrant for her arrest. She was placed in custody,transported to the PD and processed. She was then released to CCSO. arrested: Cheyanne G Chestnut 676 East 3rd St. Salem Oh 44460 charge Warrant-Possession of Dangerous Drugs Lt Shafer ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177698 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Suspicious Vehicle W PERSHlNG ST / RAIL ROAD While on patrol officer observed an occupied vehicle near the railroad tracks on W Pershing St. Officer did make contact with the subjects and found that the vehicle registration was expired and that there was a confiscation order for the license plates. The plates were confiscated and AAA responded to tow the vehicle from the scene. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ Incident #: 20177699 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 OVI Arrest 100 BLOCK OF N Lincoln Ave ARA QUIXAN, MOISES JUAREZ 1265 CEDAR RIDGE DR A SALEM, OH 44460 3865 Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave for a marked lanes violation. The driver was found to be intoxicated and administered field sobriety. There was a language barrier with the driver and Pastor Eric was called to the scene to help translate. The driver was taken into custody for OVI and transported to Salem Police Department. Pastor Eric parked the vehicle in a public parking lot. The driver was processed and booked and issued his paperwork with the assistance of Pastor Eric. The driver was then released into Pastor Eric's custody and he provided him a ride to his residence inside the city. Arrested: Moises Juarez Quixan Address: 1265 Cedar Ridge Dr, Apt A, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511. 19Al a and Failure to Drive in Marked Lanes ORC 4511.33A1 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177700 Date: Wednesday, October 25,2017 Vandalism / Desecration 445 CONTINENTAL DR 21 Complainant: CHRISTOPER JOHNSON Officer responded to the above location for a vandalism report. Upon arrival, complainant advised that his apartment door and window had been egged. Complainant advised he did not see anyone throw the eggs, but believes it may have been someone that lives in the same complex. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** *
Wednesday, October 25, 2017 08:09 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177685 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Speak To Officer 1190 FAIRVlEW AVE Complainant: THOMAS HAYS Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of Fairview for a reported speak with officer. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he was concerned about some of the neighborhood children going through his back yard after school. Officers responded to the home of the children in question and spoke with their parent. The man stated that the children will use the sidewalk in the future. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** Incident #: 20177683 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 Dog At Large 207 ROSE AVE Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a dog at large. Upon arrival, officers located the dog on his property but noticed he was unsecured. The owner did respond and secure the dog. The owner stated the dog slipped his chain. The owner was advised the consequences of further violations. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177681 Date: Tuesday, October 24,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 192 W FOURTH ST Officers responded to the 100 block of W Fourth St for a breaking and entering report. The resident advised he woke up to someone attempting to enter his front door and side window. Officers checked the immediate area around the residence and everything appeared to be secure. Officers also checked the surrounding area but did not locate anyone. The resident was advised to contact the police department if he noticed anyone suspicious in the area. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177680 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Check Well Being 1269 MAPLE ST Complainant: TIFFANY DARIN Officers responded to the 1200 block of Maple to check the well being of a female. The complainant advised that the female was behaving oddly and would not come out of her home. Officers were able to make contact with the female was found to be having a medical issue. The Salem FD and EMT did respond and the female was transported to the hospital by EMT. A bottle of prescription pills located in the home was found to not belong to the female in question and that matter is under further investigation. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177679 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / S BROADWAY A Officer initiated a traffic stop on E State St near N Broadway Ave with a silver sedan. The driver gave consent to search the vehicle and nothing was located inside the vehicle. The registered owner was given a warning for expired registration. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************** lncident #: 20177675 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Ambulance Needed 2350 E STATE ST E CONVENIENCE STORE Complainant: TODD JENSEN Officers responded to the above location for an ambulance needed call. Complainant advised his co-worker was having a possible seizure. Upon arrival, the subject was located in the rear of the store and did appear to be suffering from a medical issue. The subject was transported to Salem ER by EMT for medical treatment. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177674 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Person To Be Removed 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officers responded to Walmart for a report of persons to be removed. Officers arrived and spoke to asset protection who advised that several juveniles were destroying and tampering with merchandise that was not purchased. Officers did speak with the juveniles and advised them to cease their activities in the store or that Walmart could trespass them for the store. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20177673 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 244 PARK AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 200 block of Park Ave for a report of a tree down in the roadway. Flares were placed on the roadway to alert traffic until the street department arrived and remove the tree. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* lncident #: 20177672 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Person With A Knife 185 W THIRTEENTH ST Officers responded to the 100 block of W 13th St for a report of a domestic involving a person with a knife. The third party complainant advised that someone was reportedly threatening another with a knife. Officers arrived and spoke with both subjects involved and found that the complainants story was not accurate. Information was gathered and officers cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20177668 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2551 LEXlNGToN AVE 34 Complainant: MARK SEAMAN Officer responded to the Salem Commons apartments to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that him and a known female subject got into an altercation and she shoved him. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ********** lncident #: 20177667 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Child Custody Dispute 996 FRANKLIN AVE Officer spoke with a subject on station reference to a custody dispute. Officer advised the subject the incident or possible crime was not occurring in the City, to attempt to pick up her child and call the agency in that venue if there are any problems. Officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ******
Tuesday, October 24, 2017 07:41 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177661 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 1420 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 1400 block of North Lincoln for a report of wires down. On arrival officers located phone lines on top of unit # 1. Unit # 1 had been pulling off of East 14th St onto North Lincoln when the vehicle struck low hanging wires. This action caused unit # 1 to pull down the wires in question. The Salem FD arrived on scene and the wires were removed from unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and unit # 1 was driven from the scene. Officers cleared. Unit # 1 / owner / CCH Solid Waste Dis driver / Curtis Frase vehicle / 2017 Autocar Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177659 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 428 E SCHOOL ST Officers investigated a domestic situation on E. School St. Upon arrival parties were separate and had conflicting stories on who became aggressive first. Officers took photos and statements and advised parties to remain clam and apart and cause no further breach of the peace. Matter to be reviewed by prosecutors office for possible chargels. Banar901 ************************************************ lncident #: 20177649 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Neglect / Cruelty To Animal Complainant: CHRIS SCHMIDT Police responded to the 100 block of N. Broadway Ave for an animal complaint. The complainant advised a male subject was chasing his dog. Once the male caught the dog the male supposedly struck the dog. Police searched the area for the male and was unable to make contact. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20177650 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Ambulance Needed N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMP Officers responded to the corner of East Sixth Street and N. Ellsworth Ave. for an unknown problem. Upon arrival contact was made with a female on the sidewalk who was upset and crying. The female stated that she was approximately seven (7) months pregnant and was in extreme pain due to her falling on her buttocks in the yard. The Salem FD First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene. KLG transported the female to Salem Hospital. Officers cleared. Ptl. D. Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20177651 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 500 block of E. Fourth St. Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMP Officers responded to the 500 block of E. Fourth St. in regards to a black Chevy Suburban parked on the curb lawn. Upon arrival no Chevy Suburban was located but did observe a black Ford Bronco parked legally on the roadway. Officers cleared. Ptl. D. Miller ************************************************** lncident #: 20177652 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Theft 2337 OAK ST Complainant: TRICIA WATSON Officers responded to 2337 Oak Street for a theft report. Upon arrival contact was made with the complainant who advised that a female with whom she lives in the same residence with had stolen her black North Face jacket approximately one week ago. Complainant further advised that on today's date she located her jacket in the basement of the home where the other female resides. A written statement was taken from the complainant and investigation is pending. Ptl. D. Miller ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177653 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Suspicious Activity 192 ROOSEVELT AVE Complainant: GLENDA KOLOFBARY Officer was dispatched to the 100 block of Roosevelt Ave. to check the area for suspicious activity due to the complainants dogs barking for a long period of time. Officer responded and checked the area and checked the complainants property. No suspicious activity was located. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177654 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Police responded to Walmart where store personnel had detained two male adults for shop lifting. Males attempted to leave the store without paying for in excess of one hundred dollars worth of items. Subjects were taken into custody transported to Salem PD for processing and then incarcerated in the Columbiana County Jail pending arraignment. Jared R. Texter 627 112 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 charge: theft Austin J. Shutler 627 112 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 charge: theft Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177655 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 465 NEWGARDEN AVE While on patrol officer observed the interior lights on in a vehicle at a closed business. Officer checked the vehicle and affirmed the doors were secure. The rest of the lot was checked and nothing appeared out of order. Sgt B Slider ******************************************** lncident #: 20177656 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Intoxicated Driver 175 W STATE ST Officer responded to the area of E. State St. for a report of a possible intoxicated driver entering into the City near Walmart. Officer located the vehicle, a Chevy Tk. with a cap on it. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the truck in the Speedway parking lot and made contact with the driver. The driver was identified and advised of the complaint and found not to be intoxicated or consuming any alcohol. He was sent on his way and officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************** lncident #: 20177665 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Criminal Mischief 550 E STATE ST Complainant: WILLIAM DAWES Officer spoke with the complainant via telephone in reference to a criminal mischief complaint. Complainant advised that on a daily basis the juvenile subject comes by his business and knocks over the potted plants outside. He also states that the juvenile subject also walks by and makes faces at his staff after already being advised to stop. Officers will make contact with the juvenile subject and advise her to cease in her actions. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************** Incident #: 20177664 Date: Monday, October 23,2017 Accidental Damage 1085 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: MARTIN BOOTHE Unit 1 2005 Chevy truck - Fixed object struck: mailbox at 1085 Jennings Ave. Complainant advised he was driving south on Jennings near either 1081 or 1085 Jennings when his right (passenger) side outer mirror struck a mailbox there. He described the mailbox to me as being brass or copper and that it was out on the road about one and a half feet to two feet, past the curb. I took photos of the damaged mirror and then went to 1085 Jennings Ave. and found the described mailbox. It appeared to have been hit recently with the truck's mirror portion of the side mirror still on the street. The mailbox was freshly damaged and bent with the door half way down and wet mail inside. (currently raining) I talked with the residents there at 1085 Jennings and they advised it happened in late August earlier this year and no police report was made to their knowledge. They talked with the post office who advised them the regulations of posting a mailbox near the road. They then posted the mailbox according to how they understood the directions from the post office. Today it appeared the box was over about a half a foot, into the street. I did not see where any tire marks were on the curb or curb lawn area. I also took photos of the mailbox and filed this report. Residents felt it was the same person who hit the box as they were both white trucks with black side mirrors. Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177662 Date Monday, October 23,2017 Accident Private Property 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Private property accident no OH-1 Officer(s) responded to the 2400 block of East State St for a reported single vehicle vs pedestrian accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling through the parking lot of the business when it struck unit # 2. Unit # 2 was taken to the ER by a family member with unknown injuries. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Florence Stark vehicle / 1992 Buick Unit # 2 / pedestrian / Victim MARY RICE Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ******
Monday, October 23, 2017 08:04 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177640 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Speak To Officer 238 ROSE AVE Complainant: MICHAEL PIERRE Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant about an incident that happened last night about their vehicle getting damaged. Officers spoke with both parties involved and an agreement was made about getting the vehicle fixed. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20177643 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Speak To Officer 775 W WILSON ST Complainant: DONALD TOMLIN Report of speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that when he came home today he found two subjects in his tree and that they had cut down several branches. The subjects advised that the owner of 765 W. Wilson had payed them to cut down the branches due to the branches being on the roof of the residence. Complainant advised that he did not think it was right that they came on his property without permission and cut down the branches. Complainant was advised that this was possibly a civil issue but would forward the incident to the Columbiana County Prosecutors Office for review. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177644 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Follow Up Or Investigation Officers were investigating a stolen bicycle report from 10-21 -17 at 1647 hrs. (Report # 20177631) The bicycle in question was ultimately located on the same date at 2331 hrs and returned to the owner (Report # 20177638). Information was obtained on a suspected juvenile responsible for taking the bicycle. On today's date, the father of the juvenile contacted this department to ascertain any information. He was advised to bring his son in so this officer could speak with him. Once the parents and juvenile arrived, they were advised of the investigation. The juvenile, in the presence of his parents admitted to stealing the bicycle. He was ultimately charged with delinquency (thefl) and they were advised that this departments juvenile division would be contacting them. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20177645 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 1781 RIDGEWOOD DR Complainant: LOUIS HUYGHE Report of an unruly juvenile at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and he advised that his teenage son is being unruly. This officer spoke with the juvenile, advised him of the error of his ways and the consequences of his actions. He understood and the complainant was advised of his options if he chooses to pursue any other behavior issues with his son. Ptl Miller ************************************************** lncident #: 20177646 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Recovered Property Complainant: RICHARD MASTERS The complainant responded to this department with a wallet he located on Dodge Dr. Officer attempted to make contact with the owner, via public service as well as responded to the listed address. It was discovered that the owner no longer resides at the address listed on the driver's license. The wallet was placed into lost and found until the owner could be located. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20177639 Date: Sunday, October 22,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 459 ROSE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to a 91 1 call that a fight was heard in the background. Upon arrival police spoke with one of the subjects involved who stated it was only a shoving match and the other subject left. The subject officers spoke to had dropped his glasses and lost a lens, which police located and gave back to him. No injuries reported at time of call and police cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************ Incident #: 20177638 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Recovered Bicycle 464 E EIGHTH ST Officers recovered a stolen bicycle in the 400 block of E. 8th St. from lncident#20177631. The bicycle was found to have stickers removed from the bicycle. Digital photos were taken of the bicycle and the owners of the bicycle responded to the scene took possession of the bicycle. A possible suspects name and contact information was obtained and investigation and charges are pending in the original incident. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20177637 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Skaters / Bicycles In Roadway 491 REILLY AVE H Officer on patrol observed a male riding a bicycle in the center of the roadway travelling east bound in the 800 block of E Pershing St. Officer made contact with the male and he was advised to keep the bicycle on the right side of the roadway. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20177636 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 536 WALNUT ST Complainant: WILLIAM TOMLIN Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Walnut Street for a dispute. Officers responded and spoke with the complainant as well as a male and female subject. The complainant advised that the female subject is upset at another female inside his residence who had an affair with her husband. The complainant advised the female subject was yelling through a window to his apartment at the other female and tried pushing in his window air conditioner. The complainant advised he just wanted the female to leave or stop bothering him. Officer spoke with the female subject who denied the complainants allegations. The female subject and her husband left the area. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177635 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Ambulance Needed 499 CONTINENTAL DR A Complainant: FD DEPT, SALEM Report of an unknown medical incident at the above address. Officers responded and the female at the residence advised that everything was okay. She stated that a young male juvenile who resides at the residence must be transported to the hospital by ambulance due to a medical condition. Officers cleared as medical personnel arrived. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20177634 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 501 CONTINENTAL DR Officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant on a male who had been known to reside at the above location. Officers made contact with the current tenant who advised that the subject is incarcerated Lorain County, OH. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177633 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1614 MERLE RD Complainant: SUSAN SMITH Officers responded to the 1600 block of Merle Rd in reference to a juvenile problem. Complainant advised that she saw a few juveniles outside her residence and they appeared that they were going to throw bags of leaves onto the roadway. Officers checked the area but, were unable to locate anyone in the area. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20177632 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Robbery Reported 981 N ELLSWORTH AVE Police responded to the 900 block of N. Ellsworth Ave for a report of an attempted Robbery. Employees stated that the male suspect had already fled the scene. Officers searched the area for the suspect and were unable to locate. While speaking with employees they advised that the suspect requested money and made threats to harm employees. The suspect departed without money and left the area in an older model SUV. Investigation pending. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *
Sunday, October 22, 2017 07:04 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177603 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Accident Private Property 1125 E STATE ST CIRCLE K EAST GAS STATION UNIT 1 DRIVER ANOLA HULL , SALEM, OH UNIT 2 DRIVER EDITH DEVINE , SALEM, OH Officers responded to the above location for a report of a two vehicle private property accident. Unit #1 backed outof a parking spot and struck Unit #2. Unit #2 was parked in a proper spot getting fuel. Both vehicles had minor damage and were able to be driven from the scene. Due to a private property accident the driver of Unit #1 was not cited. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177610 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Fight W PERSHING ST / S HOWARD ST Officers were dispatched to the intersection of S Howard Ave and W Pershing St in reference to a fight. Upon arrival, officers observed approximately 12-15 subjects in the area but, there was no physical fight. The subjects were yelling at another male's residence and taunting him to come outside and fight. Officers spoke with one of the male subjects who advised that he was upset because that male had attempted to sell him narcotics. All parties were advised to cease their actions and move away from the male's residence. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** Incident #: 20177620 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 264 BROOKLYN AVE Complainant: MICHAEL FISHER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a vehicle break in. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated multiple items were taken from his vehicle sometime overnight. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20177621 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Littering / Dumping 240 E FOURTH ST Complainant: JOHN FLOYD The complainant responded to this department to report a shopping cart was left in his front yard. The Salem FD picked up the cart and transported it to this department. The store name on the cart was not to any local businesses, therefore it was unknown at the time of report where it was taken from. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177622 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK OF HIGHLAND AVE Complainant: NICHOLAS MARROULIS Officer responded to the above location and talked with the complainant who advised he didn't know if they were coming today to finish the paving but there was no parking signs still up. Officer issued the first vehicle GNF4415 a ticket for parking on the east side of the road facing north where there is no parking any time all year long. The other two vehicles GOU3099 & FSD9561 were ticketed for parking during a no parking placement of no parking signs issued by this department. Ptl. French ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20177623 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 552 WALNUT ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a 91 1 hang up call. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated his cousin got drunk and he wanted him to leave his residence, Officers escorted the male subject from the residence and gave him a ride to his residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20177624 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 664 S UNION AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 600 block of S. Union Ave for a possible B&E. The caller advised that a male subject that did not live there was getting into a shed. When officers arrived contact was made with the male. The subject advised he was cleaning out items for the people moving from that residence. Officers were able to contact the current resident who advised officers the male had permission. Officers then cleared. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177626 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Fight 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Officers responded to the above location for a reported fight. Upon arrival, no physical violence actually took place, but rather a verbal argument with residents in the neighborhood. All parties involved were advised that due to this being an ongoing problem and this department being continuously called that they will be facing charges if they don't cease their actions and disorderly behavior. They all separated and went to their near by residences. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177627 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Criminal Trespassing 177 VINE AVE Complainant: MARYANN MANNING Report of 3 male juveniles climbing on the complainants roof along with a neighboring business. Officers checked the area and spoke with the complainant. She advised that they had left the area walking eastbound. Officers checked for the individuals, but it was unknown where they went. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** lncident #: 20177628 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 911 Hang-up Call 663 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to the 600 block of Woodland Ave in reference to a 911 call with an open phone line. Dispatch advised that it sounded like a child on the other end of the call. Upon arrival, officer made contact with a resident, who was advised of the issue. He advised that a young child in the residence had gotten hold of a cell phone and dialed the number. Officer observed the child to have the phone in her hand and she appeared to be okay. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177630 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Suspicious Object 1002 JENNlNGS AVE Complainant: TRAVIS WALLACE Officer was dispatched to the 1000 block of Jennings Ave for a suspicious object report. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the complainant who advised that when he returned from work, a tape measure, which had been extremely damaged, was sitting on his back porch. He advised that the tape measure was not on his property when he left for work. Complainant advised that he has a neighbor who is elderly and is suffering from a mental illness and thought that maybe that neighbor had placed the tape measure on his property. Officer made contact with the neighbor's husband who advised that he accidentally ran over the tape measure with a lawn mower and believed that it belonged next door. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20177631 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Stolen Bicycle 491 REILLY AVE H Complainant: KIMBERLY PAPADEONISE Officers responded to the above location to speak with a juvenile regarding his bicycle that was stolen. He advised that he was playing at Reilly stadium prior to the time of report and his bicycle was parked inside the stadium. He stated that a male jumped on his bicycle and stole it, riding it northbound from the area. Officer spoke with a parent of the juvenile and further information was obtained on the color, make and model. The information was passed onto other officers and the bicycle will be attempted to be located. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20177619 Date: Saturday, October 21,2017 Dog At Large E STATE ST / HAWLEY AVE Complainant: JUDITH WILSON Officer was dispatched to E. State Street and Hawley Ave. for a dog at large. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that she was delivering news papers and a small dog jumped in to her vehicle. The dog was found to reside in the 1100 block of Cleveland St. and officer transported the dog there. Contact was made with a male subject who advised that he just got home from work and the dog ran out the door. The subject advised that the dog belongs to his mother in law. The subject advised that a citation will be issued to the owner if the problem persists. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177614 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Natural Gas Leak 1212 N ELLSWORTH AVE While on patrol officer was flagged over by several individuals in the 1200 block of N Ellsworth Ave for an odor of Natural Gas. Officer was also able to detect the odor which seemed to be originating from near a driveway where recent excavation had been filled in. A resident had already notified Columbia Gas. Dispatch notified Salem FD of the complaint and they subsequently responded to check on the odor as well. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177613 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Open Burning 284 E FOURTH ST 1E Complainant: LANA BILLITER Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of E Fourth St in regards to an open burning problem. Complainant advised that the subjects were burning plastic. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the subjects about the complaint. The Salem Fire Department responded and advised the subjects of the city's burning ordinance. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20177612 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Debris In Roadway 2300 BLOCK OF E. State Street Officer was dispatched to the 2300 block of E. State Street for debris in the roadway. Officer responded and found that some lumber fell out of the bed of a truck. The driver of the truck had most of the lumber picked up upon arriving and the roadway was clear. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************ lncident #: 20177611 Date Friday, October 20,2017 Menacing / Threats 205 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: Edward Smith Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of S. Howard Avenue for a disturbance where threats were made. Officers responded and the complainant advised that several people walked passed his house again making obscene gestures and then two males came back towards his property and started yelling at him making threats. The complainant advised this is a continuation of incident #20177610 and the subjects are mad at his son. Officers spoke with a female and two male individuals also involved and they stated that the complainants son yelled at them as they were walking by which started the incident. All parties were advised to stay away from the other and if their actions continued charges would be filed. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177609 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 361 N BROADWAY AVE Officer responded to the above location and observed the male subject sitting up in the yard at 361 N. Broadway. Officer talked with him and found that it was his birthday and he was celebrating but couldn't make it home so he called a cab and they were on their way to get him. He appeared to be under the influence of an alcoholic beverage but he advised NO drugs. Officer talked with the complainant and she advised why she made contact with this department. He was laying on the ground not moving and she feared he may have been over dosing. Officer assured her she did the right thing and that Paul's cab was on their way. Ptl. French ************************************************* Incident #: 20177608 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1680 S LINCOLN AVE Officer responded to the above location and found that the crash had occurred in Perry Township. One vehicle was north bound on S. Lincoln and the other came off of Chestnut Grove Rd. making a right hand turn to head south on S. Lincoln striking the north bound vehicle with it's front then continued on south bound leaving behind it's front license plate. Ptl. French ************************************************* Incident #: 20177606 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 180 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: NICOLE LEE Report of a B&E at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that some time over night someone had entered her garage and went through her personal belongings in the garage. Nothing appeared to be missing at the time and just wanted the incident documented in case anything was found to be missing. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20177605 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK OF PENN AVE Complainant: EMILY ELLSWORTH Report of a vehicle parked for over an hour in a 20 minute parking loading zone. Officer observed the vehicle and the complainant confirmed that it has been parked at the location for quite some time. A parking ticket was issued to the vehicle. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* lncident #: 20177604 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Suspicious Object W WILSON ST / RAILROAD CR Report that a male individual placed a blue duffel bag into a barrel on W. Wilson st. near the railroad tracks and then quickly fled the area on foot. Officers located the bag and it was only found to contain personal clothing. The individual reportedly responsible was not located to ascertain why he placed the clothing at the location. Sgt. D. Green **********************************************
Saturday, October 21, 2017 09:00 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177600 Date: Friday, October 20,2017 Traffic Offense 1995 E STATE ST A ARA MORGAN, SAMANTHA LYNN 1770 PAINTER RD SALEM, OH 44460 Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop in the 1900 block of E State St for a moving violation. Upon speaking to the driver, the officer detected the smell of marijuana coming from inside of the vehicle. Officer subsequently called for the Salem Police Department's K9 Simon to respond. Officers then advised the female driver to step out of the vehicle multiple times in which she refused to exit the vehicle. The female later exited the vehicle after being told to do so numerous times by officers. The female driver was then detained and placed in the rear of a Salem Police Department cruiser. K9 Simon did subsequently indicate the presence of a narcotic odor coming from the vehicle. Officers then performed a probable cause search of the vehicle and did locate suspected marijuana from the vehicle. Upon searching the vehicle officers did also locate a large amount of prescription medications and two rolled dollar bills with blue powder residue on the dollar bills. The female was subsequently advised that she was under arrest for Obstruction of Official Business and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. The female was then transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing and was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The female was also issued a traffic citation for Speeding Offenses and a Minor Misdemeanor for Possession of Marijuana. Kaiser Towing removed the vehicle from the scene. Arrested: Samantha L Morgan Address: (LKA) 1770 Painter Road, Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge(s): Speeding Offenses 42/25 (ORC 4511.21) Possession of Less than 200 grams of Marijuana (ORC 2925.11C5)(MM) Obstruction of Official Business (ORC 2921.31)(M2) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ORC 2925.14Cl) (M4) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ******* Incident #: 20177598 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Domestic In Progress 944 E FOURTH ST Complainant: JACQUELINE NOEL Officer responded to the 900 block of E. Fourth St. to take a report of a domestic. The complainant advised officer that her and her boyfriend had gotten into a verbal altercation and he started throwing objects inside the residence. The male half left for the evening. Ptl Brooks ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177597 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 205 S HOWARD AVE ARA COLLINS, KHALIS JAVONNE 1327 OHIO AVE NE CANTON, OH 44705 Officers responded to the 200 block of S Howard Ave to follow up with residents regarding a drug overdose that occurred earlier in the day. During the follow up officers gained information that a potentially wanted male was inside the residence. Officers did gain consent to search the residence and did locate the male inside. The male failed to obey commands to show himself and was taken into custody for obstruction of official business. The male was identified and was found to have multiple active warrants out of Columbiana County. The male was taken to the police station and was later released to a Columbiana County Sheriffs deputy. Further search did yield narcotics and paraphernalia inside the room where the male had been. The matter will be turned over to the Columbiana County DTF for further investigation. Arrested: Khalis J Collins Address: 1327 Ohio Ave NE Canton, OH 44705 Charge: Warrants FTA Drug Possession Obstruction of Official Business Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20177594 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Drug Overdose 205 S HOWARD AVE Officers responded with the Salem FD to a reported overdose in the 200 block of S. Howard Ave. Officers assisted the Salem FD and KLG ambulance. Officers secured evidence in plain view and cleared without incident. The subject was served with his overdose paperwork at the Salem ER. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177593 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Stolen Vehicle 1270 SOUTHEAST BLVD 44 Complainant: JESSICA YEAGER Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a stolen vehicle. The complainant advised that someone took her vehicle over the weekend without permission and had yet to return it. Officer did gather the information and attempted to have the vehicle entered into LEADS as missing. LEADS did alert that the vehicle had been impounded by the Austintown Police Department. The complainant was advised of such and the matter is under investigation. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20177592 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Assault 1712 S LINCOLN AVE A B C Complainant: SALLEE KENISTON Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her 3 year old daughter came home from headstart today with a minor visible injury on the back of her neck. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177590 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Solicitor(s) 312 W WILSON ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 300 block of W. Wilson St. for a report of several subjects soliciting. Officers were able to locate the subjects and advise them they needed to stop operations until they get a permit from city hall. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20177586 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Smoke Investigation 285 W PERSHING ST While on patrol officer noticed a large amount of smoke coming from the back yard of a residence in the 200 block of W. Pershing St. Officer and FD advised a male subject that lived at the residence that you can only burn dry seasonal firewood within the city. The male subject was given a verbal warning for burning a chair. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ***
Friday, October 20, 2017 06:46 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177588 Date: Thursday, October 19,2017 Menacing / Threats 892 SUMMIT ST Complainant: LORRAINE UTTER Complainant on station to report an incident involving threats. The complainant advised a family member received a phone call from her ex in which he threatened to steal the complainant's vehicle and make her come back to Indiana with him. The complainant recently ended a relationship with her ex- boyfriend and moved back to Ohio. The complainant was advised to contact Salem PD if the subject does in fact attempt to make contact and she was also informed of her option of pursuing a civil restraining order. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20177571 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Theft 1136 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 11 00 block of E State St for a report of a theft. Officers arrived and found that a female had stolen money from a vehicle that was in the lot of a local business. The female since fled but employees of the business were able to show officers the video surveillance. Using the surveillance footage and an address on a prescription officers did locate the female at an address in the 400 block of Sharp. The female was taken into custody for theft. The victim was later contacted to come and retrieve his property. Arrested: Jennifer S Lawrence Address: 449 Sharp Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Theft Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177573 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Officer responded to the 500 block of Woodland Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her 15 year old daughter will not listen. Officer spoke to the juvenile and advised her of the consequences if she continues on the path she is on. Ptl Brooks ******************************************** lncident #: 20177575 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Possible Scam Complainant: SALINA MARTINEZ, OSCEOLA STREET, WESTMINSTER, CO Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that she received a bill in her name from a collections agency stating she owed money from being at the Salem Regional Medical Center, but she lives in a different state and has never been to Salem. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J Brooks ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177576 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 CEDAR RIDGE DR / SOUTHEAST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of Cedar Ridge and Southeast Blvd for a report of a dog at large. Officer arrived and did locate the dog with a passerby. The humane officer did respond to retrieve the dog. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** lncident #: 20177578 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 673 E THIRD ST Complainant: WALTER SNEAD Officer on patrol was flagged down by the complainant in the 600 block of E Third St in regards to a reported breaking and entering. The male complainant advised officers that sometime during the day someone had entered his home and had taken two televisions from inside. Officer gathered information and gave the complainant a report number in regards to the incident. This incident is under investigation. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177580 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officer assisted Perry Township PD with an OVI test at the station. Officer did run the test and then cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ***
Thursday, October 19, 2017 06:37 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177557 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1113 ETHIRD ST Unit 2- Owner/Operator Herbert Nesselrotte Unit 1- Owner/Operator Eric Biggins TRAFFIC ACCIDENT Officer was dispatched to the 1100 block of E Third St in reference to a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival, officer observed the driver of Unit 1 to have blood on his arms. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene, but the operator denied treatment. Unit 1 was travelling west bound on E Third St, while Unit 2 was travelling east bound. Unit 1 veered left of center west bound, in order to pass a parked vehicle, while Unit 2 was travelling at the same location east bound. This resulted in both units striking their driver's side mirrors off of each other. Both Unit 1 and Unit 2 sustained minor damage to the mirrors. Both vehicles were driven from the scene and no citations were issued. Officer cleared. \ Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177560 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Accident With Injury E STATE ST / SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: RANDOLPH, ESTHER L 15022 EMERICK RD KENSINGTON, OH 44427 9781 (330) 933-4105 Officer was dispatched to the intersection of E. State Street and Southeast Blvd. for a motor vehicle accident. Officer responded and observed two females laying on a sidewalk at the intersection and requested first responders and an ambulance service. Officer observed a green Ford Escape and black GMC Terrain in the middle of the intersection with disabling damage to both. Officer made contact with the female juvenile driver of the Ford Escape who advised that she was heading east on E. State Street and was proceeding though the intersection at Southeast Blvd. with a green traffic signal for E. State Street traffic. The driver stated that the black GMC Terrain was on Southeast Blvd. and pulled out on to E. State Street when Southeast Blvd. traffic had a red light. She stated she struck the left side of the GMC Terrain with the front of her Ford Escape. The damage was photographed. Officer also spoke with two female passengers that had been in the Ford Escape and they advised the accident happened as described by the driver. Both passengers were transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. Officer spoke with the female driver of the GMC Terrain who advised she was on Southeast Blvd. facing north and was stopped at the intersection for E. State Street. She stated her traffic signal turned to a green left turn arrow and she proceeded to turn left to go west on E. State Street when the left side of her vehicle was struck by the driver of the Ford Escape which had been heading east on E. State Street. Neither driver reported injuries. Sinsley towing responded to remove the Ford Escape and Mel's Towing responded for the GMC Terrain. Written statements were obtained by all parties involved due to the conflicting statements by the occupants of both vehicles. No citation was issued due to being unable to determine who was at fault. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177570 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1518 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: HANNA MORAN Complainant on station to report harassment. The complainant advised a known female was messaging other people about her. The complainant was advised her options in dealing with the situation. ************************************************** Incident #: 20177568 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Accident Private Property 1761 E STATE ST BURGER KING FOOD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit #1 Owner/Operator - ASHLEY ADAMS Unit #2 Operator Madelme H. Penfold - Owner WILLIAM PENFOLD Two Vehicle Private Property Accident Property Damage Only Unit #2 was traveling northbound in the lot after receiving an order from the drive thru. Unit #1 was pulled to the side facing northbound in the drive thru lane awaiting her order. Unit #1 received her order and failed to observe unit #2 was traveling beside her before attempting to pull away. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177569 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Theft 290 OHIO AVE Complainant: HEATHER SANDOE Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of Ohio for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she believes a family member had taken her child's lap top from the residence without permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177553 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 2059 MONROE ST 16 Complainant: ANONYMOUS Complainant called and advised of a vehicle that has been left abandoned in the parking area for the apartments at the above location. The complainant further stated that the owner of the vehicle had moved out approximately two months ago and left the vehicle. The complainant was advised of his options in dealing with the vehicle. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** lncident #: 20177562 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Theft 2401 E STATE ST F Complainant: MARY DRISCOLL Officer responded to the parking lot of the Salem Giant Eagle located at 2401 E. State St. for a report of a theft of a purse. Upon arrival, complainant advised that she after loading groceries into her van she had left the parking lot area when she realized she forgot her purse in the shopping cart and that when she returned her purse was gone. While gathering information from the complainant, an employee came outside with the complainants purse along with the male who found the complainant's purse and turned it in to the Giant Eagle employees. Complainant checked her purse and nothing appeared to be missing at the time of report. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177564 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Suspicious Person 795 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: DANIEL ROGERS Officer was dispatched to a vacant garage in the 700 block of Newgarden Ave. after the male complainant called to report observing a subject inside the garage with a flashlight. While enroute the complainant called back to advise to disregard the call and that the subject was found to be the previous owner gathering some of his belongings. Officer did drive by the area to assure all was in order. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177567 Date: Wednesday, October 18,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 600 BLOCK OF E Third St Officer on patrol in the 600 block of E Third St observed a running vehicle that was illegally parked. Officer made contact with the driver, and after a brief investigation, it was learned that the driver did not possess a driver's license and he drove the vehicle to the location. The driver was subsequently issued a citation for No Operator's License and officer moved the vehicle to a legal parking space. Officer cleared. Cited: Jose Juan Mendez 196 Hawley Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: No Operator's License (ORC 4510.12A1) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ****
Wednesday, October 18, 2017 09:08 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177541 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Child Abuse 856 Newgarden Ave Complainant: SHANNON SMITH Complainant (Social Worker) called from Akron Children's Hospital reference possible child abuse at the above address. Complainant advised that the child is still being evaluated and children services was being notified. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20177542 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Assist Perry Police 120 W SECOND ST Complainant: PTPD Officer(s) responded to the above location searching for a business that a cell phone was pinging from that was taken and Perry Township P.D. requested assistance looking for it. No business was located and the Perry P.D. advised it was now all over so officer(s) cleared. Ptl. French ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177545 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Natural Death 1398 S LINCOLN AVE 3 Officers responded to 1398 S. Lincoln Ave. for a report of a natural death. Upon arrival, the first responders were on scene and advised that a male individual was deceased inside the apartment. EMT ambulance arrived shortly after and this officer requested that a coroner investigator be contacted. Further information was obtained and the victim was ultimately transported to Stark Memorial by EMT. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177546 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Natural Death 1297 BEECHWOOD RD Officers responded to 1297 Beechwood Rd for a report of a natural death. Upon arrival, the first responders were on scene and advised that a female individual was in the residence. KLG Ambulance arrived shortly after and this officer requested a coroners investigator to respond. Further information was obtained and the victim was transported to Stark Memorial by KLG. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177548 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 339 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: HOUSING, INSPECTOR Officer responded to the above location and met with Zoning Officer Mr. Brown. It was confirmed that Zoning Officer Rice had tagged a vehicle in the parking lot in the 300blk of S. Lincoln on 10-03-17. Vehicle bearing Ohio registration, GQQ7044 with an expired registration from 09-17 and two front flat tires. Vehicle had not been moved in a long time with the right front passenger window being partially down and many leaves inside it. Sinsley's towing arrived and removed the vehicle. Ptl. French ************************************************** Incident #: 20177549 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Fraud 413 S LINCOLN AVE A Complainant: SHELDON LUDT The complainant responded to this department to report bank fraud. He advised that he deposited $219.33 in his Key bank account on 10-14-17. He stated that he withdrew $100.00, leaving $119.33 in the account. The complainant discovered that on 10-16-17 a withdraw was made to his account from a business called Finger hut in the amount of $162.98, leaving the complainants account negative $43.65. The complainant advised that he does not know what Finger hut is and he did not make the purchase. He requested a report for his financial institution and also advised that he had the account number changed prior to filing the report. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177550 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Suspicious Substance 205 S HOWARD AVE Officer responded to the above location and was advised by the male resident that he had moved a blanket located on the northeast side of the front porch and found a clear plastic bag with a yellowish/white substance inside it. Officer brought the bag to this department and it was placed in an evidence envelop with Det Sgt Scheets of this department being notified to come and check it. Ptl. French ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177552 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Complainant: SAMUAL TAYLOR Officer met with the complainant at the above location and he advised that his step daughter in the 8th grade was having a problem again with a girl there. There was a problem two years ago with the same girl but they thought that had been settled. Now the girl has started again and so has the mother. They had contacted the school this date and advised them of the situation. They wanted it on file just in case it had to go further. Ptl. French ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177554 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1378 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: Mitchell, Cindy Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #1 : PARKED, 2014 Subaru 4s Silver in color Owner: Cindy Mitchell 2388 Southeast Blvd. Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: Unknown Unit #1 was parked in it's parking space marked for the manager. Unit #2 struck the right front top area of the hood to Unit #1 causing damage then drove off with out reporting it. The owner of Unit #1 is going to make a call to see if she can find out if a delivery truck may have struck Unit #1. The owner of Unit #1 advised a lot was going on this morning there and she did not notice the damage until getting home after work. Ptl. French ************************************************ lncident #: 20177531 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Civil Matter 2511 BENTLEY DR Complainant: TAMMY FREE Officer responded to Essex of Salem for a report of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Complainant advised that she had given her vehicle to the subject under verbal contract that the subject would take over the payments to the dealership. Complainant advised that she was notified by the dealership that the payments have not been made and that she was responsible for paying. Officer advised complainant that the incident is civil in nature and would need to be taken to small claims court. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177533 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Ambulance Needed 175 W STATE ST Officers responded to the intersection of Howard Ave and W State St for a report of a vehicle that had sat through at least four green light cycles of the traffic signal. Officer arrived and located the vehicle facing North on S Howard Ave at the traffic signal and not proceeding even though the light was currently green. Officer advised dispatch of the vehicle plate and made contact with the driver. The driver was alert, however there were some indicators consistent with possible impaired driving, therefore officer had requested the individual exit the vehicle. After further observations officer noted that although some indicators of possible impaired driving had been noted, other common indicators of impaired driving were not present including a lack of any odor of alcoholic beverages. Due to a possible medical issue contributing to the situation, Salem First Responders and an Ambulance were requested and subsequently responded to the scene. Additional Salem Officers on scene had also assisted, and an officer had administered an HGN which resulted in no notable indication of impairment. The individual gave permission to move his vehicle from the roadway, after which time this officer parked and secured the individuals vehicle in the lot of a nearby gas station. The individual was then voluntary transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* Incident #: 20177534 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Stolen Vehicle 200 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Complainant: ERIC WHISEL Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of E. State Street in reference to a stolen vehicle report. Officer responded and met with the male complainant who advised that he had just parked a 2002 Ford Escort that belongs to his girlfriend and entered his uncles apartment. The complainant stated that his uncle went to borrow the vehicle and the vehicle was not there. The complainant stated that he had the keys and the vehicle must have been stolen. The complainant stated that vehicle is registered to a female subject known to his girlfriend, but they are making the payments on the vehicle. Officer later found that the vehicle had been repossessed by the dealer ship the vehicle was purchased from. The registered owner was advised where the vehicle was located at. See incident # 20177531 also. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177535 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Speak To Officer Officer spoke with a male individual at Salem PD who had several questions and information pertaining to possible illegal circumstances in the City. Officer gathered information and will follow up on the matter. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177536 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Drug Overdose 367 W NINTH ST Officers responded to the 300 block of W 9th St in regards to a drug overdose. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were also requested to the scene. Upon arrival, the suspect was unresponsive and was provided multiple doses of Narcan. He was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. During the investigation, a baggie with a white powder substance and a spoon with a clear crystal - like substance were located near the suspect. These items were seized and will be sent to BCI for testing. Charges are pending. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177537 Date: Tuesday, October 17,2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: CCSO Officer responded to the 45/62 bypass East of Sr 9 to assist a Perry Township Officer on a traffic stop with three occupants in the vehicle. Officer stood by with the vehicle while the Perry Officer completed and served a citation for a speeding violation. Sgt B Slider *********************************************
Tuesday, October 17, 2017 08:08 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177443 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 491 REILLY AVE D Complainant: JAMIE MCFARLAND While working at Reilly Stadium for the Salem High School football game, complainant advised officers that her juvenile son was bit by another male juvenile while playing around the play ground. Complainant advised that the father of the other juvenile male had also threatened to harm her son. Complainant advised that she did not want anything done about the incident but, wanted to make officers aware. Complainant also refused medical attention for her son. Officer advised that a report would be on file. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177520 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Theft 1284 E THIRD ST Upon arrival, the complainant advised that two pumpkins were stolen from his yard decorations sometime overnight. No damage was reported to the remaining decorations. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177521 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Dog At Large 772 PROSPECT ST Officer responded to the above location and was advised by the two females on the front porch that the dog was very energetic. Officer observed the white/black colored pit bull type dog on the front porch and appeared to be fine with a red collar on. Officer advised the female that the Humane Officer Mrs. Davidson was on her way to get the dog. They advised they understood. Ptl. French ************************************************ Incident #: 20177523 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Theft Complainant: DONALD RUDIBAUGH Officer made contact with the complainant on station in reference to a theft. Complainant advised that he is running for Perry Township Trustee and several of his political signs have been taken from yards through out the city. Ptl.S.LaRosa ********************************************** Incident #: 20177524 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Unit#2 Driver: HARVA COPE , COLUMBIANA, OH, Owner HOWARD COPE , COLUMBIANA, OH Unit#l Driver/Owner DWAYNE MATYI , CANTON, OH PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l was attempting to back out of a parking space when he backed into Unit#2 who had already backed out of her parking space. Unit#2 advised the same as Unit#l, moderate damage was observed to Unit#2 and minor damage to Unit#l at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ******************************************** lncident #: 20177526 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 226 VINE AVE 5 Complainant: AMBER SMITH Police responded to the apartments in the 200 block of Vine Ave for harassment. The complainant advised that they believe a former residence at the apartments has been calling and leaving threatening messages. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177527 Date: Monday, October 16,2017 Menacing / Threats 222 VINE AVE-5 Complainant: DOUGLAS SMITH Police responded to the apartments in the 200 block of Vine Ave for threats. The complainants advised while at the alley and Hawley that a white vehicle with a plastic covered back window pulled up. In the vehicle a female driver and a male subject that used to live in the apartments started a confrontation. The complainant believed to have seen the male subject holding a pistol. The complainant stated that the vehicle then drove off. Incident under investigation. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177505 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: PATRICK TONEY Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant requested officer to speak to his children who have been misbehaving. Officer spoke with the juveniles and advised them of possible consequences if they did not listen to their father. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177506 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Theft 966 E FIFTH ST Complainant: DAVID MILLER Officer responded to the 900 block of E. Fifth St. to take a report of theft. The complainant advised officer that someone stole tools and other miscellaneous supplies from his garage. Officer provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************************************ Incident #: 20177507 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SMITH OIL, EMPLOYEE Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the clerk on duty. The clerk stated that a unknown person in a red truck had pumped $46.61 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** lncident #: 20177510 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 166 S UNION AVE Officer and FD responded to the 100 block of S. Union Ave. for a report of power lines down. Officer stood by until Ohio Edison arrived and removed the lines. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20177513 Date: Sunday, October 15.2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1125 E STATE ST Officer observed suspicious activity in the rear of a closed business in the 100 block of E State St. Upon the arrival of officer both vehicle pulled to the front of the business and while talking with them K9 Simon was deployed. K9 Simon indicated to the presence of narcotic odor and a search recovered contraband. The driver was cited and officers cleared without further incident. Cited: Eddie Sulivan of 116 E 4th St. Salem Ohio Charge: MM Possession of marijuana Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177514 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Dog At Large 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer responded to the 200 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. for a report of a dog at large. Officer stood by with the dog until the Humane officer came to retrieve it. Ptl Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20177515 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 780 W STATE ST Arrest: DANIEL, KYLIE LYNN SALEM, OH 44460 3238 While on patrol officers did make contact with the occupants of a vehicle in the 700 block of W State St. During the casual encounter, officers did smell marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. A probable cause search did yield contraband. The driver was cited for Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia. Another item recovered from the vehicle will be sent to BCI for further testing. Cited: Kylie L. Daniel Address: 477 Washington St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177517 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Stolen Vehicle 1074 CLEVELAND ST Officer on patrol responded to a reported stolen vehicle in the 1000 block of Cleveland St. Officers checked the area and notified surrounding agencies of the theft. The vehicle was entered as stolen and the investigation will be turned over to detectives. Officers cleared. Ptl. M. Garber **************************************************
Monday, October 16, 2017 07:35 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177468 Date: Saturday, October 14, 2017 Accident With Injury 100 BLOCK OF BENTON RD Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Unit #1 owner/operator Owner ROBERT BOOTH One Vehicle Accident Unit #1 was traveling southeast in the 100 block of Benton Rd. Unit #1 driver had a medical problem that caused unit #1 to drift off the right side of the road striking two signs before coming to rest after striking a OE pole. Medical Personnel responded to the scene and the driver was transported to St. Elizabeth by KLG. The vehicle was removed from the scene by Davidsons Towing. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ Incident #: 20177322 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Accident With Injury ELKS LODGE NO 305 Unit 1 2012 Ford driver: Christopher Stillion , Alliance, Oh owner/passenger: Jessica Martin REAR END DAMAGED Unit 2 2009 Mercury owner/driver: Gregory Curtis, Salem, Oh pass: Dylan Kuzemchak FRONT END DAMAGED Unit 1 advised he was driving west on E. State in the 800 block. Traffic in front of him was stop and go. He saw unit 2 in his mirror approaching quickly and hit him in the rear end causing the passenger to hit her elbow on the door or dash. Driver of unit 2 stated he was following unit 1 and unit 1 slammed his brakes on with no one in front of unit 1. He was unable to stop in time and struck unit 1 in the rear end causing damage to both units. A witness a couple cars back also stated there was no one in front of unit 1 when it braked but he did not want to write a statement to that affect. Officer determined that unit 2 was following too closely and cited unit 2 with ACDA. Court options were given to him and two statements were gathered at scene. Driver of unit 1 was to give a written statement too but he did not turn it in on the day of the wreck. Passenger of unit 1 claimed her neck and back were bothering her so Salem FD was summoned along with KLG ambulance. Passenger of unit 1 and her small child taken to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. body cam and car cameras used. Ptl. Banar 901 ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177504 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Stolen Vehicle 273 W FOURTEENTH ST Complainant: TERRI SIMS (10/15/2017 13:58:09 By: 172) REPOED THIS MORNING @ 0508 Complainant advised her car was taken from her driveway overnight. Upon investigation it was learned a Reposetion company had taken it around 0500 hrs this morning. Banat901 ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177502 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction E STATE ST / EASTGATE PLAZA Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference in reference to a traffic signal malfunction. Upon arrival, officer confirmed the light malfunction by flashing red. Dispatch advised the city electrician to address the issue. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177501 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Solicitor S LINCOLN AVE / COLUMBIA Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Caller advising of door to door solicitation near Columbia and Lincoln. Officer found "El Primo" truck in driveway at corner of Lundy and Columbia. Driver advised that he knew the people there to be friends and was not selling door to door. Officer cleared with no further calls. Banar901 ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177500 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass WASHINGTON AVE / E STATE Complainant: KENNETH COOK Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of Washington for a reported theft from a vehicle. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that a person unknown to him had entered his vehicle and taken several items without permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177499 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Shoplifter(s) 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: CIRCLE K, EAST Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with a employee of the business. The employee stated that a man had taken a unknown amount of food from the store and then fled without rendering payment. The employee was able to provide officers with a video of the incident as well as the mans name. Charges pending. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177458 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Menacing / Threats 250 S UNION AVE Complainant: SAMUEL BAIER Officers responded to the 200 block of South Union for a report on menacing / telephone harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainants. Officers advised the persons of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers also contacted the other person in question and he was advised to cease contact with the complainants. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177461 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 189 E THIRD ST Complainant: MARY FITCH Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of phone harassment. Upon arrival, complainant advised she recieved an unwanted text containing a picture from a known male. The complainant was assisted with blocking the number prior to officer clearing. Contact was made with the male and he stated the female was sending him the same type of texts. Both sides were advised to cease all further contact. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************* Incident #: 20177464 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Civil Matter 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR A Complainant: BRENT HORSLEY Complainant advised she had some questions about evictions and her apartment being entered. She stops at the apartment everyday and yesterday she found the back door open and unlocked. Today she found a note on the front door that was possibly from the County Sheriff. Officers were able to speak with the landlord who stated the deputy sheriff did put the note on the door a few days ago and that they had not gone inside. Regarding some missing property from inside, complainant was given statement forms to fill out. Matter under investigation. Ptl.Banar901 ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177467 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Drug Paraphernalia Complainant: JERAMIAH JAVENS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that the mother of their child advised him that she found drug paraphernalia at her house and believes it belongs to a known male subject she is letting stay with her. The matter is under investigation. Ptl Brooks ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177473 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Burglary Reported 1700 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: GEORGE SMITH Officer responded to the 1700 block of South East Blvd. to take a report of a B & E. The complainant advised officer that sometime while he and his wife were out of town someone broke into his residence, but did not take anything. Officer took photos of the damage to the door and advised the complainant to call the PD if he notices anything missing. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20177474 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 518 FRANKLIN ST 3 Officers responded to the 500 block of Franklin Ave for a juvenile report. Several juveniles were playing with handcuffs and they did not have keys to unlock them. A juvenile was handcuffed to the end table and the officer was able to unlock it. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177480 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Person Down 189 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded with the fire department to the 100 block of E Third St for a person down. The male subject was highly intoxicated but did not appear to have any injuries. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177481 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Accidental Damage 960 W STATE ST Officer responded to the 900 block of W State St for a accidental damage report. The complainant advised it appeared several street signs were damaged from a vehicle. The damage was found to be from a vehicle accident that had been reported earlier in the day. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* Incident #: 20177482 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) Complainant: JENNIFER SHELLENBERGER While on station officer heard a dispute going on outside the PD. The complainant advised officer that her boyfriend will not leave her alone or get out of her car. Officers spoke to both parties involved. The complainant and male subject went their separate ways for the evening. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177484 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Speak To Officer 709 OHIO AVE Complainant: STEPHEN HOUCHINS, HANOVERTON, OH 44423 Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that he purchased a vehicle from a known female subject and she refuses to sign the title over to him. Officer advised the complainant that the matter is civil and he would have to go through the court. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177485 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Person To Be Removed 378 E FOURTH ST 1/2 Complainant: ERIC WHISEL ARA REITZ, ANNETTE L 41 542 STATE ROUTE 51 7 LISBON, OH 44432 Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fourth St for a person to be removed. The complainant advised that a female subject had drugs on her person and he wanted her removed from his residence. When officers arrived on scene the female subject attempted to hide from officers in the attic. The female subject was taken into custody for obstructing official business and several drug paraphernalia items were found inside her purse. The female subject was transported to the police station where she was processed and booked. The female was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Annette Reitz Address: 41450 Miller Rd, Leetonia, Ohio 44431 Charge: Obstructing Official Business ORC 2921.31, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia ORC 2925.14 (C) (I), and Possessing Drug Abuse Instruments 2925.12 (A) Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 20177486 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Fight F1 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Reported fight at the above location. Upon arrival, most of the parties were leaving the area. It was found that there had been an accident in Lisbon involving young juveniles and that emotions had flared among the relatives. Those staying were advised to remain peaceful. No further calls the rest of the shift. Lt Shafer ************************************************ Incident #: 20177489 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Structure Fire 943 W WILSON ST C Complainant: JEFFREY LITTLE, LEETONIA, OH 44431 Officers along with FD responded to the above location for a report of a possible structure fire. Complainant advised he heard the neighbors smoke alarm going off for an extended amount of time. Upon arrival, contact was unable to be made at the residence. Entry was gained through a widow and the residence was checked by the FD, no fire was located. The residence was secured prior to officers leaving the scene. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** Incident #: 20177494 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Criminal Trespassing 205 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: MARY SMITH Officers responded to the 200 block of S Howard Ave for a criminal trespass. The complainant advised that a known male subject entered her residence through a bedroom window. She stated that her son knew the subject and they had gotten into an verbal altercation. The male victim stated that the male subject had taken a pocket knife from his bedroom. The male subject stated that he was just at the residence and attempted to get back in the residence but they had locked the front door. The male subject was taken into custody for criminal trespass and transported to the Salem Police Department. The male subject was processed and booked then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Matthew Soldo Address: 186 S. Howard Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Criminal Trespass ORC 2911.21 (A)(l) Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20177495 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Theft 186 S HOWARD AVE Officer responded to the 100 block of S Howard Ave in regards to a theft report. Officer spoke to the female complainant who advised that someone had taken a bottle of prescription medication out of her bag. Officer gathered information and issued the complainant a report number. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177497 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Theft 284 E FOURTH ST Complainant: LANA BILLITER Officers responded to the above location for a theft report. Complainant advised that his Taurus Judge handgun was taken from his residence. Complainant stated a known female was at his residence and when she left he noticed his gun was missing. Complainant did advised that he fell asleep while the female was at his residence and he also advised that the gun was there prior to the female coming to his residence. Complainant could not find the proper paper work for the gun to get entered into LEADS as stolen. Complainant advised that he would call the store that he purchased the gun from and get the paper work filled out tomorrow morning and drop it off at this station along with his statement form. Investigation pending. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177498 Date: Sunday, October 15,2017 Intoxicated Person Officer on patrol had been pulling into the Salem Police Department and observed a male subject attempting to gain entry to another officers personal vehicle. Officer made contact with the male subject and it was found that the male subject had been highly intoxicated and advised that he thought he was getting into his own vehicle. The male subject was then subsequently placed in custody and charged with Disorderly Conduct- Public Intoxication. The male subject was then walked into the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. The male subject was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Douglas G. Fischer Address: 5009 Andover Green Way, Knoxville, Tennessee, 37918 Charge: Disorderly Conduct- Public Intoxication (ORC 2917.11 B2) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** lncident #: 20177471 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Intoxicated Person 605 S ELLSWORTH AVE A Complainant: ROBYN ANDERSON Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to an intoxicated person. The complainant advised they had an intoxicated employee that was causing a disturbance. Upon arrival, the subject was verbally abusive towards officers and then was refusing to stop walking away from officers. Subsequently, the subject was arrested for Disorderly Conduct, Obstruction of Official Business, and Resisting Arrest. The subject was processed and transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Keith H. Thomas 21620 Courtney Rd Alliance, OH 44601 Charges: Disorderly Conduct, Obstruction of Official Business, and Resisting Arrest. Sgt. K. Toy **********************************************
Sunday, October 15, 2017 07:34 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177368 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP LISBON K9 Simon was requested to Assist OSP Post 15 with a subject that ran from them in the 10000 block of SR 164. Officer and Simon attempted to locate the subject, but were unable to do so. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177433 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 SpeakTo Officer 618 CHERRY ST Complainant: LISA CAHILL, LISA Officer responded to the 600 block of Cherry St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her vacant residence electric bill is higher than usual. Officer checked the property and advised the complainant of the possible source to the electric bill. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** Incident #: 20177436 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Menacing / Threats 1007 E FOURTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL HAMILTON Officer responded to the 1000 block of E. Fourth St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known female subject is making threats to cause him physical harm. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177438 Date: Friday, October 13, 2017 Civil Matter 579 E THIRD ST Officers were flagged down in the 500 block of E 3rd St. for a civil matter that was ongoing. Officers explained to the subjects again that the matter was civil and officers could not determine who was allowed in the residence. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** lncident #: 20177439 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 At Location / On Foot 100 BLOCK OF OHIO Officers where on foot checking the rear parking lot of the above location. Officer made contact with a femalemattempting to conceal something behind her back in her right hand. When asked what she had, she show officer a bent spoon with white residue on in. Officers advised the female to place the spoon on the ground and when doing so she used her thumb to wipe the white residue off the spoon prior to placing it on the ground. Officers also located a syringe laying on the ground in the area of the female. The spoon was collected as evidence. The syringe was also collected and properly disposed of.The female was taken into custody and directly transported to county jail due to the fact that officers believed she had something conceal on her person. Arrested: Sarah L. Sines, LKA- 36048 St. Rt. 30, Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Charge- Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Tampering with Evidence Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177442 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Complainant: ELEANOR CLINGERMAN Dispatch received another call concerning loud music. Complainant did give dispatch a specific source to said music. Upon arrival, officer went to the residence on foot to hear any violation. No music was coming from the residence,it was found to be the band at the high school football game. Dispatch attempted a callback to the complainant ,but they would not respond. Lt Shafer ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177445 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Menacing / Threats 274 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: STEPHANIE CHRYSTAL Officer responded to the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to a menacingthreats complaint. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who advised that her soon to be ex husband had been over to drop their kids off and he made threats towards her and another male who had been at the house. The complainant advised that this has been an ongoing issue and wanted to make a report of it. Officer advised the complainant of her options if the problem continued. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177450 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 At Location / On Foot 968 E STATE ST Officer stopped an intoxicated subject who committed a crosswalk violation on E State St. at Ohio Ave. Officers found the subject had an active arrest warrant out of Trumbell County that initially they did indicate they may want him. Upon confirmation the TCSO denied the warrant due to pickup not being available out of county at this time. Officers allowed the subject to leave with a sober ride. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ lncident #: 20177451 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 599 E STATE ST Officer on patrol encountered a highly intoxicated subject outside of Mike's Penn Grill that was yelling. Due to the subject yelling so loud he was heard over the police radio traffic and from over 100 feet away, Officer made contact with the subject and found he was "just yelling OK." Officer advised the subject that no further yelling was necessary and given a disorderly conduct, public intoxication warning. Officers cleared without further incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************* lncident #: 20177453 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Suspicious Activity 600 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Officer on patrol observed a subject in the area of several theft reports and on property known not to be his resdience in the 600 block of E 3th St. Officer contacted the subject who could not tell officer who lived at the residence and stated he was allowed on the property despite not knowing anyones name. The subjects story also did not add up as a person he stated he was with at the residecne was stopped by police a block away. Officer contacted the resident and he advised twice he did not want the subject at his property, but the subject denied hearing the requests. The subject was removed from the property and was advised not to return unless invited by the owner. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************* lncident #: 20177456 Date: Saturday, October 14,2017 Domestic In Progress N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SIXTH Officers responded to the intersection of N Ellsworth Ave and E Sixth St for a possible domestic in progress. When officers arrived on scene, the female resident advised her neighbors were at her residence recently and it could have been them having an argument while walking home. Officers checked the residence in the 200 block of E Sixth St and made contact with the female subject. She advised her young daughter was crying and screaming when she was walking back to her residence. After speaking with the neighbor a male subject arrived on scene. The male subject was very agitated and stated that he was going to make a different male subject stay away from his girlfriend. The girlfriend stated she had no problems with anyone and did not wish officers to trespass anyone from her residence. The male subject was advised to stay inside for the remainder of the evening or he could face disorderly conduct charges for his behavior. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *****
Saturday, October 14, 2017 08:04 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177432 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Dog At Large N LINCOLN AVE I E FIFTH ST Officer on patrol observed a dog in the street stopping traffic on N Lincoln at E Fifth St. A citizen held the dog in the curb lawn on the east side of the street and the dog's owner(keeper) approached on foot from the west. She was identified and it was verified the dog was hers. Officer had her take the dog home and a summons to court was issued to her for allowing the dog to run loose off it's property. Court date given and officer cleared. (There have been multiple times this same dog has been off the property without the owner/harborer ...) Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177431 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Animal Complaint E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D Complainant: MARY WASHMAN Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to an animal complaint. Complainant advised a subject was at the park with a dog that appeared to be aggressive. Upon arrival, officer was advised the owner and the dog had departed the area. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177428 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Ambulance Needed 579 E THIRD ST 1/2 Officers were called to assist with the FD at an E 3rd St. address. A female subject was transported to SRMC by KLG. Banar901 ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177426 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Assist Other Agency 31 8 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: COLUMBIANA, PD Officers responded to the 300 block of Washington Ave and attempted contact at a residence at the request of Columbiana PD. Officers knocked several times and were unable to make contact. An officer subsequently returned to the residence later in the morning after lights were observed on inside. The officer made contact and relayed the message. Sgt B Slider ******************************************** Incident #: 20177425 Date: Friday, October 13, 2017 Loud Persons 284 E FOURTH ST 2W Complainant: LANA BILLITER Officers responded to the 200 block of E Fourth St in reference to loud persons. Complainant advised of hearing yelling and pounding at the upstairs apartment. Upon arrival, officer spoke with a female who was extremely intoxicated and was sitting outside the apartment. The subject advised that there was no yelling and stated that she had come over to the apartment to have a fire but, the male resident's girlfriend was upset that she was there. Officer spoke with the resident of the apartment who advised that he wanted the subject to leave, due to the lateness of hour. The subject resided nearby, returned home and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177424 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Assault 530 S BROADWAY AVE NIGHT CLUB Complainant: ASHLEY HARTT, HANOVERTON, OH 44423 Officer spoke with female complainant, Ashley Hartt who came on station to file an assault report. Complainant advised that on this date at approx. 01:40a.m. she was at a local establishment in the 500 block of S. Broadway Ave. with her boyfriend when another female approached her and punched her one time in the mouth. Officer did observe injury to the inside of the complainant's upper lip. Complainant also reported one of her bottom teeth being loose from the assault. Complainant provided the name of the female suspect as well as a second female who attempted to assault her. The complainant denied medical attention at the time of report. Complainant and her boyfriend provided written statements of the incident and photos were taken of the complainant's injury. Officer did later speak with an employee of the establishment who advised that she heard there was an altercation but did not see the alleged assault. Investigation is pending. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20177423 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Speak To Officer 1015 E STATE ST Officer on patrol in the 1000 block of E. State Street observed a female subject who appeared to be having some problems. Officer made contact with the female subject who advised she was trying to contact her mother in Washingtonville, but was unable to get her to answer the phone. Officers further spoke with the female who advised she did not need any assistance from the police department and wished to continue on her way. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177421 Date: Friday, October 13,2017 Child Custody Dispute 707 7 STATE ST Complainant: KELSEY EWING, LEETONIA, OH 44431 Officer spoke with female complainant, Kelsey Ewing regarding a possible child custody issue. Complainant advised that earlier in the evening she had her friend drop off her six month old daughter to her daughter's father's residence on W. State St. in Salem while she went to work. Complainant now advised that her ex- boyfriend would not give her their child back. She and her boyfriend were never married. Officer did contact the ex-boyfriend via phone and explained interference with custody laws to him and that he has to return his daughter to the complainant. Officer did respond to the area of the residence on W. State St. to assure there were no altercations between the complainant and her ex-boyfriend. Once the complainant had her daughter officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20177418 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Traffic Offense HAWLEY AVE / E THIRD ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the area of Hawley Ave and E Third St for an equipment violation. After a brief investigation, officer obtained consent to search the vehicle. The interior of the vehicle was searched but, nothing illegal was located. The driver was afforded a verbal warning for Lighted Lights Required (ORC 451 3.03Al). Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************* Incident #: 20177417 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Recovered Property Complainant on station to return an ipod that she had found on S Lincoln Ave. Due to the ipod being locked, an owner could not be identified. The ipod was placed in the city's lost and found. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20177416 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 480 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: CELINE BENTON Police responded to the 400 block of Washington St for a possible Burglary in progress. The complainant advised they thought they heard someone in the residence making noises and walking around. When officers arrived the residence was searched as well as the outer perimeter. Officers advised the complainant that if anyone is missing any items to contact the Police Dept. Officers then cleared. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20177415 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Speak To Officer 689 WOODLAND AVE Report of a Walmart shopping cart located in the 600 block of Woodland Ave. Officer responded, photographed the shopping cart, and moved it off of the roadway. Walmart was advised that a shopping cart had been located and advised that they would retrieve it. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20177414 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Civil Matter 1441 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: TERESA KALE Police responded to the 1400 block of S. Lincoln for a Criminal Damage report. The complainant advised she had an issue with her neighbor about two weeks ago. The complainant advised she has a plastic storage shed that was disassembled. The neighbor stated that he would reassemble the shed and has not. The complainant advised this was not a criminal matter. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177413 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Speak To Officer 490 E EUCLID ST Complainant: ANDREW WELSH Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant and numerous others. Including his 4 year old niece. They claimed while in the 400blk of Ohio he was picking up his girlfriend when the neighbors video taped him and those in the vehicle along with a female subject pulling up and flashing her self at them. The 4 year old was scared and they thought some thing should be done. Officer(s) went to the area and did talk with females out in the back yard area and all was denied. No videotaping no flashing anything. They did make a claim that the complainant is always driving recklessly in the alley and the child may not be in a child seat. Officer talked with those at the complainants residence again advising of what was said on Ohio which they denied themselves. Officer advised them that if they wanted anything done then they needed to come in and fill out statements so it would be sent to the prosecutor for review. They also had questions about those in the 400blk of Ohio letting their dog run at large and coming over to their sisters house going after her dog which is chained up. Officer advised them to contact this department when it is going on. They advised they understood. Ptl. French **************************************************
Friday, October 13, 2017 09:17 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177385 Date Wednesday, October 11,2017 Drug Overdose 192 W PERSHING ST 3 Report of a overdose at the above address. Upon arrival, the F.D. and KLG were on scene working on a male subject that had overdosed while visiting the apartment. While working on the male subject officers observed several items of drug paraphernalia were laying around in plain view in the apartment. The male subject was transported to the Salem E.R. by KLG and evidence was gathered and brought back to this department. Ptl Miller *********************************************** Incident #: 20177387 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Suspicious Person 855 W STATE ST Police responded to the 800 block of W. State St for a suspicious male. The complainants advised the male was going into businesses photographing people and making them feel uncomfortable. Officers made contact with the male subject walking down the road. The male advised he was just taking photos for his hobby. The male was advised of the complaint and was sent on his way. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** Incident #: 20177388 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 192 W PERSHING ST 3 While investigating an overdose in the 100 block of W. Pershing St. officers observed drug paraphernalia out in the open. The tenant of that residence advised that the paraphernalia belonged to him and used it that morning for methamphetamine. The male subject was taken into custody then transported to the station. After the booking process the male subject was transported to Columbiana Co. Jail. ARA: Jonathan F. Butts Address: 192 W. Pershing St Apt# 3 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Drug Paraphernalia Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177389 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 300 BLOCK OF Rose Ave Officer on patrol in the 300 block of Rose Ave observed a juvenile, approximately 2 years old, playing by the roadway with no adult supervision. Officer made contact with the mother of the juvenile and advised her of the complaint. The child was brought inside and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177390 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Loud Persons 337 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: STEVEN CHESTNUT Officers responded to the 300 block of N Lincoln Ave in reference to a loud persons complaint. Complainant advised that he could hear a mother screaming at her children in a green house nearby. Officers responded and spoke with the subject who advised that she did yell at her children because they had dropped something. Officers also spoke with the children who appeared to be okay. Officers cleared shortly after. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* Incident #: 20177393 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 565 FRANKLIN AVE F Officers responded to the 500 block of Franklin Avenue to attempt contact with a male subject who had an active arrest warrant. Officers attempted contact at the apartment, but there was no answer and it appeared someone was inside. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177394 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem E FOURTH ST Officer was flagged down in the 700 block of E. State St. by a male subject advising of a female subject walking in the roadway on E. 4th St. The male provided a possible name of the female. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female on E. 4th St. just west of N. Lincoln Ave. The female advised that she is a bar tender at a nearby bar outside of the City limits and that the male who flagged this officer down pulled up alongside her asking if she wanted a ride. The female stated that she knows the gentlemen as a patron at the bar she works at but only knows his first name. Officer followed the female home a short distance to her home to assure she made it safely. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20177395 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 366 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of E. Seventh Street for a dispute. Officers responded and made contact with a male and female subject inside a residence. Both subjects advised that they had been arguing over money and that no physical violence took place. Both subjects were advised of the domestic violence laws and they advised they were going to bed. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177397 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: TRINA BRYAN Complainant came on station to speak with officers about an issue involving visitation. She was advised it was a civil issue and to contact an attorney. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20177398 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 438 VINE AVE Officers were dispatched to the intersection of E. Fourth Street and Vine Avenue for a possible pedestrian hit by a motor vehicle. Officers responded to the area and met with the complainant who advised that a female subject had been holding on to a vehicle that drove away from the area and the female ended up on the roadway. Officers located the female subject and a male subject involved at a residence in the 400 block of Vine Ave. The female subject advised that she had been arguing with her boyfriend and he was attempting to leave in a vehicle to get away from the argument and she held on to the vehicle as it drove away. She stated she lost her footing and fell on the roadway. Minor cuts were observed on her nose and left hand which were documented. Officers spoke with the male subject who advised that he had been arguing with his girlfriend and was going to leave in his vehicle. He stated that as he started driving away, the female subject grabbed on to the vehicle and then she fell on the roadway. The female subject denied medical attention and a written statement was obtained from the complainant. Both subjects advised the injury to the female was not intentional. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177399 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Harassment 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer responded to 354 E. Third St. to speak with the female complainant in reference to a harassment complaint. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she had one of her female friends over to her residence this evening and that when her friend left she was sure that she stole some beer off of her. Complainant now states that her friend is harassing her via text messages. The complainant read the text messages to this officer and the messages were not harassing in nature. Complainant wished for the female not to return to her property. Officer will attempt to contact the female and advised her to stay off of the complainant's property. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************* Incident #: 20177403 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Public Assist 270 ROOSEVELT AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a garage sign posted in the curb lawn. Officers located the owner of the sign and advised them of Salem Ordinance prohibiting placing any signs in the curb lawn or on utility poles. Ptl M. Wirkner ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177404 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported CARBON ST Complainant: ROBERT STAMBAUGH The complainant responded to this department to report damage to his vehicle. He advised that yesterday he was traveling on S.E. Blvd and turned onto Carbon St. He stated that a vehicle traveling on Carbon St. didn't stop at the stop sign at S.E. Blvd. The complainant had to swerve to avoid an accident and he struck a curb with the passenger side front tire. The rim on the vehicle did sustain minor damage. No information was obtained on the vehicle at fault. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177405 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT (10/12/2017 12:18:31 By: 178) FEMALE ON STATION WITH COURT ORDER THAT HER CAR CAN BE RELEASED Officer met with a female and male on station who had a order of release on their vehicle from Mahoning County Court #3 in Sebring. Their GPS brought them to this department when they were actually looking to go to Goshen Township P.D. to get the release and go to Canfield where their vehicle was towed and being stored. Officer gave directions to their driver how to get to Goshen Township P.D. Ptl. French ************************************************ lncident #: 20177407 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Solicitor(s) 1386 S LINCOLN AVE 4 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject going door to door selling energy. Officers spoke with the male subject who didn't posess a permit to solicit in the city. Officers advised him of his options and advised him he needed to stop until he get a permit. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** lncident #: 20177409 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Check Well Being 516 E STATE ST E Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the above location and located the female and her two young female daughters. After much discussion and finding that the female subject / mother wanted to go to the E. R. officer placed the children in their car seats and the mother in the back of police car #6 and transported them to Salem E. R. Nothing further needed at this time. Other arrangements were made to have a friend come and pick up the vehicle later. Ptl. French ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177411 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Speak To Officer 426 OHlO AVE Complainant: JILL ENTRIKIN Officer responded to the above location to speak with the complainant. She advised that she has been having problems with her neighbor. She stated that the female neighbor was outside today taking pictures of the complainants daughter. Officer spoke with the neighbor, who denied taking any photos. She stated that the complainant always says derogatory things to her when she's outside. Both parties were ultimately advised to stay away from each other. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20177412 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Protection Order Violation Complainant: SHIRLEY CATLOS A male and female complainant came to the Police Dept. over a Protection Order. Both complainants advised that one subject violated the order by shopping at the same store. Both subjects had conflicting stories. Both complainants then left separately. Further investigation is pending. Ptl. Osberg ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177413 Date: Thursday, October 12,2017 Speak To Officer 490 E EUCLID ST Complainant: ANDREW WELSH Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant and numerous others. Including his 4 year old niece. They claimed while in the 400blk of Ohio he was picking up his girlfriend when the neighbors video taped him and those in the vehicle along with a female subject pulling up and flashing her self at them. The 4 year old was scared and they thought some thing should be done. Officer(s) went to the area and did talk with females out in the back yard area and all was denied. No videotaping no flashing anything. They did make a claim that the complainant is always driving recklessly in the alley and the child may not be in a child seat. Officer talked with those at the complainants residence again advising of what was said on Ohio which they denied themselves. Officer advised them that if they wanted anything done then they needed to come in and fill out statements so it would be sent to the prosecutor for review. They also had questions about those in the 400blk of Ohio letting their dog run at large and coming over to their sisters house going after her dog which is chained up. Officer advised them to contact this department when it is going on. They advised they understood. Ptl. French ************************************************** ****
Thursday, October 12, 2017 09:52 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177386 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Accident Private Property 1125 E STATE ST CIRCLE K EAST Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #I : PARKED 2013 BMW 4s Bronze in color Owner: Christina Ann Ciancone 5976 Upland Ridge Dr Medina, Ohio 44256 Unit #2: 2003 Ford 4s Cream colored Owner / Operator: Karla C. Welch 46730 Church St Apt 4 New Waterford, Ohio 44445 Unit #1 was parked on the south side of the gas pumps facing west. Unit #2 backed from a parking space in front of the building / store striking Unit #l's left rear quarter with it's left rear quarter. No injuries reported. No tow needed. Ptl. French ********************************************** Incident #:20177377 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Runaway / Missing Complainant: David Texter Officer met with the complainant / father of one, Jared Texter who advised that, his 18 year old son Jared has not been seen since approximately 2300hrs on October the 9th, 2017 (Monday) when he left his residence where he has been living (with his brother Matthew) the EverGreen Apartments 700blk of E. 5th St. The complainant / father talked with Jared on Monday advising him of a meeting coming up on Tuesday. That evening when the brother was sleeping some time around 2300hrs he left the apartment. He has no phone. Additional: May be wearing a black colored fall type jacket and flip flops. Riding a black colored Mountain bike (Giant) Does have a few friends that live in the area. Likes to visit Memorial Park. 5'05" 210#'s Brown/Brown Stocky build fair complexion Ptl. French NOTE: Officer was notified at 1740hrs that the complainant / father had found the missing son and all is fine. ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177374 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: TERESA WELSH SPEAK TO OFFICER IN REGARDS TO ODOR OF MARIJUANA IN VEHICLE THAT SHE PURCHASED RECENTLY Officer met with the complainant on station and checked the vehicle. A recently sprayed air fresher is the only thing officer could smell. Officer did talk with K-9 officer Garber and advised her of what to do and when to meet with him and K-9 Simon. She advised she does not smoke and has not smoked in her vehicle. She was advised to lock her car doors at night also in case some one is smoking in it while its parked. Ptl. French ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177375 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Littering / Dumping 400 BLOCK OF N LINCOLN POSTING SIGNS ON TELEPHONE POLE Officer made contact with the person responsible for placing the signs and they were advised of the City ordinance and to stop placing them on the poles. The subject advised they understood. Lt. Casto ************************************************** Incident #: 20177376 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check S LINCOLN AVE / SUMMIT ST SUB CRYSTAL RAE HOSKINSON Officer(s) responded to the area of S. Lincoln and Summit along with checking the area of the 200blk of Vine St. for a female who has an active warrant for her arrest from Columbiana County. She had left her mothers residence on Summit and was last seen walking towards S. Lincoln. She got into a black colored vehicle with a male driver and female passenger. Officer(s) checked the area and could not locate the female nor the vehicle. Ptl. French ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177378 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Ambulance Needed 423 S LUNDY AVE A GROCERY Officers responded to the above location for a male subject who fell. The male subject stated he was diabetic and needed medical attention. Officers assisted EMT and Salem FD, the male subject was transported to Salem ER. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177379 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Suspicious Person 308 OHIO-AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject with a hatchet attempting to break down the door to the residence. Officers located the male subject in the residence with a walking cane. The male subject stated that he went for a walk then forgot something then came back to the residence. Ptll. R. Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177380 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST SMITH OIL GAS STATION VIC SMITH OIL, GAS 968 E STATE ST Report of a Drive off at the above business. Upon arrival, the employee advised that a female subject in a older White Chevy vehicle had pumped $24.00 worth of gas and left without paying. Complainant was given the report number, officer checked the area and was unable to locate. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20177383 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Animal Complaint 523 FRANKLIN ST Complainant: TERRY STEELE DOG TAKEN Officer met with the complainant on station and he advised that he had heard that on Sunday or Monday evening the dog was in a yard on E. 6th St and a female was getting out of her vehicle to pick it up but another female got out of a red / maroon colored Chevrolet Equinox type vehicle and picked the dog up. He is afraid that the female took his dog since no one has tried to contact him. He had placed flyers around town with his phone number on them and information on the dog. There is a flyer on station if the dog is located. Dog named Ally Pomeranian female adult medium tan hair length long. Last seen on 6th street but in area of Franklin & S. Lincoln. Missing since 10-07-17. Ptl. French ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177384 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Fraud 1124 E WILSON ST Complainant: David Barton VIC David Barton Officer met with the complainant/victim on station who advised that he has been notified by his bank that a couple checks came to them and he advised he did not write them that they were forged by a male subject he knows of but does not know closely. Unknown how the subject may have gotten the check(s) The check was #1141 on Wood Forest Bank. Ptl. French ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177344 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Menacing / Threats 1200 E SIXTH ST A Complainant: WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM Officer responded to the 600 block of Franklin Ave. to take a report of menacing. The complainant advised officer that while his was walking to his car from being dropped off near the high school another male subject, who he has had prior issues with drove past him and made threats to cause him harm. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177347 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1000 S BROADWAY AVE B Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the Salem China building for a report of several juveniles on the roof. Officers were able to locate the juveniles several blocks away and advise them that they were tresspassing to not to go back to that building. Ptl Brooks ************************************************* Incident #: 20177348 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Theft 1166 BENTON RD Officer responded to the 1100 block of Benton Rd for a report of a theft. The employee of the business advised property from inside the business had been placed in a POD outside for renovation. She noticed a red truck pull into the parking lot and when it sped away she noticed property from the business in the bed of the truck. The employee advised the incident occurred earlier that day and the other employee would be in tomorrow to give a statement about the subjects involved. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177350 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Intoxicated Driver NEWGARDEN AVE / E PIDGEON Officers responded to a reported intoxicated driver on Newgarden Ave. coming into the City. Officers located the vehicle and stopped it finding the driver was not intoxicated. K9 Simon was deployed and did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. Officers did not locate any contraband and cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177353 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK OF N HOWARD Officer located an illegally parked vehicle in the 100 block of N. Howard Ave. Officer contacted the driver and the vehicle was removed without incident. Officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177354 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 879 E FIFTH ST 1/2 Complainant: KEVIN WINN Officer responded to the 800 block of E Fifth St for a domestic dispute report. The complainant advised his wife had left the residence in a vehicle and officers located the vehicle on E Fifth St near N Lincoln Ave. The victim advised that him and his wife got into a verbal altercation and she had struck him in the neck. The male victim did have visible scratches on his neck and his shirt was torn. The female subject advised that she had scratch the male subject when he tried to cut up a bank card. The female subject was taken into custody for domestic violence and transported to Salem Police Department where she was processed and booked. The female subject was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Kellie Winn Address: 879 Y2 E Fifth St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence ORC 2919.25(A) Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177355 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1750 E STATE ST LIQUOR STORE Complainant: RYAN YERKEY Officers responded to the above location for an irate persons report. Complainant advised that a female attempted to purchase liquor with her juvenile son. The complainant advised the female that he would not sell the product to her because of her being with her juvenile son and she became irate. Complainant then advised that the female left but shortly returned with her husband and began to yell more. Officers made contact with the female and her husband, who advised she was treated poorly and did not become irate. The female also advised that she believed that the complainant made rude and vulgar comments to her but it was found out that it was another subject in the store who was attempting make a purchase. The female and male in question were advised that they were criminal trespassed from the store and advised not to return or they will face criminal charges. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20177357 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Protection Order Violation 452 W FOURTH ST Complainant: STEVEN BRYAN Officer responded to the 400 block of W Fourth St for a report of a possible protection order violation. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a male continually parks close to his house and that there is a protection order in place. Officer did call and speak to the other male who was advised to mind his distance. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20177358 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Accident Private Property 788 E PERSHING ST SALEM BOXING CLUB Complainant: PANEZOTT, CHIEF J.T. Unit 2 Owner GERALD ZIMMERMAN Unit 1 West Branck Local School Bus Unit 1 was parked in the parking lot of the above location with only the drive inside. Unit 2 was attempting to back out of a parking spot and the rear bumper of unit 2 struck the front passenger side tire of unit 1. Minimal damage was caused to unit 2. No damage was caused to unit 1. Unit 2 was gone upon arrival, but the driver of unit 1 did speak with the driver of unit 2. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177359 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Check Well Being 450 AETNA ST Complainant: NEW DAY, RECOVERY Officers responded to the above location for a well being check after receiving a third party call. Complainant, who works for New Day Recovery, advised she received a call from a female who was making threats to harm herself. Upon arrival, the female stated she never made any threats but was having some issues. After speaking with the female, she voluntarily went by ambulance to Salem ER to speak to someone about the issues she was having. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177360 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: SALEM, ER Officers responded to the 1900 block of E State St for an irate patient. The complainant advised the male subject was yelling at hospital personnel after being discharged. The male subject had left with a female subject prior to officers arrival. The hospital staff was able to provide names of the subjects involved, officers checked the area but was unable to locate the subjects. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177361 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 627 S MADISON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Complainant advised there was an unknown vehicle parked in front of her neighbors residence who was not home. Upon arrival, the vehicle in question was gone. Officer did check the residence and located an unlocked door. Officer did make entry and checked the residence but did not locate anyone inside of the residence. Officers did make contact with the home owner via cell phone, who stated that he left the door unlocked. The homeowner also advised that when he returned home from work he would check the residence and contact this station if he noticed anything missing. Officer did secure the residence prior to leaving the scene. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177363 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Person To Be Removed 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY MCKENZIE Officers responded to Walmart for a report of an irate customer to be removed. Officers arrived and made contact with the male. Walmart did criminal trespass the male and a female that was present with him. While on scene the K9 did alert to narcotic odor on the subjects vehicle but nothing of significance was located inside. The subjects then cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177364 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Traffic Offense 2094 E STATE ST While on patro1,officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for a licensing offense. During the stop, the scent of marijuana was noticed and the K9 did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. Nothing of collectible quantity was located in the vehicle and the driver was cited for Expired OL. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177365 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Suspicious Activity 565 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: JORDAN SNELTZER Officer responded to the 500 block of Columbia St in regards to a suspicious activity report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who advised that he believed there had been drug activity occuring at one of his mother's apartment properties. Officer gathered information and advised that complainant of his options for dealing with the situation. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177367 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Shoplifter(s) 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of W State St in regards to a report of shoplifters. Prior to officer arrival, officer located a male and female subject walking northbound in the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave that matched the description of the shoplifters that was given. Officer made contact with the subjects and found that they were the two subjects in question. Officer also located the merchandise that was taken from the business with no payment. Officers subsequently placed the male and female subjects in custody and transported them back to the Salem Police Department for booking, the two subjects were then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The items that were taken from the business were returned to the business. Arrested: John E Whisel Address(LKA): 370 N Lundy Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Theft Arrested: Kimberly I Edie Address: 378 Y2 E Fourth St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Theft- Complicity Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20177369 Date: Wednesday, October 11,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 965 S LUNDY AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a domestic/assault. Upon arrival, a male subject stated his live in girlfriend punched him in the face while he was sleeping due to not having her cigarettes. Another male on scene who is a roommate of the female in question also stated that the female punched him in the face as well. Both male subjects did have visible injuries to their face. Both male subject denied needing medical treatment The female who was located in the back bedroom was taken into custody and directly transported to county jail due to her behavior. Arrested: Deanna M. Lodge, 965 S. Lundy, Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Domestic M-1 Assault W1 Ptl. D. Young **************************************************
Wednesday, October 11, 2017 05:55 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177334 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Missing Person (Adult) 2265 KENNEDY DR Officer(s) responded to the 2200 block of Kennedy to check on the welfare of a city resident. On arrival officers spoke with the mans family who stated that he had left the residence and they had no ideal were he had went. As officers were checking the area the person was located. Officers cleared . Ptl R Keister ************************************************** Incident #: 20177335 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Harassment 1007 E FOURTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL HAMILTON Officer(s) responded to the 1000 block of East 4th St for a report of harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he is being harassed by a female known to him. The complainant stated that the person in question will walk into his residence uninvited and slap him and has accused him of taking her sons bicycle. Officers advised the complainant of his options for dealing with the situation. Officers will attempt to make contact with the female in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** Incident #: 20177337 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 252 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of West 7th St for a report of accidental damage to a residence. On arrival officers found the City Street Dept on scene. It was determined that one of the construction vehicles doing business in the city had caused the damage. The City Street Dept stated that they would take care of the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177338 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Accident Private Property 1200 E SIXTH ST A Private property accident Officer(s) responded to the rear lot of the Salem High School for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling through the parking lot when it struck unit # 2. Unit # 2 had been unoccupied and legally parked in the parking lot when it was struck by unit # 1. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the right side. Unit # 2 sustained damage to the left front bumper area. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 / owner / Columbiana County Board of Education driver / Cathy Hoover vehicle / 2017 Ford Unit # 2 / owner / Kacie Parrish vehicle / 1999 Dodge Ptl R Keister ************************************************** lncident #: 20177339 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Road Rage N HOWARD AVE / W THIRD ST Officers were dispatched to a traffic crash at N. Howard Ave. at W Third St. with a road rage fight in progress. Officers arrived to find that no crash had occurred but that the drivers had began shouting at each other over alleged moving violations and then voluntarily engaged in fighting on the road between the vehicles. Driver of the suv stated that the dump truck ran the stop sign at W 3rd and N. Howard and almost ran into his car. He then claimed the driver of the dump truck got out of his truck and punched him through the window. Driver of suv got out and defended himself with the two men fighting between the dump truck and suv on N. Howard. The suv got damaged on the drivers door. Both drivers' cell phones were damaged. Driver of suv had visible injuries to his forehead and elbow and the driver of the dump truck claimed leg and internal pain. Reporting officer upon arrival had called dispatch to respond medics and FD first responders. A third party who witnessed part of this incident claimed to be walking nearby. He heard the tires screech and he turned and saw the drivers yelling at each other from their vehicles. They then got out of their respective vehicles and started pushing and punching each other. Driver of the dump truck advised that he turned left/south off W 3rd and the suv driving northbound swerved into his lane on N Howard and he braked and then began yelling at him. They then got out and began the physical altercation. Where the vehicles were stopped on the road did show enough room for the suv to back away from the other driver or to get away from the situation. It also looked as if he could continue forward between the truck and right side curb. Officers on scene determined each party to be charged with a minor misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge. Mr. Jones signed off on medical assistance, Mr. Johngrass did go to SMRC for pain in legs Iin ternal pain. Arrest 17-1193 disorderly conduct MM, Jeffery Jones 200 W 4th St, Salem, OH 44460 Arrest 17-1194 disorderly conduct MM, Raymond Johngrass 2655 Churchville Rd., Hillsville PA 16132 Ptl. D.Banar901 ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177340 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 462 E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of East Pershing St for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling west in the 500 block of East Pershing St when the driver stopped for the stop sign at the intersection of East Pershing and South Lundy. Unit # 2 had also been traveling west in the 500 block of East Pershing St when the driver failed to stop for traffic. This action caused unit # 2 to strike unit # 1 from behind. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Sharon Matyas vehicle / 2007 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Carly Williams vehicle / 2003 Chevy Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177341 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Protection Order Violation Complainant: SHIRLEY CATLOS Reporting officer spoke to the complainant who stated that while at a business in Leetonia, the employees were contacted by someone that she has a protection order against and made accusations against the complainant of being a liar over personal issues. A written statement was obtained from the complainant regarding the incident and advised that the information would be forwarded to the Prosecutors Office for review. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** Incident #: 20177323 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Civil Matter 737 N ELLSWORTH AVE 1/2 Officer spoke with a subject on station in reference to what was determined to be a civil matter. Officer spoke with both subjects involved and ensured the matter was civil with both agreeing to rectify the problem. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ Incident #: 20177328 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Neighbor Dispute 406 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: TAMMY MARTIN Officer responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave for a neighbor dispute. One neighbor complained that the other was coming over without permission. Officer did advise the other neighbor to stay away from the complainants. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************** Incident #: 20177332 Date: Tuesday, October 10,2017 Harassment 2875 E STATE ST SUPERMARKET Complainant: CAMILLE BIRONE Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of harassment that occurred in the 2800 block of E State St. The complainant advised the male subject had entered the business and demanded to speak to a manager. He told the manager that the complainant was threatening him and he wanted to speak to her. The complainant advised that this was not the first incident that occurred at her place of employment. The officer spoke with the manager of the business who advised that officers could criminally trespass the male subject from the business. Officer attempted to make contact with the male subject over the telephone but the subject did not have a working phone number. The complainant advised that she would be able to show officers his residence tomorrow. Ptl. E. Perry *************************************************
Tuesday, October 10, 2017 08:19 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177325 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Accident No Injury Reported PENN AVE / E PERSHING ST Unit #l, Driver / Owner: Christina Mohr Unit #2, CITED: Driver / Owner: MARILYN SEIDNER Officer responded to the intersection of Penn Ave and E Pershing St for a report of a motor vehicle accident without injuries. officer arrived and found that Unit #2 was south bound on Penn Ave when it failed to yield the right of way from a stop sign and struck Unit#l which was traveling east bound on E Pershing St. The driver of Unit #2 was cited for Failure to Yield from the stop sign. The driver of Unit #l did call Sinsleys Towing and the vehicle was towed from the scene. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177321 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation WASHINGTON AVE / OAK ST City Service requested an officer to have a vehicle removed from the road as the contractor repaving the streets was going to grind the road down soon. Contact made with the woman who resided near the parked vehicle. She had a friend move the vehicle off the road. Banar901 ************************************************ Incident #: 20177320 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Theft 1622 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: THOMAS PAGE, Complainant called to advised that one of the patients that his company takes care of was missing some medication. The complainant was advised of the complainant number and of his options. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************ Incident #: 20177236 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 9755 LUNDY AVE While on patrol, reporting officer observed a vehicle parked in the 900 block of Lundy with an expired registration. A pink ticket was issued to the vehicle for the violation. A 48 hr parking noticed was also placed on the vehicle, as it appears that the vehicle has not been moved in some time. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177313 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation MORRIS AVE / MOUND ST Officer checked with two residents about having cars removed from the street in front of thier homes. The city street dept. foreman requested them be moved due to paving company wanting to grind down the street. Officer made contact with both parties who moved the cars off Mound St. (as of 1230pm, the company had not began grinding the street ) Ptl. Banar ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177318 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Accidental Damage S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ASHLEY MERCER Officer on patrol responded to the 200 block of S. Ellsworth Ave. for a reported accidental damage. Officer arrived and found a vehicle in the parking lot was struck by the door of a car parked next to it. Officer photographed the damage, advised the complainant that there was no enforceble action and to follow up with the subject or the insurance company. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ Incident #: 20177317 Date: Monday, October 9,2017 Dog at Large 325 W STATE ST Officer on patrol located a dog at large on W State St. near Jennings Ave. and attempted to collect the animal before it was stuck by traffic. Officer was unable to catch the animal and it ran off. Officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** lncident #: 20177299 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Solicitor(s) SOUTHEAST BLVD / FRANKLIN ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject holding a sign on the roadway asking for money. Officers made contact with the subject and advised he wasn't allowed to solicit in the city. The male subject was advised to go home, he left without incident. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20177301 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1000 S BROADWAY AVE B FACTORY / MILL Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of multiple juveniles walking on the roof of a building. Officers checked the area and located the juveniles walking down the street near the building. The juveniles admitted to walking on the roof, they were advised not to go back there for safety reasons along with trespass charges. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ lncident #: 20177302 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Runaway / Missing 838 PROSPECT ST C Complainant: KAREN PHILLIPS Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Prospect St in reference to a juvenile runaway complaint. Complainant advised that she and her 15 year old son had gotten into an argument and that he had left the residence without telling anyone where he was going. Officers made multiple attempts to locate the juvenile at various places throughout the city, all with negative contact. Officer later located the juvenile on a skate board in the 700 block of S Lundy Ave. The juvenile was provided with a transport back to his residence and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177303 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Open Burning 875 GRANITE AVE GARAGE / SHED Complainant: FD DEPT, SALEM Officer responded to the 800 block of Granite Ave to assist the Salem FD with a possible open burning or garage fire. Just prior to officer arriving, the Salem FD advised that the source of the smoke had been affirmed to be a fog machine and nothing further was needed. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177304 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Ambulance Needed 423 S LUNDY AVE A Complainant: MARKET, SPARKLE 423 S LUNDY AVE Police responded to Sparkle parking lot for a suspicious female. The manager advised a female has been slumped over her steering wheel and was confused as to why she was there. When Police made contact the female advised she was dizzy and not feeling well. First responders arrived and checked the female out. The female was then transported due to medical issues. Ptl Osberg ************************************************ lncident #: 20177305 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 838 PROSPECT ST C Officers responded to the 800 block of Prospect St in regards to an unknown juvenile problem. Dispatch advised that she was sending medical personnel and stated that the juvenile was upset about an unknown matter. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the juvenile's mother who advised that she wanted her son to go to the hospital in order to get medical help. Officers spoke with the juvenile who advised that he was feeling okay but, had hit his head on the pavement earlier in the day and became dizzy. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance were also dispatched to the scene. The juvenile was checked out by medical personnel and then transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance for evaluation. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177306 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 762 E FOURTH ST 1/2 Complainant: KENDRA KLINE Officer responded to the 400 block of E Fourth St for a complaint of telecommunications harassment. The complainant advised that her son had been in a relationship that recently ended, and the son had moved home. Since then there has been an ongoing issue with telecommunications harassment. Officer subsequently made contact with other parties involved and all parties were requested to cease any further contact by any means in order to prevent potential criminal charges. All parties agreed they would have no further contact. There were a few items of personal property between the individuals that officer assisted in seeing were returned. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177307 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Civil Matter 975 E THIRD ST Complainant: PAMELA AUGUSTINE Officer responded to 975 E. Third St. to speak with a female complainant in reference to a civil matter. Upon arrival, the female complainant wished to pursue charges of slander. Complainant advised that a recent video from a local vape shop has surfaced on facebook of a female allegedly stealing from the business and that people on facebook are saying it is her in the video. The complainant advised that it is not her in the video and that she was in Alliance, OH the day the theft allegedly occurred. The female complainant further advised that another female subject posted a screen shot of a prior criminal record of hers off of the court website and shared it on facebook and that is why she wishes to pursue charges. Officer advised the female complainant that slander is not a criminal matter and that she would need to speak with an attorney and pursue a civil suit against the person(s) in questions. Complainant was provided a report# and officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** Incident #: 20177309 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 MV Lockout 798 M APLE ST Complainant: Stephanie Frank Police responded to the 1700 block of Maple for a motor vehicle lockout. The complainant advised they put a child in the car seat then attempted to enter the vehicle and it was locked. The vehicle was running and the child was calm. Officers were able to gain entry. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177311 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Intoxicated Driver 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers checked E State St for a possible intoxicated driver operating a silver vehicle westbound from the 1900 block. Officers did not observe any vehicle with a registration matching what had been provided by the caller as being on the suspect vehicle. Officers located the vehicle a short time later in the shift and conducted a traffic stop. The driver was not intoxicated and was advised of the complaint. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20177312 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Speak To Officer Three 18 year old females responded to the police department in order to speak with an officer about false allegations. Officer on station spoke with the females who advised that the subject, with whom they work, claimed that she was going to respond to the police department to make a report that the three females were going to fight her. They also advised that the subject was going to claim that the females were going to slash her tires. The females advised that these allegations are not true and they wanted to have a report on file. Officer gathered all necessary information and advised that a report would be on file. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************
Monday, October 09, 2017 07:58 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177296 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Ambulance Needed 1368 S LINCOLN AVE 7 Officers responded to 1368 S. Lincoln Ave. Apt.#7 for a report of an audible alarm. Upon arrival, it was found a resident of the apartment had fallen in the bathroom and sustained injury to her head. The Salem Fire Dept. First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded. Officers stood by until the female subject was loaded into KLG's ambulance. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** lncident #: 20177295 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2586 E STATE ST A Complainant: Zachary Obrien Officers responded to the area of the Dollar Tree Plaza in the 2500 block of E. State St. for a report of a suspicious vehicle that went behind the business. While enroute, the complainant advised that the vehicle, a silver Chevy left westbound on E. State St. The vehicle was located and stopped in the Tim Horton's parking lot. The driver was identified and advised the reason for the stop. The driver did admit to being behind the Dollar Tree plaza dumpster diving. Officers later cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177294 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 1778 FAIRVIEW CT Police responded to a report of power lines on the roadway in the 1700 block of Fairview Ct.. Police found that a tree limb had fallen on the wires knocking them down along with a metal light pole. Police and FD stood by until Ohio Edison responded and cleared the lines from the roadway. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177293 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Fight 610 SHARP AVE Police responded to a reported fight in the 600 block of Sharp St.. Upon arrival police spoke with four subjects at the residence who advised they invited three male subjects they met at a drinking establishment back to their residence. One of the males upset the homeowner and the three were advised to leave and a scuffle broke out. Two of the males fled in a vehicle and one of the males attempted to regain entry into the residence. That subject fled northbound on Sharp St. when advised police were on their way. Police searched the area but were unable to locate the truck or the subject that fled on foot. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177292 Date: Sunday, October 8,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP Officer assisted a Trooper with the Highway Patrol at the Salem Police Dept. with witnessing the reading of the BMV2255 form on an OVI suspect he had placed under arrest. Officer cleared a short time later. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ Incident #: 20177288 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Open Burning 640 E THIRD ST While on patrol in the 600 block of E Fourth St officers noted an odor of burning plastic. Officers subsequently located the source to be a smoldering fire ring in the fenced back yard of a residence in the 600 block of E Third St. Contact was made with the resident an city burning ordinances were explained. The fire had been a legal cookout fire, but someone had thrown something plastic into it at some point, resulting in the odor. Sgt B Slider ********************************************** Incident #: 20177287 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Intoxicated Person N LINCOLN AVE / E FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 500 block of E Fifth St for a report of a male individual walking in the roadway. Officers located a male individual walking along the sidewalk in that area who affirmed he had been in the road briefly due to trouble navigating the sidewalk curb. The individual was intoxicated but did appear to pose a danger to himself and stated he was on his way home to E Third St. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177286 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Runaway / Missing 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officers responded to the parking lot of Speedway gas station on W State St. for a report of a runaway / missing juvenile that was in the parking lot While enroute dispatch received a call from Goshen Twp. PD advising of a missing juvenile from the Sharon Lynn Group Home on Sharon Lynn Dr. Upon arrival, contact was made with the juvenile and identified juvenile did admit to running away. A Goshen Twp. officer responded to Speedway where the juvenile was released to the Goshen Officer and transported back home. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177283 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Littering / Dumping SHARP AVE / PROSPECT ST Officer responded to the area of Prospect St and Sharp Ave where a resident had observed a dark color car travelling West on Prospect St a short time prior to the time of the complaint. As the vehicle proceeded West area residents heard glass shattering and stated it appeared that an occupant of the vehicle had shattered a bottle(s) in the area. Officer subsequently found a six pack of alcoholic beverage bottles had been thrown onto the sidewalk and shattered. As much of the glass as possible was picked up and properly discarded. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177282 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Fight 1256 E STATE ST Police responded to the 200 block of E. State St for several individuals fighting in the roadway. When officers arrived and made contact it was a verbal argument with a male and female. Both subjects advised nothing physical had taken place. After speaking with the subjects they were advised to keep the argument down while they remain in public. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177281 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 0 0600 BLOCK OF S Union Ave Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 600 block of S Union Ave for a report of a suspicious vehicle at a residence. Officers made contact with the individual who was affirmed to reside next door to the location of the report. The individual advised that his neighbor had given him permission to remove firewood from the neighbor's property and officer observed the bed of the truck contained nothing but wood. The individual also provided a name and number of the neighbor for officers to follow up and confirm permission had been granted. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177279 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Littering / Dumping 450 AETNA ST Complainant: ROBERTA SAUM Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Aetna St in reference to littering complaint. Complainant advised that in the wooded area behind her residence, someone has been dumping their trash. Complainant stated that she believes it to be the subject, who lives next door. Officer made contact with the subject via public service, due to the subject not being home. The subject was asked about the complaint and advised that it was not him and that he had also noticed the trash. Officer advised the subject to keep an eye out and to contact this department if they observed anyone dumping trash. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177278 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Dog At Large Complainant: DENISE MAYHEW Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of E Third St in reference to a dog at large. Complainant advised of a small brown dog that was walking and barking in an alley behind the 700 block of E Third St. Officers responded and searched the area for several minutes, but the dog was unable to be located. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177276 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Civil Matter 656 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: HOLLEY ODELL Officer responded to 656 Jennings Ave. for a civil dispute. The complainant advised that she and her husband area separated and have been for several months. She advised that he has been at the residence for a few hours removing community property, which she states he is not allowed. The complainants husband reportedly took multiple household items belonging to the both of them as well as a snow blower. Officer did speak to the male half and he was advised not to get rid of anything until the court case is settled. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ***
Sunday, October 08, 2017 09:14 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177266 Date: Saturday. October 7.2017 Accident No Injury Reported 156 N LINCOLN AVE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Unit #2 Driver: Emileigh L. Crooms, SALINEVILLE, OH Owner: CARLA CROOMS, HAMMONDSVILLE, OH Unit #1 Driver:Owner: TAYLOR YOUNG, BERLIN CENTER, OH Officer responded to the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries. Unit # was headed southbound on N Lincoln Ave. Unit #2 was headed northbound on N Lincoln Ave and attempted to make a left hand turn onto Sugar tree Alley. Unit #2 failed to yield to Unit #1 and the front driver side struck the front driver side of Unit #1. Pictures were taken of the damage to both vehicles and the driver of Unit #2 was issued a citation. The driver of Unit #2 gave officer consent to search the vehicle and a a small amount of marijuana shake was found inside the vehicle. Both units were able to be driven from the scene. Cited: Emileigh L. Crooms Address: 45 112 E Main St, Salineville, Ohio 43945 Charge: FTY when Turning Left city ordinance 331 .I7 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 20177268 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Accident MV vs Animal 800 BLOCK OF NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: TIMOTHY SCHULTZ Officer responded to the 800 block of NewGarden Ave for a motor vehicle accident. The complainant advised that two deer struck his vehicle when he was headed northeast on NewGarden Ave. The vehicle had extensive damage to the truck bed and pictures were taken of the damage. There were no injuries reported and the vehicle was able to be driven from the scene. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20177260 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Debris In Roadway N ELLSWORTH AVE / W TENTH Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the intersection of N Ellsworth Ave and W Tenth St after a caller reported the traffic cones and manhole covers had been tampered with. Officers observed no problem with the cones/covers at that intersection, however several cones were subsequently observed to have been struck and knocked off of the manhole covers in the 400 and 500 block of N Ellsworth. The traffic cones were able to be fixed and replaced without incident. Sgt B Slider ********************************************** lncident #: 20177263 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Criminal Trespassing 1395 STONE CASTLE TR Officers responded to the above location for a civil problem. Officers received a report that the homeowner was out of town. The ex husband along with his attorney were reportedly going to show up and remove items from the residence. Officers made contact with the ex husband as well as his attorney at the residence. He advised that this has been an ongoing problem with him not being able to retrieve any property, but stated that they have not entered the residence. They elected to come back at a later date to prevent any problems. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* Incident #: 20177264 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Neighbor Dispute 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant over a neighbor dispute. The complainant stated the neighbors cat is always roaming around the neighborhood and looks like its always hungry. The complainant stated she started to feed the cat and let it into her residence the last couple of days. Today while her children were playing with the cat in their front yard the owner of the cat came across the road and into her yard picked up the cat and took it back to their residence. The complainant didn't want the neighbor on her property and thought he should be in trouble. Officers advised the complainant that since the cat belongs to the neighbor he has every right to come over and collect the cat. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20177265 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 RR Crossing Gate Malfunction S ELLSWORTH AVE / AETNA Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a report of the gate broken at the railroad crossing. The gate was snapped in half, therefore Norfolk Southern was contacted and advised. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177269 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 408 FAIR AVE Officers responded to the above location to assist Mahoning County Sheriff's Department. Officers spoke with a female subject about an open trailer that was sold recently and who she sold it to, information was collected and passed on to County Sheriff's Office. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177270 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Child Abuse 1231 W TENTH ST Complainant: EDWIN MIRANDA, BOARDMAN, OH Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a report of possible child abuse. The complainant advised his ex- wife's new boyfriend was abusing his son. Officer spoke with the complainant and the child involved about the incident that occurred several weeks prior. The complainant was advised that the incident would be passed on to the detective for further investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20177271 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Littering / Dumping 208 ROSE AVE Complainant: TONY PERRY The complainant responded to this department to report unauthorized dumping. He advised that he owns 208 Rose Ave. and has a dumpster for his tenants. He discovered that someone other than his tenants has been throwing their trash away in his dumpster. He provided personal information located in the trash belonging to the person responsible. Contact will be made with the individual and he will be advised of the complaint and possible charges, should he continue. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177272 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Suspicious Activity 788 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the parking lot of the Masonic Temple for suspicious activity. When officers made contact with the group of subjects, they advised they were playing Pokemon Go. Officers cleared as everything appeared normal. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177273 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY Officer responded to the above location for a reported drive-off. The complainant advised that a silver Kia was at pump #2 and the driver pumped $20.00 worth of fuel. She then departed without rendering payment. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177258 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Assault 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDALL CLUNEN Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of E. Fifth Street for an assault report. Officers responded and met with the complainant who was highly intoxicated. The complainant advised that a male subject knocked on his door and when he opened it the male grabbed him by the shirt and pushed him down. The complainant advised that the male subject is the nephew of his girlfriend. Officers had just been at the complainants apartment for a dispute between him and his girlfriend (20177257). The complainant advised that he just wanted the male subject told not to come back to his residence. Officer located the male subject in the 300 block of E. Fourth Street and he denied going to the complainants residence andlor assaulting him. He was advised not to go to the complainants residence and he stated he understood. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177257 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDALL CLUNEN Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of E. Fifth Street for an unknown problem at a residence. Officers responded and found that the male caller was highly intoxicated and had been involved in an argument with his girlfriend. Officers made contact with the female subject who advised the complainant was upset because she was moving out due to the complainants drinking. Both parties advised nothing physical took place. The female subject gathered her belongings and she departed advising she was not coming back. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177255 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 775 NEWGARDEN AVE Officer responded to the 700 block of Newgarden Ave for a possible dispute after an officer on another call down the street heard yelling coming from the area. Officer made contact with individuals in their yard who were searching for a pet that had escaped out the door. The pet was up the street at the location of the other officer and the owners responded to take it home. Sgt B Slider See also report #20177254 ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20177254 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Animal Complaint 836 NEWGARDEN AVE Police responded to a report of a potbelly pig in a residence in the 800 block of Newgarden Ave.. Upon arrival police found the animal in a fenced in rear yard. The owner was located in the 700 block searching for it and responded to take charge of it. Owner advised it escaped when a door was inadvertently left ajar. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177253 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Harassment N ELLSWORTH AVE / E STATE Complainant: KATHERINE DONATO. BELOIT, OH Complainant advised that she and her husband were being harassed by a subject known to them. Police attempted to locate the suspect but were unable to. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177251 Date: Saturday, October 7,2017 Dog At Large 230 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: JORDAN ARCHER Complainant observed a dog with its lead caught on a pole. Concerned because the dog wandered out into traffic she unwrapped the lead and called police. While enroute to the call the owner of the animal called and reported it ran off. Owner met police at the scene and identified the animal and it was returned to him. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************ Incident #: 20177249 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST B Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officers were dispatched to the emergency room of the Salem Regional Medical Center in order to assist KLG Ambulance and Lisbon PD with a combative patient that was being transported from Lisbon, OH. Officers responded and assisted medical personnel with restraining the subject. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177248 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 400 BLOCK OF E SCHOOL ST Complainant: WILLIAM SPANBAUER Officers responded to the 400 block of E School St in reference to a dispute. Complainant, who lives nearby, advised that he could hear a male and female outside arguing. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subjects and advised them of the complainant. The subjects advised that there was no issue and that they were only speaking loudly. Officers cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177247 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute 780 W STATE ST B GAS STATION Complainant: KORINA MOORE Complainant reported that she had confronted a male individual in the parking lot of a business in the 700 block of W State St regarding the individual operating a motorcycle titled and registered to her father. The complainant advised that her adult son had previously traded the motorcycle to the suspect male without having first obtained permission from her father (The title holder and registered owner). The complainant had attempted to remove the rear license plate from the motorcycle, stating that the male individual is operating on her fathers plates illegally. The male individual has reportedly had the vehicle since approximately June of this year. The complainant stated that while she was trying to remove the plate the individual backed up the motorcycle and bumped into her left shin before driving away with the plate still attached to the motorcycle. The complainant affirmed that the individual was just trying to get away from her and was rolling the bike backward just to get out of the parking spot, and not with the intent to strike her. Officer advised the complainant that the trading of the motorcycles was more of a civil matter and they should consult an attorney. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177246 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Loud Persons 737 N ELLSWORTH AVE 1/2 Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Police responded to the 700 block of N. Ellsworth for a noise complaint. The complainant advised two intoxicated subjects were in the alley way and loud enough to disrupt them. When officers arrived the subject were already gone. Officers searched the area and were unable to locate. Ptl Osberg ************************************************ lncident #: 20177245 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Suspicious Person 981 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: SHIANA PHILABAUM Officers were dispatched to the 900 block of N Ellsworth Ave in reference to a suspicious person. Upon arrival, officer spoke with two female juveniles who advised that they were followed by an unknown male. Complainant advised that she and a friend were walking east bound along E 9th St when they turned around and observed a male following them, who was wearing a clown costume and carrying a baseball bat. Complainant stated that they heard loud sounds being made with the baseball bat while being followed and advised that he would speed up to get close to them. Complainant advised that they turned north bound onto N Ellsworth Ave and proceeded to a nearby store but, the male stopped at the corner of E 9th St and N Ellsworth Ave. Officers checked the area but, were unsuccessful in locating anyone matching the description given. Officers also spoke with multiple residents who live on E 9th St but, nobody had observed anyone matching the description. The two juveniles were offered a voluntary transport back to their residence but, stated that they would walk. They were advised to call back if they needed anything. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177244 Friday, October 6,2017 Check Well Being Complainant: LORNA SMITH Officer was advised by dispatch that a female complainant called the department for a well being check on a male subject. The complainant advised the male subject had made threats to cause harm to himself, but currently was living out of his car. The complainant provided a couple possible locations in the city that the subject could be. The locations were checked, but the subjects could not be located. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177243 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Suspicious Activity COURT DR K PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the bathrooms of Centennial Park in regards to suspicious activity. Complainant advised that two juveniles were on top of the bathroom building. Officers responded and made contact with both juveniles, who were observed jumping down from the building. They were advised not to get on top of the bathroom building and to use the park property for it's intended use only. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *********
Saturday, October 07, 2017 08:19 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177241 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Speak To Officer 2559 LEXINGTON AVE 38 Complainant: DENISE BRAINARD Report of a speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her juvenile son was given something on the school bus on the way home from school from another juvenile. Complainant was concerned, the school was notified, the matter was address with the other juvenile and his parents. Ptl Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20177238 Date: Friday, October 6, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 1015 ESTATE ST Complainant: STEVEN BRYAN Complainant advised that known subjects had came to his residence while he was at work and that they area not permitted to be at his residence. This officer attempt to make contact with the subjects and was unsuccessful. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177234 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Speak To Officer 1717 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: JESSICA HOLBROOK Report of a speak with officer reference illegal dumping at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a unknown male subject in a White Ford newer model HD truck has been dumping refrigerator, mattress and other items beside the business dumpster. Video was obtained and officers will attempt to identify the owner. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177242 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Speak To Officer 156 N MADISON AVE Complainant: JUSTIN SPACK Police responded to the 100 block of N. Madison for a request to speak to an officer. The complainant advised that when he came home inside the residence was thrown around. Officers checked all entry points and no forced entry was made. The other party at that residence was upset and wanted the complainant to leave due to the belief they had done this to the residence. Officers spoke with both sides advised them of the issues as well as civil issues involved. Officers advised both parties of what can be done as well as informed them neither party can be forced to leave. Officers then cleared the residence. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** Incident #: 20177231 Date: Friday, October 6,2017 Theft 288 E THIRD ST B Complainant: DIXIE MULLEN Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a theft that occurred earlier in the day. Officer did gather the information and did follow up with a possible suspect. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************* Incident #: 20177230 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 933 W PERSHING ST Complainant: TONYA STEVEN Officers responded to the 900 block of W Pershing St for a burglary in progress. The complainant advised someone was attempting to enter her back door. Officers checked the residence and the surrounding area but did not locate anyone. The complainant was advised to contact the PD if anything suspicious occurred. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177228 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Drug Overdose - Narcan Administered 1318 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 1300 block of E State St along with Salem FD and EMT for a report of an overdose. Officers arrived and did locate a female who was breathing but unconscious. Multiple doses of Narcan were administered by the Salem FD and the female was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Contraband was located and was seized. Charges may be pending the lab results if the female does not follow through with the states overdose immunity procedure. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* lncident #: 20177227 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: KRISTIN, ER Officer responded to the 1900 block of E State St to assist the Salem Regional Medical Center with locating a female who left the hospital without being discharged. The female was said to still have an IV still attached. Officer did locate the female who did return to the hospital in an ambulance. Ptl D Beeson *********************************************** Incident #: 20177226 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 1311 JEFFERSON AVE Officer and the Fire Department responded to the 1300 block of Jefferson Ave for a low hanging wire. The wire was a cable line and had been knocked down by a storm. The fire department was able to move the wire until the cable company could respond to fix the problem. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20177224 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Harassment 220 N MADISON AVE Complainant: LAURA HENDRICKS Officer responded to the 200 block of N Madison Ave for a harassment report. The complainant advised that he ex-boyfriend was stalking her through social media. Information was collected about the incident and the complainant was advised that it would be passed on to a detective. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20177221 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SMITH, OIL Officer responded to Smith Oil to take a report of a drive off. Store employees advised officer that a silver truck pumped $24.90 and left without rendering payment. Officer provided store employee with a copy of the report number. Officer checked the area, but were not able to locate the vehicle. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20177219 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1100 BLOCK OF CEDAR RIDGE #3407 vio 1 , HFS5942, 1173 CEDAR RIDGE #3408 VIO#1 ,FNQ2309, 1175 CEDAR RIDGE Officer on patrol observed two (2) motor vehicles parked illegally between signs on Cedar Ridge. Each received a parking ticket. Banar901 ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177217 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Assist Perry Police S LINCOLN AVE / SNYDER RD Complainant: CHIEF EMIGH Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to assist Perry Twp. Police. Upon arrival, officer stood by for traffic control until relieved by Perry Twp. FD. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** Incident #: 20177216 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Accident Private Property 392 W STATE ST NAPA AUTO PARTS Complainant: ANONYMOUS. CALLER Unit 1 2017 Tuson parked owner/Shane Franks Unit 2 2012 Canyon driver: Walter Jackson owner: Robert Jackson Unit 1 parked on south side of NAPA store. Unit 2 driving into the lot and struck left rear of unit 1 with left rear of unit 2. The minor colision caused minor damages to both vehicles. Driver of unit 2 simply did not see unit 1 until after he heard the noise. Photos taken and report number given to each party. Parties were advised of options to deal with this matter. No cite issued to either one. Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177214 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: SGT RONIE GASKINS, WHEELING, WV I received a DVD video and letter in the mail from Sgt. Gaskins, West Virginia State Police, asking for assistance on a theft case that occurred in their jurisdiction. Detective Brad Davis ************************************************** Incident #: 20177211 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 382 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officer and HPZ Officer spoke with resident regarding junk vehicles on the property. A 10 day notice was left for multiple vehicles/trailers. Banar901 ************************************************* Incident #: 20177209 Severe Weather Damage 338 E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the above address for damage done to a roof from being struck by lightening. Salem FD responded to make sure it was not smoldering or on fire. Police also had a key holder respond to inspect the building. Police cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177208 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 776 N ELLSWORTH AVE GORDON BROTHERS WATER DRI AMY PARILLA Officer(s) responded to the 800 block of North Ellsworth for a report of a vehicle that had struck some of the traffic cones. On arrival officers located the vehicle in question. Officers spoke with the driver of the vehicle who stated she had not seen the cone due to the weather. Officers removed the cone from under her vehicle and cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177206 Date: Thursday, October 5,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering S ELLSWORTH AVE / MULLINS Officer was on routine patrol on Mullins St and S Ellsworth Ave and noticed a State Route street sign had been struck. The sign was laying on the ground but did not appear to have any damage. ODOT was advised of the incident. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ****
Friday, October 06, 2017 06:23 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177202 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Harassment 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: AMY HAWKINS, SEBRING, OH Officer responded to the 500 block of E Fourth St for a report of a harassment. The complainant advised a male subject had his vehicle parked in front of her place of employment. She stated she has had problems with him in the past and wanted to make sure she made it safely to her vehicle. Officer made contact with the male subject advised him of the complaint. The passenger inside his vehicle lives at the apartment complex and they both were just using wifi talking. The officer stayed on scene until the employee made it safely to her vehicle and left the area without anyone following her. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************** lncident #: 20177201 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Drug Narcotic Abuse 1892 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER ARA RICHOZ, RAMONA J 51 CHESTNUT ST LEETONIA, OH 44431 Officers responded to the 1800 block of E State St for a report of possible narcotics usage. The complainant advised that he observed a male possibly assisting a female in using a syringe. Officers arrived and did locate the subjects and the vehicle. During the investigation, K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor on the subjects vehicle. A search of the vehicle did yield drug paraphernalia and a female was taken into custody. The female was later taken to the Salem Police Department for processing and was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Ramona J Richoz Address: (LKA) 51 Chestnut St Leetonia, OH 44431 Charge: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177199 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Criminal Trespassing 239 W STATE ST Officer responded to the 200 block of W State St for a report of criminal trespassing. Officer arrived and spoke with store employees who advised that they wanted a customer trespassed from the local business. The female was advised that she was trespassed and not to return. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* lncident #: 20177198 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Traffic Offense 2875 E STATE ST A While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop in the area of Walmart parking lot. The driver of the vehicle / R0 was suspended. The vehicle's plates had a confiscation order. Officer cited the Driver / RO of the vehicle and confiscated the plates. The vehicle was legally parked in a parking spot in Walmart parking lot by a valid driver. Cited: Janet L. Cobb Offense: DUS ORC 4510.11A Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************
Thursday, October 05, 2017 06:31 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177183 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Check Well Being 1264 SOUTHEAST BLVD A Officers were dispatched to Briargate to check the well being of some unattended juveniles. A bus driver had been told by a student that he was concerned over his sibling being home alone. Officers made contact at the door with a three year old. Upon checking the inside three other girls were located with no parent or babysitter at the apt., all under the age of 9. While taking information and names, a parent did return, claiming to have been at the store for 10-15 minutes. She left a pre teen boy there to watch the others but he had gotten on the school bus. Officer advised the parent that a report would be sent to Childrens Services for review. Also that it was not acceptable to leave children this young home alone for any time period. Ptl. Banar ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177184 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Road Rage Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Complainant on station to report road rage. Further investigation revealed the incident occurred outside the city limits. The complainant was afforded the contact information for CCSO. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20177185 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SMITH OIL Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with a employee of the business. The employee stated that a unknown male had pumped $29.00 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** lncident #: 20177186 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Speak To Officer 152 W PERSHING ST Complainant: ERIN FAUST Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a situation concerning her juvenile daughter. Officers spoke with the complainant and she was advised of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177187 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 239 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of South Lundy for a reported juvenile problem. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to them had trampled some of the flowers that had been planted around the building. The complainant stated further that some of the neighborhood children had been riding there bicycles up and down the hills around the building and leaving skid marks on the concrete. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177188 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Speak To Officer 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of East 2nd St to assist the City Zoning Officer with a situation concerning one of the city sidewalks. The Zoning Dept will attempt to make contact with the person(s) / company involved. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20177189 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Barking Dog 207 ROSE AVE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a barking dog. Upon arrival, officer was unsuccessful with making contact at the residence. A red warning was placed on the front door in reference to barking dogs. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177190 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Possible Shots Fired 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of possible shots fired. Upon arrival, officers were advised by multiple people that numerous shots were heard. Officers checked the area but were unsuccessful with locating the source. A short time later, a subject contacted the police department and advised he did discharge three flare cartridges into the air. The subject was advised he would be issued a summons for violating City of Salem Ordinance 549.10 Discharging Firearms. Summoned: Eric J. Whisel 378 1/2 E. 4th St. Salem, OH 44460 Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177191 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Accident Private Property 1098 E STATE ST A Private property accident Officers responded to the 1000 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been traveling through the parking lot when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 had been backing from a parking spot in the lot when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the right rear quarter panel and unit # 2 sustained damage to the right rear bumper area. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Mathew Cochran vehicle / 2009 Ford Unit # 2 / owner / driver / William May vehicle / 2015 Chrysler Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20177193 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Suspicious Person 239 W STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of West State St for a reported suspicious male. On arrival officers located the person in question and spoke with him. Due to the mans actions officers called for first responders and a ambulance. The man was transported by ambulance to the ER for evaluation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20177194 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Harassment 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: AMY HAWKINS, SEBRING, OH Complainant / employee at Smith Center on station to report being harassed. A male subject known to her has been frequenting the area near the Smith Center. The male has allegedly been harassing her since January 2017. At various times the male has approached her or been in the area and made rude and profane comments towards her. An extra watch was requested during the evening hours. Ptl Banar ********************************************** Incident #: 20177195 Date: Wednesday, October 4,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST E WALMART LOT Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit #1 Operator: Kathleen A Bartha Owner GILBERT BARTHA Unit #2 Parked Owner MARTIN GERALD Private Property Accident Property Damage Only Unit #2 was legally parked, unoccupied, facing southbound in row 4. Unit #1 was traveling southbound in row 4 and attempted to turn westbound. During the course of the turn, unit #1 did strike unit #2. Damage documented to the left front of unit #2 and the right side of unit #1. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177182 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Assist Perry Police 1573 GRANT ST Complainant: PD, Perry Twp Officer responded to the 1500 block of Grant Ave in Perry Township to assist the Perry Township Police Department with serving an arrest warrant. Officer stood by while Perry Township conducted their arrest. Officer cleared shortly after. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177179 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Stolen Bicycle CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: CELINE BENTON Complainant reported that an unidentified male individual at Centennial Park had been observed riding her bicycle and it was now gone. Officer spoke with several individuals near the basketball courts who affirmed a male individual had ridden away on the bicycle about a half hour prior. The bicycle was described as a silver / gray bmx style boys bike with hand brakes and a black seat, value approximately $150.00. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177178 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Person With A Gun COURT DR PARK PLAYGROUND ARA SHABAZZ, MALIK D 480 WASHINGTON SALEM, OH 44460 Officers were dispatched to the basketball court in Centennial Park for a male subject who had a hand gun in his pants. A description of the male subject was provided and officers observed the subject on the basketball court upon arriving. Contact was made with the subject who was advised of the complaint and when officers attempted to pat the subject down for weapons, the subject took off running east bound through the park. Officers initiated a foot pursuit, but contact was lost a few blocks away. A bulge was obseved at the top left side of the subjects shorts, but it is unknown if it was a weapon. Officers spoke with several witnesses who advised that they seen the weapon on the male subject. Officers obtained a name for the subject and was familiar with him residing in the 400 block of Washington Avenue. Officers later observed a subject from the residence getting in to a tan Jeep and departing the area. Contact was made with all occupants of the vehicle which had driven in to Centennial Park. The male subject was located in the back seat area of the Jeep holding an infant child. The mother of the child was present and took the child. The male subject was subsequently taken in to custody for obstructing official business. The driver of the Jeep consented to a search and no weapon was found in the vehicle or on the male. The male subject advised he was injured and first responders came to the scene, but the subject denied medical attention. During the foot pursuit one officer was injured. Several residents were alarmed as well as the witnesses in the park. Due to an officer injury and public alarm, the subject was also charged with inducing panic. Both charges are a felony. The subject denied having a weapon at any time. Three subjects who were in the Jeep with the male subject also live at the same residence of the male subject. Those three individuals consented to a search of their residence on Washington Avenue and no weapon was found. The subject was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Malik D. Shabazz 480 Washington Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Obstructing Official Business F5 - (Felony due to injury to person) Inducing Panic F5 (Felony due to injury of person) Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177177 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 156 N LINCOLN AVE RESTAURANT Complainant: ANDREA Officers were dispatched to a restaurant in the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave for a disorderly / irate customer. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that a male had come into the restaurant and wanted an item for free, to which she denied giving to him. She advised that the subject became angry and then went out to sit inside his vehicle. Officers looked for the subject, but he was gone prior to officer's arrival. The manager advised that the subject was no longer welcome at the establishment. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************************** Incident #: 20177171 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Natural Death 755 SPRING AVE Officer responded along with the fire department and EMT Ambulance to the 700 block of Spring Avenue for a death investigation. The female appeared to have passed due to natural causes. The Columbiana County Coroner was contacted and advised the body could be transported to Stark Memorial per the families wishes. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* Incident #: 20177170 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Accident Private Property 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit #1 Driver/ KAYLEIGH ROBINSON, Owner FREDERICK ROBINSON Unit #2 Driver/Owner TERRY RAMSEY Police responded to the parking lot Circle K on E. State St. for a report of a private property motor vehicle accident. When officers arrived and found that Unit #1 was backing out of a parking spot when they struck Unit #2 at the gas pump. Unit#l suffered slight damage to the rear on the trunk and Unit#2 suffered damage to the passenger side rear quarter panel. Neither parties were injured and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Ptl Osberg **********************************************
Wednesday, October 04, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177166 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Neglect / Cruelty To Animal 763 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Police had a report of a dog possibly being neglected. The complainant advised the dog was in a kennel with no shade or shelter. When officers checked on the animal a tarp was observed to be covering part of the kennel for shade. It appeared the dog had food and water. Ptl Osberg ******************************************** Incident #: 20177157 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Dog At Large STEWART AVE / W SIXTH ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of a dog at large, Officers located the owner of the dog who had the dog back in their residence. Officers advised the female subject to keep an eye on the dog when outside, multiple complainants stated the dog was almost hit in the roadway. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** lncident #: 20177159 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Suspicious Object 800 BLOCK OF SUPERIOR AVE Complainant: SALEM CITY, FIRE Fire Fighters arrived at the PD and dropped of a small plastic baggy with a brown substance that had been found in the street. Reporting officer secured the item to be destroyed at a later date. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************ lncident #: 20177160 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Possible Scam 1860 BENTLEY DR Complainant: BUDD WHITMORE Officers spoke with a complainant about a possible phone scam. The caller stated to be their grandson who was in a car accident and was arrested and needed money to pay a bond of $5000 to get out of jail. The complainant got worried and called their grandson's girlfriend who stated that he was at work and was not in a car accident. The complainant called the jail that their grandson was in and the deputy told them nobody with that name was in jail Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ********** lncident #: 20177162 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Drive Off 968 8 STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: DONNA The complainant contacted this department in reference to a drive-off. She advised that a female attempted to use a credit card at pump # 1 and pumped $26.01 worth of fuel. The complainant advised that the card did not register and the driver unknowingly departed the area. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************* Incident #: 20177163 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 800 BLOCK OF N ELLSWORTH Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location in reference to a disabled vehicle in the roadway. Officer arrived on scene and provided traffic control until Sinsley's Towing arrived and took the vehicle. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177165 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Person To Be Removed 207 HAWLEY AVE Report of a person to be removed (Atwan Parker) at the above location and that he also had an active warrant out of this county. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that the male subject had left prior to officers arrival in a Silver Ford Van. He advised that the van went eastbound on E. 3RD. ST. and officers began to check the area. The vehicle was located by officers and the male subject was taken into custody. See report # 20177167, 20177168. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20177167 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Traffic Offense 2388 E STATE ST Officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in which the male driver was known to have multiple outstanding warrants and to be driving on a suspended license. K9 Argo was requested to the scene to conduct a sniff of the vehicle. K9 Argo indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor coming from inside the vehicle. A search of the vehicle turned up drugs and a large amount of cash. The driver was arrested and taken to the station for processing. See report # 201771 68 Ptl LaRosa ******************************************* Incident #: 20177168 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 2388 E STATE ST ARA PARKER, ANTUAN MARCEL 692 OAK ST SW WARREN, OH 44485 3620 While on patrol, officer observed a known male individual with an active warrant traveling northbound on Continental Dr. Officer got behind the vehicle and the wanted individual turned into the Wendy's parking lot at which time a traffic stop was conducted. The driver, Antuan Parker, was advised of the reason for the stop. He was ultimately placed into custody for the warrant and transported to this department. Mr. Parker was processed and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff's Deputy. Officers recovered a large amount of US currency and illegal narcotics during the stop. The evidence was turned over to an agent of the Columbiana County drug task force who was on scene. Arrested: Antuan M. Parker DOB: 06-14-78 Warrant: Failure to Appear - Possession of Drugs Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* Incident #: 20177156 Date: Tuesday, October 3,2017 Recovered Property 351 SHARP AVE Complainant: JEFFERY COOL, TALLMADGE, OH 44278 Officer spoke with the complainant, Jeffery Cool whom is employed with Source One Adjusters of Ohio as a Recovery Agent. Complainant came to the police dept. to report that he repossessed a silver 2005 GMC Envoy from 351 Sharp Ave. and while doing so discovered a handgun between the driver seat and center console. Per the complainant's company policy they are required to contact the local police agency and turn firearms over to the police dept. Officer did recover the firearm. Officer photographed the firearm and secured it into the evidence room until the owner claims it. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************* lncident #: 20177155 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 335 W PERSHING ST A Police responded to the 300 block of W. Pershing in reference to a juvenile female that was found in possession of marijuana by her mother. Prior to police arrival the juvenile cut herself and then fled the residence. A short while later she was found by police. Mother was brought to the scene and requested an ambulance transport her to the ER. Salem FD first responders and EMT Ambulance responded and the child was transported to Salem ER. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20177154 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 156 N MADISON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of N. Madison Ave. for a report of a domestic dispute. Officers responded and made contact with a male and female subject at the residence. Officers spoke with both subjects separately and both advised that the incident was only a verbal argument and nothing physical took place. Officers observed no injuries on either subject and both were advised of the domestic violence laws. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************** Incident #: 20177152 Monday, October 2,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) E PERSHING 1400 BLOCK B PARK PLAYGROUND Officers were dispatched to Centennial Park in reference to a dispute between a male and female in one of the pavilions. Officers responded, but the individuals involved had already departed the park. Officers made contact with the male subject involved behind a residence in the 400 block of Washington Ave. The male subject advised he did have a verbal argument with his girlfriend while in the park and that there was no physical altercation. Officers made contact with a female subject in the same area who advised that the male subject is her brother in law and she witnessed the incident. The female subject advised that there was just a verbal argument and nothing physical happened. Officers were unable to locate the female involved in the argument. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177151 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Intoxicated Person 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officers responded to 354 E. Third St. for a report of an unwanted / intoxicated male subject at the complainant's residence. Upon arrival, contact was made with the complainant whom advised the unwanted subject left prior to our arrival. Officers checked the area for the male subject and were unable to locate him. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************** Incident #: 20177150 Date:Monday, October 2,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 2200 MERLE RD A SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Complainant: RONALD CHAMBERS Officer met with a male complainant on station who advised of an incident involving his son and another male juvenile while at an elementary school in the city. The complainant advised that his son was punched in the arm by another male student and his son just had a cast put on from a recent break. The complainant advised he just wanted the incident documented and needed nothing further. Officer did speak with the complainants son who advised how the incident happened. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177149 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Menacing / Threats 646 VINE AVE-2 Complainant: CORTNEY SHRAMKO Police responded to the 600 block of Vine St for a harassment report. While speaking to the complainant they advised of numerous messages from an ex boyfriend. Police observed the messages as well as threats toward another police officer. Further investigations pending. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** Incident #: 20177148 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 THREATS 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPlTAL Complainant: RACHEL, ER 1995 E STATE ST B Officer was dispatched to the Salem Regional Medical Center in regards to a threats report. Complainant advised that a female had been threatened by a male outside in the parking lot. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the female who advised that her boyfriend had become angry with her in regards to her pregnancy and began screaming. She advised that the male began making threats against her life and the lives of her children. However, she advised that the incident was verbal in nature only. Officer spoke with the male over the phone, who denied the allegations. The incident will be sent to the prosecutor's office for review. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************
Tuesday, October 03, 2017 07:23 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177141 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Speak To Officer 821 E FOURTH ST Complainant: RACHELLE ADAMS The complainant responded to this department to report concerns she is having with her juvenile daughter and an adult male. She advised that her daughter reportedly met a male individual at her place of employment. The complainant believes that her juvenile daughter and the adult male have been dating for the past few weeks. The complainant also discovered that the male was a registered sex offender, which concerned her further. Further information was obtained and the matter is under investigation. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** Incident #: 20177144 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Domestic In Progress 1260 SOUTHEAST BLVD 33 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the apartments in the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd for a possible domestic with a juvenile. When officers arrived contact was made with the father and his girlfriend. The juvenile had been acting unruly at the time towards the girlfriend over some clothing. Officers spoke with the juvenile to resolve the issue. The juvenile and the father were advised of the consequences if the issue continued Ptl Osberg ********************************************** Incident #: 20177145 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1048 E STATE ST UNIT # 1 Driver: BRENT HALL, Owner Enterprise FM Trust UNIT # 2 Driver: JESSICA WEBB, Owner: TREVER WEBB Two Vehicle No Injury Accident. Local Report Only. Unit # 2 was traveling westbound in the1000 blk of E. State St. in moderate to heavy traffic. Unit # 1 entered onto E. State St. from a nearby parking lot to travel westbound. The driver of Unit #2 slowed/stopped in traffic and was struck in the back end by Unit # 1. Insurance information and photos were obtained and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** Incident #: 20177146 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1153 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ERIC WOLFORD The complainant responded to this department to report harassing computer automated voice mails his son is receiving. Officer called the number and it continuously disconnected. The complainant was advised to disregard the message because it was a scam attempt. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20177147 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1000 W STATE ST Complainant: KIMBERLY PINCOMBE Police responded to the 1000 block of W. State St for a suspicious vehicle. The complainant believed a subject from the vehicle may have been trying to gain entry into one of the businesses in the area. When Police arrived the vehicle was already gone. Everything at the businiess appeared normal. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* lncident #: 20177131 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 771 N LINCOLN AVE 1/2 Complainant: JOSEPH DOMINIC Complainant on station to report that a male subject at his residence,had a warrant for his arrest. Officers did check with CCSO and they confirmed that there was a warrant for the subject. Contact was made with the male subject and he was placed under arrest. He was transported to the PD,processed and released into the CCSO custody and transported to the County Jail. Arrested: Jedediah Hill address: 771 112 North Lincoln Ave ,Salem Oh 44460 Charge: Warrant unauthorized use of a MV Lt Shafer *********************************************** lncident #: 20177132 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Suspicious Activity 884 FRA NKLIN AVE Complainant: TINA MILLIRON Officer responded to the area of Franklin and Maple for a report of suspicious activity. The complainant advised that a male had looked through their window before leaving the area. Officer did locate the male nearby who stated that he was at a duplex looking for his friend but couldn't make contact. Officer did investigate further but found nothing else suspicious. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* lncident #: 20177133 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Speak To Officer 228 VlNE AVE 14 Complainant: KEITH WHORELY Complainant advising that he wanted officer to take property that belonged to a subject that had been arrested a day earlier. He was advised that it was personal property and belongs to the other subject and that officer would not take it. Ptl. L Perry ************************************************* lncident #: 20177134 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Intoxicated Driver W STATE ST / BENTON RD Officers responded to W State St near Benton Rd for an intoxicated driver. Officers located the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop. The driver was found to be slightly impaired possibly due to medication. The driver agreed to walk to his residence a few streets away and the vehicle was left legally parked in a nearby parking lot. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20177136 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 OVI Arrest 1761 E STATE ST Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 1700 block of E State St for a moving violation. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and was administered field sobriety. The male was then taken into custody for OVI and transported back to the Salem Police Station where he was processed and booked. An open container was found inside the vehicle and the vehicle was towed from the scene by AAA. The male subject was administered a BAC test on station and transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: David W. Smith Address: 6650 Olean Rd., Lot 13, South Wales, NY 141 39 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a and 4511.19Al d, marked lanes 4511.33A1, Open Container city ordinance 529.07B3 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20177137 Date: Monday, October 2,2017 Intoxicated Person 637 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: CHAD BREWER Officers responded to the 600 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to a drug complaint. Officers made contact with the male complainant, who was found to be highly intoxicated. Upon speaking to the complainant, he became highly irate and agitated towards officers, yelling and screaming vulgarities. Officers subsequently placed the male in custody, while in custody the male complainant actively attempted to resist officers by laying on the ground. Officers then picked the male subject up off the ground and had to place him in the rear of the Police Cruiser. While in the Police cruiser the male subject still resisted officers and would not put his feet inside of the cruiser. The male subject then kicked an officer and spit in another officers face. Once officers were able to get the subject inside of the cruiser he was then directly transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The male subject is being charged with Disorderly Conduct- Persisting, Resisting Arrest and Assault on a Peace Officer. Arrested: Chad E Brewer Address: 637 N Lincoln Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 (LKA) Charge(s): Disorderly Conduct-Persisting (ORC 2917.11 B2)(M4) Resisting Arrest (ORC 2921.33)(M2) Assault on a Peace Officer (ORC 2903.13C5) (F4) Ptl C Walla **************************************************
Monday, October 02, 2017 08:16 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177118 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N UNION AVE Unit # 1 Cited / owner / driver / Sandra Adams vehicle 2005 GMC Tk Unit # 2 / owner / Thomas Wilde driver / Priscilla Wilde vehicle / 2006 Chrysler van Officer(s) responded to the area of North Union and East 3rd St for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling south in the 300 block of North Union when the driver proceeded through the stop sign and struck unit # 2 in the side. Unit # 2 had been traveling east on East 3rd St through the intersection of East 3rd St and North Union when it was struck by unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were driven from the scene. The driver of unit # 1 was cited for F.T.Y at a intersection. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ lncident #: 20177121 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering/ 1008 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CRYSTAL PEREZ Complainant on station to report that the fence in there front yard had been damaged on Friday by a unknown juvenile leaving the High School Officers will review the video of the incident in a attempt to identify the juvenile in question. Ptl R Keister ******************************************* Incident #: 20177122 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SMITH OIL Complainant calling to report a theft from a business in the 900 block of East State St. The complainant stated that a unknown male in a tan truck had pumped $53.76 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* lncident #: 20177123 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Police took a report on station. It was advised from the complainant that his daughter who is 18 years old and lives with him would not listen to the rules set by him. Police advised that since his daughter is 18 he could legally evict her. Police also spoke with the daughter and explained to her that being that she does live under her dads roof that she has to listen to him or move out if she wished not to listen to his rules. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************************* lncident #: 20177124 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Assault 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: AUSTIN SHUTLER Complainant on station to report that he had been assaulted by a person known to him in the area of New Garden. Officers had the complainant / victim fill out a written statement and the matter is under investigation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident #: 20177125 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Civil Matter 861 E SIXTH ST Officer(s) responded to the 800 block of East 6th St for a report of a person to be removed. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. After speaking with the persons the matter was determined to be civil in nature. Officers advised the persons of the options for dealing with the situation then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** lncident #: 20177127 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 157 W TWELFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER An anonymous complaint of a truck and trailer parked in a residential area for more than a week. Said truck and trailer were in front of 157 W 12th St. Officer located a Dodge truck and trailer attached parked right side to curb on the south side. A 48 hr notice placed on it. A silver Durango was also parked illegally in front of the Dodge. A 48 hr notice also left on it. Officer to check back later. Ptl Banar ************************************************* lncident #: 20177098 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check Officers responded to the Salem Police Department for a male subject with an active warrant on station. The male subject was placed under arrest and processed and booked. Search incident to arrest the male subject advised he had several narcotic pills on his person. The items were seized and the male subject was charged with the narcotics. He was then transported to Columbiana County Jail by CCSO. Arrested: Marcus G. Chestnut Address: 41051 State Route 517, Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Charge: Warrant Arrest ORC 2935.08, Possession of Drugs ORC 2925.11 (A) (Cla) Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 20177103 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 228 VINE AVE 16 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave for a warrant check. The male subject attempted to hide from officers inside the residence and was taken into custody. The male subject was transported to Salem Police Station to be processed and booked. He was then released into CCSO's custody to be transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Charles R. Courtney III Address: 228 Vine Ave, Apt. 16, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business ORC 2921.31 and Warrant Arrest ORC 2935.08 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177107 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 637 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: TIFFANY SULLIVAN Officers responded to the 600 block of Woodland Ave in regards to a domestic dispute report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the female complainant who advised that she wanted her husband to leave the residence because he was being verbally abusive towards her. Officer advised that the husband is a resident at the home and could not be forced to leave the residence. Both parties advised that they would remain separated for the evening. Ptl C Walla ********************************************** lncident #: 20177109 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Neighbor Dispute 646 VlNE AVE 3 Complainant: TIMOTHY JANCEL Officers responded to the 600 block of Vine Ave in regards to a neighbor dispute. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who advised that his neighbor purposely spins their tires in their vehicle and throws rocks on his car. Officer made contact with the male and female subject in question and advised them of the complaint. Both parties were advised to stay away from each other. Ptl C Walla ************************************************* lncident #: 20177110 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 OVI Arrest PARK AVE / MAPLE ST While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for a traffic violation on Maple near Park Ave. The driver did show indicators of being under the influence and SFST's were administered. The driver was subsequently taken into custody for OVI and was transported to the Salem Police Department. A breath test was administered and the driver was later released with a court date. Arrested: Mary Lou Groff Address: 671 E Euclid Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: OVI 4511.19Al a OVI 4511.19Al h Marked Lanes 4511.33 Ptl D Beeson ************************************************* Incident #: 20177112 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 245 HIGHLAND AVE Complainant: CCSO Officers responded to the 200 block of Highland Ave to assist Columbiana County SO with an unauthorized useof a motor vehicle. The vehicle was located at the residence with the male juvenile sitting inside. The owner of the vehicle arrived on scene and SO advised to release the vehicle to the owner. The juvenile was taken into custody for unruly charges and transported to the Salem Police Department. The juvenile was then released into a family member's custody. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177114 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 OVI Arrest 1000 BLOCK OF W STATE ST Officer on patrol observed a vehicle almost cause a traffic crash on W State St. at Benton Rd. Officer stopped the vehicle for the 2 moving violations and found the driver to be suspended and impaired. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. A search of the vehicle recovered large amounts of paraphernalia and contraband. The driver was placed under arrest, transported on station, processed and incarcerated until his bond could be set. Additional charges pending laboratory results. Arrested: Gary M. Rowles II of 725 W Ohio Ave. Sebring Oh Charges: OVI, Marked lanes, DUS, Drug Paraphernalia Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ******* Incident #: 20177115 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Domestic Dispute 1152 S LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the 11 00 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a domestic dispute report. The third party complainant advised that there had been a male and a female sitting inside of a vehicle near their residence fighting. Officers arrived on scene and found that the vehicle in question left prior to officers arrival. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate any vehicle matching the description. Ptl C Walla ************************************************* lncident #: 20177120 Date: Sunday, October 1,2017 Ambulance Needed 989 LIBERTY ST Complainant: JIM KINCAID, COLUMBIANA, OH Landlord / Complainant called and requested officers check on a tenant at 989 Liberty. Upon arrival complainant advised that he had not had contact with the tenant for a few weeks and that he has not heard from him. Rent is allegedly past due and he attempted to make contact at the house but no one would come to the door. Complainant felt this was highly unlike the tenant and he was concerned for him. Officers were advised that the back door was unlocked. Due to no contact being made, tenant's vehicle parked outside and no answer at the doors. Officer felt it necessary to make entry into the house to check on his well being/safety. A dog inside was watched by a neighbor as officers went inside announcing "police dept and Salem Police" multiple times. Interior of the home was checked with officers not locating any persons inside. Officers cleared without incident. Banar901 *************************************************
Sunday, October 01, 2017 06:42 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177062 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 178 N LINCOLN AVE Unit 1 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 driver: Christlen Davis co-owners / Joann L Guyaux and Christlen Unit 2 2005 Ford Focus driver: owner: Daniel Owen Unit 1 was traveling northbound on N. Lincoln Ave. and attempted to turn rightleast into a private driveway at 178 N. Lincoln. Driver of unit 1 did go slightly left of the center lanes in order to make the turn in her truck. Driver of unit 1 claimed she did use her turn signal. Unit 2 came from behind unit 1 and observed unit 1 going slightly left so unit 2 tried to go to the right of unit 1 and hit unit 1 when it turned right. Lanes were clearly marked for one vehicle only and it was a single wide lane at this area. Driver of unit 2 left skid marks prior to hitting unit 1. Officer cited unit 2 with assured clear distance and open container in a motor vehicle. Driver of unit 2 was field tested for sobriety and officer's did not feel he was over the prohibited limit. He was given a ride to a location in town and advised to show proof of insurance this weekend for this report. Reporting officer seized a thermos in the center cup holder containing cold beer. Photos taken of the thermos at Salem PD and thermos placed in evidence room downstairs. Mr. Daniel Owen was cited with assured clear distance ahead and open container in a motor vehicle both minor misdemeanors. refer to ON1 report 20177062 for additional Ptl. Banar ************************************************ Incident #: 20177068 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Assault 205 S HOWARD AVE Police responded to the 200 block of S. Howard Ave for an assault. The complainant was sitting on his porch when a male subject came onto the property starting a confrontation. The subject started beating the complainant leaving several visable marks. FD and First Responders arrived on scene. The complainant denied any medical treatment. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20177069 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1270 SOUTHEAST BLVD 41 Complainant: AMANDA SWANSON Officer responded to the 1200 block of S.E. Boulevard for a telecommunications harassment. The complainant advised that the male subject arrived at her residence but left prior to officer's arrival. The complainant advised that she did not want the male subject to contact her in the future due to him being violent in the past. The male subject was advised to stop all contact with the female and he asked about seeing his juvenile daughter. He was advised he would need to get a court visitation rights and only his lawyer would be permitted to contact the complainant. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20177070 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Theft 2511 BENTLEY DR A female subject came to the Police Dept. regarding a theft. The complainant believes while she was at work during the night some money came up missing. The complainant stated to have cashed her pay check and kept it in her purse until she could make it to the bank. Police are looking into further investigation including place of employment. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177071 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Child Custody Dispute 633 CHERRY ST Complainant: TINA CROWL Police responded to the 600 block of Cherry St for a dispute. The complainant advised she is taking care of her sons children and he is causing a dispute over the issue. The complainant was advised of what actions to take regarding the custody issues. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177072 Date: Friday, September 29, 2017 Dog At Large 1161 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: RUTH ZEIFLER Officer responded to the 1 100 block of NewGarden Ave for a dog at large. The complainant advised her dog somehow got out of the fenced-in backyard. The dog was found prior to the officer's arrival. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** lncident #: 20177074 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Intoxicated Person 354 E THIRD ST Officers responded to the 300 block of E Third St for an intoxicated male that had left the property. The male victim advised that he was slapped in the face by the other male subject and several items were broken during the altercation. The victim and witnesses at the residence were all intoxicated and advised to provide written statements in the morning. Officers also spoke with the male subject who left the residence and he advised that the male victim had started the altercation and he left when the resident asked him to leave. The male subject was also advised to provide a written statement in the morning since he was intoxicated. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20177075 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: Leetonia, PD K9 Simon was requested by Leetonia PD and deployed for a K9 free air sniff on Main St. near Walnut. K9 Simon did not alert or indicate to the presnece of narcotic odor. Leetonia PD on a consent to search did recover a trace amount of a white substance. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20177077 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON K9 Simon was requested by OSP to assist with a vehicle sniff on the SR 45 bypass at Benton Rd. K9 Simon was deployed and did not alert or indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177079 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Traffic Offense 1200 BLOCK OF N ELLSWORTH Officer on patrol performed a random vehicle registration check on the accused vehicle. It was found that the registered owner of the vehicle was driving under multiple suspensions. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle in the 1200 block of N Ellsworth Ave, the registered owner / driver of the vehicle was subsequently issued a traffic citation for Driving Under Suspension / Non Compliance. The vehicle was removed from the roadway and parked on private property by Officers, with the owners permission. K9 Simon was deployed during the traffic stop and did not indicate any presence of narcotic odor coming from the vehicle. The driver / owner of the vehicle was issued a traffic citation for Driving Under Suspension-Non Compliance (ORC 4510.16A) and was given a mandatory court date of 10/05/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. Cited: Kevin L Mutton DOB: 04/28/1978 Address: 10286 Salem Warren Rd, Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Driving Under Suspension- Non Compliance (ORC 4510.16A) Ptl C Walla *********************************************** lncident #: 20177081 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Assist Other Agency 2780 U S RTE 62 Complainant: GOSHEN TWNSH, PD Officer responded to the 12000 State Route 62 to assist Goshen Twp PD with a traffic stop. Goshen PD then responded to Salem Police Department for assistance with a BAC test. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* lncident #: 20177082 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP Officer stood by with an OSP Post 15 trooper on station while a breath test was completed. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177087 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Police responded to the above address for phone harassment. It was advised from the complainant that her daughters boyfriend keeps calling her and saying nothing, just breathing. Officer spoke with this individual and advised him to cease contact with the complainant. He advised he would. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************************** lncident #: 20177088 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 OVI Arrest JENNINGS AVE / W EIGHTH ST Officer initiated a traffic stop on a Blue Saturn ION for a traffic violation. Upon the investigation officer observed indicators on the driver that she was impaired. Officer had the driver step out of her vehicle, officer advised that some standard field sobriety test would be conducted in which she refused all tests. Officer could smell an odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her breath also with admission of consuming alcohol, officer subsequently placed the driver under arrest for OVI and Failure to Control. The driver was placed in the back of the patrol unit and transported to the Salem Police Station where she was processed and booked and released to her mother. Arrested / Julia L. McFarland Address /1344 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge(s) / Driving while under the influence of alcohol andor drugs ORC 4511.19a1a Driving while under the influence of alcohol andor drugs .I 7 gram or more ORC 4511.19al h Failure to control ORC 4511.202 Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************* Incident #: 20177090 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 155 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: ARISSA ROGERS Complainant advised her car was parked on the street overnight and it was egged by unknown person's. Banar901 ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177092 Date: Saturday, September 30,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem E STATE 2300 - 2400 BLOCK B Officer(s) responded to the 2300 block of East State St for a report of juveniles making bicycle ramps out of the wooden pallet's. On arrival officers located the juveniles and spoke with them. The juveniles were advised of the complaint and apologised for the incident. The juveniles advised they would put the pallet's back before leaving. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **
Saturday, September 30, 2017 08:37 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177047 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STA TE ST A WALMART Complainant: CURTIS SHAW, YOUNGSTOWN, OH 44504 2015 KENWORTH TRUCK TK GRN Owner MELTON TRUCK LINES INC 2008 MERZ C300 4s SILVER Owner ALYSSIA SHAW ALYSSIA PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT REPORT NO OH-1 Officer was dispatched to the WalMart parking lot on E. State Street for a private property accident with no reported injuries. Officer responded and made contact with the complainant who advised that he parked his 2015 Kenworth semi truck, facing north, in the parking lot and exited it to throw trash away. The complainant stated that the truck then began to roll forward and struck a silver Mercedes sedan parked unoccupied, facing west, in the parking lot. Officer observed damage to the left front fender of the Mercedes sedan and obtained photographs. The operator of the semi truck advised there was no damage to the truck, only previous damage was observed. Contact was made with the operator of the Mercedes sedan who was also on scene. Both parties were provided with a report number. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177064 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Open Burning 452 S BROADWAY AVE Police responded to the 400 block of S. Broadway Ave for an open burn. FD responded and the fire was put out. The subjects at the residence were advised of the proper procedure for burning in the city. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20177061 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2487 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported dispute. Upon arrival, officers located two males that were involved in a verbal dispute. One of the males allegedly bumped into the other's wife. No physical violence occurred and both sides went on their way. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ Incident #: 20177060 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Civil Matter 794 E THIRD ST Complainant: WAVELENE ARNOLD Police took a report on station which was civil in nature. It was advised from the complainant that a male individual would come to their place of operation to volunteer. The complainant who is on the board of directors decided as a group that they did not want this individual on the premises, however he would be invited to volunteer from other individuals who also work / volunteer there. Officer contacted the prosecutor on call and advised him of the situation and it was determined that since the male individual is being invited to return that there is nothing criminally taking place. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************ lncident #: 20177054 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction W STATE ST / N HOWARD AVE Police directed traffic while a street Dept. employee worked on the traffic light at W. State St. and Howard Ave. Employee got the light working and it was observed through several cycles. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************************* Incident #: 20177051 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Loud Music (Residence) S LUNDY AVE / FRANKLIN ST BAR/NIGHT CLUB Complainant: TERRY STEELE Police spoke with resident of Franklin Ave. in reference to loud music in the neighborhood. The source of the music was found to be coming from a drinking establishment on S. Broadway. Police advised the complainant there was nothing that could be done due to zoning. Police did speak with the manager of the offending establishment who agreed to turn the music down a little and to shut the rear door of the business. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177049 Date: Friday, September 29,2017 Suspicious Person 855 W STATE ST RESTAURANT Officer on patrol observed a female subject sitting along side a business in the 800 block of W. State Street for an extended period of time. Officer made contact with the female subject who advised she is walking back to Fostoria, Ohio after attending a funeral in Pittsburgh, PA. The subject advised she had no money to get back home and did not know anyone in the area. The subject was provided a ride back to the police department so she could get out of the cold weather for the night and continue her travels in the morning. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177048 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Public Assist 2051 OAK ST Complainant: SHIRLEY CATLOS Officers responded to the 2000 block of Oak St in order to assist the complainant. Complainant advised that her husband, with whom she has an active protection order, may have entered her residence at some point during the day while she was gone and wanted officers to check her residence. Officers checked the property, but there were no signs of the male. Officers cleared shortly after. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* Incident #: 20177046 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 172 W SIXTEENTH ST Officers responded to the 100 block of W Sixteenth St for a dispute between a boyfriend and girlfriend. Officers made contact with both individuals and the girlfriend stated that the boyfriend had threatened to harm himself, however the boyfriend denied the allegation. Both acknowledged they had a heated argument, but neither had made any threat or act of violence toward the other. Officer spoke with the male individual at length and he did not display any outward indicator of intent to harm himself. Officer advised the individual that if for any reason he did feel as if he might want to harm himself to contact the police. Officers assisted the female individual with transportation to a friends residence. Sgt B Slider ***************************************** Incident #: 20177045 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 615 S LINCOLN AVE 5 Officers responded to the 600 block of S. Lincoln Avenue to attempt contact with a male subject with an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Officers made contact a the apartment with a female resident who advised that the male subject was not inside. The female stated that officers could look inside her apartment. Officers located the male subject in question hiding in a closet. The male subject was taken in to custody on the warrant and the female subject was taken in to custody for Obstructing Justice. Both subjects were transported back to the police department where they were booked. A Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy responded and transported both subjects to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Mark Cassinger 615 S. Lincoln Avenue Apt. #5 Salem, Ohio 44460 Warrant for Domestic Violence Jenny L. lsaacs 615 S. Lincoln Avenue Apt. #5 Salem, Ohio 44460 Obstructing Justice M1 Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20177044 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Follow Up Or Investigation 838 PROSPECT ST While assisting another officer with a complaint in the lobby at Salem PD, a juvenile that had been reported missing arrived at the police department. Officer brought the juvenile into the PD and stood by with him until the investigating officer arrived. The juvenile advised that he had gone to a friends house. Officers requested that the juvenile make sure to let his mother know where he is going when he leaves. The investigating officer subsequently transported the juvenile back to the juveniles residence and released him to his mother. Sgt B Slider ********************************************** Incident #: 20177043 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Open Burning 535 COLUMBIA ST Officer responded to the 500 block of Columbia St for a report of open burning. Officer located individuals at the rear of a residence who were burning wood used for construction, rather than seasoned firewood. Area residents further advised when the fire was first ignited it was at least 10 feet high. Salem FD personnel had also responded and extinguished the fire. The individual was advised, with the assistance of children translating, of city ordinances for open burning, fire size and acceptable wood to burn. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177042 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Runaway / Missing 838 PROSPECT ST C Complainant: KAREN PHILLIPS Officer responded to the 800 block of Prospect St in reference to a missing juvenile. Complainant advised that her 15 year old son had left the residence and was unsure of his whereabouts. Officers attempted to locate the juvenile at various residences in the city, but were unable to locate him. A few hours later, the juvenile responded to the police department. The juvenile was provided with a transport back to his residence and released to his mother. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ lncident #: 20177041 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 SEX- Rape 387 E SIXTH ST Complainant on station to report a rape that occurred in the city limits. All information was gathered and the matter is being turned over to this departments Detective Bureau. Ptl Miller *************************************************
Friday, September 29, 2017 05:49 AM -0500 Incident #: 20177032 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Accident No Injury Reported SOUTHEAST BLVD / JEFFERSON AVE UNIT # 1 Driver/Owner: ALAN MITCHELL UNIT # 2 Driver/Owner: TINA CUNNINGHAM Unit # 2 was traveling eastbound in the 1700 blk. of S.E. Blvd. Unit # 1 was traveling eastbound behind Unit # 2. Unit # 2 slowed/stopped to look for a residential address and was struck in the back end by Unit # 1. The driver of Unit # 1 was issued a citation for assured clear distance and was given a court date for the CCMC on 10-06-17 @ 0830 hrs. Cited: Alan L. Mitchell Assured Clear Distance Sgt Green ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177025 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil Officers responded to the above location for a gas drive off, Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl Wirkner ************************************************** lncident #: 20177026 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Speak To Officer 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: BETH ELLIOTT Report of a speak with officer. Upon arrival, complainant advised that a male subject in a Tan Jeep Liberty had illegally dumped their garbage in the dumpster behind the above business. The complainant advised that they do not have permission to use the business dumpster and this officer attempted to make contact but was unsuccessful. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177028 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 014 a l ~ d d r e c2l6 0 W NINTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging to a vehicle. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that an unknown subject(s) threw a tomato at their vehicle and cracked the tail light. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20177029 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Harassment 375 E FIFTH ST Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officers responded to the above location for a report of harassment. The complainant advised that his neighbor shoved him off the porch and told him to go home. All parties involved were intoxicated and the complainant was ultimately advised to stay on his own property to avoid further conflict. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** lncident #: 20177030 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Civil Matter 421 SHARP AVE Complainant: ALYSSA SLUTER Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her ex boyfriend has been moved out of the residence since March. She advised that his vehicle was still sitting in her driveway and she wanted it removed. The complainant was advised that she could have the vehicle towed from her property. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20177031 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Ambulance Needed 211 W SEVENTH ST Report of an ambulance needed at the above location. Upon arrival, the incident was found to be an assault. Complainant advised that an unwanted subject started a fight with the home owners son. That the unwanted male subject came at the residents son and the son defended himself. The unwanted male subject was checked by the Salem F.D., KLG and transported to the Salem E.R. by KLG for treatment of large cut on his forehead. Ptl Miller ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177033 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: KATIE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a gas drive off. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * Incident #: 20177035 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / SHARP AVE Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for multiple moving violation on W State St. near Sharp Ave. During the stop K9 Simon indicated to the presence of narcotics and officers did smell a strong odor of contraband coming from the vehicle also. A search reveled no contraband, but other evidence was recovered. The driver was cited and officers cleared without incident. Cited: Brandy A. Heitsman of 161 W. Columbia St. Alliance Oh Charge: Turn Signal CCMC date of 10-5-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ Incident #: 20177036 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 009 Jlncident#:120177036 651 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: KATHY STRABALA Officer responded to 651 Woodland Ave. for a report of someone that was inside the complainants residence. Upon arrival, the complainant advised when she returned home from her neighbors residence, she observed two females run out the back door of her residence. She advised that they got into a vehicle in the alley and fled the scene. The complainant stated that she discovered that $36.00 was stolen from her lunch bag. She didn't observe anything further missing at the time of report. lncident under further investigation. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177037 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 631 E NINTH ST Complainant: Terri Riley Report of criminal damage at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised two male subjects damaged the inside and outside of the apartment she was renting to them. She also advised that a large amount of garbage, food was left inside and outside the apartment causing damage to the apartment. Complainant wanted the incident documented at this time. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20177038 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Child Endangering 701 E FIFTH ST Complainant: TIFFANIE MONCRIEF Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her boyfriend / father of her child took their child and refuses to give her back to the complainant. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* Incident #: 20177005 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction JEFFERSON AVE / OAK ST Complainant: JERlMlAH BAILEY, ROGERS, OH 44455 Officer responded to the intersection of Jefferson Ave and Oak St in regards to a traffic signal malfunction. The complainant advised that the stop sign at the intersection had been knocked down. Officer arrived on scene and stood bye until the street department arrived to fix the stop sign. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20177011 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Follow Up Or Investigation 589 E THIRD ST Officers assisted the Columbiana County Drug Task Force with an investiagtion. (91271201 7 13:45:35 By: 178) OFFICER Garber, ADV POSITIVE INDICATION ON GJK5409. Chief J.T. Panezott ************************************************* lncident #: 20177018 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Harassment Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Anonymous complainant came on station to report a sex offense while at the complainants place of employment a few weeks ago. The complainant just wanted the incident documented and did not want to pursue charges at this time. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************* Incident #: 20177020 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Fraud 542 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: ESTHER SELL Officer spoke with a female complainant from the 500 block of Hawley Avenue in reference to credit card fraud. The complainant stated that two purchases were attempted on one of her credit cards on 09/26/2017, but her credit card company did not authorize the charges. The complainant later called back in and stated that she contacted another one of her credit card companies who advised that the same two charges were attempted on that card, but also not approved. The complainant was advised to contact any other credit card companies and her bank to check for further possible fraudulent charges. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20177022 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP Salem Police were requested by Perry Twp. Police to assist with a reported fight in the parking lot of McKinneys Furniture on SR45. Upon arrival no fight was found but police made contact across the street and spoke with several subjects. While there a neighbor three doors to the west advised he found an abandoned truck in his back yard. It was found to have come from the residence where officers were at. Arrangements were made for the truck to be removed in the morning and any damage done to the yard is to be repaired. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************* Incident #: 20177024 Date: Thursday, September 28,2017 Speak To Officer 1872 E STATE ST Police spoke with the manager of a restaurant in the 1800 block of E. State St. in reference to an irate customer who had called the PD to complain. Manager advised that this same individual has been frequently causing problems at the business and was advised of his option to advise the individual he is no longer welcome at the business and should the subject ever return he could be arrested for criminal trespass. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************************
Thursday, September 28, 2017 09:00 AM -0500 lncident #: 20177014 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Recovered Property 278 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: GARY FATHERLY Complainant on station to advise of recovered property on the sidewalk in front of the above address. While on his route he found a gold bracelet and a gold ring with diamonds. This officer placed the above items in to evidence for safekeeping until an owner can be located. Ptl Miller ************************************************** Incident #: 20177013 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Speak To Officer 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: DIANE DAVIS, COLUMBIANA, OH 44408 A female came into the Police Dept requesting to speak to an officer. The complainant believed the night before that someone may have attempted to abduct her. The complainant advised a couple male subjects kept turning to look at her and talking about her while in Walmart. The complaint believed this due to an article she has read recently. The complainat just wanted to make officers aware of the incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20177012 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Traffic Offense Police conducted a traffic stop at W. 3rd St and Howard Ave.. The male subject operating the motorcycle was stopped for known suspensions as well as no license plates. While on the stop the subject stated he knew he suspended. The motorcycle was then towed by AAA and the operator was cited. Operator: Raymond Lee Peters Address: 284 E. 3rd St. Salem, OH 44460 Charges: Driving Under Suspension Failure To Display Motorcycle Endorsement Ptl Osberg ***************************************** Incident #: 20176950 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 579 AETNA ST Unit # 1 Driver/Owner BRENT DURK Unit # 2 Parked / Owner ROBIN DENNISON Officer responded to the 500 block of Aetna for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. The driver of unit # 1 backed into a parked car. Officer took photos of the damage and provided both parties with a copy of the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Cited: Brent T. Durk Offense: Reasonable Control ORD 331.34 Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176989 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Traffic Offense 207 ROSE AVE Officer on patrol noticed junk / abandoned vehicle(s) in the 100-200 block of Rose Ave. and when stopping to investigate a resident complained to this officers about said vehicles. All three vehicles were photographed and noticed placed on the vehicle / registered address to remove the vehicles or repair them. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176990 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Person To Be Removed 2337 OAK ST Officers were dispatched for a one to be removed on Oak St. Upon arrival officers learned that a wanted female was inside the home and had caused problems and there was also a warrant for her. Officer's confirmed the warrant was active and she was taken into custody without incident. She was transported to Salem PD and booked and then turned over to Columbiana County Sheriff's Deputy. arrested: Tricia A. Watson LKA (mother's residence) 962 Jones Dr., Salem, OH 44460 charge: failure to appear driving under suspension charge body cam 5 and car 3 used. Ptl. Banar ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176991 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Complainant: TRICIA WATSON Complainant advised of a possible assault that occurred last week. Matter under investigation. ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176992 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2511 BENTLEY DR Officer(s) responded to the 2500 block of Bentley for a reported two vehicle hit skip accident. Unit # 1 had been legally parked and unoccupied when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 then fled the area. Unit # 1 sustained minor damage to the left rear quarter area. Unit # 1 / owner / Eric Murray vehicle / 2011 Chevy Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176993 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Assist Other Agency 450 AETNA ST Officers responded to assist children services in the 400 block of Aetna St. and made contact with one subject exiting the rear of the residence. The subject was one of the two parents children services was trying to contact along with 2 children. The subject lied to officers and children services repeatedly and delayed officers and children services for and extended period of time. The subject was placed into custody, transported on station processed and taken to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers stood by with children services completed their interview. Arrested: Christopher D. Zepernick of 450 Aetna St. Salem Oh Charge: Obstructing Official Business Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176995 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Suspicious Activity 855 W STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to Dunkin Donuts West to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer of several suspicious vehicles and people that have been hanging around the area. Officers will increase patrols in the area. Officer advised the complainant to call the PD the next time they see the vehicles in the area. Ptl Brooks ************************************************ lncident #: 20176997 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Speak To Officer 226 VINE AVE 5 Complainant: AMBER SMITH Complainant on station to speak with a officer about being harassed. The complainant stated that she is constantly being harassed by persons in the apt complex were she resides. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officer's cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176998 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Menacina / Threats Complainant: DOUGLAS SMITH Officer responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known male subject threatened to cause physical harm to his wife. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176999 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Distraught / Upset Person 1543 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: JASON SOMMERS Officers responded to the 1500 block for a distraught juvenile with possible access to weapons. The complainant advised officers of a video of the juvenile making suicidal threats to himself. Officers spoke with the parents of the juvenile prior to making contact with him and advised them of the situation The juvenile was detained and patted down for weapons. The juvenile was then transported to Akron Children's by KLG for further evaluation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20177000 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 406 FRANKLIN AVE 1/2 Complainant: PATRICK TONEY Officer responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave. to take a report of a B & E. The complainant advised officer that someone entered his house while he was gone and took several items. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20177001 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 412 W WILSON ST Complainant: CHARLES RISHEL Officers responded to the 400 block of W Wilson St for a burglary reported. The owner of the business advised he heard several doors attempted to be opened. He advised when someone pulled into the drive that people fled the area but he was unsure the direction or a description of the subjects. K9 Simon was deployed for a track, however, the complainants friend refused to co-operate with officers and interfered with K9 Simon's track. Ptl. Garber advised the trail had been compromised and ended the track. The complainant was advised that an extra watch would be placed on the business for the evening and to call the PD if something suspicious occurred again. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20177002 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Suspicious Vehicle CENTENNIAL DR / E PERSHING ST Officer on routine patrol observed a vehicle parked at Centennial Park after hours. Officer made contact with the four subjects, it was later found that one of the subjects had a warrant out of Pennsylvania. It was then confirmed that Pennsylvania did not want that subject at the time. All parties were advised of the parks hours and left the area. Ptl C Walla ************************************************* Incident #: 20177010 Date: Wednesday, September 27,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 564 E SECOND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER The complainant contacted this department to report witnessing possible drug activity. Two males reportedly met at the rear of the above location in what appeared to be a drug deal. One male left on a bicycle and the other in a vehicle. A witness obtained a possible license number as well as video. Investigation Pending. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ***
Wednesday, September 27, 2017 06:53 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176987 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Accident Private Property 230 CONTINENTAL DR 3 ESSEX OF SALEM BUILDING 3 Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of Continental Dr for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been legally parked and unoccupied when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 had been traveling in the parking lot when it struck unit # 1. Both units sustained minor damage to the right rear quarter panel. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. Officers cleared. Unit # 1 / owner / Eleanor Adams vehicle / 2015 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Alek Milan vehicle / 2005 Chrysler Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176985 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Ambulance Needed 824 E STATE ST While on patrol officers were flagged down by a person known to them who requested a ambulance. Salem FD responded as well as a ambulance and the man was transported to the ER by ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176982 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Lost Property 2900 E STATE ST Complainant: CHARLES REIMAN Police took a report on station of lost property. The complainant advised that he had lost his wallet in the area of the Home Depot. Police was advised from the complainant that he did go in the store to see if it was turned in in which he stated it wasn't. Police also checked the departments recovered property file showing it to not be in there as well. Police advised a report would be on file. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************* Incident #: 20176979 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 747 FRANKLIN AVE Police responded to the above address for an unruly juvenile who would not go to school. Upon arrival police spoke with the juvenile. The juvenile advised he didn't want to go because he was tired. The juvenile then advised police that he would be getting ready to go. Police also informed the complainant on how to file unruly charges on the juvenile if it was to continue. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************************** lncident #: 20176990 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Person To Be Removed 2337 OAK ST Officers were dispatched for a one to be removed on Oak St. Upon arrival officers learned that a wanted female was inside the home and had caused problems and there was also a warrant or a few for her. Officer's confirmed the warrant was active and she was taken into custody without incident. She was transported to Salem PD and booked and then turned over to Columbiana County Sheriffs Deputy. arrested: Tricia A. Watson LKA (mother's residence) 962 Jones Dr., Salem, OH charge: failure to appear driving under suspension charge Ptl. Banar ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176949 Date: Monday, September 25,201 7 Stolen Vehicle 100 BLOCK OF ROSE AVE While on patrol, officer observed a vehicle that matched a reported stolen vehicle traveling northbound in the 100 block of Ohio Ave. Officer ran the registration and dispatched confirmed the vehicle was entered into LEADS as a stolen vehicle. Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 100 block of Rose Ave. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. The driver was found to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County and placed into custody. Processing of the vehicle led to additional charges of drug paraphernalia and MM possession of marijuana. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Kaiser Towing and the entering agency was notified. Arrested: Samantha M. Alicea 394 E. Lincoln Way Lisbon, OH 44432 Charges: Warrant/FTA, Receiving Stolen Property / Motor Vehicle, Drug Paraphernalia, MM Possession of Marijuana, and Failure to Display Valid Drivers License. Ptl. D. Banar ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176951 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: LESLIE Officer responded to Smith Oil Gas Station for a drive off. The complainant advised officer that a white van pumped $20.87 worth of gas before leaving without making payment. Officer provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. Brooks ****************************************** Incident #: 20176952 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Runaway / Missing 838 PROSPECT ST C Complainant: KAREN PHILLIPS Officers responded to the 800 block of Prospect St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that her fifteen year old son left her residnce without permission. Officer filled out a missing person's report. Officers checked the area, but were not able to locate the juvenile, however the juvenile did return home later in the evening. Ptl. Brooks ******************************************** Incident #: 20176953 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1037 E FOURTH ST Complainant: PAMELA COSGROVE Officer responded to the 1000 block E Fourth St for a phone harassment report. The complainant advised she received text messages from a recently fired co-worker. She advised an incident occurred at work and the female subject was sending rude text messages. The complainant advised she just wanted a report on file in case the harassment escalated. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* Incident #: 20176954 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Accident Private Property 821 E STATE ST SALEM LIBRARY Report of an accident at the above location. Upon arrival,it was found that the driver of unit 1 ( ROBERT SHOAFF ) had backed up froin his parking spot and had struck a parked motor vehicle. Damage to the drivers side door and mirror on Unit 2 (JASON SIDDLE ). Local report only. Lt Shafer ************************************************ Incident #: 20176955 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Theft 385 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: CAMERON CROWL Officer responded to the 300 block of S Lincoln Ave for a theft report. The complainant advised a friend had pawned several items that belonged to him. The complainant advised he wanted to pursue theft charges if the items were returned to him. The male subject was contacted and he advised that he would return the items by the end of the week. He also advised at which pawn shop and turned the items in to. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20176956 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering Complainant: ELIZABETH CURRAN Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complaint advised officer that while she was gone her ex-husband went into her house without her permission and damaged several items. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. Brooks *************************************** lncident #: 20176959 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 230 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: GAVlN MCCLOSKEY Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that someone hit his vehicle earlier in the day and left a note on his car. Officer took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Officer will make contact with the other party involved. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** lncident #: 20176960 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 838 PROSPECT ST C Complainant: KAREN PHILLIPS Officers responded to the 800 block of Prospect St for an unruly juvenile. The complainant advised that her son was acting out and has been doing so for several months. She was advised the process to file unruly charges against her son and was advised to speak with the juvenile officer with any further questions. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176961 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1587 WESNIEW DR C Complainant: LAUREN SAWDDY Officer responded to the 1500 block of Westview Dr. for a report of a suspicious vehicle. The complainant advised officer that the vehicle in question has been sitting in the same spot for several months and has not been moved and doesn't belong to anyone in the area. Officer left a red tag on the vehicle for it to be moved within 24hrs or it will be towed. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176964 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E PERSHING ST / SOUTHEAST unit #1 Driver LAURA MENOUGH unit #2 Driver JOHN FALOBA Officers responded to a crash with no injuries in the area of SE Blvd and E Pershing St. Officer located the crashed vehicles and found it to be extremely minor damage to both. Local report only, unit #1 was following unit #2 and an unknown vehicle braked in front of unit #2 causing him to brake and unit #1 bumped his hitch. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ Incident #: 20176966 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Intoxicated Driver ROOSEVELT AVE / E THIRD ST Officers on patrol responded to a reported impaired driver and located the vehicle on E 3rd St. and Roosevelt Ave. The vehicle was stopped for moving, equipment and registration violations. The driver when speaking with officers and when outside the vehicle was found to be impaired, and contacted the Salem FD and EMT to respond to check the driver. The driver refused all medical treatment, was advised he would be sent for a retest and asked not to drive until he sees a doctor. The driver also was cited for one of the 4 violations he was stopped for and officers cleared without incident. Cited: Rocco J. Losito of 1750 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem Oh Charge: Marked lanes CCMC date of 10-5- 17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176971 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Intoxicated Person 496 S BROADWAY AVE NlGHT CLUB Officers responded to the 400 block of S Broadway Ave for a intoxicated person passed out inside a vehicle. The female subject was sitting in the driver seat with her car door open and drinking water. The female subject was highly intoxicated and stated that she was waiting for her boyfriend to pick her up. There was marijuana in plain view and the female subject advised that officers could check the vehicle. The female subject was issued a citation for possession of marijuana and advised to wait inside the bar for her ride. Cited: Malina Mercedes Neishleb Address: 2083 N Egypt Rd, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Possession of Marijuana city ordinance 513.03(C)2 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176972 Date: Monday, September 25, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 284 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to a disorderly person in the 200 block of E 4th St. Officers arrived and the female fled on foot. No one on scene was sober enough to provide accurate information and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ Incident #: 20176973 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Menacing By Stalking Complainant: AMY PHILLIPS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a menacing by stalking report. The complainant advised that a known male subject was following her while she was driving through town. She advised she was attempting to go to her residence but did not want him to know where she lived. Officers checked the area for the vehicle with the description given. Officers were unable to locate any vehicle's matching the description. The complainant lived in Perry Township and the Perry Twp PD was also advised of the complaint. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* lncident #: 20176976 Date: Tuesday, September 26,2017 Structure Fire 622 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: FIRE, DEPARTMENT Report of a structure fire at the above location. Upon arrival, it was found to be a large amount of garbage smouldering in a fire pit. FD arrives on scene and extinguished the refuse. Homeowner was advised any more calls,he will be arrested and charged. Lt Shafer ************************************************** ***
Tuesday, September 26, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176822 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E PERSHING ST / WOODLAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit 1 Buick driver Shane Dunn Unit 2 Jeep (at fault) driver: Stanley Jacobs Unit 1 traveling east on Pershing near Woodland. Unit 2 traveling south on Woodland, stopped for stop sign then began out to cross Pershing, not realizing Pershing traffic did not have a four way stop. He tried to go quickly but was hit in the rear end by unit 1 that had right of way. Driver of unit 2 admitted he thought unit 1 had a stop sign as well. Unit 2 cited with stop sign violation. Ptl Banar ************************************************** *** Incident #: 201 76815 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 200 BLOCK OF W WILSON ST Unit 1 (parked) Chevy Silverado owner: Steven Powell Unit 2 Cadillac Escalade owner: Cynthia Morrison, driver: Tyler Morrison (cited) Unit 1 was parked in front of 257 W. Wilson on the south side of the road facing east, just west of the no parking sign ( legally parked, east of sign would be illegal). Unit 2 driver was traveling east and approaching the hill crest and was looking into the rising sun causing his vision to be hindered. Driver admitted to striking the parked truck in the left rear end causing damage to the vehicle he drove and the parked truck. No injuries reported or observed. Officer cited driver of unit 2 for failure to control and gave him an optional court date for said violation. Ptl.Banar ********************************************** Incident #: 20176852 Date: Friday, September 22, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV W STATE ST / SHARP AVE Reporting officer responded to the area of W. State St and the overpass for a semi stopped on top of the bridge. Contact was made with the driver who stated that the vehicle just quit and would not start. Contact was made with Davidson towing to respond and traffic was maintained until the vehicle was moved from the scene. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176855 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1074 CLEVELAND ST Officers were at 1074 Cleveland St and found that Michael Spencer had an active warrant from Columbiana County Sheriffs office. The subject was taken into custody and transported to Salem PD. Michael Spencer 31350 Haessly Rd Hanoverton, Ohio Warrant - Failure to Appear ( DUS ) Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176903 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Fight 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR/NIGHT CLUB Officers were dispatched to the Powerhouse Cafe, in the 500 block of S Broadway Ave, for a fight in progress. Upon arrival, officers observed multiple subjects engaging in multiple fights outside the bar. The subjects were detained and found to have injuries from the fight. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance were requested to the scene. Due to the amount of alcohol the subjects had consumed, it was uncleared who started the fight and who was the first to be assaulted. After the investigation, the parties involved advised that they did not want to pursue the incident. During the investigation, officers were advised by a female that she was thrown to the ground and assaulted by a male on scene. The victim pointed out the suspect to officers and a witness also confirmed that she observed the same. The male was subsequently taken into custody and charged with Assault. He was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Joshua J. Myers 18085 4th St Beloit, OH 44609 Charged: Assault (ORC 2903.13) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176922 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 1771 N LINCOLN AVE 1/2 Complainant: JOSEPH DOMINIC Police responded to the 700 block of N. Lincoln for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The complainant advised he let a friend borrow his vehicle two weeks ago and he has not returned it. The complainant also advised the friend stated he was fixing the brakes on the vehicle. When the complainant tried making contact with the friend he was unable to get an answer. Further investigation pending. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176925 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Domestic In Progress 339 NEWGARDEN AVE 1/2 Officers responded to the 300 block of Newgarden Ave for a report of a possible fight or domestic dispute. Officers arrived and made contact with numerous individuals at the back of the residence who were engaged in a verbal dispute. Officers identified all involved and affirmed that there had been some pushing but nobody had been injured. The dispute developed over comments made via text and/or social media between two individuals that were present. Officers had separated all of the involved parties and had to temporarily restrain a female individual until she calmed down. A male and female that were part of the argument were advised that they were no longer welcome at that location and that if they returned they could face criminal trespass charges. They stated they understood and would not return. All parties were advised to refrain from having further contact if they could not get along. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20176927 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Possible Shots Fired Dispatch received several calls of either shots fired or fireworks. One call originated from the N Ellsworth Area and the other originated from the Westview area. This officer was on W Fifteenth St near Westview at the time of the disturbance and did hear what sounded like a dozen gun shots originating from somewhere North of that location, possibly in the area of the four lane or beyond. Officer patrolled throughout the area of Orchard Bend and subsequently N Ellsworth, but detected no odor of gunpowder and heard no further disturbance. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176928 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Attempted Suicide 638 PROSPECT ST Officers responded to the 600 block of Prospect St in reference to a male threatening suicide. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subject who advised that he has been having a difficult time, due to a recent break up with his girlfriend. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene. The subject was voluntarily transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20176929 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Public Assist S UNION AVE / MAPLE ST PARK PLAYGROUND While on patrol on Maple, officer was flagged down by a male individual seeking assistance. The individual advised that he and a family member had been jogging and the family member had twisted an ankle. The individual stated they did not need an ambualnce, but did need assistance with making contact with another family member to come and pick them up at Centennial Park. Officer provided dispatch with contact information and the dispatcher was able to reach the family member, who subsequenlty responded to the park. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176931 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 674 E SIXTH ST 2 Officer responded to the 600 block of E Sixth St where the complainant reported that a known female was harassing him non stop via social media messaging. Officer observed the incoming messages occurring in real time while I was present. Officer further observed a harassing text sent by the same female individual's mother to another individual who was present. Officer documented the issue and subsequently made contact with the offender and her mother, who were both advised that charges could result. Both advised they would refrain from further contact. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176932 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Speak To Officer 530 COLUMBIA ST Officer spoke with an anonymous complaint via telephone who wished to provide information of possible illegal activity involving a third party known to the caller. Officer gathered the information and advised the caller that it would be documented. Officer further advised the caller to have the third party make a police report of further issues developed. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176934 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: GOSHEN TWP, PD Officer responded to the above location to assist Goshen PD , who had requested a K9 for a break in to a business. Officer arrived on scene and was advised that a subject was observed running from the area. K9 Argo was deployed and tracked a good ways before losing the scent. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. LaRosa ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176935 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Medical Problem / Assist 500 E FOURTH ST 410 Police and FD responded to an unknown medical call in the 500 block of E. 4th St.. Upon arrival it was found that a female had fallen. She was assisted by FD personnel and police cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176939 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Dog At Large SHARP AVE / PROSPECT ST Police responded to the above area for a dog at large. It was advised that a brown boxer was on the loose. Officer did locate the owner of the dog. The dog was returned to him, the dog owner was also given a warning for a dog at large and was advised next time he will be cited if it happens again. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176940 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Civil Matter 340 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of North Ellsworth to check on the welfare of a city resident. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. After speaking with the persons the situation was determined to be civil in nature. Officers advised all of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176941 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 691 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Police responded to the above address for a domestic report. Upon arrival officer spoke with both individuals involved who advised that there was a verbal altercation. The female advised that the male half was following her all morning and that when she returned to her home she wanted him to leave in which he did not want to until police arrived. After gathering all information it was advised that nothing physical had occurred and that the male half would be departing the residence for the evening. Police cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176943 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Ambulance Needed Officers handled a motor vehicle accident on Rose Ave. last week involving a subject who was checked at the scene by Salem FD and Ambulance Personnel. Today, Mr. Scullion walked to the PD and advised this officer that he had been having some problems since the accident last week. He wanted an explanation of what had happened during and after the wreck. He did not dispute being at fault as he was cited. He advised he did not remember just before the crash and did not even brace himself before he collided with the SUV that was involved. He thought he hit his head on the steering wheel and had a small cut above his left eye and some abrasions on the top left of his head. Both front airbags had deployed and the car sustained heavy front left damage and had to be towed. He was now having problems with remembering how to play a simple card game he has played for a long time, trouble juggling things as he could before the crash, some type of seeing problems with his eyes, some dizziness and depth perception. He has been resting and said it was getting better but I suggested he talk with some paramedics and first responders. He agreed and said he would. I had our dispatcher call for SFD first responders and ambulance if policy required it. Salem FD and EMT responded. His vital signs were checked and it was highly recommended he seek medical attention as soon as possible. He did not want to be transported by the Ambulance due to possible high bills that would be involved. EMT, Salem FD and this officer tried to talk him into going to SRMC by ambulance but he adamantly refused. He was allowed to sign a medical release , against medical advise. He did go with a friend who said to us he would take Mr. Scullion to the ER. Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176944 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 305 W EIGHTH ST Complainant: LISA MOSS Police responded to the above location for a parking complaint. Upon arrival it was advised from the complainant that the vehicle was parked infront of her house for a week or so and no one has came to get it. Police issued a 10 day tow notice on the vehicle. Police cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176945 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1400 S LINCOLN AVE 7 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Complainant on station to speak with a officer about being harassed by a persons known to her. Officers spoke with the complainant and she was provided the options for dealing with the situation. Officers also spoke with the other person involved and he was advised to cease all contact with the complainant. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** lncident #: 20176946 Date: Monday, September 25,2017 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a strange phone call that she had received. The complainant state that she had received a call from a persons claiming to be from the tax Dept and that they would be issuing a warrant for her arrest due to unpaid taxes. Officers advised the complainant that he call was a scam. Officers further advised the complainant not to send any money to the persons who had been making the calls. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **********************************************
Monday, September 25, 2017 09:47 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS SEPTEMBER 25, 2017 Incident #: 20176904 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept Complainant: CCSO Officer responded to the above location with K9 Argo to assist CCSO Deputies, who had several subjects flee from them on foot into the woods. K9 Argo tracked through to the woods for a bit but lost the track. Officers continued to check the area but were unable to locate the subjects. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176906 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Harassment 1007 E FOURTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL HAMILTON Officers responded to the above location for a report of harassment. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated he was just walking down the sidewalk and a male subject came out of his residence and started yelling at him and accused him of breaking his window. The complainant said he didn't break anything and walked away. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated a couple of weeks ago an unknown person broke his window at his residence and he heard from some people say it was the complainant, so when he saw him walking down the road he thought he would confront him. Officers advised him for the future just call the police he complied. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** Incident #: 20176907 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Lost Property 1200 E SIXTH ST A Complainant: LAORA LUSK Complainant on station reference lostlstolen property from the above location. Upon arrival, complainant advised that a unknown female juvenile had taken her daughter's cell phone from the dance last night. The phone was found at a unknown address on S.E.Blvd by a cell phone app. They did retrieve the phone and just wanted the incident documented at this time. Ptl. Miller ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176912 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: BRANDIE CONSTANTINO The complainant contacted this department to speak with an officer. She advised that her 11 old son was grounded and he left the house on his bicycle without permission. Officer obtained a description of the child and the complainant was advised we would attempt to locate him. She was further advised to contact this department, should he return home in the mean time. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** lncident #: 20176913 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Theft 259 W WILSON ST Complainant: VICTORIA POYNTER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a theft from the residence. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that an unknown subject(s) entered the residence and took multiple items from the residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20176914 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2124 E STATE ST Complainant: ROBYN PARRISH Officer responded to the above location for a reported dispute. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that the dispute was with the family of her boyfriend. Officer spoke with the complainants boyfriend who advised that the dispute was only verbal. He stated that his seventeen year old daughter and her boyfriend left the area and there were no further problems. He advised that he would locate them and they all would return home. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20176915 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Domestic In Progress 1175 E THIRD ST Complainant: JUSTIN SOMMERS Report of Domestic Violence in progress at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that his ex-wife had assaulted him over a verbal dispute. The ex-wife did advise that she did strike him several times in the face / head area after a verbal confirmation and visible injuries were observed on his lips and redness on his face. The ex-wife was placed into custody for Domestic Violence and transported to this department. She was processed, transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Elizabeth A. Curran 1175 E. 3RD. ST. Salem Oh. 44460 Domestic Violence Ptl. Miller ***************************************** Incident #: 20176919 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Mental 1 Disturbed Person 1386 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ROSEMARY SOX Police responded to the apartments in the 1300 block of S. Lincoln for suspicious activity. The complainant stated she believes someone is going around knocking on doors at the apartment complexes. The complainant also believes the white van in the parking lot from earlier in the day may have some connection with it. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176920 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: PATROL, STATE Officer responded to the above location to assist OSP on a traffic stop , who had also requested a Kg. K9 Argo was deployed and indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor coming from inside the vehicle. A search of the vehicle turned up small amounts of marijuana shake on the floor board. Ptl LaRosa ********************************************* lncident #: 20176924 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Menacing / Threats 878 SUMMIT ST Complainant: JACKSON LANE Officer spoke with the complainant via telephone in reference to threats he received. Complainant advised that he and the subject were friends and into Nascar Racing. He states that he switched drivers this year which did not go over well with the subject. Complainant advised that the subjects driver wrecked today , so he sent him a text saying sorry. The subject then sent the complainant a text threatening to harm him. Complainant asked that the incident be documented. Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176883 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Recovered Property 1872 E STATE ST Complainant: ASHLEY MILLS Officer spoke with the female complainant on station who brought in a wallet she found in the Taco Bell parking lot. The complainant provided a name of the owner of the wallet. Officer photographed the contents of the wallet and will attempt to return it to the owner. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176884 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Animal Complaint 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: PATRICIA SCHAFF Officer responded to the Walmart parking lot in regards to an animal complaint. Complainant advised that a dog had been left inside a vehicle with the windows most of the way up. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the owner who was already outside with the dog. Officer checked on the dog, which appeared to be in good health. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176885 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: KATIE PUGH, EAST LIVERPOOL, OH Officer spoke with a female complainant on station who wished to report her adult boyfriend missing. Officer explained to the female that her ex-boyfriend had stopped in to the police dept. on yesterday's date to advise in case anybody made a missing persons report that he is not missing and all is ok. The complainant also advised that she and her ex-boyfriend did reside in E. Liverpool and that they had both signed a contract for a 55" LG Smart T.V. and that he took the TV and has not made the payments on it to Aaron's Rental. Complainant advised that Aaron's Rental is now telling her that they are going to prosecute her. I advised the complainant that the issue regarding the TV is civil in nature and that Aaron's would have to file a civil law suite against she and her ex-boyfriend. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** Incident #: 20176886 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 200 E SECOND ST K MAIN MOON CHINESE FOOD Complainant: Michael Douty Officer was dispatched to the 900 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to a hit/skip accident. Complainant advised that when he returned home from the Broadway Plaza, he observed that his vehicle had been struck. Complainant's vehicle, a 2003 Audi four door, was parked facing north bound in Broadway Plaza and complainant advised that it must have been struck while in the plaza. The vehicle sustained minor damage to the left side of the front bumper and head light. Photographs were obtained and the complainant was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** Incident #: 20176887 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 228 VINE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 228 Vine Ave. for a report of loud music. Upon arrival, officer observed several subject's on a back porch of 228 Vine Ave. Officer spoke with one male subjects and advised him of the complaint and to keep the music down. The music was then turned down and officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176889 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Person To Be Removed 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Officers responded to the Salem Walmart located at 2875 E. State St. after a manager called to report a male subject in their store that had previously been asked not to return. Upon arrival, offices spoke with the manager whom did not know the exact where about in the store that the male was. Officers spoke with store security and viewed video and obtained two still photos of the male subject. While doing this another employee advised the male left the store and drove away in a full size black van. The employees were advised to contact this department back should the male return. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176890 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 THE- Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET While investigating the previous call (#20176889) at Salem Walmart, officer was notified by Asset Protection that they have a female juvenile detained for shop lifting $79.84 worth of merchandise. After investigation, officer placed 17 year old female, Sabrina under arrest for delinquency. She was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to her father. This incident will be turned over to this department's juvenile officer. Officer cleared. Arrestee (JUVENILE) 7400 Hilltop Dr. Lisbon, OH 44432 Charge: Delinquency Ptl. Smith ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176892 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Domestic In Progress 443 CONTINENTAL DR 49 Complainant: DEBRA CRESANTO Officers responded to the above location in reference to a domestic in progress. Complainant advised that her sister and her nephew were possibly involved in a domestic and that she was unable to contact her sister. Officers responded and made contact with the female who advised that her son was arguing with her earlier in the evening, after consuming alcohol, but everything was okay at the present time and that he was sleeping. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20176893 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 480 W PERSHING ST Police checked an address on W. Pershing St. for a subject with an active warrant through CCSO. Police found that the subject no longer lives at the address. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176894 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Suspicious Person 412 W WILSON ST Officers responded to the 400 block of W Wilson St in regards to a suspicious person report. Complainant advised that he observed two males walking through his property and into the scrap yard located in the 400 block of W Pershing St. Officers searched the area but, were unable to locate anyone. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 20176895 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Check Well Being 485 AETNA ST Complainant: GAIL PETERSEN Officers responded to 485 Aetna St. to check the well being of the complainant's adult son. Complainant advised that her son contacted her and admitted to her using meth earlier and that he was now acting paranoid and stated he was sitting in the living room with a baseball bat. Upon arrival, contact was made with the subject who did not have a ball bat in his possession and appeared to be fine. He was advised if he did need anything to contact this department and we would respond back. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************* Incident #: 20176900 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Theft 1200 E SIXTH ST A Complainant: JASON HAWKINS Officer was advised by the complainant of a cell phone that was stolen at the Salem High School homecoming dance. The cell phone was tracked to an address in the 1200 block of S E Blvd and officers made contact with the female juvenile who was in possession of it. The cell phone was recovered and returned to the victim. Charges for Receiving Stolen Property are pending further investigation. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176902 Date: Sunday, September 24,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person ROSE AVE / E FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of the 800 block of E. 5th St. for a report of a male subject whom was intoxicated and being disorderly. Upon arrival, officer could hear the male in the back yard using profanity towards the neighbors. Contact was made with the subject and identified. The male was upset over some comments a female subject at the next door residence was supposedly making about him. He was advised to ignore them and keep the noise down. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************* lncident #: 20176853 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Harassment 2586 E STATE ST B Complainant: CODY ARKWRIGHT, KELLY PARK RD LEETONIA, OH Report of harassment at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a male subject has been calling and harassing him over a item at the business. The complainant advised that he does not want the male subject at the business and to stop calling. This officer spoke to the male subject, advised him to cease his actions. Ptl. Miller ************************************************** *
Sunday, September 24, 2017 07:55 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176877 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2586 E STATE ST A UNlT # 1 Driver: RACHEL WOLFE, Owner CRICK CORP LLC UNlT # 2 PARKED, Owner JAKUBISN GEORGE Unit # 1 was backing southbound out of a parking spot in the parking lot at 2586 E. State St. Unit # 2 was parked across the aisle facing northbound. Unit # 1 backed into the passenger side front end of Unit # 2 with Unit # 1's driver's side rear bumper. The driver of Unit # 1 left the scene and was later located by an officer. She was issued a citation for driving under suspension. She provided an expired insurance card for the vehicle. Cited: Rachel L. Wolfe Driving Under Suspension Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176873 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Assist Perry Police 313 S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP Officers responded to the 300 block of S. Ellsworth Ave. to assist Perry Twp. Police on a traffic stop. The Perry Twp. Officer observed the driver commit a reckless driving act. The driver was given a verbal warning for a stop sign violation. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176874 Date: Saturday, September 23, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: DEBBIE ERNST Officers spoke with a female complainant at the above location for a report of her vehicle, while parked in Walmart parking lot, had three of the tires slashed. The complainant stated it happened last Tuesday. lncident under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176851 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1516 S LINCOLN AVE B Complainant: KLG Police responded to the 700 block of Southeast Blvd for a dispute. The resident upstairs invited a guest and the downstairs resident started a confrontation. The downstairs resident started yelling at the guest when they arrived causing a dispute. The downstairs resident was once again advised the leave the neighbors alone. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176856 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 1175 CEDAR RIDGE DR Police responded to the 11 00 block of Cedar Ridge Dr for a report of criminal damaging. The complainant advised that someone had struck her mailbox. Police observed the mailbox laying in the front yard of the residence near the driveway. The complainant advised she possibly has an idea of who may have done the damage but stated she would rather not say. Police then cleared. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176857 Date: Friday, September 22, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2842 E STATE ST ADVANCED AUTO PARTS 2005 SUZUKI Owner WADE CAIN Officers responded to the above location in reference to an accident involving a motorcycle. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the driver , who advised that he was in the wrong gear when he went to start going. The driver stated that the rear tire kicked out causing him to drop and fall off the motorcycle. First Responders and KLG Ambulance were called to the scene but the driver refused any medical attention. The driver was cited for Reasonable Control. Local Report Only. Ptl LaRosa ********************************************* Incident #: 20176858 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Check Well Being 936 SOUTH AVE Complainant: FD DEPT Officer responded, along with the Salem Fire Department First Responders, to the 900 block of South Ave to check the well being of an elderly female. The Salem Fire Department received a medical alert that the female had fallen. First responders made contact with the female, who was found to be okay and nothing was needed. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20176860 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Loud Explosion 632 CHERRY ST Officers responded to the 600 block of Cherry St for a report of a loud boom sound. Officers did not hear any disturbance, but subsequently located an individual with a small cook out fire in the 600 block of Cedar St who advised that the sound had resulted when he used gasoline to ignite his fire. No problems were observed. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176861 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Check Well Being 1270 SOUTHEAST BLVD 41 Complainant: TIMOTHY TOMOR Officers responded to 1270 Southeast Blvd. Apt.#41 to check the well being of a female juvenile. The complainant advised that he has not been able to make contact with his juvenile daughter or the mother of his daughter in approx. a week. Upon arrival, contact was made with the mother of the juvenile who advised that her daughter was at the next door neighbors apartment playing. Officer did speak with the six year old juvenile at the neighbors along with the juveniles mother and all was found to be ok. Dispatch contacted the complainant back and advised him all was ok as well. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176862 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: Boardman PD, BOARDMAN Officer responded to assist Goshen PD on a traffic stop in which they had requested a Kg. K9 Argo conducted a cursory sniff of the vehicle and indicated the presence of a narcotic odor. A search of the vehicle did not turn up anything but the driver did admit to prior marijuana use in the vehicle. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176863 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Drug Overdose 450 AETNA ST Officers responded to 450 Aetna St. to assist the Salem Fire Dept. and KLG Ambulance for a report of a male subject not breathing. Upon arrival, officers were advised that the subject possibly overdosed. Fire Dept. personnel and KLG Ambulance personnel administered several doses of Narcan to the male subject and ultimately transported him to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Two small children were present in the home and a report will be sent to Children's Services for review. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176867 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Loud Persons 900 BLOCK OF Jones Dr. Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police were dispatched to the 900 block of Jones Dr. in reference to loud persons. Residence was found to be in Perry Twp. jurisdiction and they were advised of the complaint. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ******* Incident #: 20176868 Date: Saturday, September 23, 2017 Medical Problem / Assist NEWGARDEN AVE / RAILROAD Officer on patrol observed a vehicle stopped in the north bound lane of Newgarden Ave near Railroad St with it's four way lights activated. Officer made contact with the subject, who was sitting on the side of the road. The subject advised that his vehicle was not broke down, but that he was sick from having consumed too much alcohol. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene. The subject was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176869 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Traffic Offense 1015 E STATE ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 1000 block of E State St for a registration violation. After a brief investigation, the driver was afforded a warning for the violation. However, the license plates were confiscated per the Ohio BMV Registrar and the owner, who was a passenger in the vehicle, was advised of the situation. The vehicle was left legally parked in the parking lot of the stop location and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176871 Date: Saturday, September 23,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP An Ohio State Patrol Trooper responded to Salem PD and administered a breath test to a suspected OVI Driver. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176839 Date: Friday, September 22, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 325 W STATE ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of a verbal dispute between three male subjects and a female subject. Officers spoke with all the parties involved, one of the male subjects ran away from a residence in Perry Township this morning the other males and female were looking for him when they located him at the above location. While speaking with the male runaway he stated he just wanted to harm himself. Officers contacted first responders and the male subject was transported by KLG to Salem Hospital. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176840 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Fraud 12789 E STATE ST 5 SPORTING GOODS STORE Complainant: DIANA BROWN Officers responded to the above location for a report of fraud. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated a female subject used a credit card to pay for a charge, but the card declined. The complainant called the female subject explained the card having problems and not going through and advised the subject just to come to the store and pay the bill. The female subject agreed but never returned to the store and now can't be located. Officers were able to make contact with the female subject and the matter of the bill was paid. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176847 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Harassment 201 ROOSEVELT AVE Complainant: DOROTHY SELL Reporting officer spoke to the complainant regarding her Facebook account and unwanted messages that she has received. The complainant was advised on how to handle the situation and to make a better attemp at securing her information in the future. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************
Saturday, September 23, 2017 08:02 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176825 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / HIGHLAND AVE Unit # 1 Driver/ Zachary M. Brautigam/ Owner BRITTNEY KETCHUM Unit # 2 Driver/Owner RICHARD ADAMS Officers responded to the area of E. State. St. and Highland Ave. for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. The driver of unit # 1 failed to stop before hitting the rear of unit # 2. Officer took photos of both vehicles and provided both parties involved with a copy of the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Cited: Zachary M. Brautigam Offense: ACDA ORD 333.03 A Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20176827 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Assist Other Agency 676 OLIVE ST Complainant: CANFIELD, PD Officers responded to the 600 block of Olive St. to assist Canfield PD with gathering information from a hit skip that took place in Canfield earlier today. Officers gathered the information Canfield requested and relayed it to their PD. Ptl Brooks ************************************************* Incident #: 20176830 Date: Thursday, September 21, 2017 Fight CENTENNIAL PARK Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Centennial Park for a report of a fight in progress. Officers arrived and found that several female juveniles had been in a physical altercation. Only one party was still on scene and did have a minor injury. Officer did speak with a parent regarding the matter and both the juvenile and the parent were advised of the options for pursuing charges. Ptl D Beeson *********************************************** Incident #: 20176834 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Neighbor Dispute 1360 E PERSHING ST Complainant: SONNETT HOLENCHICK Officer responded to the above location for a neighbor dispute. Upon arrival, complainant advised that the neighbor is blocking the shared driveway with wood. Officer spoke with both parties and advised them to stay on their own property, don't block the driveway with anything until the land was surveyed. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176835 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer responded to the 300 block of E. Third St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known female subject won't quit texting her. Officer will contact the subject and advise them of the complaint. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176837 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Suspicious Activity 423 W PERSHING ST Complainant: JOHN GFELLER Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious activity report. Complainant advised he saw a male subject pounding on the fence. While enroute the complainant called back and advised the subject left on foot heading west. Upon arrival, officer checked the area but were unable to locate the subject in question. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** Incident #: 20176841 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Theft 341 W TENTH ST Complainant: LOUIS GRANDE Report of a theft from the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that his friends ex-girlfriend had stolen his Echo Gas powered weed eater ($228.00) from the above address and pawned it off at cashland. Complainant was given the report number to get his weed eater back. The matter is under investgation. Ptl Miller ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176842 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 747 FRANKLIN AVE Report of a unruly child at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the mother and son. The mother advised that the child was being unruly at school and she had to bring him home and was trying to get him to the doctors. This officer spoke with the child, he got into the vehicle with his mom and they went to the doctors. Ptl Miller ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176844 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Dispute (NO Thraats/Violence) 623 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a animal that got struck by a vehicle. Upon arrival, the owner of the animal advised that his dog had gotten lose and struck by a Yellow older model SUV in front of the residence. He advised that the vehicle did not stop and continued eastbound on E. 3RD. ST. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176849 Date: Friday, September 22,2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST Complainant: ALDORA SMITH Report of a possible stoledlost wallet at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she either lost or someone stole her Tan triifold wallet that had several personal / medical cards and a few credit cards. Complainant was given the report number for all the cards and that if there is any issues to contact this department. Ptl Miller ************************************************** *****
Friday, September 22, 2017 09:38 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176786 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Accident With Injury 200 BLOCK OF ROSE AVE Unit #1 DENNIS SCULLION Unit #2 (Juvenile) Police responded to the 200 blk of Rose Ave. for a two vehicle accident with injury. Upon arrival it was determinded that Unit #1 was heading southbound on Rose Ave. when he went left of center and struck Unit #2 who was going northbound on Rose Ave. Both vehicels sustained disabling damage which cause them both to be towed from the scene. Unit #1 by Davidson's and Unit #2 by Sinsley's. Officer documented the damages with photograps and issued a report number for the insurance companies. The driver of Unit # 1, DENNIS SCULLION, was cited for going Left of Center. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176815 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 200 BLOCK OF W WILSON ST Unit 1 (parked) Chevy Silverado, owner: Steven Powell Unit 2 Cadillac Escalade, owner: Cynthia Morrison, driver: Tyler Morrison (cited) Unit 1 was parked in front of 257 W. Wilson on the south side of the road facing east, just west of the no parking sign ( legally parked, east of sign would be illegal). Unit 2 driver was traveling east and approaching the hill crest and was looking into the rising sun causing his vision to be hindered. Driver admitted to striking the parked truck in the left rear end causing damage to the vehicle he drove and the parked truck. No injuries reported or observed. Officer cited driver of unit 2, Tyler Morrison, for failure to control and gave him an optional court date for said violation. Ptl.Banar901 ************************************************* Incident #: 20176818 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 200 BLOCK OF ROOSEVELT A Unit #1 Owner/Driver: ALICE JOHNSTON Unit #2 Driver: EDWARD JONES, Owner CAROLYN JONES Police responded to the above location for a two vehicle accident with no injuries. Upon arrival it was determined that unit #1 was making the left turn off of Roosevelt Ave. onto E. Third St. and took the turn to sharp and struck unit #2 in the driver side front bumper causing damage to the headlight and bumper. Officer documented the damages with photographs and issued a report number to both party's involved for their insurance company's. The driver of unit #1, ALICE JOHNSTON, was cited for improper turn. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20176792 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Fraud 656 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: AUSTIN O'DELL Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known female subject opened a credit card in his name without his consent. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176794 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Criminal Trespassing 1210 E THIRD ST Complainant: MICHAEL GASKILL Officers responded to the 1200 block of E. Third St. for a report of someone trespassing. The complainant advised officers that he was working on his vacant property and heard someone else inside the residence. The complainant advised officers that the subject left before he was able to see them. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176796 Date: Wednesday, September 20.2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 292 W STATE ST B Officers responded to W. State St. near Stadium for a report of a male subject who was flipping off cars and walking in the roadway. Officers were able to locate the subject, who advised officers that as he was crossing State St. to look at cars , he got into an argument with someone in a vehicle that was passing by. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176797 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 156 N MADISON AVE Officer responded to the 100 block of N Madison for a report of a domestic dispute. Officers arrived and spoke with both parties involved and found that the argument was verbal only. One of the subjects did willingly depart and officers cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176798 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 821 E STATE ST Complainant: MICHAEL DEEKS Officer spoke to a complainant regarding a dispute/harassment. Officer did also speak to the other subject involved and advised them to cease contact. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176799 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Ambulance Needed 777 SHARP AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers and FD responded to the 700 block of Sharp Ave. for a male subject who wasn't breathing. The subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical by EMT. Ptl. J. Brooks ***************************************** lncident #: 20176801 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 968 E STATE ST Officers on patrol observed a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of a business in the 900 block of E State St. Officers spoke with the occupants, observed criminal indicators and K9 Simon was deployed. K9 Simon alerted to the presence of narcotic odor and officers recovered contraband from the vehicle. The passenger of the vehicle claimed all the contraband was his and was charged. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: Christopher M. Wright of LKA: 1781 Ridgewood Dr. Salem Ohio Charge: MM Possession of Marijuana Para. CCMC date of 9-25-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176803 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Theft CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: RICHARD FAULKNER Officer spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding a theft that occurred at Centennial Park. The complainant advised that he was at the park when his wallet was stolen out of his vehicle. The complainant advised that a group of people were still at the park but he was unsure if any were involved Officer did check the park but no one was found on the premise. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20176804 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Traffic Offense ELLSWORTH AVE / W THIRD Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for an equiptment violation on W 3rd St. at N. Ellsworth Ave. and after observing criminal indicators K9 Simon was deployed. K9 Simon did indicate the to presence of narcotic odor and a search recovered contraband. The driver was given the warning for the equiptment violation and charged with the contrabnd. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: Corey L. Ward of 3194 Lake St. Beloit Ohio Charge: MM Possession of marijuana CCMC Date 9-25-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************* Incident #: 20176805 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: HERBERT SHEPPARD Officer took a report of phonellnternet harassment on station. Complainant advised that he had been receiving unwanted text messages from a former acquaintance. Officer advised the male complainant to block the female subjects phone number and block her on social media. Officer attempted to make contact with the female subject but was unsuccessful. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176806 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Drug Overdose 758 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the 700 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to a drug overdose. Salem PD and Salem Fire First Responders arrived on scene and located the male subject in the bathroom of the residence. The male subject was given narcan(s) and was transported to the Salem Emergency Room by KLG Ambulance. Officers also located and seized contraband, Charges are pending. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176808 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Ambulance Needed Officers did speak to a male at the police station who advised that he was entered as a missing person and needed to speak to an officer so that he could be removed as missing. Officers did speak to the male who stated that he had already been in contact with Stark County after being entered into LEADS as missing. The male also advised of chest pains and EMT and first responders did respond to evaluate the male. The male was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center and the entering agency was notified of the situation. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176809 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 780 W STATE ST While on patrol officer made casual contact with the occupants of a vehicle at a local business in the 700 block of W State St. While talking to the occupants of the vehicle this officer did smell the scent of marijuana. The K9 officer was called and did deploy K9 Simon. Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor and a probable cause search did yield marijuana and marijuana paraphernalia. One occupant was cited with Possession of Marijuana Drug Paraphernalia and the other was cited for Possession of Marijuana. Cited: Jenna M Traversa Address: 919 Summit St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia Cited: Joseph J Carson Address: 259 W Wilson Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20176811 Date: Thursday, September 21, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle SOUTHEAST BLVD / RIDGEWOOD While on patrol officer located a subject passed out / sleeping in his vehicle. Officers made contact and the subject advised he was having troubles at home and was sleeping in his vehicle until he had to go to work. The subject did give officers verbal consent to search the vehicle. a search was conducted but nothing illegal was located. Officers advised the subject to find a better place to sleep. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************* lncident #: 20176812 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Ambulance Needed 218 E SIXTH ST Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officer responded to the above location per request from the FD. Upon arrival, FD advised they needed assistance with locating the female's boyfriend to watch the juvenile due to the fact the female was going to be transported to Salem ER for medical attention. The boyfriend was located and did responded back to the residence to care for the juvenile. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************* Incident #: 20176813 Date: Thursday, September 21.2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1975 FAIRVIEW CT Complainant: SCOTT DAILEY Officers responded to the above location for a report of two suspicious vehicles. Complainant advised an unknown vehicle was parked in front of his residence. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle in question and spoke to the owner who advised his vehicle broke down so he called his brother to pick him up and give him a ride home. The owner of the disabled vehicle advised he would have a tow company respond in the morning to get his vehicle. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ lncident #: 20176816 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Check Well Being 406 W STATE ST Complainant: ROBERT McNICHOL Officers responded to check the well being of a male residing at the business. Complainant advised officers that he was concerned as he had not been able to reach him for two days. Investigation found a deceased male inside the business of whom officers were there to check on. Salem FD, EMT, Coroners office and humane officer called to scene for investigation and assistance. Matter under investigation by Salem PD detective bureau. Name not to be released until family memberls can be contacted. Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176817 Date: Thursday, September 21, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 426 OHIO AVE Complainant: JILL ENTRIKIN Police responded to the above address for criminal damage to a motor vehicle. Upon arrival the complainant advised police that pop was dumped on her vehicle along with scratched. Police documented this with photographs. Police issued the complainant a report number. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** lncident #: 20176820 Date: Thursday, September 21,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 256 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: DANIEL ENGLE Reporting officer spoke to the complainant who advised of a male subject that had been in the business the previous night and was upset with posted signs in the business. The complainant was advised of his options regarding the male subject. Lt. David L. Casto ********************************************* lncident #: 20176821 Date: Thursday, September 21, 2017 Harassment 1250 S LINCOLN AVE B Complainant: BRllTNEY KETCHUM Reporting officer spoke tothe complainant, who was having issues with her landlord and also of being evicted. The complainant was advised of her option and advised that this officer woiuld speak with the landlord. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** *****
Thursday, September 21, 2017 07:25 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176769 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Accident Private Property 2200 MERLE RD C SOUTHEAST SCHOOL WEST GRAVEL LOT Unit 2- Owner/Operator- Ann Hough Unit 1- Operator- Sydney G. Kline Owner WILBUR KLINE Officer was dispatched to the 2200 block of Merle Rd in regards to a private property traffic accident. Unit 1 was travelling west bound through a parking lot, while Unit 2 was travelling south bound in the parking lot. Due to the amount of vehicles in the parking lot, both drivers were unable to see the other vehicle. This resulted in Unit 1 striking Unit 2 in the left side of the front bumper. Unit 1 sustained minor damage to the right side of the front bumper, while Unit 2 sustained minor damage to the left side of the front bumper. No injuries were reported and no citations were issued. Both owners were provided with a report number for insurance purposes. \ Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176781 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Disabled / stuck MV 1690 S LINCOLN AVE Officers assisted a stranded motorist when the Jeep he was driving broke a suspension part and became immovable in the northbound lane on S. Lincoln. Davidsons responded and towed the vehicle. Banar901 ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176782 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Neighbor Dispute 1376 E PERSHlNG ST Complainant: TRISTAN PHILLIPS Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of East Pershing St for a reported neighbor dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he has been having problem's with the neighbor over the driveway that they share. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers attempted to speak with the neighbor concerning the issue but could not make contact at the residence. Officers did leave a message for the persons to call the station. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176783 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 166 WOODLAND AVE Officers checked a vehicle that may have been in a collision with a tree recently. The tree in the curb lawn in the 100 blk of Woodland was recently struck and fluids left by the vehicle were followed to S. Lincoln and E. Pershing in a private lot. The vehicle had extensive front end damage and may have already had some damage. Contact at the business / apts was attempted but no one came to the door. Banar ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176784 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation E PERSHING 500 BLOCK Police responded to the above location for a parking complaint. It was advised that a tan Buick was parked in the lot taking up two spaces. Upon arrival officer observed this vehicle and placed a 72 hour tow notice on the vehicle. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176787 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Obstructed Roadway 700 BLOCK OF SUPERIOR Complainant: SALEM CITY, STREET Salem City Service Dept requested an officer to stop on Superior near 8th 17th Sts. A male had driven around "road closed signs and caused a hazard. Officer spoke with the man and advised him the errors and dangers of driving thru a work zone. Banar901 ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176788 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 207 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: LONNIE COOK Complainant's vehicle was parked in the back of the apartment overnight. This morning complainant found deep scratches along the hood, fenders, doors and trunk. Officer took photos of the damages to the car. At time of report, unknown suspects. An extra watch was requested. Banar901 ************************************************** lncident #: 20176789 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Suspicious Person 2309 E STATE ST Complainant: BLAIRMALLOY Police responded to the above location for a suspicious person report. It was advised form the complainant that a male individual came into the solon and asked to use the restroom. Solon employee said he could use it. The male left sometime after that but left some property in the bathroom. The male individual did return to get it. However due to the nature of the item solon employees denied him from coming inside. The male did call the police to be able to collect his belongings. Police returned the property. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176790 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Criminal Trespassing 500 E FOURTH ST Police responded to the above location for 3 individuals who were not supposed to be at the apartments. Upon arrival officer spoke with the three individuals who advised they were in a different room not the one where they were trespassed from. Police checked both apartments to verify their store showing it to be true. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176791 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Accident Hit / Skip Complainant: TONEY, PATRICK JOSEPH EDWAR 919 OLIVE ST NILES, OH 44446 Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of South Lincoln for a reported of a hit skip accident that had occurred in the 400 block of East State St. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved and were unable to locate any damage on either vehicle. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ lncident #: 20176795 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Assist Other Agency 1285 E TWELFTH ST Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of East 12th St to assist Perry Twp with a medical emergency. On arrival officers stood by until the man was transported by ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176768 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Ambulance Needed 2216 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to N. Madison near E. State St for a suicidal male subject. Officers made contact with the male near the intersection. The male was cooperative with officers and agreed to seek help. That male was then transported to Salem Hospital by EMT and pink slipped. Police cleared without any incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176772 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 772 SUMMIT ST Complainant: MARGARET REIDY Police responded to the 700 block of Summit St for damage to a vehicle. The complainants vehicle had been wrote on with a marker on the front and rear of the driver side windows. The complainant advised it possibly could have happened during the night while parked on Woodland Ave. The complainant advised they believe its from a civil family dispute. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176773 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 2401 E STATE ST F GROCERY Complainant: AARON MORRISON Officer responded to the above location in reference to a parking complaint. Complainant advised that a vehicle was parked in a handicap spot and did not have a placard. Officer arrived on scene and observed a valid handicap placard lying on the dashboard of the vehicle. Officer LaRosa ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176775 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Suspicious Person 185 E SIXTH ST Complainant: SARAH YORLANO Police responded to the 100 block of E. 6th St. The complainant advised while she was babysitting, the neighbor was walking around the property and then started knocking on the door. The complainant advised she was worried to answer the door. While speaking with the neighbor they advised her child lost a toy in the back yard. The neighbor stated that later the toy was found. Both parties advised they do not get along with each other. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176776 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Traffic Offense Officer initiated a traffic stop with a silver Hyundai Accent in the parking lot of the Smith Oil gas station for an expired plates and no headlights. During the stop, a front seat male passenger was placed under arrest for obstruction of official business after he provided officer with a fake name and date of birth. K9 Argo was also deployed and alerted to the presence of narcotic odor. A search of the vehicle was conducted and no contraband was located. The driver was issued warnings for no headlights and expired plates. The passenger, 29 year old Thomas J. Macolino was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officer cleared. Arrestee: Thomas J. Macolino 14945 SR164 Lisbon, OH 44432 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** lncident #: 20176778 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Harassment Complainant: SHAWN MORRIS Police spoke with the complainant on station who advised he is being harassed and threatened by his ex-girlfriend and her friends and family. He advised that he was physically threatened while at Speedway. Police spoke with the other parties involved along with the clerk and found that the complainant was the aggressor in the incident. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176780 Date: Wednesday, September 20,2017 Traffic Offense S ELLSWORTH AVE / MULLINS Police stopped a vehicle in the 400 block of S. Ellsworth Ave. that was displaying an expired registration. The driver of the vehicle was also found to be operating the vehicle while under suspension. BMV also required the registration to be confiscated. Driver was issued citations for expired registration and DUS and given a court date of 09/26/2017 in CCMC. Vehicle was towed by AAA to the owners residence. Cited: Thomas James Riley 337 N. Broadway Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 citations: Expired registration NC suspension Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** *********
Wednesday, September 20, 2017 08:32 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176768 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Ambulance Needed 2216 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to N. Madison near E. State St for a suicidal male subject. Officers made contact with the male near the intersection. The male was cooperative with officers and agreed to seek help. That male was then transported to Salem Hospital by EMT and pink slipped. Police cleared without any incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176758 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 792 E SIXTH ST Complainant: RICHARD COLON Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging. The complainant stated that an unknown subject left tire impressions on their yard. The complainant has an idea on who left the tire marks but wasn't home during the incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * incident #: 20176761 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST WALMART UNIT# 1 DRIVER: SHAWNEE ROHR , Owner: MICHAEL FAST UNIT#2 DRIVER: Owner: SALLY STAMP Officers responded to the above location for a report of a two vehicle private property accident. Unit #1 was parked in a parking spot and attempting to back out into.lane of travel. Unit #2 was also parked in a parking spot and also was attempting to back out into the lane of travel when both Units struck each other in the lane. Both Units had minor damage and were driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176764 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Suspicious Odor 599 E STATE ST Report of a suspicious odor in the above area. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a strong odor of marijuana was coming from the upstairs apartment. Officers spoke with all the subjects inside the residence they where identifying. While identifying the subjects officers noticed a odor of marijuana and they advised that they did have some on them. A small bagging was found on one and a small amount was found in a some cigarette pack on the floor of the apartment. They were substance confiscated and the both subjects were advised of the consequences of their actions if officers return. The substance was brought back to this department were it was destroyed properly. Ptl Miller ************************************************** lncident #: 20176762 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Theft 133 2 SALEM PARKWAY Complainant: RYAN GEHO Complainant on station to advised that a firearm was stolen from his vehicle approximately 5-6 months ago from the above location while he was working. All information was gathered stolen gun form filled out, He is supposed to call with the serial number of firearm when he returns home so it can be entered into LEADS. Ptl Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20176760 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Fraud Complainant: MARIO PEREZ Complainant on station reference fraud. Complainant advised that he had lost his Charter Onelcitizen Bank card yesterday and that later in the evening he found that someone had used his debit card at Papa Johns and Circle K. He did not know the money amount at this time but just wanted the incident documented at this time and that he did cancel the card. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20176759 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Neighbor Dispute 226 VINE AVE 5 Complainant: AMBER SMITH Report of a neighbor dispute at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that unwanted subjects were outside and not permitted on the property and that is was lead to the dispute. Officers spoke with all parities involved, the land lord and the wanted subjects were advised to leave per the landlords request. The subjects were also advised that they are not allowed back at the apartment building. Ptl Miller ************************************************* lncident #: 20176766 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Speak To Officer 228 VINE AVE Complainant: DOUGLAS SMITH Report of a speak with officer at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that the neighbor is again making threatening statements towards them and wanted it documented. Officers spoke with the neighbor and he denied the incident but was still advised to keep away from the complainant. Ptl Miller ************************************************** Incident #: 20176736 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Theft 606 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: THOMAS PAGE Complainant advised that there is some issues with money transactions of one of his residents. Complainant advised that there are questions with some of the transactions that have been done by the residents power of attorney. He advised that he wanted the incident documented, that they are checking into the matter and that they just need to make a report at this time. Complainant was given the report number for their investigation. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176742 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Runaway / Missing 1690 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ELIZABETH RING Officer was flagged down by a female in the 1600 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a missing juvenile. Complainant advised that her 15 year old granddaughter did not return home from school. During the investigation, complainant was advised that her granddaughter had returned home. It was found that the juvenile had stopped by a friends house before coming home. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20176743 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Domestic In Progress 2875 E STATE ST A Officers were dispatched to the Walmart parking lot located at 2875 E. State St. for a report of a possible domestic in progress. Complainant reported observing a male subject dragging two children out of the store. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male subject, three children and the children's mother. The mother stated she was inside the store when her children began acting up so she had her boyfriend take her children to the car, which upset the children even more. The male stated that he did not drag the children but did have their hands walking them to the vehicle. Contact was made with the complainant and several other subjects nearby who were only concerned and wanted to make sure the children were not being abducted since the children were yelling to let them go and appeared to be trying to get away from the male subject. No injuries were observed on the children. Information was gathered and officers cleared after determining there was no domestic incident. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176745 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Obstructed Roadway 600 BLOCK OF JENNINGS AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a manhole cover obstructing the roadway in the 600 block of Jennings Ave. Officer responded and found the cover to be partially lifted. The street department was notified of the issue. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 20176746 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Public Assist 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officer was flagged down in the recycling center parking lot by a female who lost her keys. Officer assisted the female in locating her keys and cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg ************************************************* lncident #: 20176747 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Domestic In Progress 673 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 600 block of Franklin Ave in reference to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officers spoke with both subjects who advised that nothing physical had occurred but, the incident was verbal in nature. During the investigation, the male was found to have an active arrest warrant out Stark County and placed into custody. He was later transferred into the custody of the Alliance Police Department. See Report #20176747 Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176748 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 673 FRANKLIN AVE While investigating a domestic violence incident, officers learned that the male involved had an active arrest warrant from the Alliance Police Department in Stark County. The male was subsequently arrested and transported to the intersection of US 62 and SR 165 where officer met with the Alliance Police Department. The male was transferred into the custody of the Alliance Police Department and officer cleared. Arrested: Tyler E. Harrington 665 N Webb Ave Alliance, OH 44601 Warrant: Domestic Violence (F3) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176750 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Shoplifter(s) 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officer responded to the Speedway Gas station located at 175 W. State St. for a report of a shop lifter. The complainant/clerk of the store reported a female subject stole a can of beer, placing it in her purse and fleeing towards the back of the business. The complainant provided a first name of the female suspect and showed officer the house in which she believes she went to. Officer went to the residence in the 100 block of W. Pershing St. and made contact with another female, who had been in the store with the suspect. The female denied the suspect being at her residence and denied officers consent to search of her apartment for the suspect. Officer attempted to make contact with the female suspect at her residence in the 300 block of W. 10th St. and had negative contact. Officer requested a copy of the surveillance video from the complainant and cleared with an investigation pending. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************** Incident #: 20176755 Date: Tuesday, September 19,2017 Vandalism / Desecration 625 CEDAR ST Complainant: TINA MASTRINTONIO Report of possible vandalism at the above location. Upon arrival, complainant advised that she believes that the neighbor is damaging her trees do to how they have recently been thinned out. The trees appeared to have been damaged but as some looked normal, others don't. The complainant was advised that officers will document the damage. She was advised of her options since this has been an ongoing problem with the neighbor. Ptl Miller ************************************************
Tuesday, September 19, 2017 09:27 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176722 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Civil Matter 565 FRANKLIN ST F Complainant: FLOYD GALLOWAY Officers responded to the above location for a civil matter over a subject being evicted. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated they wanted the subject out of the residence, the subject asked if they could give him ti1 1pm the complainant agreed with the time. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176724 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Assist Other Agency 627 N LINCOLN AVE Request to assist another agency at the above address. Upon arrival, the case worker advised that the female juvenile ( active warrant ) had left the area prior to my arrival, This officer along with the case worker checked the area for several minutes and were unable to locate the female juvenile. Ptl Miller ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176725 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 607 CONTINENTAL DR Officers spoke with a female complainant at the above location about a possible child neglect that happened early Sunday morning. Officers spoke with several witnesses and the matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176726 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 MV Lockout 467 ARCH ST Report of a motor vehicle lockout at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer was unable to gain entry into the vehicle and the owner was given a courtesy transport to her place of employment. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176727 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Identity Theft 1561 MAPLE ST Complainant: DARRYL STEWART Reporting officer spoke to the complainant regarding a letter he received from a company stating that he owed $132.48 for Sprint service. The complainant further stated that he has not had Sprint for a carrier and was advised by the company to complete a fraud packet. A report number was given to the complainant to give to Sprint. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176728 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Assist Other Agency 578 E THIRD ST Report of a possible female juvenile with an active warrant out of this county at the above address. Upon arrival, officers located the juvenile hiding in an upstairs bedroom. The juvenile was taken into custody, transported to this department where she was processed and released to the C.C.S.O. Ptl. R.Miller ************************************************** ******* Incident #: 20176729 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Harassment 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officers responded to the above location for a report of harassment via face book. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that a they had a falling out with a friend and now the friend is harassing them on face book. Officers spoke with the male subject who denied sending any messages to the complainant. Officers advised the male subject to stay away from the complainant. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** ********** lncident #: 20176730 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Animal Complaint E STATE 2900 BLOCK A Officer responded to the above location for a report of a dog inside the vehicle with the temperature being nearly 80 degrees. Upon arrival, officer spoke with both the complainant and the dog owner, who was now back at his vehicle. He stated the he just returned from the Vet with his dog and had to stop at the above location real quick. He did provide proof of the Vet visit and medication for his dog, who appeared older and sick. The gentleman was advised to refrain from leaving his animal in a vehicle in the future. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** lncident #: 20176733 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Harassment 861 E SIXTH ST Report of phone harassment at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that he is to have no contact with his sister or her daughter and that they continue to call and harass him. This officer did attempt to make contact with the sister but was unsuccessful. Complainant was advised that if they show up to contact this department. Ptl. R.Miller ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176734 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Harassment 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE A male subject and his case worker came to the Police Dept to speak with an officer. The male advised the subject that lives below him continues to come over uninvited. When the subject arrives he keeps asking for beer, cigarettes, and prescription medication. The male advised he would like the incident documented for his landlord. Ptl Osberg ******************************************** Incident #: 20176735 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Shoplifter(s) 968 E STATE ST Report of a possible shop lifter at the above address. Upon arrival, the employee advised that a male juvenile had attempted to take some tobacco and he was confronted by the employee. The juvenile did give the item back and left the store. Officers located the juvenile and he was advised not to return to the store and he understood. Ptl. R.Miller ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20176736 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Theft 606 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: THOMAS PAGE Complainant advised that there is some issues with money transactions of one of his residents. Complainant advised that there are questions with some of the transactions that have been done by the residents power of attorney. He advised that he wanted the incident documented, that they are checking into the matter and that they just need to make a report at this time. Complainant was given the report number for their investigation. Ptl. R.Miller ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176737 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 157 W PERSHING ST Officers made contact with a male subject in the 100 block of W. Pershing St.. Once contact was made the male was placed into custody and transported to the Police Dept for booking. After the booking process Columbiana Co. Sheriff transported the male to county jail. ARA:Donald E. Wiiliams Address:812 Buckeye Ave Alliance, OH 44601 Charge: Warrant- Assault ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176738 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Theft 2487 E STATE ST A Complainant: JENNIFER SMITH The complainant contacted this department to report that she was at two retail stores prior to the time of report. She advised that her purse was stolen out of her vehicle when she was at one of the locations, but isn't positive which store. The complainant advised that she had credit cards, her driver's license, birth certificate, Huntington Bank card and other items in her purse when it was taken. She was advised to contact her bank and credit companies to have her accounts cancelled. She was further advised that should the cards be used, to contact this department so this officer could investigate the incident further. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ******* lncident #: 20176739 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 185 E FIFTH ST Complainant: LINDA POWELL Police responded to the 100 block of E. 5th St for Criminal Damaging. When officers arrived the complainant advised that her brother had pulled up tomato plates without her permission. The brother had already left before officers arrived. The complainant advised she just wanted officers to speak with her brother. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176741 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: KAYLA GRUBB The complainant responded to this department and advised that she and her ex-boyfriend broke up about a month ago. She advised that she told him she wants no contact from him. The complainant stated that he has been contacting her via facebook and also commenting on her posts. Officer recommended that the complainant block her ex on the social media sight. She was further advised to contact this department, should he come to her residence uninvited. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176705 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 896 E THIRD ST Complainant: JONATHAN BENNING Officer responded to the 800 block of E. Third St, to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that someone broke his window to his residence. Officer took photos and provided the complainant with the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176706 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that a known male subject made inappropriate comments about his wife over Face Book. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176709 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Civil Matter 223 W PERSHING ST Complainant: ELIZABETH SCOTT Officer responded to the 200 block of W Pershing St for a civil matter. The complainant advised she needed to recover property from the residence and needed an officer to stand by. The complainant was able to gather her property without any issues. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176710 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Assault CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Centennial Park for an assault between two male subjects. Officer spoke with the mother of one of the subjects involved who stated her son was assaulted while playing basketball. She stated that her son was already home and did not need any medical attention. Officers spoke with the other male subject involved who advised that no assault occurred The juvenile and his mother advised they did not wish to pursue any charges. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176711 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Ambulance Needed 218 E SIXTH ST Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officers responded to the 200 block of E Sixth St to assist fire department and KLG with a medical call. The ambulance company advised that the female subject was going to be transported and there was a young child that needed to watched. Officers contacted the neighbor who advised she was willing to watch the juvenile for the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176712 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 OVI Arrest 1761 E STATE ST Officer on patrol observed a suspicious vehicle/person stop in the parking lot of a business in the 1700 block of E State St. and when contacting the driver found him to be intoxicated. The driver was placed in custody and transported on station for processing. The driver was charged and transported to the Columbiana County Jail to await his bond to be set by a judge. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Michael L. Wade of 925 E 5th St. Salem Oh Charge: Felony OVI, DUS Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176714 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Domestic In Progress 881 E THIRD ST Complainant: JESSICA HAZEL Officers responded to the 800 block of E Third St for a domestic in progress. The complainant advised her boyfriend was yelling at her and was intoxicated. The male subject advised it was only a verbal argument and that he wanted to go to bed. Both parties advised that they would stay separated for the evening without any further problems. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176716 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING ST Officer on routine patrol performed a random vehicle registration check on the accused vehicle. The status of the vehicle registration then subsequently came back as expired. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle on W Pershing St near S Ellsworth Ave. K9 Simon performed an open air sniff of the vehicle and did indicate the presence of narcotic odor coming from inside of the vehicle. Officers then performed a probable cause search of the vehicle where contraband was located. The driver of the vehicle was issued a traffic citation for Expired Registration (ORC 4503.1 1) and was also issued a minor misdemeanor citation for Possession of Marijuana (ORD 513.03C2) The driver of the vehicle was given a mandatory court date of 09/22/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. Cited: Cory A Little Address: 620 W 7th St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge(s): Expired Registration (ORC 4503.11) Possession of Marijuana (ORD 51 3.03C2) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176718 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Check Well Being 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer on patrol observed an occupied vehicle sitting in the parking lot of a business for a extended period of time. Officer then made contact with the female subject to see if everything was okay. The female subject advised that she was fine and that she was just released for the hospital and was attempting to find a friends house to stay at for the evening. It was then found out that the female subject had a suspended drivers license. She was advised that she could not drive from the business and someone with a valid operators license would have to come retrieve the vehicle. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ********** Incident #: 20176719 Date: Monday, September 18,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP Officer responded to the above location to assist OSP on a traffic stop. K9 Simon was deployed for an open air sniff and did indicate the presence of narcotic odor coming from the vehicle. Officer stoodby while OSP conducted their investigation. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl Garber ************************************************** ********
Monday, September 18, 2017 06:48 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176700 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Speak To Officer 244 Park Ave. While on patrol officer was flagged down in the 200 block of Park Ave. The complainant advised officer that someone set up a fake face book account and is making comments over face book from the account that are inappropriate. Officer advised the complainant of his options. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20176702 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Child Custody Dispute 943 W WILSON ST B Complainant: JASON LITTLE Officer spoke on station with the complaintant and a juvenile about a custody issue. Officer resolved the issue and both parents were explained thier options. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ***************************************** Incident #: 20176703 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Recovered Property 201 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to recovered property. Upon arrival, officer recovered a black tool box that had reportedly fell out of the back of a truck. The tool box was transported to Salem PD for safekeeping until claimed by the owner. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176704 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Criminal Mischief 180 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: STEPHEN GUAPPONE Complainant on station to report criminal mischief to his vehicle. The complainant stated that the last couple days his vehicle tires have had air taken out. The complainant wanted the incident documented. The vehicle was parked in the driveway. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176701 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Animal Complaint 2875 E STATE ST Complainant: SHAWNA REYNOLDS Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to an animal complaint. Upon arrival, the complainant advised he was concerned for two dogs that were in the back of a truck in a crate. Officers checked on the dogs and found they did have water and the crate was ventilated. Officers did make contact with the vehicle owner and advised him of the complaint. The owner was departing as officers were clearing. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20176695 Date: Sunday, September 17,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 530 S BROADWAY AVE Officer on patrol in the 500 block of S. Broadway Ave. observed an intoxicated person run after someone in an aggressive manner. Officer located the subject banging and striking the window/door of a vehicle and screaming. Officer ordered the subject to stop and placed her in custody without incident. The victim, car operator, declined to pursue any charges for criminal mischief /damaging. The intoxicated subject was placed under arrest for disorderly conduct, transported on station, processed and taken to the county jail on her charges. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Brandie N. Poynter of LKA: 166 S. Union Ave. Salem Oh Charge: Disorderly Conduct while intoxicated M4 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176694 Date: Saturday, September 16, 2017 Fight 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR / NlGHT CLUB Officers responded to the 500 block of S Broadway Ave in regards to a fight. Officers arrived on scene and located a large amount of people standing outside the business. Upon speaking to multiple witnesses it was found that the male subject walked into the business and attempted to purchase alcohol, the bartender at the business refused him service due to the fact that the male subject was under the age on twenty one. The male subject then began to act disorderly and a fight later took place. Neither parties wished to pursue charges. The male subject, who was twenty years of age, admitted to consuming alcohol and was subsequently placed under arrest for Underage Consumption and was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Salem FD and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene where the male subject refused medical treatment. Arrested: Jesse J Slocum Address: 338 W 14th St, Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Underage Consumption (ORC 4301.631 E) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ************* lncident #: 20176691 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Traffic Offense E PERSHlNG ST / BUTCHER RD Officer on routine patrol observed a vehicle commit a traffic offense at the intersection of Southeast Blvd and E Pershing St. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle on E Pershing St near Butcher Rd. Upon speaking to the driver of the vehicle it was found that she did not have a valid operators license, the female subject then advised officers that she had thoughts of harming herself. Officers then had Salem FD First Responders and KLG Ambulance respond to the scene. The female was issued a traffic citation for Disobeying Traffic Control Devices and Temporary Permit Violation No Valid Driver in Passenger Seat, and was given a mandatory court date of 09/22/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. Davidsons Towing responded to remove the vehicle from the roadway. The female subject was transported to the Salem Regional Healthcare Center and was pink slipped. Cited: Rebecca Mae Stone Address: 1084 Arbor Rd Ne, Minerva, Ohio, 44657 Charge(s): Disobey Traffic Control Devices (ORC 4511.12A) Temporary Permit ViolationlNo Valid Driver in Passenger Seat (ORC 4507.05A2b) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176689 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Ambulance Needed 1448 E TENTH ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 1400 block of E Tenth St for an ambulance needed for an infant. The complainant advised the young juvenile got a hold of prescription medication and had taken several pills. The juvenile was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. The parents were advised that children services would be advised of the incident. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176683 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Theft 426 OHIO AVE Complainant: JILL ENTRIKIN Officer responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave. to take a report of a theft. The complainant advised officer that someone took her daughters toy kitchen set and put it in an alley behind her residence. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176682 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Smoke Investigation 719 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: SFD Officer and the fire department responded to the 700 block of NewGarden Ave for a smoke investigation. There was a large amount of smoke coming from the rear of the residence. The fire department advised the home owner to put the fire out due to the amount of smoke. Officer and FD stood by until the fire had been extinguished. Ptl. E. Perry **************************************************
Sunday, September 17, 2017 09:02 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176674 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Civil Matter 552 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: ELISE RILEY, LISBON, OH 44432 Complainant and her husband advised that they found a house on craig's list and met with the landlord today to see it. They gave the landlord a check as a deposit and went home and discussed if they wanted to rent the home. They decided not to rent it and contacted the landlord who stated he had already cashed and deposited the money into his account. He refused to give them their money back per the complainant. They were advised to contact an attorney about the matter. The landlord called dispatch who stated the complainant made threats to him to vandalize the home they looked at and wanted an extra watch by police. Ptl. Banar ************************************************** ********* Incident #: 20176679 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 975 W WILSON ST Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a juvenile problem. Upon arrival, the complainant advised her juvenile will not listen to her. I spoke with the juvenile and informed the mother her option of pursuing unruly charges. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176678 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 530 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: Brenda Carter, COLUMBIANA Officer@) responded to the 500 block of Columbia for a reported property dispute. On arrival officer spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she had spent the night at the residence and now her boyfriend would not return her property. Officers made contact at the door and the property in question was returned by the mans mother. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176677 Date: Saturday, September 16, 2017 Cim Endangering Complainant: JASON HARSH Officer responded to the 300 block of Woodland Ave. for a reported criminal damaging. Officer spoke with the complainant and found that someone had damaged his garden. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176669 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Harassment 327 FAIR AVE 1/2 Complainant: REX CURTIS Officer(s) responded to the 1700 block of East State St to speak with the complainant about harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he is being harassed by a person known to him. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176667 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Domestic In Progress 284 E FOURTH ST 2W Police responded to the above address for a domestic in progress. Upon arrival officers spoke with the individuals involved who advised that they had gotten into an argument over money. They advised nothing physical occurred just verbal The female half did leave to revolve the situation. Officers advised if anything further occurs to contact the police. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** ********** Incident #: 20176665 Date: Saturday, September 16, 2017 Theft 1007 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANDREA BADDELEY Complainant on station to report a theft. The complainant advised that she was contacted by Leetonia PD and informed a known subject was in possession of a credit card that belonged to her. The complainant believes the theft may have occurred at the above stated location. Investigation Pending Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176663 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Person Down 120 N LINCOLN AVE B While sitting stationary on State St.,this officer was approached by a male who stated that there was a guy laying in the parking lot of Marco's Pizza. Officer went to the scene and saw a male laying against the northside curb apparently passed out. As other officers arrived, contact was made with the male. He stated that he was out drinking and had possibly left his home and ended up there. Due to his intoxication, an ambulance and First responders were contacted. Medical personal determined that the subject should be taken to the ER to be checked. KLG did transport the subject from the scene. Approx. 8 minutes later, KLG personnel contacted dispatch to say that the male subject had unbuckled himself and jumped out of the ambulance. He was last scene running north on Brooklyn Ave. Officers, along with Perry Twp officer, began searching for the subject,but were unable to locate him. Charges might be filed against the subject. ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176662 Date: Saturday, September 16,2017 Reckless Operator 654 E THlRD ST 1/2 Complainant: STEVEN CHESTNUT Officers responded to the 600 block of E Third St in regards to a report of a reckless operator. The complainant advised that the male subject had been driving up and down an alley peeling their tires and driving at a high rate of speed. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the male subject at a nearby residence. Officers advised that male subject of the complaint and advised him of the possible consequences if he continued his actions. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176661 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 589 E THIRD ST Officers responded to the above location for a warrant check. Upon arrival, officer were unable to locate the subject in question. While on scene a known female arrived in her vehicle. Officer made contact with a female, who appeared very nervous. The female did give verbal consent to search her vehicle and her personal property. A search was conducted but nothing illegal was located. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176659 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Traffic Offense E PERSHING 600 BLOCK Officer on routine patrol observed a vehicle with one operating headlight. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the said vehicle in the 600 block of E Pershing Ave. Upon speaking to the driver, Officer observed a strong scent of marijuana emanating from the vehicle. Officer then performed a probable cause search of the vehicle, upon searching the vehicle Officer located a pill bottle containing suspected marijuana inside of it. Other contraband was also located inside of the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for possession of marijuana (ORD 513.03C2) and was given a mandatory court date of 09/21/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. The driver was given a verbal warning for the equipment violation. Other charges are pending. Cited: Josie M McKinley Address: 7843 State Route 45, Lisbon, Ohio, 44432 Charge: Possession of Marijuana (ORD 513.0362) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176656 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Recovered Property 500 BLOCK OF E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of the above location for a recovered property report. Complainant advised that a subject left her jacket on the roof of her car. Officer was unable to locate the subject so the jacket was taken to this station and placed into lost and found. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176655 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Check Well Being 536 WALNUT ST Officer responded to the 500 block of Walnut St. to check the well being of a child. Officer was advised that the child was not currently at the residence. The child was brought to the PD later that evening. Officer and Children Services looked at the child, who appeared to be having an allergic reaction. The child was transported to Salem Regional Medical by his father. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176654 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Attempted Suicide 547 WALNUT ST Offers and FD responded to the 500 block of Walnut St. for a female who was have thoughts of suicide. The female subject voluntarily was transported to Salem Regional Medical by EMT. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176652 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Fight 961 W WILSON ST C Officers and FD responded to the 900 block of W. Wilson St. for a report of a fight between two juveniles. Officers spoke to both juveniles involved along with multiple witnesses. After investigation officers found that both juveniles were playing football and started wrestling. One of the juveniles ended up with a bloody nose. The parents of the juveniles signed a refusal of treatment and advised officers they would take their children to the hospital later if needed. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176646 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Speak To Officer 649 PROSPECT ST Complainant: JAMIE BANKS Officer responded to the Salem Police Deparment to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that she moved and her old landlord took her mail. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************
Saturday, September 16, 2017 08:55 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176624 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 120 N LINCOLN AVE FAMILY VIDEO STREET Unit #1, CITED: Driver: Heather Welsh, Owner GARY WELSH Unit #2, Driver:Owner: Jessica Shellenberger Unit #2 was westbound on E. State St and was stopped at the red light near N. Lincoln Ave.. Unit #1 was traveling westbound as well on E. State St, when it failed to stop striking Unit #2 from behind. Both operators advised they did not want medical attention. Both vehicles had minor damage and were able to be driven from the scene. The operator for Unit #1 was cited for Assured Clear Distance. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176643 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Person To Be Removed 968 E STATE ST Complainant: SMITH OIL Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a report of a person to be removed from the property. On arrival officers spoke with the persons in question as well as the stores manger. The manger stated that she did not want the person in the store or on the property due to his previous actions. Officers spoke with the person and he was advised of the situation. Officers also advised the man that he would be arrested for criminal trespass if he returned to the store. The man wanted to argue the point with officers and he was advised of the consequences should his actions continue. The man then left the property without incident. Officers advised the staff to call the station if the man returned then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *********** lncident #: 20176646 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Speak To Officer 649 PROSPECT ST Complainant: JAMIEJEAN BANKS Officer responded to the Salem Police Deparment to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that she moved and her old landlord took her mail. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20176648 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Speak To Officer 185 E FIFTH ST Complainant: LINDA POWELL Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that she no longer wants her brother to come over to her house. The complainant was not able to provide an officer with her brothers phone number. Officer advised the complainant to tell her brother that she doesn't want him to come around anymore and if she has any further issues to call the PD. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** Incident #: 20176649 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Bad Checks 992 E STATE ST A Complainant: RONALD JENNINGS Complainant on station in reference to receiving bad checks from a known subject. The complainant was given a bad check packet to complete. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ********** lncident #: 20176642 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Natural Gas Leak 620 S UNION AVE Officer(s) responded with the FD to the 600 block of South Union for a reported natural gas leak. On arrival officers stood by while the FD checked the residence. Columbia Gas was also notified and responded to the scene. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176647 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 500 BLOCK OF CONTINENTAL Officer spoke with a tenant about a parked vehicle on the street for in excess of 48 hrs. Complainant advised dispatch that it had been there for many weeks. A black blazer was there and matched description. Banar901 ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176637 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Traffic Offense W PERSHING ST / S HOWARD Officer stopped a male subject riding a bicycle in 200 block of W. Pershing St. after officer observed the subject run through two stop signs without stopping and also did not have any lighted lights on his bicycle as required by law for riding a bicycle on the roadway at night. The male was identified and advised of the laws as well as given a verbal warning. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ********* lncident #: 20176636 Date: Friday, September 15,2017 Loud PersIons ROSE AVE / E THIRD ST Officers responded to the area of E Third St near Rose Ave for a report of loud persons. Officers did not locate any persons or disturbance in the street, but did locate a small group carrying on who were gathered on an balcony South of the 700 block of E Third St. The individuals went inside upon observing the police vehicle in the area. Officer was able to make contact at the apartment the balcony was attached to, however the occupants were reluctant to open the door. Officer did communicate with an individual through the door and requested that they make sure to keep the noise level down to prevent further complaints in the area. The individual on the other side of the door acknowledged understanding and assured the noise would be contained. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ********** Incident #: 20176634 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 536 WALNUT ST Complainant: ANGEL LAKE Officer responded to 536 Walnut St. to speak with female complainant, Angel Lake, in reference to telephone harassment. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised she and her boyfriend are having problems and that he has been sending her harassing texts and telling her that he is going to throw her things out on the porch and for her to come get him. The female reports she still resides at the residence with her boyfriend. She was explained on a prior call that she could go back to the residence anytime she wished and gather her belongings being that she still resides there. Officer advised the complainant to block her boyfriend's number for the evening. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176633 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Possible Scam 707 CEDAR ST Complainant: KIMBERLY MORRISON Complainant reported receiving a letter in the mail from a Student Loan Division out of New York advising of eligibility for possible relief on student loan debt. The complainant advised that the letter appeared official and she did contact them by phone to inquire about the offer and procedure. Complainant provided personal information and subsequently learned that the offer was likely a scam. Officer documented the incident and advised the complainant to notify credit companies and seek further advice from the Social Security Administration regarding stolen identifying information. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ************ Incident #: 20176632 Date: Thursday, September 14, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 406 FRANKLIN ST 1/2 Complainant: TAMMY MARTIN Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Franklin Avenue for a dispute complaint. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that an 18 year old male moved in with her and her daughter recently. The complainant further stated that the males mother came to her house and stated her son had to come with her. Officer spoke with the male subject who advised that he wanted to stay at the house and was not going with his mother. Officer spoke with the males mother who stated she wanted her son to come with her and she was advised that since he is an adult the police could not make him go with her. The mother was advised of her options on further dealing with the other issues she spoke with officers about. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *********** lncident #: 20176631 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 536 WALNUT ST Complainant: COURTNEY, HEATHER 431 W 5TH ST SALEM, OH 44460 (330)277- 9511 Officers responded to 536 Walnut St. Apt.B for a domestic dispute report. Upon arrival, officers spoke with several subjects, including a female who reported that her boyfriend struck her one time in the left side of the face causing her to fall to the ground. She also reports that while she was on the ground that her boyfriend kicked her in the stomach and again punched her. Officer did observe a very minor red mark on the left side of the female's neck and photographed it. The boyfriend of the female had departed the area prior to out arrival. Officer advised the female and all witnesses on scene to respond to the police dept. when they have not been consuming alcohol to provide written statements. Officers cleared and did make contact with the boyfriend at his residence in the 700 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. The boyfriend reported that his girlfriend struck him twice in the face and he did acknowledge to hitting her once but only after she struck him twice in the face and to get her away from the passenger side of the truck he was in trying to leave the residence. The boyfriend was also advised to respond to the police dept. to provide a statement when he has not been consuming alcohol. Ptl. Smith ************************************************** *********** lncident #: 20176630 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Intoxicated Driver W PERSHlNG ST Officer was flagged down in the back parking lot by a motorist advising of a possible intoxicated driver westbound on W. Pershing St. that almost struck him. Officer checked the area for the vehicle description that was given but was unable to locate. Ptl. B Smith ************************************************** ********* Incident #: 20176628 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Civil Mattar 172 W SIXTEENTH ST Police responded to the 100 block of W. 16th St for a civil matter. The owner of the residence was moving items out of the property while the subject renting the property was still living at the residence. Both parties were advised of the options avalible due to the issuse being a civil matter. The property owner then left shortly after. Police cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176627 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1056 E THIRD ST Officers arrested 30 year old female, Stephanie J. Hibbert at her residence of 1056 E. Third St. on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriffs Dept. for child endangering. Ms. Hibbert was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to a Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. Deputy and transported to the jail. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Stephanie J. Hibbert 1056 E. Third St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant - Child Endangering Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176626 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 989 E THIRD ST Officers made contact with a male subject at his residence in the 900 block of E. Third Street who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. The subject was advised of the warrant and once the warrant was confirmed the subject was placed in custody. The subject was transported back to the police department where he was booked and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Bruce A. Weaver 989 E. Third Street Salem, Ohio 44460 Warrant - Gross Sexual Imposition Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *********** lncident #: 20176625 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 230 CONTINENTAL DR 3 Complainant: SHERRI KELLEY Officer met with a female complainant at the police department who advised that while her vehicle was parked at her place of employment in the 200 block of Continental Drive, it was damaged. The complainant stated that the rear passenger side door handle was broken and when her grandson went to enter the vehicle it fell off. Photographs were obtained and a report number was provided. Ptl. C. Crider **************************************************
Friday, September 15, 2017 08:36 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176561 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 500 E FOURTH ST ARA CROWL, MATTHEW J 36048 STATE ROUTE 30 LISBON, OH 44432 9416 (330)222-5000 On the above stated time and date I was checking on a complaint of suspicious activity at the above location. Upon arrival I located two subjects who were known to me exiting the apartment building. This officer spoke with them about recent reported activity at the apartment and advised them to vacate the area as they did not reside there. Upon making contact with the resident at Apartment 211 we located a male subject who was there visiting who had a active warrant for his arrest. Officers took Matthew Crowl into custody for a outstanding warrant out of Columbiana County Sheriff's office. Sgt. John Scheets ************************************************** Incident #: 201 76609 Date:Wednesday, September 13,2017 Accident Private Property 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST Unit #1 Owner: Suburban Maintenance & Construction Unit #2 Driver: Owner: RAYMOND BURGER Private Property Accident Police responded to a two vehicle private property accident in the Broadway Plaza on W. 2nd St.. Unit #1 was pulling out of a parking space when hit struck the front driver side bumper/fender of Unit #2 (parked). Unit #1 struck Unit #2 with the rear passenger side tires. Unit #2 sustained damage to the front of the vehicle. Both vehicles were able to drive away from the scene. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176615 Date: Thursday, September 14, 2017 Dog At Large 330 ROSE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a dog at large, while in route to the location the dog retrieved by the owner and put back in the residence. Officers spoke with the owner and advised them of letting the dog roam the streets next time they could be issued a citation. The owner said this will never happen again. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176616 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Civil Matter 346 W WILSON ST Complainant: SUE BADDELEY Officers responded to the above location to stand by while a three day notice was given to the tenant from the landlord. the tenant accepted the notice without incident. Ptl. R. Miller ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176619 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 1400 BLOCK OF FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 1400 block of Franklin Ave for a disabled vehicle. The vehicle broke in the front end and was unable to be pushed off of the road way. Sinsleys arrived and removed the vehicle form the road way. Ptl Osberg *********************************************** Incident #: 20176621 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Assist Other Agency 565 FRANKLIN AVE Police assisted another agency to attempt to make contact with a female with a warrant. When officers arrived contact was made with the female. The other agency took that female into custody then transported her. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176622 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Accident Private Property 2299 E STATE ST BOB EVANS RESTAURANT Unit#2 Driver: ZIMMERMAN, BONNIE Owner: STANLEY ZIMMERMAN , HANOVERTON, OH Unit#l Driver:Owner: CANDY WlLEY , ALLIANCE, OH PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l advised that she was parked in the parking lot and when she came out of work her vehicle was bumped up to the rear of Unit#2. The driver of Unit#2 advised that she was parked in the parking lot when she came out of work her vehicle was bumped into the front of Unit#l. Neither driver was in the vehicle at the time of the incident and Unit#2 had minor damage to her rear bumper. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176623 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Suspicious Person 100 BLOCK OF OHIO AVE Officers responded to the 100 block of Ohio Ave. for a report of two suspicious male subjects in the alley behind the Salem Car Wash. Upon arrival, contact was made with two male subject. They were both identified and in a known drug area. Both subjects consented to a search of their person. During a search of the wallet of one of the male subjects, officer located a small clear plastic baggie with a white powdery substance in it. The substance was seized and will be sent to BCI&I for lab testing. The subjects were released and sent on their way. Charges are pending once lab testing and results are known. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** Incident #: 20176612 Date: Thursday, September 14,2017 Suspicious Person 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officers responded to the parking lot of Circle K East located at 1125 E. State St. for a report of a suspicious female subject. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female whom appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and or narcotic. The female was identified. The Salem Fire Dept. and EMT ambulance was ultimately notified to respond to evaluate the female. EMT transported the female to Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20176607 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Domestic In Progress 584 E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 584 E. Sixth St. for a report of a female yelling and also the complainant reported the sound of glass breaking. Upon arrival, contact was made with a female subject at the back of the residence who was sweeping up glass. She advised that her husband had smashed the windows due to him being under stress lately. The female reported no domestic related issues between them. Contact was made with the female's husband who did admit to breaking the glass to his home. Officer did observe visible injury to the right hand of the male but he refused medical treatment. They were advised to keep the noise down and officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ******* lncident #: 20176606 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Accidental Damage JENNINGS AVE / W SECOND ST Complainant: RODNEY STOKES Officers responded to W Second St and spoke with a vehicle operator who advised that he had struck a water cap in the roadway on Jennings Ave near W Second St. The complainants vehicle sustained a flat tire. The vehicle was off of the roadway and a tow truck was contacted to respond and assist the individual in repairing the tire. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176605 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 743 E SIXTH ST Complainant: COLE WEBBER Officer was dispatched to the 700 block of E. Sixth Street for a report of vehicle trespass. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that sometime over night both of his vehicles were entered, but nothing appeared to be missing. No Damage was reported. Officer advised a report would be completed and an extra watch in the neighborhood. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176601 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Reckless Operator MAPLE 1400 BLOCK D Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the area of Maple St. and Mound St. for a report of a reckless operator. It was also reported that the occupants were wearing clown masks. Upon arrival, officers located a vehicle parked in Centennial Park off of Maple St. matching the description. Occupants were also found to he in possession of clown masks. The owner/operator of the vehicle was identified and advised of the complaint relating to his driving and advised to cease his actions. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176599 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE ARA CZECH, WENDY J 370 N LUNDY AVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officer was dispatched to 2875 E. State Street, WalMart, for a shoplifting complaint. Officer responded and made contact with the complainant, loss prevention agent, who advised that she observed a female subject placing lower price tags on higher priced clothing. The female then paid $37.15 for the clothing, but the amount should have been $127.06 more than the amount paid. The female then passed all points of sale with out rendering proper payment. Officer made contact with the female subject who admitted to changing the prices. The female subject was subsequently arrested for theft. The female was transported back to the police department where she was booked and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. All property was returned to the store. Arrested: Wendy J. Czech 370 N. Lundy Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 Theft M1 Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176598 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Assist Perry Police 2122 SOUTHEAST BLVD Police responded to the 2100 block of Southeast Blvd to assist an other agency serving papers in the jurisdiction The papers were served and officers cleared without any incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *******
Thursday, September 14, 2017 10:48 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176593 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Theft 388 E EIGHTH ST RESTAURANT Complainant: BRIAN HENDERSON A male subject came to the Police Dept. for a theft report. The complainant advised officers that during the night his debit card and some change was taken from him vehicle. The complainant advised that he cancelled his card but the bank statement shows a pending use. Police took a copy of the complainants bank statement for further investigation. Ptl Osberg ********************************************* Incident #: 20176594 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Report of a drive off at the above address. Upon arrival, the employee advised that a male subject in a Blue Ford car had pumped $26.18 worth of gas and left without paying. This officer checked the area and was unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl Miller ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176595 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Unknown Problem 1765 WHINNERY RD Complainant: MISTY CASSIDY Report of a unknown object found in the back yard of the above residence. Upon arrival, pictures of the item were taken and the item was brought back to this department for an investigation. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176555 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Intoxicated Person 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Police responded to WaCMart for a possible intoxicated person. Upon police arrival, officer was greeted by WalMart employees and the subject believed to be intoxicated. After speaking with the subject it was advised that he was at the store to get tires fixed on his vehicle with his father, daughter, and grand daughter. And sometime while they were at the store they became separated. The subject was confused stating he could not find his daughter or grand daughter. Officers was able to locate the subjects father in the automotive part of the store and explained to him what was going on. The father spoke with his son in police presence and explained to him that it was just the two of them at the store and that the subjects daughter and grand daughter were at home. Further investigation led to officers believing the subject was having a medication issue. The subject's father assured officers that the medication issue would be discussed with medical personnel. The subject was released to his father and police cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176558 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer had noticed a vehicle parked at Smith Oil for an extended time with an adult driver behind the wheel. Officers made contact with the male who was found to be alert and conscious but some what nervous. He did give voluntary consent to search the car. Driver had advised there was nothing illegal or contraband in the car. Upon searching, the odor of marijuana was detected along with a small piece of older marijuana. A minor misdemeanor was served to him prior to departure with the court options explained to him. cited: Roger L. Carl 325 W Pershing St. Salem, OH 44460 arrest for MM possession of drugs (marijuana) 17-1097 Ptl Banar ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176559 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 664 S UNION AVE Complainant: GEORGE SURMACEVIZ Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that someone took several items out of his basement when he wasn't home. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176560 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check W PERSHING ST / S HOWARD ARA SOLDO, MATHEW PATRICK 278 HILLTOP DR LISBON, OH 44432 While on patrol, officer observed a subject that was known to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County. Officer made contact and the warrant was confirmed. Searching incident to arrest led officers locating a drug abuse instrument. The subject was processed and then released to CCSO. Arrested: Matthew P. Saldo, 278 Hilltop Dr. Lisbon, OH 44432 Warrant and Possession of drug abuse instruments Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176561 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 500 E FOURTH ST ARA CROWL, MATTHEW J 36048 STATE ROUTE 30 LISBON, OH 44432 (9/12/2017 14:43:00 By: 169) S5 ADV ONE ADULT MALE IN CUSTODY (9/12/12017 14:54:33 By: 169) 901 ADV ENRT 49 W ONE ADULT MALE IN CUSTODY 9328.1 SGT SCHEETS ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176562 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Assist Other Agency 291 N MADISON AVE Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of North Madison to assist a worker from Children's Service with a investigation. On arrival officers stood by in the area while the worker spoke with the person in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176564 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Speak To Officer 698 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: Daniel Reno Officer responded to the 600 block of Franklin Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that his ex called him regarding an investigation that is currently going on between her and their child. Officer advised the complainant to try to avoid any contact with his ex until the investigation is over. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ********* Incident #: 20176570 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Theft 507 AETNA ST Complainant: JAMIE MARTIN Officer responded to the 500 block of Aetna for a report of a theft. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a female did steal children's toys from her yard. The incident was captured on video and the complainant stated that she did not wish to press charges as long as the property was returned. Officer did speak to the suspect and advised her to return all of the items in a timely manner or that charges for theft would be filed. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176574 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Intoxicated Driver N LUNDY AVE / E STATE ST ARA MAHON, NANCY L 27074 BROOK FOREST RD PUNTA GORDA, FL 33950 Officer initiated a traffic stop on N Lundy Ave near E State St with a gold Jeep for a traffic control violation. The driver was found to be impaired and was administered field sobriety. The driver admitted to having marijuana inside the vehicle. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor. The driver was placed into custody for OVI and the vehicle was searched and an open container, marijuana paraphernalia, and marijuana was located inside the vehicle. The driver was transported to the Salem Police Station and the vehicle was towed from the scene by AAA. The driver was processed and then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Nancy L. Mahon DOB: 1953 Address: 27074 Brook Forest Rd, Punta Gorda, FL 33950 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a and 4511.19Ald and Disobey Traffic Control Device 4511 .12 A and Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176575 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 434 W STATE ST Complainant: DEBRA MCMILLEN Officer responded to the 400 block of W. State St. for a report of an unruly juvenile. The complainant advised officer that her grandson was not listening to her. Officer spoke with the child and advised him that he needed to listen to his grandmother. Officer advised the complainant of options she can take if the child continues to be unruly. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** lncident #: 20176576 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 594 E THIRD ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER ARA SOUERS, MICHAEL PAUL 285 W Pershing St SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 500 block of E Third St for a report of a dispute amongst neighbors. Officers arrived and spoke with all subjects involved who all had different accounts of what occurred. Officers did gather information but no one wished to pursue charges. While on scene one of the males was found to have an active warrant from the Adult Parole Authority. The warrant was confirmed and the male was taken into custody. The male was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Michael P. Souers Address: 285 W Pershing St Salem, OH 44460 (LKA) Charge: Warrant - Parole Violation Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176577 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 285 W PERSHING ST Complainant: ASHLEY HOUSE Officers responded to the 200 block of W Pershing St for a verbal dispute. The complainant advised her boyfriend started arguing with her when she arrived home and he was highly intoxicated. The male subject had grabbed the complainant and then fled on foot when she called 911. Officers checked the area but was unable to locate the male subject. The complainant advised she did not wish to pursue charges but did not want the male subject to return to the residence. The complainant was advised that the male subject had an active warrant out of Columbiana County and that she could face charges if he was located at the residence in the future for harboring. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20176582 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 872 E SIXTH ST Complainant: KALEY BRANDLE Officer responded to 872 E. 6th St. for a report of a vehicle entered overnight. The complainant advised that someone entered her boyfriends truck and went through it. She stated that $38.00 was stolen along with a pack of cigarettes. The complainant advised that the vehicle was unlocked at the time of incident. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176583 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Suspicious Person 496 E EUCLID ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of suspicious subjects (two males, female) in the above area and possibly breaking into cars. While officers were checking the area a neighbor in the area advised that the subjects we where looking for ran into 965 S.Lundy Ave. Officers spoke with the resident, he brought out the three subjects and the female subject had a warrant out Columbiana County. All subjects were identified the female subject was taken into custody. Ptl Miller *********************************************** Incident #: 20176584 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1)030 E SIXTH ST Complainant: KAITLYN POTESTA Officers responded to the above location for a report of multiple vehicle break-ins. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated sometime overnight their two vehicles were ransacked and multiple items were taken, one vehicle was unlocked and the other was locked. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176585 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 496 E EUCLID ST ARA LODGE, DEANNA M 965 S. Lundy SALEM, OH 44460 While investigating report #20176583 officers spoke with a female subject at 965 S.Lundy Ave. and found that she had an active warrant out of Columbiana County for her arrest. The female subject was taken into custody, transported to this department where she was processed and released to the C.C.S.O. Arrested: Deanna Lodge (Warrant F.T.A Resisting) D.O.B. 1977 965 S.Lundy, Salem Oh. 44460 Ptl Miller ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176587 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 267 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: MICHELLE THORNTON Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging to a motor vehicle. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated sometime overnight a unknown subjects slashed both their driver side front and back tires on their vehicle. Ptl. M.Wikner ************************************************ lncident #: 20176589 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Theft 1262 S LINCOLN AVE A Complainant: ELLA VAUGHN Officer responded to the above location for a report of a theft. The complainant advised that she had a package shipped to her address containing her medical supplies. She advised that someone must of taken it off the porch because she has not received it. While at the complainants residence, she received a follow up call from the company and it was found that the item has not been shipped yet. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176590 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: LINDA MELLISH The complainant responded to this department with a letter she received in the mail. The letter was concerning to the complainant because it was addressed to her and her husband and contained a graphic photo. She is not familiar with the name on the return address. The letter was taken as evidence. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176586 Date:Wednesday, September 13,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 855 W STATE ST DUNKIN DONUTS (WEST) UNIT #2 DRIVER TONYA M. BRYANT Owner RONALD BRYANT UNIT#1 DRIVER: Owner: JOSHUA P. DAVIS Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle private property accident. Unit# 1 was stopped in the parking lot and attempting to turn eastbound Unit# 2 was stopped in the parking lot attempting to turn westbound. Both Units turned at the same time in the parking lot and struck each other, both drivers said they didn't see the other unit until both units hit each other. Officers were unable to prove which unit was at fault. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176591 Date:Wednesday, September 13,2017 Accident Private Property GIANT EAGLE PARKING LOT UNIT# 1 DRIVER: ALEXANDER BRANT - Owner: DEREK BRANT UNIT#2 DRIVER: Owner: JULIE GRANQUIST Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle private property accident. The driver of Unit #1 was stopped in the parking lot, Unit# 2 was traveling eastbound on the parking lot when Unit#l attempted to pull into the roadway and didn't see Unit#2 and struck the back passenger door of Unit#2 Both vehicles were driven from the scene. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 201 76592 Date: Wednesday, September 13,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2229 E STATE ST RITE AID PHARMACY PARKING LOT Unit # 2 2018 CHEV SW TAN Owner MEEK MARLENE M Two Vehicle Hit Skip Accident. Private Property. Unit # 2 was parked facing southbound in the parking lot at the above location. Unit # 1 reportedly backed up his tan truck and struck the front bumper area of Unit # 2. The driver of Unit # 1 reportedly got out of his truck and looked at Unit # 2 and then departed the area. Officers checked for the vehicle with a partial plate number given by a witness, but it was not located. Sgt. D. Green **************************************************
Wednesday, September 13, 2017 08:43 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176570 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Theft 507 AETNA ST Complainant: JAMIE MARTIN Officer responded to the 500 block of Aetna for a report of a theft. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a female did steal children's toys from her yard. The incident was captured on video and the complainant stated that she did not wish to press charges as long as the property was returned. Officer did speak to the suspect and advised her to return all of the items in a timely manner or that charges for theft would be filed. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************* Incident #: 20176569 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Soliciting 215 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of East 8th St for a report of persons soliciting. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant state that a person had been at her residence using high pressure sales tactics in a attempt to make her sign up for a energy program. Officer's advised the complainant that they had already spoke with the person in question about the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176568 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Solicitor(s) N ELLSWORTH AVE / W EIGHT ST While on patrol officers observed persons soliciting in the 200 block of West 8th St. Officers made contact with the persons and they were advised to cease their actions until they received the proper paperwork from the city. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176567 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Speak To Officer 762 E FOURTH ST 1/2 Complainant: KENDRA KLINE Officer spoke to several subjects at the police department regarding an issue with custody. The complainant advised that her 18 year old son moved out of the house but it still in high school. All subjects involved were advised of their options for dealing with the situation. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20176566 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Solicitor(s) N ELLS WORTH AVE / E EIGHT ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 800 block of North Ellsworth for a report of persons soliciting. On arrival officer's located two persons in the area that matched the description given. Officers spoke with both persons and they were advised to cease there actions until the get the proper permit from the city. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** Incident #: 20176565 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Civil Matter Complainant: GLORIA GOCHER Officer did speak with a complainant at the police station regarding a possible civil matter. The complainant advised that a tenant of the residence recently was not home for a few days and broke a window upon returning to the residence. The complainant was advised that the matter was likely civil in nature but would be investigated further. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** lncident #: 20176525 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Vandalism / Desecration 250 S UNION AVE Complainant: Diane Scott Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of South Union for a report of criminal damage. On arrival officers spoke to the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had taken parts from one of her outside decorations. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20176526 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 718 FRANKLIN AVE Officer(s) responded to the 1000 block of Maple for a report of a vehicle parked illegally. On arrival officers made contact with a person at the residence who stated they would take care of the problem. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176527 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Vehicle B8E / Trespass 575 HIGHLAND AVE Complainant: KEVIN JAMISON Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Highland for a reported theft from a vehicle. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to him had entered his vehicle and taken a unknown amount of change. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20176528 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1015 E STATE ST Police responded to the above location for a parking complainat. It was advised that a white Chevy Silverado was parked on the sidewalk. Upon officer arrival officer did observe the violation and did make contact with the driver of the vehicle. The problem was fixed. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** lncident #: 20176531 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 DOG 1155 E. Third Officer checked a small dog running at large in the area of E. Third and Hawley Ave. Upon arrival the caller pointed out the dog which was running about the sidewalks, streets and yards. It did have a collar and what appeared to be a dog tag but it did not want to be caught. A passerby stopped and thought it belonged to a Shawna Reynolds. Officer checked there on Cleveland St, and verified it was her dog. A warning for dog at large was given to Reynolds who was advised of the city ordinance. She was going to send her boys to find the dog and return it home. Ptl Banar ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176532 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Civil Matter 158 W FlFTH ST Officer responded to the 100 block of West 5th St for a reported dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a civil issue between the landlord and a former tenant over property. The employee for the landlord was able to provide the proper paperwork from the courts to show that the tenant had been legally evicted from the property. Officers advised the former tenant that he would be arrested for trespass if he returned to the property in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176533 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Person To Be Removed 412 W WILSON ST Complainant: CHARLES RISHEL Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a person to be removed. Upon arrival, the complainant advised a known subject was refusing to leave. Officers spoke with the subject and he stated he would depart the area. Officers briefly stood by while he gathered some personal belongings and cleared without incident. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************* Incident #: 20176534 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Littering / Dumping 2424 E STATE ST Officer responded to the old Farmers bank for a complaint that workers were blowing leaves and trash into residential yards. Officer spoke to the workers and had them clean up the mess. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************ Incident #: 20176537 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 184 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the 300 block of W Second St for a report of suspicious persons/vehicle. Officers did locate the vehicle behind a residence in the 100 block of Jennings Ave. Officers did make contact with a resident at the location who denied knowing anything about the males. The males were later found to be in the residence in question. The males did not obey commands given and all three males were taken into custody for Obstruction. The Columbiana County Drug Task force was contacted and did obtain a search warrant for the residence. The warrant was executed at a later time and another male was located inside the home. That male was also taken into custody for Obstruction. All males were taken to the Columbiana County Jail. One subject while in custody did harass and taunt the K9 and was also charged for Harassing a police dog. Arrested: Bradley J Reeder Address: 184 Jennings Ave Apt. 3 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business Arrested: Chandor Pettress Address: 325 E Boston Ave Youngstown, OH 44507 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business Harassing a Police Dog Arrested: Keewon Taylor Address: 656 N Hazelwood Ave Youngstown, OH 44509 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business Arrested: Reginald Jones Jr. Address: 51 3 Kenmore Ave Youngstown, OH 44511 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176539 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Accidental Damage 2495 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Officer responded to the 2400 block of E State St for accidental damage to a motor vehicle. The vehicle was legally parked inside the parking lot and a female subject swiped a shopping cart along the front end of the vehicle. Officer took pictures of the damage done to the vehicle. The female subject advised she was not paying attention and did not realize she had damaged the vehicle until after she struck it. Information was gathered from both parties and advised that to contact their insurance companies about the incident. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176540 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 211 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: FRANK KASTANEK Officer responded to the 200 block of W Seventh St for a telecommunications harassment report. The complainant advised that the male subject was making threatening remarks through phone calls and videos. The complainant advised she had previously made a police report regarding the same matter several weeks ago. The complainant stated she had deleted all the messages from the subject and was advised to keep any messages she may receive in the future. She was also advised to make a statement about the incident and the incident would be reviewed by the prosecutor for pending charges. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20176541 Date: Monday, September 11 , 2017 Neighbor Dispute 1360 E PERSHING ST Complainant: SONNET HOLENCHICK Officer responded to the 1300 block of E Pershing St for a neighbor dispute. The complainant advised that she has a shared driveway with her neighbor and the neighbor was placing wood barricades in the middle of the driveway. Officer spoke with the neighbor who stated they were in the process of getting a property survey done in order to establish the property lines. The neighbor was advised to not put the barricades up until the survey is complete and they know where the property line lies. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176542 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Assault CENTENNIAL PARK B PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: CHRISTINE LITTLE Officers responded to the Salem Police Department for a report of an assault. The complainant advised her son was jumped at Centennial Park by several subjects and had several marks on his neck. First responders were called to the police department and the complainant advised she would transport her son to Salem Regional Medical Center. Officers responded to Centennial Park to speak with the other subjects involved. The female stated that she was physically assaulted by the male subject and she was also pregnant. First responders were called to the scene due to the female having lower abdominal pain. The two male suspects advised that the male subject was saying derogatory comments and he had started the fight. One male suspect also advised the juvenile had broke his cell phone by throwing it. Several witnesses and all subjects involved gave voluntary written statements about the incident. Pictures were taken of the injuries and the female subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by Damascus EMT. The incident is being sent to the prosecutor for further review on possible charges. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176543 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Ambulance Needed 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: SFD Officer and FD responded to the Smith Center Apartments for a report of a male subject who fell through his screen door. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical. ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176544 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Fraud 861 E SIXTH ST Complainant: TERESA KOKES Officer responded to the 800 block of E. Sixth St. to take a report of fraud. Officer spoke to the complainant who advised officer that while he was in the hospital a known male subject ordered something off his eBay account. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ********* Incident #: 20176545 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Loud Persons 263 VINE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave in regards to a loud persons complaint. Officer made contact with the female subject involved and advised her of the complaint. She advised that she would keep the noise to a minimum for the evening. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176548 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Loud persons 1269 CEDAR RIDGE DR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr. for a noise complaint. Officers were able to make contact with the subjects at the residence where the loud music was coming from and advise them of the complaint and to turn the music down. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176549 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Civil Matter 861 E SIXTH ST Complainant: WILLIAM HIVELY Officer responded to the 600 block of E Slxth St in regards to a civil matter. The male complainant advised that his step son had taken his vape pen. Officer advised the male complainant that this was a civil issue. The male complainant also advised that he had $546.99 dollars taken from his pay pal account, the complainant had already made a report with another Officer involving this incident. The complainant was given a report number for the credit card company. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176550 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: MICHAEL CRITTENDEN Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious persons report. While enroute the complainant called back and advised the subject left on foot. The subject in question was located in the 100 block of Ohio at his residence. The subject appeared to be intoxicated and advised not to leave his residence for the remainder of the evening or he may face criminal charges. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** *********** Incident #: 20176551 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SRMC, STEVE Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center to assist with an intoxicated subject. The nurses advised the male subject had left the hospital and had not yet been discharged. They advised the male subject needed to find a ride home before he would be released due to his intoxication level. The male subject was advised to stay inside the hospital until he was discharged by hospital staff and given a verbal warning for disorderly conduct. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176552 Date: Monday, September 11,2017 Intoxicated Person 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SRMC, STEVE Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center for an intoxicated disorderly male. The male subject was walking out of the hospital and causing a nuisance to the hospital staff. The male subject had already been given a previous warning and was refusing any further treatment, see report 20176551. The male subject was taken into custody for disorderly conduct persisting and transported to Salem Police Department. The male subject was processed and booked then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Shawn Cassinger Address: 500 E Fourth St, Apt. 201, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct ORC 2911.11 (B)(2) Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176553 Date: Tuesday, September 12,2017 Audible Alarm 667 NEWGARDEN AVE Officers responded to the 600 block of Newgarden Ave in regards to an audible alarm. Officers arrived on scene and did locate an open door to the business. Officers then checked the interior of the building, the interior of the building was found to be empty and secured. A key holder was contacted and did respond to the business. K9 Simon was used while performing the search of the interior of the building. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ****
Tuesday, September 12, 2017 09:06 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176439 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1135 E STATE ST Complainant: JONNA DUNN Unit 1 Honda CRV driver: ACDA: Lesley Groubert owner: Brian Groubert Unit 2 Ford Escape driver: Joanna Dunn Owner: ARI Fleet LT Unit 3 Dodge Stratus towed: driver:cited: Corey Ozenghar owner: same as driver All three units stopped on E State St. in front of 11 35 for stopped traffic in the eastbound lane. Unit 3 driver approached from the rear and accidentally struck unit 2 which pushed unit 2 into unit 1. No injuries, driver of #3 cited ACDA. Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** Incident #: 20176510 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Check Well Being 1318 E STATE ST Officer responded to 1318 E. State St. for a juvenile appearing to be locked out of an apartment. The complainant was concerned due to his young age. Contact was made at the apartment and with a parent. She advised that her son went out to get the mail and the door locked behind him. She didn't hear him trying to get back in, but he had already made it inside prior to officers arriving. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176512 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Unit#l Driver: AMANDA RAYMOND, Owner LOUIS RAYMOND Unit#2 - Owner:Driver: Miguel Hernanadez TRAFFIC ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l was traveling southbound on N. Lincoln Ave. and had stopped at the intersection of E. 3rd St. Unit # 1 failed to yield before entering the intersection when she struck the left front side of Unit#2. Unit #2 was traveling eastbound on E. 3RD.St. and had stopped at the above intersection and then proceed to go through the intersection when Unit#l struck his vehicle. Minor damage was observed to Unit # 1 and disabling damage done to Unit#2. The driver of Unit#l was cited with F.T.Y. Stop Sign . Unit#2 was cited with No O.L. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20176515 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Complainant: JENNIFER SMITH Complainant contacted this department to report concerns for a family member that recently left the above noted location. The individual was reportedly under the influence of alcohol and made statements to family of wanting to harm himself. Officers checked the area and later located the individual walking on Franklin Ave. near S. Ellsworth Ave. Due to his current condition and statements he reportedly made to family members, the first responders and KLG were requested at the scene. Officers explained to the individual in detail why it was necessary for him to seek medical treatment, which he reluctantly decided that he would be transported by KLG to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** lncident #: 20176516 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Child Unattended In MV 1240 SOUTHEAST BLVD Officer responded to the an apartment complex parking lot in the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd for a report of an infant left unattended in a parked vehicle. The vehicle had departed the area prior to officer arriving. A witness provided a license plate number and advised that someone had returned to the vehicle to be with the infant prior to the vehicle departing. Officer will follow up and contact the registered owner of the vehicle in the near future. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** lncident #: 20176517 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR / NIGHT CLUB Complainant: JENNIFER JORDAN 2015 JEEP Cherokee Owner BRIAN McCASLlN Officer was dispatched to the 700 block of Franklin Avenue in reference to an accident report. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that she was at work at a business in the 500 block of S. Broadway Avenue and had parked her vehicle beside the business. She advised her vehicle was parked, turned off, facing west on the north side of the building. She stated that when she exited the building a male subject advised her that her vehicle had rolled out of the parking lot and went across S. Broadway Avenue striking a metal parking lot railing. The complainant advised her vehicle was unoccupied and does not know how the vehicle rolled out of the parking lot. Officer observed front end damage to the complainants vehicle, a 201 5 green Jeep Cherokee. Photographs were obtained and a report number was provided. Officer responded to the 500 block of S. Broadway Avenue and did not locate any damage to the metal railing. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20176518 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Obstructed Roadway N LINCOLN AVE / E FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the intersection of N Lincoln Ave and E Fifth St for a report of a paint spill. Officer located the spill along the south side of the 700 block of E Fifth St. Witnesses advised that a truck had come around the corner and a five gallon bucket fell of the back as it turned, spilling some of its contents on the roadway. The occupant(s) of the truck stopped and picked up what they could. Salem Fire Department Personnel responded and placed oil dry on the spill. The vehicle that spilled the substance had departed before officer arrived, however officer was able to locate the individuals residence in the 800 block of E Fourth St. Officer affirmed that the substance was a water based acrylic floor sealer and advised the FD personnel of the same. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20176519 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Open Burning 418 E SIXTH ST While on patrol officer observed an excessive amount of white smoke originating from the rear of a residence in the 600 block of E Sixth St. Officer located the source and observed that a small amount of brush had been placed in a fire ring and was causing the smoke. Officer made contact with a resident and advised of open burning restrictions that prohibit the burning of brush and leaves. Officer further advised the individual to use only dry seasoned fire wood for cook outs. The brush had burned down and the smoke subsided prior to this officer departing. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176520 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 560 N ELLSWORTH AVE ARA SMITH, RYAN CHRISTOPHER 560 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, OH 44460 1649 Officer on patrol in the 500 block of N. Ellsworth Avenue observed a male subject who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department standing in front of his residence. Officer made contact with the male subject and advised him of the warrant. Once the warrant was confirmed for the subject he was placed in custody and transported back to the police department where he was booked and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Ryan C. Smith 560 N. Ellsworth Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460 Warrant for Felony Drug Possession Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176521 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 490 E STATE ST Officers responded to the above location in reference to a dispute. Contact was made with both subjects, whom were intoxicated. It was advised that the one was going in and out traffic and yelling obscenities at passing cars. Both subjects denied any of the actions described. They were called a cab and taken home. Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************************ lncident #: 20176522 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Assault 599 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: CHRISTOPHER CONRAD Officers were dispatched to a business in the 500 block of E. State Street for an assault report. Officers responded and made contact with the complainant who advised that his friend and an employee of the business were in a physical altercation. Officers made contact with a male subject who had visible head injuries (photographs obtained) and first responders and an ambulance service were requested. The subject advised that he is an ex- employee of the business and that he was walking to his friends apartment which is attached to the business. He observed his friend speaking with the other male subject involved and he approached them. He stated that he began to argue with the male subject and he was then pushed and hit in the head with an alcohol bottle. Officers located the bottle and collected it as evidence. The subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officer responded to the residence of the other male subject involved who advised that he was approached by an ex-employee of the business he works at and an argument started. He advised that the other party involved came towards him aggressively and he pushed him away and they began to wrestle around. The male had no injuries. Officer later responded to the hospital and was advised by the subject with the injury that he did not wish to pursue charges or fill out a written statement. The matter is under further investigation. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** *****
Monday, September 11, 2017 07:52 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176509 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 646 VINE AVE Complainant: CALLER, ANONYMOUS Officers responded to the 600 block of Vine Ave for a possible fight in progress. Officers made contact with numerous individuals outside of a residence, one of which was initially being disorderly. Officers determined that a husband and wife were having a verbal dispute and it had escalated to a point of the husband becoming disruptive. The husband subsequently calmed down and officers affirmed there had been no threats or violence. Officer advised the individual that he would either have to go inside for the night or he would be arrested for disorderly conduct/public intoxication if he continued to cause a disturbance. Officers remained in the immediate area after clearing and returned a short time later due to some continued arguing inside the residence between the husband and wife, as well as a TV having been broken. Officers again affirmed no threats or violence, and domestic violence laws and consequences were explained. The husband agreed to go to sleep and his wife stated she did not think there would be any further problems this morning. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176508 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP Officer responded to the police department to assist the Ohio State Highway Patrol with an OVI arrest and test on the Datamaster. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20176507 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check ARA TROYER, COURTNEY LYNN HANOVERTON, OH 44423 9774 Police had initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle on E. Pershing St. in front of the Timberlanes Complex. A female passenger in the vehicle was found to have an active warrant through CCSO and was taken into custody without incident. She was transported to Salem PD for processing and then released to CCSO Deputy for transport to Jail. Arrestee: Courtney Lynn Troyer 54 S. Egypt Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 warrant for theft Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176506 Date: Sunday, September 10,2017 Traffic Offense ARA STRIFFLER, EUGENE C 54 S EGYPT RD SALEM, OH 44460 9454 Police initiated a traffic stop on E. Pershing near the Timberlanes Complex on a vehicle after identifying the driver as a person who is suspended. The driver was cited for driving under FRA suspension and given a court date of 09/12/2017 in CCMC. A female passenger in the vehicle was found to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County and was taken into custody. (see incident #20176506) K9 Argo gave a positive indication for a narcotic odor but none were located inside the vehicle. The vehicle was towed by Sinsley Towing with a hold for court order release. driver: Eugene Clifford Striffler 54 S. Egypt Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 charge FRA suspension Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176505 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Dog At Large Complainant: SAMANTHA POST Officer met with a female complainant on station who advised she found a dog at large in the area of Hawley Ave. and Cleveland St. The complainant advised she was able to get the dog in her vehicle and she brought it to the police department. The dog license number was obtained from the tag on the dog and the owner was located. The owner advised a resident of her house would be en route to pick up the dog. The animal was returned to a female subject. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176504 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Criminal Mischief 592 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: DIANA MAHOUSKI Officers responded to the area of 592 N. Lincoln Ave. for a report of several subjects attempting to steal an American Flag. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant's husband who advised that a male and female subject left westbound on E. Sixth St. and one male subject left eastbound on E. Sixth St. Complainant's husband advised the subject's pulled the flag out of the ground but were not able to take it. Officers checked the area and was not able to locate any persons in the area. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176501 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Recovered Property Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer took a recovered property report on station. A male and female advised that they found a key laying in the area of the Broadway Plaza on E. Second St. Officer took possession of the key, which will be placed into this department's lost and found. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176499 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 110 W PERSHING ST Complainant: CHAD RAYMOND Police responded to the 100 block of W. Pershing for a dispute with on going motorists. The complainant, highly intoxicated, advised a male subject driving a grey Chevy SUV keeps yelling obscenities as he passes by. When speaking to officers the complainant kept changing his mind on what he would like done. Officers attempted to understand the issue with the complainant due to the intoxication. The complainant then advised he did not need the officers. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176498 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 284 E FOURTH ST Police responded to the apartment complex in the 200 block of E. 4th St for a dispute. The male subject at that residence stated an argument had occurred between him and his girlfriend. The male advised at one point during the argument the female picked up a stick and walked towards the porch. The male advised the female did not cause harm in any way and did not want anything done about the incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ***
Sunday, September 10, 2017 09:20 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176488 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / PARKVIEW DR CITED: NICHOLAS FITHIAN, 1578 BROOKVIEW DR SALEM, OH 44460 Unit #1, Driver: Owner, DANIEL RAMSEY Unit #2, Driver: Owner, NICHOLAS FITHIAN Officers responded to the area of N Lincoln Ave and Parkview Dr for a motor vehicle accident with no injury. Unit #1 was headed southwest on N Lincoln Ave. Unit #2 was headed westbound on Parkview Dr and made a left hand turn headed southwest on N Lincoln Ave. Unit #2 failed to yield to traffic and the front driver side of Unit #1 struck the rear passenger side of Unit #2. Pictures were taken of the damage and both parties involved advised there were no injuries. The driver of Unit #2 was issued a citation and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Cited: Nicholas A. Fithian Address: 1578 Brookview Dr, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: F.T.Y. when turning left city ordinance 331.17 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176487 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Theft 226 Vl N E AVE 5 Officer responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave for a report of a theft. The victim advised the suspect was at his residence several days prior and he had noticed several items missing from his residence. The victim was unable to provide any information about the suspect other than a name. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176489 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 1303 POWELL AVE Report of a water line break at the above noted location. Officer responded and observed that the break was going to need immediate attention, therefore the water dept. was contacted to respond. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176490 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 578 E THIRD ST Complainant: JOHN WHITE, HANOVERTON, OH 44423 Officers responded to the above location for a report of a missing runaway juvenile. Officers spoke with the complainant, the father of the missing juvenile, who stated he found his daughter but the female subject at the residence wont let him in. Officers made contact with the owner of the residence and located the missing juvenile also at the residence. Officers advised the juvenile to collect her personal items and escorted her out of the residence and back to her father. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176491 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 226 VINE AVE 5 Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave for a verbal dispute. The female subject advised that the male subject starting yelling at her when attempting to talk to a neighbor. The male subject stated that the female subject is continuously harassing him. Both parties were advised to stay separated and stay away from each other. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* lncident #: 20176493 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Suspicious Activity 228 VINE AVE Complainant: KEITH WHORLEY, NEW CASTLE, VA Officers responded to the above location for an ongoing dispute between the apartment managers and the tenants. The complainant advised that the apartment manager was recording tenants and their children living at the complex and several tenants were upset. Officers spoke with the managers and they stated that the tenants are constantly screaming and yelling obscenities at them every time they leave their apartment. Officer did view video of several tenants screaming obscenities. All parties were advised to stay away from one another. The complainant was advised that the managers are not breaking any law by recording the ongoing harassment. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176495 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Reckless Operator 1892 E STATE ST Police responded to McDonalcfs for a reckless driver. The complainant stated the vehicle went through a red light on E. State St, and pulled into McDonald's parking lot. The vehicle came back to an elderly female. Police were unable to make contact with the driver. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176485 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Traffic Offense E PERSHING ST / PENN AVE Officer initiated a traffic stop with a silver Ford Escape on E. Pershing St. near Penn Ave. and issued the operator/owner of the vehicle, Brandy A. Skiles a traffic citation for driving under an ALS/OVI suspension. She was given a mandatory court date of Tuesday Sept. 12th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Davidson's Towing responded and towed the vehicle from the scene with a court release being placed on the vehicle. Officer cleared. CITED: Brandy A. Skiles 2640 Cunningham Rd. Salem, OH 44460 ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176484 Date: Saturday, September 9,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A While on patrol officer observed a vehicle traveling through Waterworth Memorial Park off of Sunset St and then it parked in the parking lot of the Salem Community Center. Officer made contact with the occupants who advised they had stopped to relax and talk. They were advised that the park and community center were closed and they would have to depart, but the municipal parking lots in town were open at all hours. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176480 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Traffic Offense WASHINGTON AVE / MAPLE ST Police stopped a vehicle for improper exhaust on Washington St. between Oak St. and Maple St. and found the driver of the vehicle did not possess a valid operators license. The driver was issued citations for the exhaust and No OL and given a court date of 09/12/2017 in CCMC. The vehicle was towed by Sinsley Towing with a hold for a licensed driver. cited: Tomas Perez Castro 537 Jennings Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 charges Improper exhaust No OL Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176478 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2340 E STATE ST SALEM While on patrol officer observed an unoccupied vehicle parked in the Salem Plaza parking lot with the headlights left on. Officer affirmed that the vehicle was not running and there was nobody around. Officer was able to shut the vehicles lights off without incident. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176476 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Structure Fire 972 LIBERTY ST While on patrol officer observed a fence on fire in the back yard of a residence in the 900 block of Liberty St. Officer advised Salem PD Dispatch to notify Salem Fire Department to respond. As officer was knocking at the front door of the residence where the fire appeared to have originated, a neighbor from a few houses up the street had also noticed the fence on fire and was walking down to notify the resident. Officer made contact with the resident of 972 Liberty who affirmed having cleaned the ashes out of a fire pit in the back yard earlier in the day, believing that they were cool, and having deposited the ashes on the ground at the northeast corner of the back yard. Some of the ashes must have still been hot and ignited the wooden fence belonging to 962 Liberty which separates the back yards of the two properties. Salem FD arrived on scene and promptly extinguished the fire. A section of the fence was completely destroyed as a result of the fire. Officer made contact with a resident of 962 Liberty and advised them of the fire and damage to the fence. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176474 Date:Friday, September 8, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: Smith Oil, Officer made contact with the complainant via telephone in reference to a gas drive off. It was advised that an unknown subject driving a Tan Chrysler van pumped $16.30 in fuel and drove off without rendering payment. No registration information was provided. Ptl LaRosa **********************************************
Saturday, September 09, 2017 07:45 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176460 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Civil Matter 927 W WILSON ST B Complainant: ALLYSIN GRIMM Officer responded to the 900 block in regards to a civil issue. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the female complainant who advised that she had left her phone at her friends house and that she would not give it back. It was later found that the complainant and subject traded phones with one another and that the complainant wished to have her original phone back. Officer advised that this was a civil issue and that the two parties would have to work it out. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176472 Date: Friday, September 8, 2017 Suspicious Person 156 OHIO AVE 11 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 100 block of Ohio Ave for a suspicious male yelling obscenities. When officers arrived contact was made with the male subject with seemed to be under some type of influence. The male was advised if he did not live in the area to keep moving along. The male gathered his belongings and left. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176465 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Theft 515 PROSPECT ST B Complainant: Nikole HOSCHAR, WASHINGTONVILLE, OH 44490 Officers spoke with a female complainant who stated an unknown subject(s) stole her purse with multiple items from her vehicle while it was impounded at a local impound yard. Officers checked with the tow company who stated that the vehicle is located in secure holding lot, the matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176462 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Suspicious Activity 650 PARK AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of an unknown subject(s) attempting to gain access to a door at the back of the residence. Officers checked the residence and were unable to locate any subjects, the door and windows were secure. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176468 Date: Friday, September 8, 2017 Indecent Exposure 284 E THIRD ST Police responded to the 200 block of E. 3rd St for an intoxicated male urinating in public. The female complainant did not wish to speak with officers. Police did make contact with the alleged suspect who stated he never urinated outside. The male subject was advised to go to the bathroom inside if he was not. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176467 Date: Friday, September 8, 2017 Medical Problem / Assist 1995 E STATE ST D Report of a suicidal male juvenile barricade in a vehicle at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant and hospital staff advised that the juvenile had fled on foot prior to officers. Officers then checked the area for several hours, after numerous attempts to locate him officers did eventually locate him. He was transported back to the E.R. by this officer where he was pink slipped by the hospital and transported to Belmont Pines by EMT. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176466 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 226 VINE AVE 1 Complainant: DOUGLAS SMITH Report of a possible criminal damage to an apartment at the above location. Upon arrival, complainant advised that he heard yelling and banging around in the apartment and that the tenants had just moved out. This officer along with complainant checked the apartment and no one was found or anything damaged. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ******** lncident #: 20176464 Date: Friday, September 8,2017 Harassment 226 VINE AVE 5 Complainant: AMBERSMITH Report of a harassment at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a known male subject is yelling obscenities at her and her son over the male subjects recent eviction. Complainant advised that she just wanted the incident documented in case of any future problems. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176473 Date: Friday, September 8, 2017 Medical Problem / Assist 821 E STATE ST Police observed a male subject acting suspicious in the library parking lot (reference #20176472). The male appeared to be under an unknown influence. To due the males safety he was transported to the ER. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176459 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 300 BLOCK N ELLSWORTH While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 300 block of N Ellsworth. During the stop the driver did give consent to search the vehicle. Officers did locate marijuana inside the vehicle. The driver was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for the marijuana. Cited: John D. Carrion Address: 314 E 3rd St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176458 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Traffic Offense HOWARD AVE / W PERSHING ST Officer initiated a traffic stop on S Howard Ave at W Pershing St for a stop sign violation. Ptl. Garber and K9 Simon were requested at the scene and K9 was deployed for an open air sniff but there was no indication. The driver was issued a written warning for the violation Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176456 Date: Thursday, September 7, 2017 Intoxicated Person 579 AETNA ST Complainant: BRENDA EZELL Officers responded to the above location for an intoxicated persons report. Upon arrival, complainant advised her son, who lives at the residence is intoxicated and she wants him removed. Officers advised due to there not being any threats or violence and that her son lives at the residence he could not be removed. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176453 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 649 PROSPECT ST Complainant: JAMIE BANKS Officer responded to the 600 block of Prospect St. for a dispute. The complainant advised officer that their landlord stopped by and started arguing with them. The complainant advised officer that they are in the process of moving out and want a report on file. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176452 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Dog At Large 428 FRANKLIN AVE Officer responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave. for a report of a dog at large. Upon arrival the complainant was able to put a leash on the dog. The dog was retrieved by the Humane officer. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176451 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Drug Paraphernalia S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle on Franklin St. just off S. Lincoln Ave. for a moving violation and an equipment violation. During the stop, K9 Simon indicated to the presence of narcotic odor during a free air sniff. Contraband and paraphernalia were recovered from the vehicle and both the driver and passenger were placed in custody. Officers cleared and Davidson's towing removed the vehicle from the roadway. Both arrestees were transported to the Columbiana County Jail to await their charges to be clerked. Arrested: Eugene C. Striffler of 54 S. Egypt Rd. Salem Oh Charge: Drug Paraphernalia Jacob S. Miller of LKA:875 Granite St. Salem Oh Charge: Drug Paraphernalia Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176450 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Domestic In Progress l144 E PERSHING ST Officers responded to the 1100 block of E. Pershing St. for a domestic in progress. Upon arrival officers spoke to both parties involved. Both parties advised officers that they had gotten into an argument over their relationship and that nothing physical happened. The female half involved left so things could cool down. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20176447 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Reckless Operator 1872 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: RENEE GREENAMYER Officers responded to the 1800 block of E State St for a report of a reckless operator. Officers arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a male had driven through a drive thru line in reverse. Officers did speak to the male who was advised against doing so again in the future. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176446 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 821 E STATE ST SALEM SALEM LIBRARY Unit#2, CITED: CARTER ROSE Unit#l, Driver: ALLYSON PERRY, Owner ANTHONY PERRY Officers responded to the 800 block of E State St for a report of a motor vehicle crash with unknown injuries. Officers arrived along with the Salem FD and found that Unit#2 was traveling west bound on E State St when it struck Unit#l from behind. Unit#l was also traveling west bound on E State St and had stopped for traffic. The driver of Unit#2 was cited for ACDA. The FD did evaluate the subjects but nobody involved wished to seek treatment. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *
Friday, September 08, 2017 07:10 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176445 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SMITH OIL Complainant business in the 900 block of East State St calling to report a theft. Officers spoke with the employee over the phone. The employee stated that a unknown person had pumped $23.00 in gas into there vehicle and then fled the area without rendering payment. The employee was provided a report number for the incident. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176444 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Accidental Damage 421 SHARP AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 400 block of Sharp Ave. for an accidental damage. Officer arrived and located the scene and found the operator exited the vehicle and when shutting the vehicle off the vehicle was not in gear. The vehicle left the driveway and went through a yard striking a garage. No structural damage was reported and the operator was treated on scene by Salem FD. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176443 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Harassment 931 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: SUE BADDELEY Complainant on station to report that a persons known to her has been putting derogatory comments about her and her business on Facebook. The complainant stated further that she wants to persons trespasses from her place of business. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister Officers were able to contact the persons in question by phone and they were advised not to return the business. ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176442 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Burglary Reported Complainant: GEORGE SURMACEVIZ Officers responded to the 600 block of S. Union Ave. to take a report of a B & E. The complainant advised officers that when he returned home today his house was trashed and several items are missing. Officers checked the house to ensure no body was inside. Officer took photos of the house and got a list of the items missing. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176441 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Fight 1892 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1800 block of East State St for a reported fight in progress. On arrival officers spoke with two of the persons involved as well as several persons who had witnessed the incident. The witnesses stated that several of the persons involved had fled the area prior to officers arriving on scene. Officers spoke with one of the persons who stated that he had been assaulted by a person unknown to him. The man stated that he had been sitting in the passenger seat of his sisters vehicle when the man in question started yelling at him and then assaulted him. Officers did call for a ambulance and First Responders to access the mans injuries. While on scene officers spoke with multiple persons who gave a description of the persons involved. Officers also located a person(s) who worked with the person(s) who had left the scene. Officers then responded to the 1200 block of Eastview to speak with the other persons involved. Officers spoke with and identified all of the persons who had left the area. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176438 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Speak To Officer 158 W FIFTH ST Complainant: Dixie Young Police took a speak with officer report. It was advised from the complainant that she owned the residence and that she had evicted the current individuals who reside in the home. The complainant also advised that there was a truck parked in the yard that she would like to be removed so that it dose not cause damage to the yard. Police spoke with the owner of the truck and it was moved. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176436 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Reckless Operator N CUNNINGHAM RD / E STATE B Officer was advised of a reckless operator exiting from the Home Depot onto Cunningham Rd. The red sports car failed to yield to him causing him to swerve and nearly go off the road. Both vehicles left the area without further incident. Banar901 ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176434 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the employee on duty. The employee stated that a person in a black truck had pumped $25.77 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. The employee was able to provide officers with a registration for the vehicle in question and officers will attempt to make contact with the person. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** lncident #: 20176433 Date: Thursday, September 7, 2017 Harassment 226 VINE AVE 5 Complainant: AMBER SMITH Complainant on station to report ongoing harassment from her neighbors on Vine St. She is being called names and allegations against her are being voiced. Matter to be reviewed for possible charges. Banar901 ************************************************** Incident #: 20176432 Date: Thursday, September 7, 2017 Dispute 226 VINE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers spoke with several parties about allegations regarding various other tenants there. Complainant advised he was threatened with bodily harm by a few others at the building. Officer spoke with one party about this who denied such comment. Banar901 ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176418 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Domestic In Progress 1998 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: JENNIFER WEISS Officers responded to the 1900 block of Southeast Blvd. for a domestic in progress. Upon arrival officers spoke to both parties involved, who advised officers that they had gotten into a disagreement over a cell phone. Both parties involved advised there wasn't anything physical and that no threats of harm were made. The male half involved left the residence for the evening so things could cool off. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20176423 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Traffic Offense 181 N HOWARD AVE While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for a violation. The driver was given a verbal warning for the offense and then gave consent to search the vehicle. Nothing of significance was located and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** lncident #: 20176425 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Suspicious Activity 594 E THIRD ST Complainant: HAEDAN PANEZOTT Officer responded to the 500 block of East Third St. in regards to a suspicious activity report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the male complainant who advised that the neighboring resident had been coming on the property of the residence lately causing problems. Officer spoke to the neighbor and advised them to stay off of the property. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** Incident #: 20176426 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Suspicious Person 1125 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 1100 block of E State St for a report of a male behaving suspiciously in a local business. Officers arrived and did check for the male but he was no longer present. The employee of the store advised that the male may have stolen an item before leaving the store and stated that surveillance would be looked at. Officer was able to identify the male and the matter will be investigated if something was stolen. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20176427 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Lost Motorist Escort JENNINGS AVE / W SECOND Officer on patrol observed a suspicious vehicle on W Second St near Jennings Ave. Officer made contact with the motorist who advised that they were lost and were looking for a residence in the area, officer was able to assist the motorist with directions. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** Incident #: 20176428 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Runaway / Missing 638 FRANKLIN AVE Officer took a report on station in regards to a runaway juvenile. Officer spoke to the parents of the juvenile who advised that their 15 year old son ran away from home after an argument. The parents advised that they checked several of their houses where the juvenile may be but they were not able to locate him. Officers were able to locate the juvenile at a friends house before he was entered into LEADS as missing. Officer advised the parents if they wished to file an unruly juvenile charge then that they would have to contact the Columbiana County Juvenile Court. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176429 Date: Thursday, September 7,2017 Animal Complaint 189 E THIRD ST Officer was flagged down and advised there was a possum on their front porch. Officer was unable to get the animal off the porch. Home owner was advised to checked in the morning and if the animal was still there to set a live trap. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** lncident #: 20176417 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Posses Of Stolen Propertry 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: MICHAEL FROMM Officer spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding an item that he purchased being possibly stolen. Officer did gather the information and the matter will be investigated further. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176416 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Speak To Officer 2401 E STATE ST F Complainant: JENNIFER BROWN Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer that she seen an adult male inside his vehicle yell and hit a child's seat with the child inside the seat yesterday at Get Go gas station. The complainant was able to provide officer with the vehicle's license plate number. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176413 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Theft 180 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: NICOLE LEE Officer responded to the 100 block of Hawley Ave. to take a report of theft. The complainant advised officer that someone stole two bicycles out of her garage. Officer provided the complainant with a copy of the report number The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ****
Thursday, September 07, 2017 08:50 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176407 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Theft 2345 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: GET GO, GAS Officer(s) responded to the 2300 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone known to her had taken a item from the store without rendering payment. The complainant stated that she did not wish to press charges against the man but she did not want him to return to the store. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176408 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1630 WESTVIEW DR c Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of Westview for a reported domestic dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a verbal dispute that had turned physical between a husband and wife. Officers placed Amer A Bleibel in custody for domestic violence after witnessing marks on his wife. Bleibel was transported to the station were he was processed and then taken to the county jail. Officers cleared. Arrested // Amer A Bleibel Charge // Domestic Violence Ptl R Keister ************************************************* lncident #: 20176412 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Private property accident no OK1 Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been stopped in the parking lot when it was struck by unity # 2. Unit # 2 had been backing up in the parking lot when it struck unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the front end. Unit # 2 sustained minor damage to the rear bumper area. Unit # 1 owner / driver / Lawrence Darner vehicle / 2007 Saturn Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Charles Mcgath vehicle / 2017 Ford Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176403 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Animal Complaint 1632 WHINNERY RD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to a residence in the 1600 block of Whinnery Road in reference to an animal complaint. Officer was advised by a female subject that it doesnt appear the residents have been home in several days and several animals are in the back yard. Officer responded to the residence and found a dog, turkey and rabbits either in a cage or chained. The dog did have a shelter, but no food or water. The property also needed cleaned up. Officer forwarded the report to the housing department and humane officer for further follow up. No contact could be made at the residence. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176402 Date: Wednesday, September 6,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 600 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Complainant: ANDREA PHILLIPS Officers were called to the 500 block of E Third St for a report of loud music. Officers made contact with several subjects who were advised of the complaint. They advised that they would keep the noise down and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176400 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Drug Overdose 565 FRANKLIN ST B Complainant: LISA MISTRETTA Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Franklin Avenue along with the fire department an EMT Ambulance for a drug overdose. Officers responded and were advised by the complainant that her boyfriend took too many of his prescription pills. Officers were able to speak with the male subject who advised he did take medication and that he had thoughts of harming himself. The subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176398 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Intoxicated Person 563 AETNA ST Officers responded to 563 Aetna St. for a report of an intoxicated male subject knocking on the door. Upon arrival, contact was made with a male on the porch of the residence. The male was identified who advised he was trying to make contact with a female inside the residence. Officer did make contact with a female inside the residence as well as her Uncle who resides there. The Uncle wished for the male to be removed from the property. Offices provided a courtesy for the male subject to an address in the 900 block of S. Lundy Ave. and cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176397 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers arrested 48 year old Steven W. Paukner at his residence of 275 N. Ellsworth Ave. on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. for failure to appear in a child support hearing. Mr. Paukner was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to a CCSO Deputy and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrestee: Steven W. Paukner 275 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant - Failure to appear/child Support Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176395 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Smoke Investigation 1380 S LINCOLN AVE 5 Officers responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. to 1380 S. Lincoln Ave. Apt45 for a report of smoke inside the apartment. Upon arrival, officers stood by while the fire dept. investigated the source of the smoke. Officers later cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176394 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 794 E THIRD ST Complainant: CLIFF VOTAW Officers were called to the Salem Food Pantry in the 700 block of E Third St for a disorderly female. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that the subject was told to keep her voice down but, continued to cause a disturbance by being loud. Officers spoke with the subject who was upset and advised that a few volunteers that work there had said some inappropriate things to her, which caused her to get loud vocally. She was advised to keep her voice down and to contact the police department if she had any other issues. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176393 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 633 CHERRY ST Officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant on a male subject who had an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers were given permission to search the home but, officers had negative contact with the subject. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **
Wednesday, September 06, 2017 08:00 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176383 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Truant Student 288 WOODLAND AVE Complainant on station reference a unruly juvenile. She advised that a female juvenile that was staying with her temporarily had ran away from the residence early this morning. All information was gathered, juvenile was entered into LEADS as missing. The complainant called back a short time later and advised that the juvenile had been located. Ptl Miller ************************************************ lncident #: 20176385 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 824 E STATE ST Complainant: MICHEAL MAHOSKI Report of a Breaking & Entering at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that someone had gained entry into the above business. All information was gathered and the matter is under investigation. Ptl Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20176384 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Accident Private Property 2370 SOUTHEAST BLVD FAMILY PRACTICE OF SALEM MEDICAL UNIT#I DRIVER/Owner LORRIE CAlN UNIT#2 DRIVER DENNIS SHAY Owner CAROL SHAY Officers responded to the above location for a private property two vehicle accident. Unit# 1 was parked in a parking spot then attempted to back out of the spot, Unit#2 was traveling southbound when Unit#l backed into the front bumper of Unit#2. There were no injuries to drivers of the vehicles, both vehicles had minor damage and were able to be driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************ lncident #: 20176388 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Person To Be Removed ALLEN RD / SALEM PARKWAY Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY SHERIFFS Officers responded to the above location for a report of someone that boarded a westbound train that was headed for the city. The train conductor stopped the train at the Allen Rd. crossing. This department along with Perry Twp. PD checked the train cars and no one was located. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20176366 Date. Monday, September 4,2017 Check Well Being 359 W TENTH ST Officers responded to the 300 block of W Tenth St in order to assist an elderly female. Complainant advised that the subject was walking around the neighborhood and had forgotten where she lives. The female was given a ride back to her residence and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20176368 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Speak To Officer 549 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to 549 N. Ellsworth Ave. to speak with a male complainant in reference to a well being check of a juvenile male that fell and struck his head on the sidewalk. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that he observed an adult male carrying a male juvenile on his shoulders. He advised he observed both the adult and juvenile to fall on the sidewalk and that the juvenile appeared injured and was crying. A description was obtained. Officer did locate the adult male and juvenile at an address in the 700 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. The male juvenile did appear fine although he did have a minor injury to the back of his head His guardian refused medical treatment. Officer checked on the adult male who was also present and he was observed to have a minor injury to his hands, but he refused treatment as well. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176373 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Ambulance Needed 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Salem FD requested police assistance with a male subject that was intoxicated and fell striking his head and knocking himself unconscious. Subject at first refused medical assistance but after conversation with him he decided to be transported to SRMC to be checked. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176374 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 311 NEWGARDEN AVE Officers were flagged down in the 300 block of Newgarden Ave. Complainant wanted to speak with officers about the whereabouts of a known male with an active arrest warrant. Officers cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176376 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST A Police were dispatched to the Salem ER in reference to a combative patient. Upon arrival police spoke with the subject and calmed him down. Police cleared advising personnel should he act up any further to call. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176377 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 688 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer on patrol observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence in the 600 block of N Ellsworth Ave. Officer issued a red warning tag and placed it on the vehicle to advise the owner that the vehicle is parked in violation of a city parking ordinance. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176378 Date: Tuesday, September 5,2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 400 BLOCK OF E EUCLID ST Officer removed several large limbs that were obstructing the eastbound lane of the 400 block of E Euclid St. The limbs were placed in the curb lawn. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***
Tuesday, September 05, 2017 07:21 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176361 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 2900 E STATE ST Report of possible drugs / drug paraphernalia laying on the floor by register 1. The small plastic bag of vegetable matter (marijuana) was brought back to this department where it was properly disposed of by officers. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20176363 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 337 N LINCOLN AVE Police responded to the 300 block of N. Lincoln Ave for a B&E report. The complainant advised she happened to leave a rear window unlocked. The complainant advised that someone knew exactly where her sons ADHD medication was stored and able to give an exact amount that were missing. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20176357 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 147 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: BRITTANY OMALLEY Report of criminal damage to a vehicle at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her vehicle was parked at the above location over the weekend and when she went to pick it up today she noticed a large dent in drivers side door. She also advised that the door handle was also damage and it made it hard to open the door. Complainant just wanted the incident documented at this time. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176354 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Ambulance Needed 840 W PERSHING ST 7 Report of an ambulance needed at the above address. Upon arrival, officers stood by while the Salem F.D. and EMT checked on a male subject at the above apartment. The male subject did not need treatment and officers cleared. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176352 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 327 FAIR AVE 1/2 Officers responded to the 300 block of Fair Ave in regards to a Burglary in Progress. Officers arrived on scene and located the male subject in question sitting on the front porch of the residence. Upon speaking to the male it was found that he was a resident and he was going inside of the residence to gather personal belongings. The male subject was advised that the issue would be a civil issue. The male subject advised that he would stay at a friends house for the evening. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176351 Date: Monday, September 4,2017 Suspicious Person N LUNDY AVE / E THIRD ST While on patrol officers did observe a male having a hard time riding his bicycle in the 200 block of N Lundy Ave. The male did fall off the bicycle and was found to be intoxicated. A taxi was called to transport the male to his residence. The male did depart with the taxi and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176349 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Underage consumption S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle on S Lincoln Ave and Franklin St for an equipment violation. Upon further investigation it was found that two of the juvenile passengers inside of the vehicle were intoxicated. The two juveniles were then subsequently placed in custody for underage consumption and transported back to the Salem Police Department where they were able to contact their parents and have them respond to the Police Department. Both juveniles were then released to a parent. During the traffic stop K9 Simon was deployed and did indicate the presence of narcotic odor emanating from the vehicle, Officers then searched the vehicle but nothing of significance was located. The driver of the vehicle was issued a written warning for cracked windshield (ORD 337.01) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176347 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, Post 15 Officer did assist the OSHP with an OVI test at the police station. Officer assisted and then cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176345 Date: Sunday, September 3, 2017 Speak To Officer 2051 OAK ST Complainant: LEWIS CATLOS Officer responded the above location for a speak to officer report. Complainant advised he wanted pictures taken of his injuries from a prior report that occurred on Friday. Photo's were taken and will be passed on to the officer handling the incident. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176344 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Obstructed Roadway S BROADWAY AVE / E EUCLID STREET Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a manhole cover in the roadway on South Broadway. Area was checked, and the manhole was found at the corner of Euclid and South Broadway. It was put back into place. Lt Shafer ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176343 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Accident Private Property 2388 E STATE ST Unit # 2 Driver / RO KATHERINE HERGENRODER Unit # 1 Driver / RO TERRY MUSSER Officer responded to Wendy's parking lot for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. Unit # 2 hit Unit # 1 as Unit # 1 was backing out of a parking space. Unit # 2 was towed by Kaiser Towing. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176340 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Intoxicated Driver 239 W STATE ST Officers on patrol responded to a reported intoxicated driver on W State St. traveling east into the city. Officer located the vehicle committing a moving violation in the area of W State St. and Jennings Ave. Officers stopped the vehicle and found the driver to be impaired. The driver was taken into custody and transported on station for processing. Sinsley's towing removed the vehicle from the roadway. The driver was charged and released to a sober responsible party. Arrested: Donald J. Hall of 6197 Adams Rd. Rodgers Ohio 44455 Charge(s): OVI, Speed 38125, open container CCMC date of 9-7-17 Ptl. M. Garber **************************************************
Monday, September 04, 2017 04:29 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176334 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Civil Matter 185 E FIFTH ST Complainant: LINDA POWELL Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of East 5th St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that a family member had taken some decorations from the house without her permission. After speaking with the complainant officers advised her that the matter was civil in nature. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176337 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Neighbor Dispute 1177 E FOURTH ST Complainant: JEFFREY BROWNLEE Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported neighbor dispute. Upon arrival, the complainant advised he is having issues with the neighbor's children being in his yard. Complainant advised his wife made contact with the neighbor and a verbal dispute occurred. Officers advised both sides to cease all further contact and to call the police if future problems arise. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176331 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to assist Ohio State Patrol. Officer assist the Trooper with the OVI. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176314 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Suspicious Activity 326 MORGAN CT Complainant: DAVID BEDELL Officer responded to the 300 block of Morgan Ct. for a report of suspicious activity. The complainant advised officer that an unfamiliar vehicle stopped at his neighbors mailbox and got the mail. Officer was not able to make contact with the homeowner. Officer contacted the home owner's cell phone and left a message. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176317 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 2101 MONROE ST Officer responded to the 2000 and 2100 blocks of Monroe St. for a complaint of several illegally parked vehicles. Officer was not able to locate the owners of the vehicles. Officer issued each vehicle a parking ticket. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20176320 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Traffic Offense 2203 E STATE ST Officers conducted a traffic stop in the area of the above location for a turn signal violation. The driver of the vehicle was asked to step out and was checked for weapons. Officers located a small red pill container in the drivers left front pants pockets. The pill container had several different pills located inside of it. The container was confiscated by officers on scene. The driver did give verbal consent to search the vehicle. Officer had the passenger step out of the vehicle and he was also checked for weapons. Both occupants stood by with another officer while a search of the vehicle was conducted. Officers did not locate anything else illegal inside the vehicle. The driver was given a verbal warning for the violation and was advised to respond to this station with the proper prescription for the pills located inside the red container. The driver had all the proper prescription for the pills located in the red container besides one. The pill in question was taken for evidence and will be sent to the lab for testing. Charges pending. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** lncident #: 20176321 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 192 W PERSHING ST While on patrol officer did observe a suspicious vehicle / parking complaint. Officer did make contact with the owner of the vehicle at a nearby residence. The owner did give consent to search the vehicle. Upon completion officer cleared and the vehicle was moved. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20176323 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Underage Consumption VINE AVE / E FIFTH ST While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for traffic violations. During the stop officer made contact with two juvenile occupants who were found to be intoxicated. Both juveniles were taken into custody for Delinquency and were taken to the Salem Police station. Both juveniles were later released to a parent/guardian. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176325 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer did assist OSHP with an OVI test at the police station. Officer assisted and then cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176328 Date: Sunday, September 3,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 500 BLOCK OF E Third St. While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for a traffic violation in the 500 block of E Third St. During the stop the K9 officer did respond and K9 Simon did show alert behavior. A probable cause search did yield drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. During the course of the investigation the driver did tamper with and destroy evidence later field tested to be a narcotic. The driver, Audrey L Wylie, was taken into custody and charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Tampering with evidence. Arrested: Audrey L Wylie Address: 10460 N Palmyra Rd N. Jackson, OH 44451 Charge: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Tampering with Evidence Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176324 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Fire 2488 E STATE ST Report of a utility pole on fire near Jalisco's restaurant. Upon arrival, pole was on fire. PD and FD blocked traffic until Ohio Edison crews arrived. Top of the pole did burn through and the upper part fell onto the wires. Due to the amount of damage to the pole and the manpower needed, State St was shut down from Continental Dr to Cunningham Rd. Lt. Shafer ************************************************** ***
Sunday, September 03, 2017 07:52 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176315 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Solicitor(s) 252 E FIFTH ST Officer checked for a solicitor going door to door attempting to sell electricity in the 200 blk of E. Fifth St. Officer arrived and located said female at 418 talking to the resident from the porch. I talked with her on the sidewalk and advised her it was not permitted to solicit within the city without a permit. She did not have a city issued permit. She called her boss and stated she would meet him for a ride and not knock on any more doors. Banar901 *********************************** *********************** lncident #: 20176308 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Assault 1220 FRANKLIN AVE Police responded tot the above address for an assault report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant and others involved. The complainant advised she was staying at a friends house and the home owners had gotten into a dispute of phone text messages. The complainant advised she was worried for her friend so she called the police and while doing so the male individual involved in the dispute tried to stop the complainant by grabbing her phone and causing redness to her chest and neck area from grabbing it. Police spoke with the mother of the female complainant and advised her what had happened and explained to her the process of furthering anything criminally. Police cleared. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** **************** Incident #: 20176311 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: GLEN Police responded to the above address for a grive off. Upon arrival it was advised that a hummer pumped $30.06 worth of gas and did not pay for it. The gas station was able to give officers a name of who it was. Police made contact with the individual and advised him of the incident. The individual advised that he would go in and make the proper payment and that it was an accident. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** ******************* Incident #: 20176312 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 AssaIult 637 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: KIMBERLY MORGAN Officer responded to the 600 block of North Lincoln for a reported assault. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant and one of the persons involved. They stated that there had been a juvenile at the residence who had refused to leave when asked to do so. The complainant stated further there had been a physical altercation and that the juvenile had then left and went home. Officers advised the persons of there options for dealing with the situation. Officers did later speak with the juveniles mother who was also advised of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** ******************** Incident #: 20176313 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Harassment Complainant: ASHLEY BADDELEY Police took a report on station of harassment. It was advised from the complainant that the harassment occurred on 9-1-17 but has been an on going matter for quite sometime. The complainant advised that her and her daughter was at the Salem Football game on 9-1-17 and a female individual they know was screaming at them and grabbed the complainants daughter by the sweatshirt and spun her around and started yelling at her. the complainant advised the reason she did not file a report the night it happened was because she just wanted to get her kids home. Officer advised a report would be on file and to continue documenting the harassment. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** ******************* Incident #: 20176307 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 849 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER ARA CASTELUCCI, JAMES W 2850 FORCE RD SHREVE, OH 44676 9151 Officers responded to the 800 block of E Third St for a loud persons complaint. The subjects were inside a vehicle and were advised to keep the noise level down. When identifying the subjects, the male subject was found to have a warrant out of Stark County and was taken into custody. The male subject was transported to Alliance and was released into Stark County Sheriffs Office custody. Charged: James W. Castelucci Address: 2850 Force Rd, Shreve, Ohio 44676 Charge: Warrant for FTA - Domestic Violence Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** ******************* Incident #: 20176306 Date: Saturday, September 2,2017 Intoxicated Driver S MADISON AVE / E PERSHING Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle on S. Madison Ave. near E State St. for several equipment violations. Officer found the driver to be impaired and placed him under arrest for OVI. The driver was transported on station, processed, charged and released to a sober ride. Officer cleared without incident. Arrested: Desmond M. Page of 771 Y2 N Lincoln Ave. Salem Oh 44460 Charge: OVI CCMC date of 9-5-17 Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** **************** lncident #: 20176305 Date: Saturday, September 2, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 664 E SIXTH ST 3 Complainant: Mlchael McCallister Officer responded to the 600 block of E 6th St for a report of phone harassment. Officer did contact the other subject involved and advised her to cease contact with the complainant. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** **************** Incident #: 20176302 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Traffic Offense 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle for an equipment violation in the 1100 block of E State St. Upon speaking to the driver of the vehicle it was found that he had been driving under suspension. The driver of the vehicle was subsequently issued a citation for Driving Under Suspension (ORC 4510.11) and was given a verbal warning for Plate Light Required with a mandatory court date of 09/05/2017 at CCMC. K9 Simon was deployed on the vehicle and did indicate the presence of narcotic odor emanating from the vehicle, Officers then searched the vehicle but nothing was found. The vehicle was left on private property with the business's permission. Name: Richard A Holbrook Address: 340 N Ellsworth Ave, Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Driving Under Suspension (ORC 4510.11) Ptl C Walla *********************************** ********************* Incident #: 20176300 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Fight 500 BLOCK OF E THIRD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER While on patrol in the 500 block of E Third St officer was flagged down regarding a fight that occurred. Officer did make contact with all involved. The victim of the assault declined to pursue charges. All subjects were advised to go their separate ways. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** ***************** Incident #: 20176293 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Intoxicated Person 200 BLOCK OF N LUNDY Officer on patrol observed an intoxicated subject in the roadway in the 200 block of N. Lundy Ave. Officer summoned medical assistance for the subject and cited him for intoxicated person in the roadway. Officer cleared without incident. Cited: Matthew J. Crowl of 36048 SR 30 Lisbon Ohio 44432 Charge: MM intoxicated in the roadway CCMC date 9-7-17 Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** ********************* Incident #: 20176294 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Assault 2051 OAK ST Complainant: SHIRLEY CATLOS Officers responded to the 2000 block of Oak St for a report of an assault. The complainant advised that the male subject had struck both female subjects at the residence. The female subject had visible marks on her chest and pictures were taken of the injury. The complainant stated the male was recently released from the hospital and was having mental health issues. Officers spoke with the male subject who had several visible injuries on his person. The male subject stated that both female subjects attempted to take his bank card away from him. He attempted to leave the residence and was struck by the female subject. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center for a head injury. The female subjects both wrote voluntary written statements about the incident. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** ****************** lncident #: 20176297 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Assist Other Agency 1011 LIBERTY ST Complainant: LILLIAN BALSEY Officer responded to the 1000 block of Liberty St for a report of suspicious activity. The complainant advised that someone was shining a flash light in a neighbors garage. Upon arrival it was found that the incident was in Perry Townships jurisdiction. Perry Township was notified but officer did check the residence and found everything to be okay. Officer also made contact with a resident of the home. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** ******************* lncident #: 20176288 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Suspicious Activity HAWLEY AVE / E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of Hawley Ave. and E. Sixth St. for a report of fishing line strung across the roadway from pole to pole. Officer cut the line from the poles and disposed of it. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************** ***************** Incident #: 20176290 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 200 BLOCK OF HAWLEY AVE While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation in the 200 block of Hawley Ave. During the stop the K9 officer did respond and K9 Simon was deployed. K9 Simon did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. A probable cause search did yield marijuana and the driver of the vehicle was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for the marijuana. The driver was also given a written warning for the initial violation and officer cleared. Cited: Daniel W. Haschak Address: 427 Pearl St Leetonia, OH 44431 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Ptl D Beeson *********************************** **************************
Saturday, September 02, 2017 08:48 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176280 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Assist Other Agency Officer assisted Columbiana County DTF on a traffic stop. The stop was conducted and the investigation finished. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** **************** lncident #: 20176282 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 181 N HOWARD AVE ARA GOUDY, ASHLEY N 12205 Goshen Rd 21 7 SALEM, OH 44460 Officer on patrol observed a female sitting in a Jeep at the Highlander Laundromat on N. Howard. I did feel there was an active arrest warrant for said female in the Jeep. Officer approached the vehicle owner and asked him on who the female was and he hesitated. Officer made his way to the female who was sitting in the passenger side. Female would not answer simple questions to her name or SSN. She was ultimately identified and taken into custody and transported to Salem PD, booked and later turned over to a Columbiana County Deputy. arrested: Ashley Goudy-Mehno LKA 12205 Goshen RD lot 21 7 Salem, OH 44460 arrest # 17-1 043 parole violation / fail to appear in trafficking in counterfeit drugs. Ptl. Banar901 ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176284 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Recovered Bicycle 434 W STATE ST FD responded to the 400 block of W. State St. to recover a bicycle that was left near a residence. The bicycle was brought back to the PD and placed in the departments recovered bicycles. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176285 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Harassment 1382 S LINCOLN AVE 2 Complainant: MARJORIE MOSER Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of South Lincoln for a report of harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she had been getting unwanted phone calls from a family member. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20176277 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Ambulance Needed 240 W TWELFTH ST Officers along with the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to 240 W. 12th St. for a medical emergency. Upon arrival, officers stood by with medical personnel while they tended to a female subject. Officers gathered information from family members on scene. An elderly adult female was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176276 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 605 DEMING ST Officer on patrol in the 600 block of Deming St observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence. Officer placed a red warning tag on the vehicle to advise the owner that the vehicle parked in the front yard is in violation of a city parking ordinance. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176275 Date: Friday, September 1,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 711 PROSPECT ST Officer on patrol in the 700 block of Prospect St observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence. Officer placed a red warning tag on the vehicle to advise the owner of the parking violation and cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176263 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART UNIT# 2 Driver/Owner NANCY ALTENHOF UNIT# 1 Driver/Owner PATRICA RANDOLPH Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle private property accident. Unit## 1 was parked in the parking lot in row 6, Unit#2 was traveling northbound in row 6 when Unit# 1 backed out of the parking spot and struck Unit# 2. There were no injuries to either driver, both vehicles had minor damage and were driven from the scene. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************* Incident #: 20176274 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Loud Persons 636 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police were summoned to the 600 block of Jennings Ave. in reference to loud persons. Upon making contact and speaking with the host, officers advised him of the complainant and the television was turned down and he advised he would have the guests be quieter. Officers then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************* lncident #: 20176272 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Speak To Officer 243 E STATE ST Complainant: Judson Sanor, Officers spoke with the complainant over a civil issue involving an eviction notice issued by the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Complainant stated that his eviction notice advised that he must be out of the residence by September 7, 2017. However, complainant advised that his land lord was presently inside his residence removing his belongings and had already changed the locks. Officers spoke with the land lord who stated that hewas advised by the Sheriffs Office that he was allowed to change the locks and remove the complainant's belongings. Officers contacted the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office who advised that there was a mix up with the date that was placed on the eviction notice. The land lord was requested by the Sheriff's Office to honor the eviction notice date and allow the complainant to remain at his residence until September 7, 2017. The complainant was advised of the mix up and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** lncident #: 20176271 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Ambulance Needed Complainant: JACKIE Police responded to the bridge on W. State St. The complainant stated that a male subject may have jumped over the side while walking westbound. The complainant did not advise were at on the bridge the male jumped from. Police and FD searched the area under the bridge and nobody was found. Officers cleared. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176270 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 933 N ELLSWORTH AVE ARA CRAMER, DALE A 933 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, OH 44460 1533 Police responded to the 900 block of N. Ellsworth Ave in an attempt to make contact with a male subject with a warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriffs Dept. Officers were able to make contact with the subject at his residence. That subject was taken into custody and transported to the Police Dept. processing. The male was later released to a Columbiana County Sheriffs Dept. Deputy and transported to the jail. Dale A. Cramer 933 N. Ellsworth Ave Salem, OH 44460 Warrant- Fraud- Insufficient Funds / Checks Ptl Osberg ************************************************* Incident #: 20176269 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV S LINCOLN AVE Date: Thursday, Complainant: CARLY ELLIS Officers responded to the 500 block of S Lincoln Ave in reference to a disabled motor vehicle. Due to the close proximity of the complainant's residence, officers were able to help push the complainant's vehicle back to her driveway. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************************
Friday, September 01, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176250 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Possible Scam 2279 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: RICHARD LOBDELL The complainant contacted this department to report mail he received that appeared to be a scam. He advised that he received a letter from an individual stating that he wanted to buy the complainants house. The letter stated that the individual would pay cash and no other outside agencies would be used. Officer followed up with the return address and it returned to the UPS store on E. State St., which is where customer mailboxes are located as well. The complainant later found out that a neighbor received a similar letter but from another name. The incident does clearly appear to be a scam and the complainant advised that he would not contact the individual. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176251 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 326 W SECOND ST Complainant: ROBERT SCOTT Officers responded to the above location for multiple vehicles parked in a private parking lot. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated six vehicles were parked in the businesses parking lot from the chevy dealer ship next door. Officers checked the vehicles they appeared to be dropped off sometime last night. The complainant didn't want the vehicles towed just wanted the dealer ship not to park their vehicles in their parking lot. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** Incident #: 20176252 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Accident No lnjuly Reported 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE VENTRA Unit#2 Driver/ HOLLY DELUCIA, Owner JASON HALL Unit#l Driver/Owner CASTELUCCI RICHARD ANTHON PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l was attempting to back out of a parking space when he backed into Unit#2 who was attempting to leave the parking lot. The driver of Unit#2 advised the same as Unit#l and minor damage was observed to the left rear of Unit#l and left side of Unit#2 at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176253 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1894 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: JOY TULLIS Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging to a motor vehicle. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated sometime overnight unknown subject(s) shattered the back window of their vehicle. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176254 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1364 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: NANElTE TOMAINO, YOUNGSTOWN, OH Officers responded to the above location for a report of a vehicle break-in. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that an unknown subject(s) entered their unlocked vehicle overnight and removed several items from the vehicle. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** Incident #: 20176255 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Assist Other Agency 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: Goshen Twp PD Officers responded to the above location to assist Goshen PD with locating a male subject who left his residence sometime this morning without checking with his family. Officers located the male subject and stood by until Goshen Officers arrived on scene. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176256 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Harassment 1386 S LINCOLN AVE 2 Complainant: ROSEMARY SOX Report of a harassment at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her daughter has been calling and harassing her over personal issues since she got out of the hospital. Complainant advised that she just wanted the incident documented in case there is any further problems. Ptl Miller ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176257 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1125 E STATE ST ARA REITZ, ANNETTE L 131 5 E State St SALEM, OH 44460 This department was requested to check a residence within the city for a female with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. While enroute to the residence, this officer observed a female matching the description as the wanted individual. Contact was made with her in the 1100 blk of E. State St. and it was confirmed that she was the wanted female. The female, identified as Annette L. Reitz, was placed into custody and transported to this department for processing. She was then picked up by a CCSO deputy and transported to the county jail. Arrested: Warrant Annette L. Reitz 1315 E. State St. 1. Illegal use of supplemental benefit program 291 3.46(6) F5 2. Theft 2913.02A2 F5 3. Theft 2913.02A2 M1 Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ************* Incident #: 20176260 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Harassment 1518 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: HANNA MORAN The complainant responded to this department to report harassment via social media. She advised that she had to block instagram messages from a female known to her, due to her constantly receiving messages. She stated that the female in question is now putting inappropriate pictures on instagram. The pictures are not of the complainant, but the comments the female is making are depicting them of being the complainant. Contact will be attempted with the female to have the problems resolved. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176264 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Theft 1166 BENTON RD Complainant: STACY BETTURA Officer responded to 1166 Benton Rd. to speak with the complainant regarding a resident having his bank account compromised by a possible family member. Information was obtained and the matter is under further investigation. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176265 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: GAS SMITH OIL Report of a drive off at the above address. Upon arrival, the employee advised that a Red Ford F150 had pumped $10.00 worth of gas and then left without paying. Officers checked the area for the vehicle and were unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl Miller ************************************************** lncident #: 20176268 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Speak To Officer 1007 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANDREA BADDELEY The complainant responded to this department to report that she and her ex boyfriend separated over a year ago. She advised that he is still continuously using her address as his own even though he hasn't lived there in over a year. She stated that she is still receiving his mail among other things and it is becoming a problem. The complainant was also going to advise the post office of the issue. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** ****** lncident #: 20176249 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Suspicious Vehicle CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND While on patrol officer observed a vehicle parked inside of Centennial Park during restricted hours. Officer made contact with the driver who was identified as a local cab driver who had stopped for a brief break. Officer advised the individual of the park hours and he departed without incident. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ******* lncident #: 20176248 Date: Thursday, August 31,2017 Assist Other Agency SR 62 / SMITH GOSHEN ROAD Complainant: GOSHEN TWP, POLICE K9 Simon was requested by Goshen PD on US 62 at Smith-Goshen Rd. K9 Simon was deployed and assisted in the apprehension of occupants in the vehicle and officer cleared after no longer being needed. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176247 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Recovered Stolen Vehicle WATERWORTH PARK / SUNSET ARA HILL, JEDEDIAH JAMES 347 BROOKFIELD AVE YOUNGSTOWN, OH 44512 Police observed a suspicious vehicle in the north parking lot of Memorial Park. Upon making contact police found it to be occupied by a male subject. Upon checking the registration through LEADS police found that the vehicle was reported as stolen out of Akron. The driver was taken into custody and charged with receiving stolen property and incarcerated in the Columbiana County Jail. The vehicle was towed by Kaiser Towing to be released to the rental company who reported it stolen. arrestee: Jedediah James Hill 347 Brookfield Ave. Youngstown, Ohio 44512 charge: Receiving stolen property F-4 Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176244 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Suspicious Activity Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officers responded to the area of the Broadway Plaza on E. Second St. after the female complainant called to report she overheard a group of juveniles talking about 'jumping somebody. Upon arrival, contact was made with several juveniles who advised that they had a verbal altercation with some other subjects who left the area. Officers also made contact with two subjects in the Speedway lot who also reported a verbal altercation. No physical violence occurred and officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176243 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 MIS- Harassment 406 FRANKLIN ST Complainant: PATRICK TONEY, NILES, OH 44446 Officers responded to the 400 block of Franklin St for a report of harassment. Officers spoke with the complainant (a tenant of the apartment building) who advised that a female tenant who previously lived in the building had since moved to a different location. Another female who was not a tenant had reportedly brought some belongings to the residence prior to other female moving out, and was surprised to find that property had been placed outside of the residence by the complainant per instruction of the landlord who lives out of state. The female individual was reportedly upset that her property was placed outside and had been yelling at the complainant, but she reportedly gathered two boxes of her own belongings and departed before officers arrived. Officer advised the complainant that the incident would be documented and to call the police if the female individual returned and caused further problems. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176241 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 838 PROSPECT ST C Complainant: DENISE LANDFRIED Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Prospect St in regards to a burglary in progress. Complainant advised that she heard someone walking around in the upstairs portion of her residence. Officers entered the residence to check for possible intruders but, after checking the residence nobody was located inside. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176238 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 286 OHIO AVE Officer responded to 286 Ohio Ave. for a report of a dispute. Upon arrival, officer spoke with a female, Kayla Grubb who advised that she was currently in the process of moving out of 286 Ohio Ave. She reports that on yesterday's date of 8/29/2017 a female neighbor from 290 Ohio Ave. was present in her residence and believes stole her medication that was prescribed to her. Ms. Grubb reports that the next door neighbor had told her that she was going to take her medication to sell it for cigarettes. Officer did speak with the next door neighbor who denied the allegations. Ms. Grubb was adamant that the female stole her medication (25pills of Vyvance 40mg) but was not able show proof that the female stole it. She did report several others in the residence as well at the time of her medication being stolen. Information was gathered and an investigation is pending. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** Incident #: 20176237 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 B&E Burglary Reported 861 E SIXTH ST Officers responded to the 800 block of E Sixth St in reference to a burglary report. Victim advised that at some point during the evening, someone had entered her residence through an open window while she was away. She also stated that she believes the intruder to be someone who knows her dogs because they would have attacked someone that the didn't know. Victim advised that the lock on her window was broken, the screen was damaged, and the light was on in her bedroom when she returned home. Victim stated that she doesn't believe anything was taken but, would advise officers if anything comes up missing. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176236 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Theft E WOOD AVE Complainant: JOSEPH BARCEY Police responded to the 1000 block of Homewood Ave for possible idenity theft. The complainant advised he was notified by his bank that his account was used over seas. The complainant was advised to bring in a copy of his statement for the report as well as any other misuses of the account. The complainant was also advised to contact the fraud department for his bank. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176234 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Intoxicated Person 284 E THIRD ST Complainant: HELEN HUGHES Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of E Third St in reference to an intoxicated person. Complainant advised that an intoxicated male urinated in the yard next to her residence while she was outside with a small child. Officers made contact with the subject, who was back at his residence, and advised him of the complaint. The subject was intoxicated and admitting to urinating outside but, advised he didn't do it in front of any children. The subject was advised to cease that behavior and to go inside next time. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176232 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Ambulance Needed Complainant: JOHNATHAN MCCAULEY, NORTON, OH Complainant on station advising he is having some issues and requested to go to the hospital for help. The Salem F.D. and EMT responded and the male subject was transported to the Salem E.R. by KLG Ptl Miller ************************************************** *********** lncident #: 20176231 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Suspicious Person N LUNDY AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to the above area in regards to a suspicious person report. Complainant advised that a male driving a black Chevy truck was driving around the neighborhood looking for drug dealers who recently killed his son. Officer responded and checked the area but, was unable to locate any vehicles matching the description given. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176230 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Child Abuse 490 E EUCLID ST Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of E Euclid Ave in reference to a child abuse report. Complainant advised that the subject was walking down the street and with her son, who is in a wheelchair. Complainant advised that he observed the subject hit her son in the head. Officer made contact with the subject who denied striking her son. She advised that her son has a mental handicap and she was using her hands to keep him from striking her. Officer checked on her son, who did not appear to have any injuries. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Incident #: 20176228 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 623 E THIRD ST 2W Police responded to the 600 block of E. 3rd St for a dispute. The complainant advised that her boyfriend and his son are in a verbal argument thats quickly becoming aggressive. When officers arrived the juvenile had already left the scene. The complainant and her boyfriend both advised that nothing physical had occured between the two. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176227 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 2300 E STATE ST Report of a Mentally Disturb female subject locked inside of her car at the above location. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the female individual and after several attempts to calm her and get her out of her car, she was eventually physically removed from her vehicle by officers. The female subject was placed into the back of the EMT ambulance and transported to the Salem E.R. where she was pinked slipped for her behavior. Ptl Miller ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176226 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Harassment 293 N UNION AVE 1 Complainant: LINDA LAUGHLIN Police responded to the 200 block of N. Union Ave for harassment. The complainant advised that her daughter is getting messages from her EX'S parents. The complainant advised it has continued for sometime now. Police then attempted to make contact with the parents for further investigation. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *******
Thursday, August 31, 2017 07:40 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS AUGUST 31, 2017 lncident #: 20176215 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Suspicious Activity 1240 N CUNNINGHAM RD MOTEL Complainant: SHAWNEE ROHR Officer responded to the 200 block of N Cunningham Rd in regards to a suspicious activity report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the male complainant who advised that he had been walking when he believed a black vehicle had been following him. The male complainant was unable to provide officers with any further description of the vehicle. Officers checked the area for the vehicle but were unable to locate. Ptl C Walla ************************************************ Incident #: 20176216 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Assist Other Agency S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN Officer did assist OSHP with a traffic stop on S Lincoln Ave. Officer assisted and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** Incident #: 20176217 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 536 CEDAR ST Complainant: JACKIE PIRONE Officers responded to the above location for a possible burglary in progress. Complainant advised an alarm indicating someone was attempting to enter her residence went off. Upon arrival, officers checked the residence and did not locate anything signs of attempted entry. The complainant was made aware of officers findings. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** Incident #: 20176218 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Drug Overdose 861 E SIXTH ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of an overdose. Upon arrival, the subject was laying in the front yard conscious and talking. The complainant, who is the subjects girlfriend stated that her boyfriend took around 32 xanax and drank close to a full bottle of liquor. FD and First Responders arrived on scene and the subject was transported to Salem ER for medical attention. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176219 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Road Rage Officer responded to the area of E State St and Lincoln Ave in regards to a report of road rage. Officer checked the area for the vehicle described but was unable to locate any vehicles matching the description. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176226 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Harassment 293 N UNION AVE Complainant: LINDA LAUGHLIN Police responded to the 200 block of N. Union Ave for harassment. The complainant advised that her daughter is getting messages from her EX'S parents. The complainant advised it has continued for sometime now. Police then attempted to make contact with the parents for further investigation. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176222 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Accident Hit / Skip N UNION AVE / E NINTH ST Unit#l Owner KIMBERLY STRABALA HIT SKIP ACCIDENT Unit#l was legally parked in the 800 block of N. Union when an unknown vehicle had knocked the drivers side mirror of the Unit- 1. All information was gathered and the owner was given the report number for his insurance company. Ptl Miller ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20176228 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 623 E THIRD ST 2W Complainant: MISTY PRATER Police responded to the 600 block of E. 3rd St for a dispute. The complainant advised that her boyfriend and his son are in a verbal argument thats quickly becoming aggressive. When officers arrived the juvenile had already left the scene. The complainant and her boyfriend both advised that nothing physical had occured between the two. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176220 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation WOODLAND AVE / MAPLE ST Officers responded to the above location for multiple vehicles parked in a temporary no parking zone due to street repaving. Officers were able to locate all but one of the owners for the vehicles. Only one vehicle was towed from the roadway by Sinsley's Towing. Ptl. M.Wirkner *********************************************** Incident #: 20176221 Date: Wednesday, August 30,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 285 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to the above location for a 91 1 hang up call. Officers made contact with a juvenile male who stated he called and wanted to report his friends bicycle was missing. Officers asked to speak with his parents, the male returned with his mother who stated that his friends mother probably brought the bike in before leaving for work. Officers explained to the male juvenile about calling 911 in non emergency reasons. Officers advised the mother if the neighbors daughters bike was taken to call the police to file a report. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176180 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Assault 750 S BROADWAY AVE BAR/NIGHT CLUB Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 700 block of S Broadway Ave for an assault. The complainant advised that two male subjects had gotten into a slight verbal altercation. The first male subject then struck the other male and then left the business. Officers made contact with the male subject outside the business and the male subject that was still inside the business. First responders and an ambulance was called to the scene to check on the male subject that was struck. The victim advised he did not want to pursue charges and signed a refusal for medical treatment. The other male subject involved was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for disorderly conduct and was called a taxi to transport him and the other subjects to his residence. Cited: Shawn D. Ramsey Sr. Address: 34649 Walnut Ridge Rd., Salineville, Ohio 43945 Charge: Disorderly Conduct city ordinance 509.03 B(2) Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176181 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Suspicious Activity l80 ELM AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 40 block of Elm Ave in regards to a report of suspicious activity. The complainant advised that they observed the female subject urinating in public. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the female in question. The female subject advised that she was just organizing items in her storage locker. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** Incident #: 20176182 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Intoxicated Person 750 S BROADWAY AVE BAR / NIGHT CLUB Officers responded to the 700 block of S Broadway Ave for two intoxicated subjects. The subjects were advised in a previous incident to leave the business and go home. The subjects returned to the business and were advised that if they did not return to their residence immediately they would be arrested. The subjects entered the taxi and left the business. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176183 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Domestic In Progress 939 FRANKLIN AVE ARA FISHER, BOBBI JO 34649 WALNUT RDG SALINEVILLE, OH 43945 8763 ARA RAMSEY, SHAWN DALE 34649 WALNUT RIDGE RD SALINEVILLE, OH 43945 Officers responded to the 900 block of Franklin Ave in regards to a domestic in progress. Officer arrived on scene and located the male and female subject both walking on the sidewalk in the 900 block of Franklin Ave. Officers spoke to both parties who both advised that nothing physical had occurred and that they were just having a verbal altercation. Both subjects were issued warnings for Disorderly Conduct earlier on this date. Both the male and female subject were subsequently placed in under arrest for Disorderly Conduct- Persisting. The female subject was directly transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The male subject was transported back to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing and was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Shawn D Ramsey Sr Address: 34649 Walnut Ridge Rd. Salineville, OH, 43945 Charge: Disorderly Conduct (2917.11 (B) (2)) Arrested: Bobbi J Fisher Address: 34649 Walnut Ridge Rd. Salineville, OH, 43945 Charge: Disorderly Conduct (2917.11 (B) (2)) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176185 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Dog At Large 688 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: MINDY BROWN Officer took a report at the above location for a dog at large. Upon arrival the complainant had the dog secured. Officer contacted animal control who came out and took the dog. It will be at her place of business on Prospect St. to await its owner. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176200 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officer responded to Walmart to take a report of a theft. Walmart Asset Protection advised officer that a male subject stole $81.52 worth of merchandise on 8/28/17. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176199 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officer responded to Walmart to take a report of a theft. Walmart Asset Protection advised officer that a male subject stole over $1,000 worth of merchandise on 8/6/17. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176201 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Identity Theft 1048 E THIRD ST Complainant: DON PAULIN Officer responded to the 1000 block of E Third St for an identify theft report. The complainant advised a company used their bank account to make an unauthorized purchase. The bank was already contact about the incident and they needed a police report on file. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 20176203 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY Officer responded to the 900 block of E State St for a report of a theft. Officer spoke to the complainant who advised that a male pumped $25.00 worth of fuel before leaving without rendering payment. The complainant was issued a report number. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176204 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 220 S UNION AVE Complainant: LORI RUSYN Officers responded to the 200 block of S Union Ave for a breaking and entering report. The complainant advised she did not know when the incident occurred but noticed her window was open in the back of her residence. She advised that her son noticed several items missing a couple of days ago but did not report it. She advised several other items were taken from the home. Officers took pictures of the entry point to the home and advised her to contact the PD if she noticed anything else missing. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176207 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officers responded to the above location for a verbal dispute. Upon arrival, officer spoke with a male subject who advised the dispute was over some rumors from Facebook. The other party involved left the area but was located, and denied being in the verbal dispute. Both parties were advised to not have contact. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** ********* Incident #: 20176208 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Theft 623 E THIRD ST 2E Complainant: RYAN ARMSTRONG Officer responded to the 600 block of E Third St for a report of a possible theft. The complainant advised that he may have left his wallet outside and that it went missing after another group of people were in the area. Officer did make contact with the others present who did consent to their person being searched for the wallet. The subjects did not have the wallet. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176209 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Accidental Damage 866 SOUTHEAST BLVD Officers responded to the 800 block of SE Boulevard for an accidental damage report. A vehicle had swerved off the roadway and struck a mailbox. The vehicle left the scene prior to officers arrival and headed westbound on SE Boulevard. Officers took pictures of the damage and attempted to locate the vehicle. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20176210 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 OVI Arrest 100 BLOCK OF S BROADWAY ARA BRANDON, JOSEPH L 441 CONTINENTAL DR 14 SALEM, OH 44460 Officers initiated traffic stop in the 100 block of S Broadway Ave for a stop sign violation. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and administered field sobriety. The subject was then taken into custody for OVI and transported to the Police Station. The vehicle was towed by Sinsley's towing from the scene. The subject was processed, booked, and issued a citation for OVI and stop sign violation. The male subject was called a taxi to take him to his residence inside the city. Cited: Joseph L. Brandon Jr. Address: 441 Continental Dr, Apt. 14, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a and 4511.19A2b, Failure to obey traffic control device (stop sign) 4511.12A Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** Incident #: 2017621 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: Judson Sanor Officer spoke to male subject on station in regards to a civil issue. The complainant advised that he had recently been evicted from his residence, and he came home to find that there were new locks on his doors. Officer made contact with Columbiana County Sheriffs Office who advised that they had been at the residence on this date and changed the locks. Officer advised the male subject that he would have to contact the Columbiana County Sheriffs Office and resolve the issue with them. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20176212 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Traffic Offense 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officer on patrol performed a random vehicle registration check through LEADS. The registered owner of the vehicle was found to have a suspended drivers license. Officer was then able to confirm that the driver of the vehicle was the registered owner. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle in the 100 block of W State St. The driver/registered owner of the vehicle was subsequently issued a citation for Driving Under Suspension - Twelve Point (ORC 4510.037J) and was given a mandatory court date of 09/05/2017 at CCMC. Officer also confiscated the vehicle's license plates per request of the BMV. The driver of the vehicle did give officers consent to search the vehicle, officers then performed a search of the vehicle but nothing of significance was found. The vehicle was removed from the scene by Sinsley's Towing per request of the registered owner. Cited: Jennifer N Whaley Address: 22 Maplewood Dr. Columbiana, Ohio, 44408 Charge: Driving Under Suspensiot+Twelve Point (ORC 4510.037J) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ******
Wednesday, August 30, 2017 08:28 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176188 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Loud Music From MV 520 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of East 3rd St for a report of loud music from a vehicle. On arrival officers checked the area and could not locate any violations. Officers did speak with a man in the area who was working on a vehicle that had matched the description given. Officers spoke with the man who stated that he had been working on the vehicles audio system. Officers advised the man of the complaint then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176191 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Recovered Bicycle 2307 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 2300 block of East State St for a report of a recovered bicycle. Officers had the FD respond to the scene so they could transport the bike to the station. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176193 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Neighbor Dispute 342 ROOSEVELT AVE Complainant: Bobby Warner Officer responded to the 300 block of Roosevelt Ave. to take a report of a neighbor dispute. The complainant advised officer that he and one of his neighbors have been having an on going dispute for the past three years. The complainant advised officer that his neighbor caused damage to his vehicle and comes onto his property antagonising him. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J .Brooks ************************************************** ***** lncident #: 20176196 Date: Tuesday, August 29,2017 Suspicious Person 578 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 500 block of E. Third St. for a report of several subjects outside being loud and using profanity as school children were being let off the bus. Officers advised the subjects of the complaint and advised them to be courteous of the school children and others in the area. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176178 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 230 CONTINENTAL DR 3 Complainant: ANGELINA WELCH, WATERFORD, NY 12188 Officer responded to the above location for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Complainant stated while she was walking home she believed the vehicle in question was following her. Complainant could only describe the vehicle as red. Officer gave the complainant a transport to a friends residence on Lexington Ave. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176176 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 311 NEWGARDEN AVE A Complainant: CCSO Officers assisted the CCSO with a warrant check in the 300 block of Newgarden Ave. Officer assisted the deputy checking the residence and were advised by a subject the wanted person lived in the basement. Officers used K9 Simon for security and cleared the basement. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **************************************** lncident #: 20176170 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Harassment 589 E THIRD ST Complainant: NICK SENANEFES While on scene for a different incident the complainant made this officer aware of a harassment report. Complainant advised that there was an unknown male driving a black truck making threats towards him. K9 Simon was on scene for the prior incident, and did indicate to the odor of narcotic on a bicycle that the complainant had possession of while walking through the parking lot. A search of a bag that was on the bike was conducted but nothing illegal was located. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176166 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Accident Private Property 2124 E STATE ST WALGREENS DRUG STORE Complainant: WATKINS, RICHARD Unit # 1 Driver/Owner LORILEE HOWE Unit # 2 Driver/Owner RICHARD WATKINS Officer responded to Walgreens parking lot for a motor vehicle accident without injury. Unit # 1 backed into Unit #2. Officer took photos of the damage and provided both parties with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks ***************************************** Incident #: 20176165 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Suspicious Person 600 BLOCK OF E SECOND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was flagged down by a resident in the 600 block of E 2nd St. and advised of a suspicious person. The subject was located and advised not to contact or cause annoyance and alarm to individuals in the public. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************ Incident #: 20176164 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Possible Scam 1924 MAPLE ST A Complainant: PATRICIA DIANTONIO Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a possible scam call. The complainant stated that the hospital had contacted her about winning a vacation. She advised that she had not been to the hospital and did not provide them with any personal information. Officer attempted to make contact with phone number provided but it was disconnected. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************** Incident #: 20176163 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 589 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious vehicle report. Complainant advised there were two male sitting in a vehicle who appeared to be on drugs. Upon arrival, officer located the vehicle and observed the two male subject who appeared to be passed out. First responders were notified. Officers were able to make contact with the subjects who advised they were just sleeping. Both subjects were asked to exit the vehicle and were checked for weapons. Officer located knives on both subjects. K9 Simon was deployed and did indicate to the odor of narcotics. The vehicle was searched and a cane was located within reach of the driver. The cane had a sword like object concealed inside of it. The driver was taken into custody for carrying a concealed weapon. Further search of the vehicle was conducted and marijuana was located on the passenger side of the vehicle. The passenger was given a MM citation for possession by another officer on scene. The driver was transported to this station for the booking process and later transported to county jail by this officer. ARA- Robert J. Mohr 2105 Burbank Ave Youngstown Ohio 44509 Charge - ccw MM Citation - John R. Mohr 174 W. 5th St Salem Ohio 44460 Charge - Possession of Marijuana Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** **** lncident #: 20176162 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Criminal Trespassing 318 S UNION AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 300 block of S Union Ave for a report of possible criminal trespassing. The complainant advised that juveniles were going in and out of a vacant residence. Officer checked the area but the juveniles had since left the area. A note was left for the zoning department to make sure the residence was secured. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************* Incident #: 20176161 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Animal Complaint 1061 E THIRD ST Complainant: VIKI Kearns Officer responded to the 1000 block of E. Third St. for a report of several dogs in the back yard of a residence that have been left outside for several days and won't stop barking. Officer made contact with a female subject at the residence and advised her of the complaint. The female subject was given a verbal warning for the noise complainant and advised if officers have to return she would be cited. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** Incident #: 20176156 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 201 S LINCOLN AVE CONVENlENCE STORE Officer responded to Quaker Village store to take a report of a dispute that had taken place. A store employee advised officer that a known male subject came into the store to purchase alcohol. The employee advised officer that the male subject seen that she was working, made several inappropriate statements to her and left. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** ****
Tuesday, August 29, 2017 08:51 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176158 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 436 E SECOND ST C Complainant: HOPE CUTLIP Officers checked a suspicious person that may have picked up a juvenile at a bus stop. The event appeared suspicious and the complainant stopped them as they walked east on Third St. from the 400 blk. and called police. Upon arrival parties were identified and after a short investigation it was determined that the male did know the boy and the father of the boy had asked the man to babysit. The parents were working and the male was to watch the boy until the parents could get home. Banar901 ************************************************* Incident #: 20176152 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Accident Private Property 1712 S LINCOLN AVE A B C SALEM HEADSTART Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Private property accident no OH-1 Officer(s) responded to the 1700 block of South Lincoln for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been traveling through the parking lot when it was struck by the mirror on unit # 2. The driver of unit # 2 stated that he had started to back up when his mirror touched the bedside on unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 / owner / William Blythe driver / Lisa Blythe vehicle / 2014 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / Community Action Agency driver / William Pritchard Ptl R Keister ************************************************ lncident #: 20176151 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: MELISSA BRINK Officer took a report on station for harassment via social media. The complainant advised that her daughter is making fake Facebook accounts and harassing her. Officer advised the complainant that contact would be made with the other involved and advise her to cease and desist all forms of harassment. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** lncident #: 20176146 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Fraud 1390 S LINCOLN AVE 5 Complainant: JANET EXLINE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of fraud. Upon arrival, the complainant received a letter that contained a check that she was instructed to cash. The complainant requested to know if it was a scam and officer assured her it was. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ Incident #: 20176145 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Accident No Injury Reported W PERSHING ST / RAIL ROAD CROSSING Complainant: Driver: RYAN MILLER, KENSINGTON, OH Owner: SOUTHERN, NORFOLK Police responded to the above area for a one vehicle accident. It was advised that a Norfolk Southern Railroad truck backed into an electric poll that was in the area. Upon police arrival officer spoke with the individual who advised he was attempting to back up to load some asphalt and struck the poll. Officer advised for Ohio Edison to come look at the poll. Also there was damage to a plastic poll which was hiding electric wiring to a ware house on W. Pershing St. Officer documented the damaged with photographs and issued a report number. Officer had dispatch attempt to find a name at that address to let them know the poll was damaged. Dispatch was unable to do so due to no name being listed. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176143 Date: Monday, August 28,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 327 FAIR AVE 1/2 Complainant: REX CURTIS Officer spoke with complainant who advised me that a Cavalier had parked on the street in the same space since Friday the 25th. Officer placed a 48 hr notice warning on the window. Banar901 *********************************************** Incident #: 20176142 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Suspicious Activity 1374 S LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to 1374 S. Lincoln Ave. for a report of a male subject inside a dumpster. Upon arrival, contact was made with a male subject who was exiting the fenced in area around the dumpster. The male subject, who does reside at an apartment at 1374 S. Lincoln Ave. advised that he accidentally threw away his laundry money and was looking for it in his trash he had thrown away. He was identified and sent on his way. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176141 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Ambulance Needed 156 N MADISON AVE Police responded to the 100 block of N. Madison in reference to a complaint of persons yelling. Upon arrival police found that a female victim had accidentally slammed her finger in the door, causing a small laceration and bruising. Salem FD first responders and an ambulance arrived to check on the injury. Female refused transport to ER advising she would transport herself. All personnel then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************************** Incident #: 20176139 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Theft 861 E SIXTH ST Complainant: WILLIAM HIVELY Officer responded to the 800 block of E Sixth St where the resident reported that some person(s) had removed valuables from the residence sometime between late June and the time of complaint. Officer gathered information and will follow up. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** lncident #: 20176138 Date:Sunday, August 27,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A COMMUNITY CENTER Officers responded to the 1000 block of N Ellsworth Ave where a syringe had been found. Officers disposed of the syringe in a sharps container. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** lncident #: 20176137 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Speak To Officer Officers responded to the Circle of Care located at 1985 E. Pershing St. to speak with male complainant, Virgil Boggess, who advised that staff of the facility will not let him leave. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that he has been a resident at their facility since last Tuesday and that he doesn't feel comfortable at their facility and thinks that they are going to hurt him. Complainant further requested for officers to contact an ambulance to be transported across the roadway to the hospital. Offices explained to the complainant that he could not be released from the Circle of Care unless released by a Dr. or his medical power attorney signs him out. The complainant did speak with his Pastor via cell phone who was able to talk him into going back inside the facility. Officers cleared the scene after escorting the complainant back into the facilities. Officer was able to later make contact with complainant's niece, whom has medical power attorney over the complainant. Officer made her aware of the incident. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176135 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1125 E STATE ST Officer responded to Circle K East located at 1125 E. State St. for a report of juveniles banging on a dumpster behind the business. Upon arrival nobody was found around the dumpster. Officer did briefly speak with four subjects in the 400 block of Woodland Ave. who were at Circle K and admitted to being around the dumpster but stated that they were not hitting it. They were sent on their way and officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176134 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check ARA SCHNADER, CHRISTIE LYN 837 E THIRD ST C SALEM, OH Female subject on station to turn herself in, reference an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The warrant was confirmed and she was taken into custody where she was processed and released to the C.C.S.O. Arrested: Christie L. Schnaderl 410 Benton RD. Lot 15 Salem Ohio 44460 Warrant Larceny Ptl Miller ************************************************** ******
Monday, August 28, 2017 08:45 AM -0500 lncident #: 20176135 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check ARA SCHNADER, CHRISTIE LYN 837 E THIRD ST C SALEM, OH 44460 Female subject on station to turn herself in, reference an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The warrant was confirmed and she was taken into custody where she was processed and released to the C.C.S.O. Arrested: Christie L. Schnaderl 410 Benton RD. Lot 15 Salem Ohio 44460 Warrant Larceny Ptl Miller ********************************************* Incident #: 20176126 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Speak To Officer 1294 E THIRD ST Complainant: Michelle Shingleton The complainant responded to this department to report that she and her live in boyfriend had an argument this morning. She advised that the argument began verbal, but then a minor altercation took place. Officers obtained statements from both parties involved. The prosecutor on call was contacted and the matter will be sent for review for possible charges. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************* Incident #: 20176127 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Harassment 2586 E STATE ST C RESTAURANT Complainant: CHARLENE THEISS Officers spoke with a complainant who stated that her juvenile daughter has been getting harassed by two other female subjects. Officers spoke with both parties involved, the argument started with an instagram video. Officers advised both parties to stay away from each other and both parties complied without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************************** lncident #: 20176129 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Harassment 1270 SOUTHEAST BLVD 41 Complainant: AMANDA SWANSON Report of harassment at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her ex-boyfriend has been texting her and she has a protection order against him. This officer spoke with the ex-boyfriend and advised him of the complaint and to cease his actions. He advised that he was just texting to check on his daughter as he was concerned for her welfare. This officer did advise that he spoke to all the children at the residence and they all appeared to be ok. He agreed to cease his actions and to discontinue the texts. Ptl Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20176130 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 565 FRANKLIN ST F Police responded to the apartments in the 500 block of Franklin Ave for a dispute over property. Two separate parties started an argument over a couple bicycles that supposedly belong to another individual. Both parties were dealt with and the supposed owner took his bike. Ptl Osberg ******************************************** lncident #: 20176131 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2401 E STATE ST A GROCERY Police responded to Giant Eagle parking lot for two elderly males that got into a confrontation over a handicap parking spot. One male followed the other party into the store causing a dispute and then throwing his cane. The subject that started the incident had already left the scene before officers had arrived. Officers were unable to receive information on that subject except that he drove a newer silver sedan. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20176125 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Assist Perry Pol ice 1573 GRANT AVE Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE 21 98 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM Police assisted Perry Twp. Police at a residence on Grant St. in reference to a male that was having a bad reaction to illicit drugs. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176124 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OHIO STATE HIGHWAY, PATROL LISBON Police assisted and OSP unit on station with an OVI suspect. After processing the suspect was released to a sober driver. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** ******** Incident #: 20176123 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Road Rage 1125 E STATE ST B Complainant: MICHELLE NOBLE Complainant responded to Salem PD due to a male individual reportedly following her in a vehicle. The complainant advised that she had started to go past the right side of the other vehicle in the 1100 block of E State St after it signaled a left turn. The other vehicle reportedly swung wide going right before turning left, and the complainant activated the horn. The driver of the other vehicle then followed the complainant, who drove to the PD and called 911. Officer waved the other vehicle over as it was driving by the PD and obtained a similar description of events, with the other driver acknowledging that the complainant passing on the right and nearly striking his vehicle had upset him. The individual stated there was no further problem and departed after officer cautioned against road rage and suggested calling police instead. Officer advised the complainant that due to the width of the street, passing on the right of a vehicle turning left along on E State St is a common practice, however if it results in an accident, the person passing on the right is typically at fault. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20176122 Date: Sunday, August 27,2017 Harassment 674 E SIXTH ST 2 Complainant: ANDREA KINNEY Complainant came on station and reported that she is being harassed and threatened on her phone by a subject she does not even know. Police contacted the suspect who advised that the complainant and her boyfriend threatened a couple of friends of his and he decided to take care of the problem. Police advised the suspect to have his friends contact police if they feel threatened and in the future to not contact the complainant by text or phone. He advised he would have no more contact with the complainant. Police advised the complainant should she and her boyfriend be threatening the couple that the suspect was talking about, to stop their actions also. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************************************** Incident #: 20176118 Date: Saturday, August 26,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A Walmart Complainant: NANCY MCKENZIE ARA MILLICAN, MISTY ROSE 5256 SALEM UNITY RD SALEM, OH 44460 Police responded to an E. State ST. business in reference to a female subject they had caught shoplifting. Female was taken into custody, transported to the Salem PD for processing and then incarcerated in the Columbiana County Jail pending the posting of bond or her arraignment in CCMC on 08/28/2017. ARRESTEE Misty Rose Millican 5256 Salem Unity Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 charge: Theft M-1 Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** Incident #: 20176117 Date: Saturday, August 26,2017 Intoxicated Driver W STATE ST / GEORGETOWN RD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to W State St for a report of a possible intoxicated driver. The caller was still on the line with dispatch and officer was able to locate and follow the vehicle eastbound on E State St. Officer did not observe any violations, however the caller indicated the vehicle had been observed left of center. A traffic stop was conducted for reasonable suspicion based on totality of circumstances. Officer did not observe any indicators of impaired driving while talking with the driver and the individual admitted he had been using his cell phone while driving, resulting in some drifting in his lane prior to entering the City. Officer warned of the dangers and requested the individual be more cautious when driving. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176116 Date: Saturday, August 26,2017 Harassment 244 PARK AVE Complainant: JESSICA CROSS A female subject came to the Police Dept. for a harassment. The female advised that her mother and ex have been sending her messages on Facebook using someone else's name. The female advised that she believes this due to her mother and ex driving past her residence yelling obscenities as well as doing so at her daughters school events. The complainant was advised what to do if any further incidents occur. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176115 Date: Saturday, August 26,2017 Neighbor Dispute 849 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: JESSICA SCHULTZ Officers responded to the above location in reference to a neighbor dispute. Contact was made with the complainant , who advised that her neighbor had a vehicle parked on her side of the lot. Officers attempted to make contact with the neighbor , who officers observed in the house but they refused to answer to door. The complainant was advised to contact he landlord. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************** lncident #: 20176112 Date: Saturday, August 26,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress] 237 ROSE AVE Complainant: JANET BEILING Officers responded to the 200 block of Rose Ave for a possible burglary in progress. The caller had observed the front door of the residence standing open, and another individual thought they heard someone inside. K-9 Argo was deployed and cleared the interior of the residence. Nothing appeared to be missing or out of order. The residence was secured after being checked. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ****
Sunday, August 27, 2017 06:09 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176102 Date: Saturday, August 26,2017 Ambulance Needed 452 PARK AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a man down in the drive-way. Officers arrived along with the Salem fire dept. first responders and the individual was found to be unresponsive. The first responders performed CPR until EMT ambulance arrived. The individual was ultimately transported to the Salem Regional medical center. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** Incident #: 20176103 Date: Saturday, August 26, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 709 E THIRD ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of a broken window. Officers located the window, only the glass was broken, the screen and the window frame were still intact, photographs were taken of the scene. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************************** lncident #: 20176108 Date: Saturday, August 26, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) W STATE (900 BLOCK) Complainant: PATTY MURPHY Officer responded to the 900 block of W State St, for reported lines down. Officer arrived and spoke with the complainant who pointed out the wire. Salem FD responded also to check the wire and reported it not to be a danger. Officers cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176110 Date: Saturday, August 26, 2017 Civil Matter 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: STEVEN GOODMAN Police responded to the 700 block of Southeast Blvd for a dispute. The complainant stated that the intoxicated female that lives down stairs stole his hat and phone. Officers made contact with the female who advised she did not have the items. The female let officers check her apartment and the items were not observed. Officers then cleared. Ptl Osberg ************************************************** Incident #: 20176111 Date: Saturday, August 26,2017 Accident Private Property S LINCOLN AVE / SOUTHEAST STREET Complainant: JORDAN SHEPPARD A female subject came to the Police Dept. to report a hit skip accident. While traveling southbound on S. Lincoln Ave near Southeast Blvd, the complainant advised she stopped behind a UPS truck. When the driver of the UPS truck pulled over with his four ways on to make a delivery the complainant went around. The complainant stated that while going around the truck a black Buick four door traveling northbound struck her driver side mirror and kept going. The complainant pulled over to wait for the other vehicle to return and it never did. The only damaged observed was the driver side mirror. Ptl Osberg ********************************************* Incident #: 20176095 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Intoxicated Person 1680 S LINCOLN AVE GAS STATION Officers responded to the Super USA Food Store located at 1680 S. Lincoln Ave. for a report of an intoxicated male subject. Upon arrival, the subject was found to have left the area on foot. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate. Officers cleared. . Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************ lncident #: 20176094 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Suspicious Odor 500 BLOCK OF N Lincoln Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer responded to the 500 block of N Lincoln Ave for a report of a suspicious burning odor. Officer checked throughout the adjoining alleys and was unable to detect any strange odors at that time. Officer will periodically make subsequent patrols through the area. Sgt B Slider *********************************************** Incident #: 20176093 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 150 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: (juvenile complainant) Officer was originally dispatched to 150 W. 7th St. to speak with a female juvenile complainant in reference to telephone harassment. Upon arrival, contact was made with the juvenile complainant's grandparents whom are the legal guardians of the complainant. They advised that their granddaughter was at a residence in the 1400 block of S. Lincoln Ave. Office cleared and responded to the S. Lincoln Ave. address and made contact with the juvenile complainant. Upon speaking with her she advised that she and her ex-boyfriend with whom she has an infant child with recently had broken up and that her ex-boyfriends mother keeps harassing her via phone. Complainant reports that her ex-boyfriend's mother keeps threatening that she is going to take her baby, which is her granddaughter from her. I advised the complainant that she would have no legal right to take the baby from her. She did show officer several messages but none of which corroborated the complainant's statement. The complainant advised that she does want her ex- boyfriend and his mother to be apart of her child's life but wants the harassment to stop. After clearing I did contact the other half via phone and advised her of the complaint. Upon making contact she advised that she has already blocked the complainant from her phone and that she would not be contacting her anymore. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************* lncident #: 20176092 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Neighbor Dispute 144 S UNION AVE Complainant: STACY DAVIDSON Police responded to the 100 block of S. Union Ave for a neighbor dispute. The complainant advised that her neighbor is playing his music too loud. When the complainant asked her neighbor, who was allegedly being disorderly at the time, to turn the music down, it started an argument between them. Officers heard no noise violations but requested they be sure to keep music volume level down to prevent further problems and that both parties have no contact with each other throughout the night. Officers then cleared once both parties stated they understood. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************ Incident #: 20176091 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 821 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 800 block of E Pershing St to assist officers that were on scene working security at the nearby football game. The officer were in contact with a male individual on the side of the street who was having an episode and requesting medical assistance. Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance personnel were already on scene due to the football game, and Salem PD dispatch summoned a second ambulance. A KLG unit responded and transported the individual to Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176090 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Unauthorized Use of MV 1269 CEDAR RIDGE DR Complainant: DEBRA CEHRS Officer responded to 1269A Cedar Ridge Dr. to speak with female complainant Debra Cehrs in reference to authorized use of a motor vehicle. Upon arrival, complainant advised that her daughter in law took her white 2007 Chevy Equinox approx. three weeks ago with permission and it has not been returned. complainant advised that her daughter in law does have a key for the vehicle and also was paying insurance for the vehicle. She states she and her son have attempted to make contact with her to tell her to return the vehicle but they are not able to make contact. Information was gathered and investigation is pending. Officer did attempt to make contact with the female but there was no answer. a voice mail was left. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20176089 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Dog at Large 834 N ELLSWORTH AVE A resident in the 800 block of N Ellsworth Ave reported a dog had followed one of their children up N Ellsworth Ave. The tag number was used to trace the owner to a W Fifth St address. Officer responded to W Fifth St and made contact with the dogs owner who was already outside looking for it. The owners husband was also out in the car trying to locate the dog. Officer responded to the N Ellsworth address and advised the individuals that the dogs owner would be responding to retrieve it shortly, and several minutes later the dog was reunited with it's owners. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** Incident #: 20176088 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Suspicious Person 818 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: Jonathan Baddeley Complainant reported that an individual(s) had been recorded on surveillance video on the complainants front porch, looking in the windows of the residence earlier this morning. The individual was subsequently identified and officer made contact. Officer learned that the individual had gone to the residence in question to meet out front with another parent who lives in the area, and that he was assisting the individual in finding a nearby location that they were walking to with their children. The individual went to meet this person near the complainants house, but when this person was not outside, the individual assumed the meeting point was in front of the individuals house, and therefore walked up, knocked on the door and subsequently went to the window to try to contact someone. Officer had obtained information from four different sources, along with the surveillance video images, and all of the explanations were similar. The incident appeared to be a legitimate mix up, with no criminal intentions. Officer advised the complainant that extra patrols would be conducted in the area. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** ****
Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:38 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS AUGUST 26, 2017 ################################### ######### Incident #: 20176083 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Speak To Officer 565 FRANKLIN ST F Police responded to the 500 block of Franklin Ave. for a possible stolen bike. The juvenile complainant advised that he had found the frame of his bike and some of the parts were put on other bikes. Police were unable to make contact at the residence where the bikes were found. When officers spoke with the juveniles mother she was able to describe the exact description of the bike. The juvenile was able to recover most of his property. Further investigation pending. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************* lncident #: 20176081 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Accidental Damage 491 E FOURTH ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of a vehicle striking a street sign. Officers spoke with a male subject who stated a sign was laying on the ground so he put the sign back up. The sign was undamaged but was very loose in the ground, Officers advised the Road Department of the sign. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************************** Incident #: 20176079 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Power Outage Report of a power outage in the above area. Upon arrival, a transformer was on fire and the Salem F.D. responded. This officer and the F.D. provided traffic control until Ohio Edison arrived on scene and fixed the transformer. Ptl Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20176077 Date: Friday, August 25,2017 Audible Alarm 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: SHELBA NEWCOMER Officer responded to the above location for a car alarm going off. Complainant advised that the alarm has gone several times in a short period of time. Upon arrival, officer met with the owner of the vehicle who advised that it must be something wrong with the wiring. The owner also advised the vehicle did not appear to be tampered with. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** Incident #: 20176076 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Domestic In Progress 535 COLUMBIA ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a domestic in progress. Complainant, who lives in the area advised he heard a female yelling for help. Upon arrival, officers made contact at the possible location and spoke with an adult male and two juveniles. All three advised that nothing occurred at their residence and they did not hear anyone yelling. Officers did a safety check the residence and did not locate anyone else that could of been involved. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** lncident #: 20176075 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Arrest VINE AVE / E THIRD ST ARA JACKSON, JAMES E 214 HAWLEY AVENUE SALEM, OH 44460 Officer initiated a traffic stop on E Third St near Vine Ave for a marked lanes violation. The driver of the vehicle was found to be intoxicated and was administered field sobriety. The driver was taken into custody for OVI and his vehicle was left legally parked on E Third St. The male subject was transported to the Salem Police Department where he was processed and booked. The male subject was issued a citation and then released into his wife's custody. Arrested: James Jackson Address: 214 Hawley Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a and 4511.19Al h, Failure to Drive in Marked Lanes ORC 4511.33A1 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20176074 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Unattended Fire 627 N LINCOLN AVE 1/2 Officer was on routine patrol in the 600 block of N Lincoln Ave and noticed an unattended fire. The male subject advised he was watching the fire from the upstairs apartment and he was advised that he needed to be at the fire. The fire department was called to the scene and due to the multiple violations they extinguished the fire. The male subject was given a warning for the burning violation and advised of the city ordinances. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176073 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Traffic Offense N BROADWAY AVE / E SECOND ST While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for traffic violation. During the stop the driver did give consent to search the vehicle. Nothing of significance was located and the driver was given a written warning for the offense. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ Incident #: 20176071 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 116 E FOURTH ST ARA NOBLE, MICHAEL A 385 UNION ST WASHINGTONVILLE, OH 44490 While checking the area of an intoxicated male subject, officer observed a male subject who appeared to be intoxicated, being assisted by another male to his residence. Officer made contact with both males. The intoxicated male had active warrants out of this county. While with the subject in question, he advise he fell several times. First responders arrived on scene to check the male subject. The subject in question did advise first responders that his chest was hurting, but did refuse medical transport and stated he was okay. The subject was taken into custody and was directly transported by this officer to county jail. ARRESTED: Micheal A. Noble, 116 E. 4th St., Salem Oh 44460 Charge- Warrant Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176070 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Intoxicated Person 175 W STATE ST Officer was advised by a motorist of a possible intoxicated subject that was in the roadway near N. Howard and Second St. After checking the area,subject was located in the 300 block of North Ellsworth Ave. See Complaint 20176071 for further information. Officer Shafer ********************************************* lncident #: 20176069 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 238 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 200 block of S. Lincoln Ave. for a report of a dispute. Upon officer arrival the complainant was gone. The other party involved was a male subject who is the property owner. The male subject advised that the complainant is in the process of being evicted and is unhappy. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** lncident #: 20176067 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 234 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: Roger Weikart Officers responded to the above location for a dispute. Complainant advise that a known male was arguing with him over money that was owed to him from recent work that was done. Upon arrival, both parties advised there were no threats made and nothing physical occurred. Officers advised both parties that this matter was a civil matter and no crime has been committed. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ Incident #: 20176065 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1886 WHINNERY RD Complainant: LINDA SMITH Officer responded to the above location for a dispute. Complainant advised a tan car is driving down the road yelling at the juvenile neighbors. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant along with the neighbor who advised she is the legal guardian of the juveniles in question. The guardian advised that the vehicle in question belonged to the juveniles biological mother. The guardian along with the juveniles advised there were no threats made but she was yelling obscenities at them. The guardian also advised the female in question is not wanted at her residence. Officer advised he would attempt contact with the female and advise her not to come to the residence or she could face criminal trespass charges. Officer also advised the guardian of the process for applying for a protection order. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176062 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Runaway / Missing 2436 LEXINGTON AVE A Officer on patrol responded to a reported missing juvenile in the 2400 block of Lexington Ave. Officer, while conducting the initial investigation, was made aware of the juveniles location by a concerned neighbor. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************************** lncident #: 20176061 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Speak To Officer 631 W STATE ST Complainant: THOMAS LOGAN Officer responded to the 600 block of W State St to speak with a male complainant regarding water and mud on a city alley. The complainant advised that a water truck had dumped some water and mud near his business. The complainant was advised that he could call and speak with the city the following day to submit a complaint. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************* Incident #: 20176059 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR A Complainant: KAITLYN HORSLEY Officers responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr. to take a report of a dispute that had previously taken place. The complainant advised officers that her and her husband had gotten into an argument and he broke several objects in the house. Officers advised both parties involved to remain separated for the evening. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************* Incident #: 20175992 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2900 E STATE ST Unit # 1 Driver: KELLY BLACKBURN - Owner: ANTHONY BLACKBURN , BOARDMAN, OH UNIT # 2 Driver/Owner: CHRISTIE FELGER , WASHINGTONVILLE, OH Two Vehicle Accident. Unit # 1 was traveling westbound on SR 14 (E. State St.) and attempted to make a left hand turn into the Walmart parking lot. Unit # 2 was traveling eastbound on SR 14 and was continuing straight. Unit # 1 turned left directly in the path of Unit # 2, causing Unit # 2 to strike Unit # 1. Both vehicles sustained major damage and both drivers were transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt. D. Green *****************************************
Friday, August 25, 2017 08:43 AM -0500 Incident #: 20176050 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Assist Other Agency 610 E F OURTH ST Officer(s) assisted agent from ICE with checking several locations inside of the city. Ptl R Keister EDITOR NOTE: "ICE" is U.S. IMMIGRATION and CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT (ICE.gov) ******************************************* Incident #: 20176044 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Structure Fire 1402 S LINCOLN AVE 2 Complainant: SFD Complainant: PAUL OWEN Officers and the fire department responded to the 1400 block of S Lincoln Ave for a possible structure fire. The complainant advised that the hot water heater was smoking and it smelled liked something was burning. The fire department checked the residence and cut the power to the hot water heater and advised the complainant to contact maintenance ASAP. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************************** lncident #: 20176045 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Animal Complaint 781 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: STEVEN CRAMER Officer responded to the 700 block of S Lincoln Ave for an animal complaint. The complainant advised they had a bat inside their residence and needed assistance to get it removed. The complainant called dispatch soon after and advised they were able to remove the animal by themselves. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************** lncident #: 20176046 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Speak To Officer 185 E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer responded to the 100 block of E Sixth St in regards to a speak to officer report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who advised that there has been drug activity going on in the area. Officer advised that they were already aware of the situation and that they would keep an extra watch in the area. Officer also advised the complainant to contact the Police Department if they witness any activity. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20176048 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Accident Private Property 1450 JENNINGS AVE Owner/Driver JOSEPH GERBERRY, ST COLUMBIANA, OH Officer was flagged down for a vehicle in a ditch. Upon officer arrival officer spoke with the operator who advised he was turning into the driveway and cut it to sharp causing him to go into the ditch. There was no noticeable damage done to the vehicle. Officer did issue a report number if there was later found to be damages to the vehicle. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************************* Incident #: 20176051 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Civil Matter 2140 MONROE ST Complainant: GEOFF GOLL Officer(s) responded to the 2000 block of Monroe St for a reported dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant was upset due to the fact that a tree service had cut several limbs off his tree to allow clearance for power lines. Officers spoke with the employees of the tree service who stated they are contracted by the power company to do the work. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************* lncident #: 20176054 Date:Thursday, August 24,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: Rebecca Panezott Unit #1 Owner/Driver MARY WILLIAMS Unit #2 Owner/Driver Rebecca Panezott Police responded to the above address for a two vehicle accident with no injuries. Upon police arrival officer had the vehicles move to a nearby empty lot to conduct the investigation. Upon officers investigation it was found that Unit 1 who was traveling east, on East State St ran into the rear of Unit #2 who was also going east causing minimal damages to both vehicles. Officer issued a report number for the insurance company's and documented the damages with photographs. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************************** Incident #: 20176055 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 Civil Matter 165 W FOURTH ST Complainant: LINDA FULLUM Complainant on station in regards to a civil matter. The complainant advised that the court informed her to stay away from the above stated location but she had heard we could take her there. Officer informed the complainant to continue to abide by Columbiana County Municipal Court instructions. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************** lncident #: 20176056 Date: Thursday, August 24,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 759 E SIXTH ST Complainant: JAMES PRICE Officer(s) responded to the 700 block of East 6th St for a reported B&E. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to him may have entered the residence without his permission. Officers advised the complainant that a extra watch would be placed on the area. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* lncident #: 20176025 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Stolen Bicycle 1247 MAPLE ST Complainant: NICOLE McFARLAND An officer responded to the 1200 block of Maple St. to take a report of a theft. The complainant advised that someone stole her daughter's bicycle sometime last night. A description of the bicycle was provided and the complainant was provided with a copy of the report number. Officers did locate the bicycle several days earlier and had it placed in the department's recovered property. The bicycle was returned to the complainant. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************** lncident #: 20176032 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute 309 W THIRTEENTH ST Officers responded to the 300 block of W Thirteenth St for a civil dispute. A repossession company advised dispatch that a vehicle was stolen from a car lot but it was later found that the company wanted officers to locate the vehicle so it could be repossessed. The company was advised that it was a civil issue and not a criminal matter. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20176035 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Civil Matter 585 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: THOMAS PAPIC Officer responded to the 500 block of Columbia St for a civil matter. The complainant advised he was having problems with his landlord and wanted a report on file about an incident that occurred several hours prior. The complainant was advised to contact the police department immediately if another incident occurred. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** lncident #: 20176037 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Ambulance Needed 610 PROSPECT ST Officer and first responders responded to the 600 block of Prospect St for a medical call. A juvenile was having an ongoing medical problem and the parent signed a refusal for treatment. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* Incident #: 20176038 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a report of a single car private property accident. Complainant advised the vehicle in question struck a light pole. Upon arrival, officer spoke with complainant who advised the vehicle in question left prior to officer arriving. Officer did check the pole, and found no structural damage only minor scrapes. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ Incident #: 20176041 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Harassment 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Officer responded to the above location for a harassment report. Complainant advised that she is receiving unwanted text message from a known female who lives out of state Officer advised the complainant to save all message and do not respond to the unwanted messages. Officer also explained the process for applying for a protection order. Ptl. D. Young ******************************************** Incident #: 20176042 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION ARA MARCUM, TRENT A 410 BENTON RD 15 SALEM, OH 44460 While on patrol officer observed a male subject with a known active warrant out of this county, exiting a vehicle at the above location. Officer made contact with the subject in question. The warrant was confirmed and the male was taken into custody. The driver of the vehicle did give verbal consent to search the vehicle. A search was conducted and nothing illegal was located. The driver was advised he was free to go. The subject in custody was transported to this station for the booking process, and later released to CCSO. Arrested: Trent A. Marcum 10740 W. Pine Lake Rd Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Warrant- Receiving Stolen Property Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ lncident #: 20176043 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Traffic Offense 2300 BLOCK OF A SOUTHEAST BLVD Officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of the above location for an equipment violation. The driver was given a verbal warning for the violation. The driver did give verbal consent to search the vehicle. A search was conducted and nothing illegal was located. Ptl. D. Young **********************************************
Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:46 AM -0500 ************************************************** lncident #: 20176024 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Check Well Being 2020 MONROE ST 89 Officer(s) responded to the 2000 block of Monroe to check on the welfare of a city resident. On arrival officers made contact with the person in question and spoke with him. After speaking with the man he agreed to go to the ER for evaluation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************************** lncident #: 20176021 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Harassment 284 E FOURTH ST Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officers responded to the 200 block of East 4th St for a report of harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he had been receiving unwanted calls from a person known to him. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************************** lncident #: 20176010 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Distraught / Upset Person 1184 E STATE ST Police responded to the area of E. State St. and Union Ave. in reference to a subject walking down the sidewalk yelling about shooting people. Police located the subject near park and spoke with him. He advised he had his headphones on and was listening and singing along to a RAP song. He was checked for warrants and advised not to sing so loudly. An OSP unit stopped and advised he had observed the individual singing also. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************** lncident #: 20176014 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Medical Problem / Assist WASHINGTON AVE Officer responded to the 200 block of Washington Ave for a medical alert. A resident inside had fallen and was unable to get up. Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded and the individual was subsequently transported to Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************************* lncident #: 20176016 Date: Wednesday, Disabled / Stuck MV S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING ST While on patrol, officer located a disabled vehicle at the above stated location. Officer stood by for traffic control until the vehicle was removed by Sinsleys Towing. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************* Incident #: 20176017 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Domestic In Progress 1270 SOUTHEAST BLVD 41 Oficer(s) responded to the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd for a reported domestic dispute in progress. On arrival officers spoke with one of the persons involved. The female stated that the father of her child had showed up and began yelling at her over the childs schooling. The complainant stated further that during the argument she had been pushed by both the father of her child and his sister and that they had left the area prior to offices arriving on scene. Officers provided the female with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176018 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Criminal Trespassing 144 ROSE AVE Complainant: KELLY ANDERSON Officer responded to the above address for a trespassing report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant who advised that a male individual came into her yard and interacted with her dog who she had out side. The complainant didn't have any further information on the male just that she wanted a report on file in case there were further incidents. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************ lncident #: 20176019 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 200 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Complainant: DAWN RIEMENSCHNEIDER Complainant on station to report striking a vehicle near the above stated location on 08/22/17 around 1430hrs. The complainant advised she was traveling westbound in the 200 block of E. State St and her passenger mirror struck the driver mirror of a blue mini van. The complainant advised she was unable to make the report at the time. Officer will attempt to locate the owner of the blue mini van. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************** lncident #: 20176020 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Suspicious Activity While on patrol officers were flagged down and advised of possible illegal drug activity in the city. Officers advised the complainant that the information would be passed onto the DTF. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176021 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Harassment 284 E FOURTH ST Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of East 4th St for a report of harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he had been receiving unwanted calls from a person known to him. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************* Incident #: 20176023 Date: Wednesday, August 23,2017 Accident Private Property 2401 E STATE ST F GIANT EAGLE PARK1NG LOT Complainant: MARY MANNING Complainant on station to report her vehicle was struck at the above stated location. The complainant advised she noticed her vehicle was struck by an unknown vehicle while she was in the store on this date. The vehicle was legally parked facing westbound and sustained scratches to the left front bumper area. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ Incident #: 20175994 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Accident No Injury Reported S UNION AVE / E PERSHlNG ST Unit 1, Driver: Michelle Walla, Owner DAVID WALLA Unit 2 Driver: Paul Crosser, Owner RAYMOND CROSSER Officer responded to the above location in reference to a 2 car non injury accident. Contact was made with both drivers and it was advised that they both arrived at the 4 way stop at the same time. Both drivers then proceeded at the same time causing them to collide. Due to multiple conflicting stories neither party was cited. Officer LaRosa ***************************************** Incident #: 20176005 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / VINE AVE Unit 1- Owner/Operator- Kreston K. Flores Unit 2 - Owner/Operator- Durwin Ward Officers responded to the intersection of E State St and Vine Ave in regards to a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the operators of both vehicles and the operator of Unit 1 advised that he was injured. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene and tended to the operator of Unit 1. Unit 2 was travelling west bound along E State St with Unit 1 following behind. Unit 2 slowed for traffic and Unit 1 failed to stop in time, resulting in Unit 1 striking the rear of Unit 2. Unit 2 sustained minor damage to the trailer hitch, while Unit 1 sustained functional damage to the center and right front. During the investigation, the operator of Unit 1 lied to officer's numerous times about the identity of a female who had exited the vehicle and fled the scene. Due to the operator's demeanor during the investigation, he was detained and K9 Argo was deployed for an open air sniff of Unit 1. K9 Argo indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor and Unit 1 was subsequently searched by officers. A digital scale and a jar, both containing Marijuana residue, were located inside the vehicle and seized as evidence. The operator of Unit 1 was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance and Unit 1 was towed from the scene by Davidson's Towing. The operator of Unit 1 was cited with Assured Clear Distance Ahead (ORD 333.03a) and arrested, after being released from the hospital, for Obstruction of Official Business (ORC 2921.31) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ORC 2925.14 CI). He was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested / Cited: Kreston K. Flores DOB 09/01/1997 555 1/2 W Main St. Washingtonville, OH 44490 Charges: Assured Clear Distance Ahead (Salem ORD 333.03a) Obstruction of Official Business (ORC 2921.31) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (ORC 2925.14 Cl) Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20175989 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Suspicious Odor 727 S LUNDY AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a suspicious odor emitting from the residence. Officers along with Salem FD located the odor emitting from the trash can near the residence. The trash carrier was contacted to pick up trash can. Ptl. M.Wrikner ******************************************** lncident #: 20176004 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Menacing / Threats 375 E FIFTH ST Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fifth St and spoke with a male individual who advised that he had been threatened by a known female acquaintance. The complainant had gone to the individuals residence to retrieve some belongings, at which time the individual allegedly advised the complainant that she was going to have someone beat him up if he did not leave. The complainant advised that he gathered his things and left without further incident. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20176006 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check S LINCOLN AVE / AETNA ST ARA HOSCHAR, NICKOLE M 1675 S LINCOLN SALEM, OH While on a traffic accident (#20176005) Police were advised that a female passenger fled the scene. Officers later made contact with the female. While speaking with the female a false name and D.O.B. was given to the officers. After positively identifying the female, officers were affirmed she also had warrants. The female was taken into custody, booked, and charged with Obstruction of Official Business before being transported to county jail Arrested: Nickole M. Hoschar (LKA) 910 1/2 W. Main St, Washingtonville, OH 44490 DOB: 05/06/1992 Warrant - Failure to Appear/Obstruction of Official Business Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************** * lncident #: 20176009 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Loud Persons 1361 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: BRITTANY SCHULTZ Complainant called reporting a male subject playing with a remote control vehicle in the roadway in the 1300 block of S. Lincoln Ave.. Nobody was observed operating one when police arrived but officer spoke with the suspect who admitted to doing it. He was advised to find a more appropriate place to play with the vehicle and to keep it off the roadway. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************* Incident #: 20175962 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 juvenile problem 210 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL REBUCK Report of a juvenile problem at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant was wanting information on how to deal with his unruly juvenile daughter. He was advised of the process in filling unruly juvenile charges and understood. Ptl Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20175968 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SECOND STREET Unit #1, PATRICIA MORRIS, was northbound on N. Ellsworth Ave at the W. 2nd St stop light. Unit #2, MARVIN BARBER, was in the southbound lane of N. Ellsworth Ave at the W. 2nd St stop light. When the light turned Unit #1 started to turn west bound onto W. 2nd St. while Unit #2 continued southbound. The accident was reported to have occurred directly in the center of the intersection. The vehicles were moved but officers was able to determine fault due to surveillance footage from across the street. Neither operator was injured and minor damage observed to both vehicles. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************ lncident #: 20175918 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Theft 148 PENN AVE Police responded to the pet store in the 100 block of Penn Ave for a possible theft. When officers made contact with the owner she advised a female was acting suspicious carrying around cat collars. At one point the female acted as if she forgot her drink and went looking for it. The owner advised that the female shoved an item inside of her purse and walked out of the store. Officers were able to watch surveillance footage. Further investigations pending. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************** * lncident #: 20175919 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Ambulance Needed 506 WALNUT ST Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Walnut St for a reported medical problem. On arrival officers located a male in distress at the rear of the residence. First Responders and a ambulance arrived on scene and the man was transported to the ER. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************************************
Wednesday, August 23, 2017 05:41 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175974 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 358 CONTINENTAL DR A Complainant: KATHLEEN FARR Unit 1- Owner / Operator- Kathleen Farr, SALEM, OH Unit 2- Owner / Operator- Ashley Sekely, WASHINGTONVILLE, OH Officer was dispatched to the 300 block of Continental Dr to take a report of a traffic accident that had occurred on the morning of August 19, 2017. Complainant advised that she was backing out of her drive way west bound when another vehicle was backing out of an opposing drive way east bound. Complainant advised, after her vehicle was already in the roadway and had backed out towards the south, that the other vehicle had continued east bound into the roadway and struck her vehicle in the center passenger side. Complainant advised that the female driver of the other vehicle left her name and phone number but, had to leave in a hurry for a family medical emergency. Photos of the damage were obtained and the complainant's vehicle sustained functional damage to the center passenger side. Contact was made with the operator of the other vehicle to obtain insurance information. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** lncident #: 20175993 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Accident Private Property 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Unit#l Driver: DIANE COLEMAN, Owner COLEMAN PRESTON, COLUMBIANA, OH Unit#2 Driver / Owner MCCLISH ROSEMARY, SALEM, OH The driver of Unit# 1 advised that she was attmtping to pull into a parking space when she struck the left rear of Unit#2 who was legally parked in a parking space. The owner of Unit#2 advised the same as Unit#l and minor damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the report. Ptl Miller ********************************************** lncident #: 20175996 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Drug Paraphernalia E STATE ST / BROOKLYN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to Brooklyn Ave near E. State St for drug paraphernalia. Police recovered the items and properly disposed of them. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************************** Incident #: 20175997 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: KATIE Police responded to Smith Oil gas station for a drive off. The employee advised a white drove off from pump #12 without paying for $60 worth of fuel, then left traveling westbound on E. State St.. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************ Incident #: 20175995 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 840 W PERSHING ST 7 Complainant: DEBORAH LAPIN Report of a dispute between mother and adult son at the above address. Upon arrival, the mother / complainant advised that her son was upset over personal issue she had with one of his friends and that he left prior to officers arrival. Complainant advised that no violence had taken place and that it was just an argument. Officers checked the area for the son and was unable to locate. Ptl Miller ************************************************* Incident #: 20175976 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Theft 886 W PERRY ST Complainant: MARCIE CONLEY Officer met with a female complainant from the 800 block of W. Perry Street who wished to file a theft report. The complainant advised that on 08/17/2017 her Ohio EPPl Card (Child Support Credit Card) was stolen from her residence. The complainant advised that $128.30 in charges were made at a business in the city after it was stolen. The complainant advised she believed her sister stole the card. Officer responded to the 600 block of E. Fifth Street and located the complainants sister who was placed in custody for an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department (Incident #20175977). The subject was transported back to the police department where she admitted to stealing the card from her sisters residence and using the card. The subject advised she would was going to be charged with theft and she was released to a CCSO deputy. Arrested: Tiffany L. Ulbrich (LKA) 624 E. Fifth Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 04/02/1986) Warrant for Failure to Appear on a Theft charge A Felony 5 Theft charge for this incident due to the property stolen being a credit card. Officer responded later to the Columbiana County Jail with the completed charges and advised Ulbrich of the charges. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20175977 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 624 E FIFTH ST ARA TIFFANY ULBRICH, 624 E FIFTH ST (LKA) SALEM, OH 44460 Officer responded to the 600 block of E. Fifth Street to attempt contact with a female subject who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Officer made contact with the female subject and once the warrant was confirmed she was placed in custody. The subject was transported back to the police department where she was booked and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Tiffany L. Ulbrich (LKA) 624 E. Fifth St. Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 04/02/1986) Warrant - Failure to Appear on a Theft charge Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************* lncident #: 20175978 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Ambulance Needed 1495 E STATE ST Officers responded to the above location in reference to a subject wanting to harm themselves. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the subject, who advised that they wanted to harm themselves. First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene and the subject was voluntarily transported to the hospital for treatment. Ptl LaRosa ************************************************* Incident #: 20175980 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Theft 729 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: Margie McCoy Police responded to the 700 block of Franklin Ave for a possible theft. The complainant stated that her children were riding a scooter in the 800 block of Aetna St and left it in a yard to play. The subject at that residence took the scooter from his yard and advised the children they can have the scooter back later since it was left on his property. When officers spoke with that subject he advised he took the scooter back awhile ago. Officers found out the subject did return the item except to the wrong residence. The scooter was recovered and the children were advised to keep items out of other peoples yards. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************************** Incident #: 20175981 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Speak To Officer E SCHOOL 900 BLOCK PARK PLAYGROUND Officer on patrol in Waterworth Memorial Park spoke with a male who wanted to report drug activity in his neighborhood. Officer gathered the necessary information and advised that it would be passed along to the drug task force officer. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ lncident #: 20175983 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Suspicious Vehicle CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Officer on patrol observed a vehicle inside Centennial Park during prohibited hours. Officer spoke with the female who advised that she needed to pull over due to dealing with an emotional issue. Officer advised the female of the park hours and cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 2017 5986 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Water Line Break / Leak CAROLE DR / MERLE RD While on patrol on Merle Rd officer observed water flowing along the curb near the intersection of Carole Cr and Merle Rd. Officer checked the roadway for a water break and observed the water was bubbling up form beneath a metal cap. The leak was not excessive and dispatch was advised to leave a note for day shift to notify the water department to have someone check it during daylight hours. Sgt B Slider ************************************************** * Incident #: 20175988 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Trespass CEDAR RIDGE DR Complainant: BRITTANY NEELY Report of a breaking and entering of a motor vehicle at the above address. Complainant advised that some time over night someone had entered her vehicle and took an unknown amount of change and sieving gas from her vehicle. Complainant would like an extra patrol of the area. Ptl Miller ******************************************** lncident #: 20175990 Date: Tuesday, August 22,2017 Accidental Damage 1222 ORCHARD BEND DR Complainant: ANISE HANSEL The complainant advised that she was traveling on N. Lincoln Ave. near Hope cemetery when a tree branch fell on her vehicle. The branch caused scratches and a couple dents to the driver's side of the vehicle. Photos were taken and the complainant was advised to contact her insurance company. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************
Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:59 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175971 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Check Well Being 2180 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: COURTNEY GIBB Police responded to the 21 00 block of Southeast Blvd for a check well-being. The complainant was driving past the residence when they observed the husband pulling his wife towards the residence. Police made contact with the husband who advised the wife has alzheimers disease which was also observed. After speaking to the husband Police cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************** * Incident #: 20175962 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Child I Juvenile Problem 210 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL REBUCK Report of a juvenile problem at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant was wanting information on how to deal with his unruly juvenile daughter. He was advised of the process in filling unruly juvenile charges and understood. Ptl Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20175960 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Ambulance Needed 193 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: JORDAN SMELTZER Officers responded to the 100 block of S Lincoln Ave for an ambulance needed. The male subject advised he was involved in a physical altercation with an unknown male subject near his residence. The complainant appeared to have broken his hand and was intoxicated. The complainant was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Officers checked the area for the other subject involved but was unable to locate anyone in the area. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20175961 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Assist Perry Police 2234 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP Officer responded to the 2200 block of N Lincoln Ave to assist Perry Township Police on a well being check in regards to an incident that had occurred inside of the City (See Report 20175960). Officers arrived on scene and attempted to make contact with the male subject but were unsuccessful. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20175973 Date: Monday, August 21,2017 Civil Matter 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: SARAH JACKSON Report of a civil matter at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her boyfriends mother had kicked her out the mothers apartment (156 Washington apt. # 2) and would not give her stuff back. Officers spoke with the boyfriends mother and he did give back most of the complainants property. Ptl Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20175936 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 DIS- Dispute (NO Threats/violence) 210 W SIXTEENTH ST Police responded to the 200 block of W. 16th St. for a dispute with a juvenile and her father. Upon arriving officers were advised that the daughter was upset because she wanted to leave the residence and her father would not let her. The juvenile was upset because her vehicle would not start and that her father would not fix it for her. The juvenile was then advise that while she lives with her guardian and is not an adult that her parents have the say in what she can and can not do. The father was also advised how to file for unruly juvenile. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************** ** Incident #: 20175945 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE ARA BARNHOUSE, JOHNATHAN DEAN 807 FRANKLIN AVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officer(s) responded to Walmart for a theft. Upon arriving officer(s) were advised by Walmart Asset Protection that a male subject stole $44.27 worth of merchandise. Officer(s) arrested the male subject. He was transported to the PD,processed, and then taken to the County Jail. Arrested: Jonathan D. Barnhouse Offense: Theft ORC 2913.02(A)(l) Officer Brooks ************************************************* lncident #: 20175951 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Salem Regional Medical Center for a report of an irrate patient. Upon arrival hospital staff advised officers that the female subject was released and was outside. Officer(s) located the female who advised officer(s) that she was upset and just wanted to go home. Officer advised the female subject that she was free to go. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** Incident #: 20175953 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Vicious Dog 1164 E THIRD ST Complainant: KELLY HEROLD-HALL Officer responded to the 1100 block of E Third St for a vicious dog complaint. The complainant stated that a neighbor's dog had run after her smaller dog. Officer spoke with the owner of the dog who stated that the smaller dog wasn't on a leash and was on her front lawn when her dog went over to it. Both parties were advised of the leash city ordinance. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20175954 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 408 OHIO AVE Officer responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave for a dispute. The female subject stated the male subject was intoxicated and she wanted him to leave her residence. The male subject stated that female subject shoved him and he wanted to pursue charges. The male subject was advised to make a statement about the incident when he was sober. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* Incident #: 20175956 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Domestic In Progress 1061 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland St for a domestic in progress. The male subject stated that he had gotten into a verbal argument with the female subject. Officers spoke with the female subject who stated that she was locked out of the residence when she was placing some of her belongings inside her vehicle. The male subject stated he would leave the residence so the female subject could stay, however he stated that he had been drinking earlier that evening and was advised not to drive due to possibly being impaired. The female subject gathered clothing for the evening and left the residence. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20175957 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Fight 253 VINE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine St for a fight in progress with possible weapons. When officers arrived on scene all subjects were advised to drop everything and place their hands where officers could observe them. The subjects were separated and all parties involved stated that it was only a verbal altercation. Several witnesses advised that threats were made by both parties but no one wanted to pursue charges. Everyone involved was advised to stay away from one another and given disorderly conduct warnings. Several subjects were advised to leave the scene and the other subjects involved went inside their residences for the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* Incident #: 20175958 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Loud Persons 594 E THIRD ST Complainant: JARED HUTTON Officers responded to the 500 block of E Third St for a loud persons complaint. Officers made contact with several subjects outside and they stated that they were only talking and playing music on their phones. They were advised to keep the noise level down due to the time of night. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ lncident #: 20175885 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Traffic Offense SNYDER RD / RR TRACKS Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the area of Snyder Rd and S Lincoln Ave for a speeding violation. After a brief investigation, K9 Argo was requested to the scene. K9 Argo was deployed for an open air sniff of the vehicle but, did not indicate. The driver was afforded a written warning for the speeding violation and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************************
Monday, August 21, 2017 09:39 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175947 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Follow Up Or investigation N HOWARD AVE / W SEVENTH ST ARA JONATHAN SHELLENBERGER, 193 W 8TH ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 700 block of N Howard to check for a person that was involved in a previous domestic. On arrival to the area and with the assistance of several citizens officers located the man in question walking in the 700 block of N Howard. Officers placed Jonathan Shellenberger in custody without incident for Domestic Violence from the previous complaint. Officers located a small bag of suspected Marijuana on Shellenberger and he was given a MM citation for Marijuana Possession. Shellenberger was transported to the station were he was processed and then taken to the county jail Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************************** Incident #: 20175937 Date:Sunday, August 20,2017 Recovered Bicycle While on patrol officers located a child's bicycle in the area of South Broadway and Franklin. Officers took possession of the bike and it was brought to the station. Ptl R Keister ******************************************* Incident #: 20175938 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Fight 200 BLOCK OF VINE AVE Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported fight. Upon arrival, officers spoke with a nearby resident that advised the group had dispersed in multiple directions. Officers checked but were unable to locate in the area. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************* Incident #: 20175939 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Speak To Officer 2051 OAK ST Complainant: SHIRLEY CATLOS Officer(s) responded to the 2000 block of Oak St for a report speak with officer. On arrival officer spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she had a machete type knife that she did not want in the residence any longer and asked if officers could destroy it. Officers took possession of the item and it will be disposed off. Officer cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20175948 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Unit #1 Operator: Charles D. Fisher - Owner - JUDY F ISHER , BERLIN CENTER, OH Unit #2 Owner / Operator -- MOISES JUAREZ QUIXAN Two Vehicle Accident Minor Property Damage Only Unit #1 was in the northbound lane of N. Lincoln Ave at the E. 3rd St stop sign. Unit #2 was in the westbound lane of E. 3rd St. at the N. Lincoln Ave stop sign. Both drivers advised they entered the intersection first. The accident was reported to have occurred directly in the center of the intersection. Due to the vehicles being moved officer was unable to determine fault. Minor damage observed to both vehicles. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************************ Incident #: 20175942 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 193 W EIGHTH ST Police responded to the 100 block of W. 8th St. for a Domestic Violence that had occurred. The victim advised that her livein boyfriend started an argument that escalated into physical violence. The male half departed the area prior to officers arriving. Investigation Pending Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************** Incident #: 20175877 Date:Friday, August 18,2017 Accident Private Property 195 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: CHRYSTAL WISE Unit #1 Columbiana Countv Board of DD school bus # 27 Owner Columbiana Countv Board of DD 10 Passengers in the School Bus Unit # 2 Owner DENNIS WISE Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of E. Sixteenth St. for a private property accident. The complainant advised officer(s) that a bus backed into her driveway and hit the side of her vehicle. Officer(s) took photos of the damage and provided both parties with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************** Incident #: 20175920 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Domestic In Progress 2337 OAK ST Complainant: WILLIAM RICH Officers responded to the above location for a domestic in progress. Complainant advised that he could hear a male and female yelling at one and other. Upon arrival, both parties advise they got into a verbal dispute, but nothing physical occurred. Both parties were advised to keep it down. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** lncident #: 20175923 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 1094 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer responded to the above location for a large limb in the roadway. Upon arrival, officer was able to remove the limb. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************* lncident #: 20175924 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Dead Animal 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: CORINNE SNYDER Officer responded to an animal complaint. Complainant advised that a cat had been struck by a vehicle. Upon arrival, a male subject stated he had already called alchemy acres and they were enroute for the animal. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************** lncident #: 20175925 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Possible Scam 584 E FIFTH ST Complainant: CHARLOlTE LYKENS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a possible scam call. The complainant advised that she received a telephone call from the government and asked to send them money. The complainant advised she did not give the caller any personal information and did not send them any money. Officer attempted to make contact with the company but they quickly hung up the telephone. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20175926 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Barking Dog 166 S UNION AVE Police responded to the 100 block of S. Union Ave for a barking dog. When officers arrived the dogs could be heard from inside of the residence. Officers made several attempts to make contact at the residence as well as having dispatch trying to find a phone number. Officers then placed a tag on the front door stating the violation for the noise ordinance before clearing. Ptl D. Osberg *********************************************** lncident #: 20175927 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Possible Shots Fired 1242 FAIR AVE Officer responded to the area of Southeast Blvd and Merle for a report of possible gun shots. Officer checked the area and found that the source of the noise was likely fireworks from outside the city limits. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ Incident #: 20175928 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Open Burning 913 BARCLAY AVE Officers responded to the above location for an open burning report. Upon arrival, officers made contact and observed a small bon fire. FD did responded and advised the fire was okay. Ptl. D. Young ***************************************** Incident #: 20175929 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Offense W STATE ST / BENTON RD Officer on patrol iniated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle in the area of W State St and Georgetown Rd for an equipment violation. Upon speaking to the driver of the vehicle, this Officer observed the smell of marijuana emanting from inside of the vehicle. Officer then conducted a probable cause search of the vehicle and located suspected marijuana inside of the vehicle. Officer also did locate other contraband inside of the vehicle, charges are pending based on lab results. The driver of the vehicle was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for possession of marijuana and was given a court date of 08/25/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. The driver was given a verbal warning for license plate light required. Cited: Andrew James Bello Address: 10665 Wright Rd NW, Uniontown, Ohio, 44685 Charge: Possession of Marijuana (MM) (ORD 513.03C2) Ptl C Walla ********************************************** Incident #: 20175930 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Harassment 1892 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: AUSTIN MYERS, ALLIANCE, OH 44601 Officer responded to the 1800 block of E State St for a harassment report. The complainant advised that he went through the drive-thru and several employees made threats towards him. The complainant did not wish to pursue charges but wanted a report on file. The officer spoke with the employees and the manager of the business and advised them of the complaint. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20175932 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to assist Ohio State Patrol with an OVI arrest. Officer assisted the Trooper with the male subject and paperwork. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** lncident #: 20175933 Date: Sunday, August 20,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: GOSHEN TOWNSHIP, POLICE Officer responded to the above location at the request of Goshen PD for a K9 Sniff on their traffic stop. A K9 Sniff of the car was conducted and K9 Argo indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor coming from inside the vehicle. A search of the vehicle was conducted and marijuana was located. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl LaRosa ********************************************** Incident #: 20175931 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 700 BLOCK OF W PERSHING ARA SLOAT, JOHN WAYNE 1140 MEADOW AVE ALLIANCE, OH 44601 3265 ARA SCHRECKENGOST CARVER, ALEX 195 w MARYLAND AVE SEBRING, OH 44672 ARA FRENCH, BRIAN KEITH 707 N WALNUT AVE ALLIANCE, OH 44601 1735 While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for a traffic offense. During the stop the driver did provide a false name to avoid arrest due to warrants and was arrested for Obstruction. The rear passenger was also observed trying to hide suspected narcotics and paraphernalia and was also taken into custody for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. A female passenger also did make false statements and was taken into custody for Obstruction. Narcotics were recovered from the vehicle and will be sent to BCI for further testing. Sinsleys Towing did respond to tow the vehicle from the scene. Arrested: Alexus D. Schreckengost Carver Address: 121 7 Florencedale Ave Youngstown, OH 44505 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business Arrested: Brian K. French Address: 707 N Walnut Ave Alliance, OH 44601 Charge: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Arrested: John W. Sloat Jr. Address: 1140 Meadow Ave Alliance, OH 44601 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business / DUS / Turn Signal Ptl D Beeson
Sunday, August 20, 2017 06:23 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175906 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 435 N ELLSWORTH AVE While on patrol officers witnessed a low hanging telephone line in the 400 block of North Ellsworth. Officers had the FD respond to the scene to verify the line was telephone. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** lncident #: 20175910 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Harassment 861 E SIXTH ST Complainant: Teresa Cope Complainant advised that two known females have been driving by the above location where she is house sitting for the resident. The Complainant advised that the females are known to have a protection order against them from coming around the resident there. Attempt was made to contact the subject to no avail. Sgt. John Scheets ********************************************* Incident #: 20175914 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A Unit #1 Owner / operater SALLY EMCH Unit #2 Operator: Douglas A Yeager Owner PAMELA YEAGER Two Vehicle Private Property Accident Property Damage Only Unit #1 was backing westbound from a parking space as unit #2 was backing eastbound from a parking space. Both drivers advised their vehicles made contact in the middle of isle four. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************************* lncident #: 20175917 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 MED- Person Down 192 W. Pershing Officers responded to the above stated location in reference a a person down. Upon arrival, officers located an unconscious female. Medical Personnel responded to the scene and the female was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************* lncident #: 20175913 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Accident With Injury BUTCHER RD / S CUNNINGHAM Complainant: SALVENO, MARIO Officers responded to the 30000 block of Butcher Rd for a reported single vehicle accident with injury. Unit # 1 had been traveling east in the 30000 block of Butcher Rd when the driver, Donald Shuman, suffered a unknown medical condition. This action caused unit # 1 to go of the left side of the roadway and into the woods. The driver of unit # 1 was transported to the Salem ER. There were no citations issued and unit # 1 was towed from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Donald Shuman vehicle / 2009 Dodge Ptl R Keister ********************************************* lncident #: 20175899 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Assist Other Aaency Complainant: GOSHEN TWP, PD Officer responded to the above location to assist Goshen PD on a traffic stop , who also requested a K9. K9 Argo indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor inside the vehicle. A search of the vehicle turned up drug paraphernalia. Ptl LaRosa ********************************************* Incident #: 20175901 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 362 N LUNDY AVE Complainant: DENNY BELL Officers responded to the 300 block of N Lundy Ave for criminal damage to a motor vehicle. The complainant advised that they noticed the back window of their neighbors vehicle had been broken and they couldn't get a hold of the owner. Officer made contact with the owner of the vehicle and advised them of the damage. Pictures were taken of the damage and the fire department was called out to clear the roadway of the glass. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** lncident #: 20175902 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: GOSHEN TWP, PD Officer assisted the Goshen Township PD with an OVI test at the police station. Officer assisted and then cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** *** lncident #: 20175903 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Suspicious Sound / Phone Call 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ,KYLIE Officer responded to the 100 block of W State St for a suspicious phone call received by the business. The clerk advised that the male subject on the other line stated he was from corporate but continued to ask if she was working alone. The clerk requested an extra watch for a few hours until another employee was scheduled to come in. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** *** Incident #: 20175904 Date: Saturday, August 19,2017 Intoxicated Person 175 5 STATE ST GAS STATION Officer was on routine patrol in the 100 block of W State St when they noticed two male subjects that were drinking an alcoholic beverage. The male subject attempted to hide the beer can from officers and the other subject entered the business. Both subjects were issued minor misdemeanor citations with open container. The first male subject made threats of causing harm to himself and was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Cited: Thomas C. Burgess Address: 131 8 E State St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Possession of Open Container city ordinance 529.0783 Cited: Christopher Conrad Address: 1471 9 French St, Damascus, Ohio 44619 Charge: Possession of Open Container city ordinance 529.07B3 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20175880 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Obstructed Roadway N ELLSWORTH AVE / E NINTH Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLEER Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. for a report of a hole in the road. Officer(s) checked the area and where able to locate the area of the roadway the complainant was speaking off. Officer(s) notified the Street Department. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************ Incident #: 20175882 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Speak To Officer 754 4 THIRD ST Complainant: JAMES HOUSHOUR Officer(s) responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that a male subject in a red suv is going around town selling fake jewelry. Oficer(s) advised the complainant a report would be filled. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************** Incident #: 20175884 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM HOSPITAL Officers responded to the above location for a irritate subject. Upon arrival, staff advised the subject in question was pink slipped from another department and is attempting to leave. Officers spoke with the subject and advised him he could not leave due to the form that was filled out. The subject understood and calmed down prior to officers leaving. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ Incident #: 20175886 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Open Burning 110 W PERSHING ST Officer(s) and FD responded to the 100 block of W. Pershing St. for an open burning. FD put the fire out. The male subject was given a verbal warning and advised of the city burning ordnance. Ptl Brooks ************************************************ Incident #: 20175889 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Traffic Offense CUNNINGHAM RD / BENTLEY D While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. The driver was given a verbal warning for the offense and consented to a search of the vehicle. Nothing of significance was located and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************** lncident #: 20175891 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Traffic Offense S BROADWAY AVE / E WILSON Officer was on routine patrol in the area of S Broadway Ave and E Wilson St and initiated a traffic stop with a silver sedan. The driver of the vehicle was found to not have a driver license and the vehicle was towed from the scene. The driver was issued a citation for the no driver license and stop sign violation. Cited: Pedro Daniel De Leon De Leon DOB: 04-05-1995 Address: 414 S Lincoln Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: No Driver License ORC 4510.12A1 and Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device (Stop Sign) ORC 4511.12A Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** ***** Incident #: 20175892 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Criminal Trespassing 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: McKensie, Nancy Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St in regards to a criminal trespass complaint. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the businesses loss prevention who advised that the two male subjects were being trespassed from the store and that they did not want them back on their property. Officer spoke to the subjects and advised them if they came back to the business they would be arrested and charged with criminal trespass. Ptl C Walla ************************************************** Incident #: 20175893 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 210 W SIX TEENTH ST Officer responded to the 200 block of W Sixteenth St for an unauthorized use of motor vehicle. The complainant advised that her father kept driving her vehicle without her permission and he had a suspended driver license. Officer spoke to the male subject who willingly gave the keys back to the complainant. The complainant was a juvenile and the male subject advised that she was suppose to be home for the evening The complainant was advised she needed to stay home due to her being a juvenile. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************** Incident #: 20175894 Date: Friday, August 18, 2017 OVI Arrest 565 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: JORDAN SMELTZER ARA MICHAEL WAYNE EBERHARDT, EAST LIVERPOOL, OH Officers responded to the 200 block of S Lincoln Ave for a hit-skip accident complaint. The complainant advised a vehicle struck a parked car and was parked at a business in the 200 block of S Lincoln Ave. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and was administered field sobriety test. The driver was taken into custody for physical control. Several witnesses advised they saw the vehicle strike the parked car and then take off down the road. Unit #1 was legally parked on the roadway in front of the 500 block of Columbia St. Unit #2 was headed eastbound on Columbia St and the front passenger side struck the driver side of Unit #1. The passenger of the vehicle also advised that the driver had struck a parked car. The passenger was given a ride home by a taxi due to him also being intoxicated. The vehicle was left legally parked at the business until a valid sober driver could pick up the vehicle. The male subject was transported to Salem Police Department and issued his citation for physical control, reasonable control, and hit-skip leaving the scene. The male subject was then transported to a friend's residence inside the city by the taxi. Arrested: Michael Eberhardt DOB: 05-14-1991 Address: 14987 Old Lincoln Hwy, East Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Charge: Physical Control ORC 4511 . 19481 and 451.194B2, Reasonable Control ORC 4511.202A, Hit-Skip Leaving the Scene ORC 4549.021 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************** * Incident #: 20175895 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP ARA NEIL P BOYD, 46691 STATE ROUTE 46 NEW WATERFORD, OH 44445 Officer did assist OSHP with an OVI test at the Salem Police Department. Officer assisted and then cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20175897 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Suspicious Person 100 BLOCK OF S HOWARD AVE While on patrol officer observed a subject who appeared to be stumbling. Officer made contact with the subject, who stated he had a few drinks and was walking to his daughters house which was on the corner of W. Wilson and S. Howard. Officer advised the subject to return to the residence for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************
Saturday, August 19, 2017 09:27 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS AUGUST 19, 2017 Incident #: 20175870 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Distraught / Upset Person 1995 E STATE ST Complainant: ERNURSE ARA LODGE, CURTIS L 1495 E STATE ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers were dispatched to the parking lot of the Salem Regional Medical Center for a report of persons yelling in the parking lot and possibly fighting. Officers responded and spoke with three male subjects and a female subject in the parking lot. Officers were advised that one of the male subjects was upset due to just finding out a friend had died recently. Officers attempted to speak with a male subject who was kneeling on the ground crying, but he yelled to stay away. The male subject then got up and began walking towards the roadway and then down the sidewalk. The subject was found to be intoxicated and advised he was going to walk out of the city. The subject was asked to stop several times, but he would not and began yelling. The subject was subsequently arrested for disorderly conduct with persistence while intoxicated. The subject was booked and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Curtis L. Lodge 1495 E. State Street Salem, Ohio 44460 Disorderly Conduct M4 Ptl. C. Crider *********************************************** Incident #: 20175871 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1995 E STATE ST HOSPlTAL While investigating incident # 20175870 police were made aware of a warrant for one of the subjects arrest. Subject was taken into custody without incident and transported to Salem PD for processing and then turned over to CCSO Deputy. ARRESTEE: Jeffrey Allan Drummond II 1495 E. State St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Warrant CCSO for Obstructing official business Also has warrant from Stark County of drug paraphernalia Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************ lncident #: 20175878 Date: Friday, August 18,2017 Theft 340 ROSE AVE Complainant: LORI ZIMMERLY Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported theft. Upon arrival, the complainant advised her husband stole money and a money order from her purse. Officer explained that the matter was civil due to the fact they are married. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************** Incident #: 20175859 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Accident No Injury Reported SOUTHEAST BLVD / E STATE ST LOCAL ACCIDENT REPORT Officer was dispatched to the area of Southeast Blvd. and E. State Street for a motor vehicle accident. Officer responded and made contact with both involved parties who reported no injuries. Officer spoke with the driver of a Chevy truck, MITCHELL HILL, who advised he was stopped for a red traffic light on Southeast Blvd. facing north at the intersection of E. State Street. The driver then stated that the rear of his truck was hit by the front of a Dodge truck. Officer spoke with the driver of the Dodge truck, Shawn Grubb, who advised he was heading north on Southeast Blvd. just south of E State Street and his brakes slipped and he struck the rear of the Chevy truck with the front of his truck. Minor damages to both vehicles were observed and photographed. The driver of the Dodge truck was cited for Assured Clear Distance Ahead. Cited: Shawn Christopher David Grubb 4806 McCann Road Salem, Ohio 44460 ACDA Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************* Incident #: 20175850 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 At Location On Foot Complainant: DENISE MCQUISTON Complainant spoke to reporting officer regarding the club that was on her vehicle and when it can be removed. Contact was made with Columbiana County Municipal Court and they advised that it could be removed. Lt. David L. Casto ********************************************* Incident #: 20175861 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Theft 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD 3 Officers responded to the 700 block of Southeast Blvd where the resident reported that some person(s) had stolen a power tool and wire rolls. The owner of the tool advised that a Dewalt Drill and two rolls of electrical wire had been stolen sometime between approximately 7PM yesterday and just prior to the time of complaint. Sgt B Slider *********************************************** lncident #: 20175862 Date:Thursday, August 17,2017 Runaway / Missing 2511 BENTLEY DR Officer responded to a business in the 2500 block of Bentley Drive to attempt contact with a runaway / missing female juvenile at her place of employment. Officer made contact with the juvenile who advised she was fine, but advised of ongoing problems with her father. The juveniles father was contacted and he advised she could stay at work, but was to return home when she was finished. The juvenile was removed from LEADS as missing Also see incident #20175847. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** Incident #: 20175863 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 450 AETNA ST Complainant: CHRISTINA ZEPERNICK Complainant advised that sometime between 1700 hrs and time of call unknown person(s) entered their residence through a back window and stole change and medication. Scene was photographed by police. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************************* lncident #: 20175865 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Theft 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Brad The clerk at Smith Oil reported that a rusty black Ford F-150 pickup truck left without paying for $34.15 in gasoline that the driver pumped. Suspect vehicle then fled westbound on E. State St. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *******************************************
Friday, August 18, 2017 09:41 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175855 Date: Thursday, August 17 ,2017 Check Well Being 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a check well being of a male subject moving back to the above address. After a brief investigation it was found that the residents have re-married. There is no court documents advising that he can't be at the residence Officer Miller ********************************************* lncident #: 20175854 Date: Thursday, August 17 ,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: KATIE Police responded to Smith Oil gas station for a drive off. The employee advised a blue Ford Escape drove off from pump #1 without paying for $44 worth of fuel. Then left traveling westbound on E. State St.. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************************** lncident #: 20175821 Date: Wednesday, August 16 ,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 813 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: GENE SCHNADER Reporting officer spoke to the complainant in regards to damage done to his building by unknown subjects. The complainant found that some one had broken a window on the front over head bay door, top left, and had pushed in a lower panel on the lower right. Damage was also found to the office area window with several windows broken in that area. The complainant is unsure when the damage occurred, but a local neighbor noticed some of the damage around noon the previous day. Unknown if anything is missing at time of report. Complainant only wanted a report at this time to document damage. Lt. David L. Casto ******************************************* Incident #: 20175830 Date: Wednesday, August 16 ,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer spoke with a female complainant from the 300 block of E. Third Street who wished to file a telephone harassment report. The complainant advised that she was text messaging a female subject known to her and the female subject started calling her names. She told the female not to contact her anymore, but she continued. Officer made contact with the female subject who was advised of the complainant and to cease contact with the complainant. The female subject advised the complainant constantly contacts her. Both parties were advised to cease contact with the other. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************* lncident #: 20175831 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 900 block of E Third St Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer responded to the 900 block of E Third St for a report of a possible water line break. Officer located water originating from a curb side drain, typically associated with a residential sump pump. The drain will be monitored to confirm it is not a water line break. Sgt B Slider ********************************************* Incident #: 20175833 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Harassment CENTENNIAL PARK / MAPLE ST PARK PLAYGROUND Police responded to Centennial Park for possible harassment. A male on a motorcycle approached a couple in a vehicle and accused them of taking pictures of children at the park. When speaking with the couple they advised no pictures had been taken. After speaking with both parties officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ***************************************** Incident #: 20175834 Hit / Skip 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Upon arrival the owner of the vehicle that was struck was at his vehicle. Minor scratches were observed on the left front bumper. Owner of the vehicle, Michael Hoffman, advised that due to prior damage to the bumper on the passenger side he was not concerned with the minor damage. Officer then went to he residence of the suspect vehicle and spoke to the driver. She advised she was not aware that she had struck the other vehicle. Officer explained that the owner did not wish to pursue the matter and advised her to be more careful when backing. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***************************************** Incident #: 20175840 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Natural Death 727 E FIFTH ST Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of E. Fifth Street for an unresponsive male subject. Officers responded along with the Salem Fire Department and EMT Ambulance Service. It was found that the subject appeared to have died of natural causes. The Columbiana County Coroners office was contacted. Ptl. C. Crider ******************************************** Incident #: 20175843 Thursday, August 17,2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued 151 SHARP AVE Complainant: PANEZOTT, CHIEF J.T Officers observed a Jeep parked in the yard at 151 Sharp Ave. along with a junk vehicle sitting on a utility trailer in the drive-way. Due to several past complaints and warnings given to the owner, the Jeep was issued a parking ticket. A written warning was issued for the junk vehicle to have the violations corrected or they would ultimately be towed. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* Incident #: 20175845 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Person To Be Removed Complainant: JIM BOWDEN Complainant on station to advise that an unwanted male subject continues to come to his residence and he does not want him there. Complainant was advised to contact this department if the male subject shows up again at his residence so we can advise him to cease his actions and explain the consequences. Complainant understood and advised that he will call if he shows up again. Ptl Miller *************************************** lncident #: 20175847 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Runaway / Missing 210 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL REBUCK The complainant arrived at Salem PD to report his 17 year old juvenile daughter as a runaway. The complainant last spoke to the daughter yesterday on the phone advising her to return home, but has not heard from her. Information was obtained from the complainant and the juvenile was entered as being a runaway. Lt. David L. Casto ********************************************* lncident #: 20175848 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 431 AETNA ST Complainant: AMBER RAMSEY Officers responded to 431 Aetna St. for a report of a dispute between husband and wife. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her husband was saying rude things to her prior to him leaving the house and she does not want him to return. She stated that nothing physical took place, but just rather the rude comments. She was advised that officers could not keep him from returning due to it just being a verbal argument. She was advised that should he return and cause problems, contact this department. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************* lncident #: 20175849 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Accidental Damage W STATE ST / N ELLSWORTH Complainant: Dirnko, Steve 13894 W Middleton Rd Complainant responded to this department to advise that a tractor trailer struck a utility pole on the southwest corner of W. State St. and S. Ellsworth Ave. Officers observed multiple locations on the pole that have been hit with the trailers as they made the turn and it was unclear if any damage was new. Ohio Edison was contacted and advised to check the pole to ascertain if there was any structural damage. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** Incident #: 20175851 Date: Thursday, August 17,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 1105 E THIRD ST While on patrol, reporting officer observed a vehicle parked next to the above address that appears not to have been moved in some time and had expired plates from 2013. Contact was made with the homeowner and advised to either put on a current validation sticker or garage the vehicle. The individual was advised that this officer would return in ten days to check the status of the vehicle. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************************
Thursday, August 17, 2017 08:54 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175808 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SRMC, ER Officers responded to the Salem ER for a report of an irate patient. Officers arrived and spoke to the male who did calm down. The subject was advised by staff that the Dr. was in the process of getting him discharged. Ptl. D. Young ******************************************** lncident #: 20175809 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Suspicious Person 1239 SALEM PARKWAY B Complainant: ERIC LODGE Officers responded to the 1200 block of Salem Parkway in regards to a suspicious person. The complainant advised that the male subject was an employee at the business was not acting normal and appeared to be under the influence of drugs and / or narcotics. The complainant advised that the male subject had been sitting in his vehicle at the time of the call. Officers arrived on scene and located contraband sitting in the vehicle in plain view. Officers made contact with the male subject inside of the business and advised him of the complaint. The male subject did show several signs of impairment, Officers had the male subject call someone to give him a ride home from the business. Officers retrieved the contraband, and found was a bag of marijuana and a baggie on unknown pills. Officers did seize the pills and marijuana. Additional charges are pending based on lab results. The male subject was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for Possession of Marijuana and was given a court date of 08/22/2017 at CCMC. Cited: Justin E Houle Address: 282 South St, East Palestine, Ohio, 44413 Charge: Possession of Marijuana (MM) (ORD 513.03C2) Ptl C Walla ************************************************** ** lncident #: 20175812 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: Smith Oil, 968 E. STATE ST Report of a drive off at the above business. Upon arrival, employee advised that someone in a Red 4 door truck had pumped $17 worth of gas and left without paying. officers checked the area for the vehicle and was unable to locate. Officer Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20175814 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Civil Matter Complainant: NIKKI SMITH Complainant on station reference to her attempting to leave her husband but he would not give her their child. Complainant advised that no violence had occurred and that she just wanted their 7 month old son and would leave. Complainant was advised that a custody issue was a civil issue and that if there was no court order then nothing can be enforced. She was advised to contact an attorney reference this issue. Officer Miller *********************************************** Incident #: 20175816 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Domestic In Progress 274 W FIFTH ST Officers responded to 274 W. 5th St. for a report of a domestic dispute between father and adult son. Upon arrival, they were already separated and spoken to individually. Neither party reported any physical violence and the son left the residence for the remainder of the day. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************** Incident #: 20175817 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Harassment 211 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: FRANK KASTANEK Report of harassment at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that a known subject has been calling and harassing her over an unknown reason. Complainant just wanted the incident documented in case of any further problems. Officer Miller ***************************************** Incident #: 20175818 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Check Well Being 106 BENTON RD Complainant: PERRYTWP Report of a check well of being of a female subject at the above address. Upon arrival, several subjects at the above business advised that the female subject had left prior to officers arrival. Officers did locate the female subject walking with family on E. State St. and she was advised of the complaint and she advised that she was upset over an upcoming legal issue but was ok. After talking with her for several minutes she and her family were advised that if there was issues to contact this department. Officer Miller ************************************************ Incident #: 20175819 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Domestic In Progress 1630 WESTVIEW AVE C Report of a domestic in progress at the above address. Upon arrival, the female half had left the residence and was in route to this department. This officer spoke with the male half, he advised that they had a verbal dispute over her wanting to end the marriage and take their child. This officer responded to this department to speak with the female half and she advised that there was a slight altercation but no visible injuries were observed. All information was gathered and the matter while be sent to the prosecutors officer for review. Officer Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20175820 Date: Wednesday, August 16 ,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2300 E STATE ST SALEM TIRE SERVICE UNIT # 1--Owner/Driver JANET SMITH UNIT # 2 - - Owner/Driver CHARLES SHOLEA Two Vehicle Accident. Unit # 2 was traveling westbound on E. State St. passing the Salem Plaza. Unit # 1 was traveling eastbound on E. State St. and attempted to make a left turn into the Salem Plaza. Unit # 1 failed to yield the left turn, pulling into the path of Unit # 2, causing Unit # 2 to strike Unit # 1 in the passenger side. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************* lncident #: 20175825 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Person To Be Removed 456 E FIFTH ST Police responded to the 400 block of E. 5th St. for an unwanted subject. When officers arrived the male subject advised he was just trying to gather his property. The male stated he asked the female he used to live with if he can come get his property and she told him he could. Once the male half got to the residence the female called the Police Dept.. The female did not want him to get his belongings now because she claims it is for a drug habit. After both parties argued about who does what drugs the male half was able to get his TV and was asked to leave. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************************* lncident #: 20175827 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Dispute (NO ThreatsNiolence) 2060 MONROE ST Complainant: MELINDA MERRYMAN Report of dispute reference child custody at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with both subjects involved in the dispute. Both were advised of the issues reference child custody and that they have to find a better way of dealing with this issue other than arguing in public. Both agreed and the complainant left the area with her children. Officer Miller ********************************************** Incident #: 20175828 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 648 S UNION AVE Officer responded to 648 S. Union Ave. regarding two small children always playing in their yard naked. Contact was made with a parent and it was recommended that the boys keep shorts on due to young females who also play in the area. Sgt. D. Green ***************************************** Incident #: 20175829 Date: Wednesday, August 16,2017 Domestic In Progress 193 S LINCOLN AVE While on patrol, officer observed two females screaming at each other in the parking lot of the above location. Contact was made with them and the dispute was found to be over money the juvenile niece stated that her aunt owed her. The aunt stated that she has custody of her niece and she was trying to get her a birth certificate so she could obtain her an Ohio ID card to use for her bank account. The female juvenile was advised to calm down several times and eventually departed with her boyfriend. Officers tried explaining that her aunt was only trying to help her out. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************* lncident #: 20175793 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Reckless Operator 156 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave for a report of a reckless operator. Officer did locate the vehicle and spoke to the driver who denied all claims. The driver was given a verbal warning for a registration violation and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************* Incident #: 20175796 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1200 E SIXTH ST A Officer was on routine patrol in the 1200 block of E Sixth St and noticed several vehicle illegally parked. The owners of the vehicles were at an event at the high school and were advised to move the vehicles. They were advised that they would be issued parking tickets if the violations continued. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************** Incident #: 20175799 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 2561 LEXINGTON AVE 41 Officers responded to the 2500 block of Lexington Ave for a domestic dispute report. The male subject advised that he had gotten into a verbal altercation with his girlfriend. The female subject stated that she was afraid the male subject was going to cause her physical harm during the verbal altercation but he seemed to have calmed down. Both parties advised that they would stay away from each other for the evening to avoid another dispute. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************************** Incident #: 20175800 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Neighbor Dispute 426 OHIO AVE Complainant: JILL ENTRIKIN Officers responded to the above location for a neighbor dispute. Complainant advised the neighbor was video taping her. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the neighbor, who did show officer a video she took but the complainant nor the complainants children were in the video. Both parties were advised to not have contact with each other Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** lncident #: 20175801 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Intoxicated Person 2823 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a report of an intoxicated male. The complainant advised that he was visibly intoxicated and had urinated in a nearby parking lot. Officers arrived and located the male attempting to walk into traffic. The male was issued a minor misdemeanor citation and was transported back to his residence by cab. Cited: Robert J. Kastanek Address: 317 N Madison Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Disorderly Conduct Ptl D Beeson ********************************************** lncident #: 20175803 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Traffic Offense HAWLEY AVE / E THIRD ST While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. The driver was given a verbal warning for the offense and then consented to a search of the vehicle. Nothing of significance was located and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ****************************************** lncident #: 20175805 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST A Officer responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center for a report of an irate patient. Officer arrived and spoke to the male who did calm down and cooperated with hospital staff. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************************************
Wednesday, August 16, 2017 08:40 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175790 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 890 E THIRD ST Complainant: SONJA ELLIS Officer responded to the above address for a B&E report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant who advised she thinks someone came into her house while she was sleeping through her kitchen window. The complainant stated that $50.00 was stolen along with prescription slips. Officer advised if she notices anything else that may have been stolen or is out of place to call the pd to add it to the report. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************************* lncident #: 20175791 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Theft 585 S UNION AVE Complainant: WILLIAM MCFARLAND Officer(s) responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of theft. The complainant advised officer(s) that he was given a three day eviction notice and the locks on his residence were changed. The complainant advised officer(s) that a known male subject took several of his things before he was able to get them. The matter is under investigation. Officer Brooks ********************************************* Incident #: 20175768 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Criminal Damage To MV NEWGARDEN 500 BLOCK B Officer responded to the 500 block of Newgarden Ave for a report of criminal damage to a motor vehicle. Officer arrived and gathered the information and observed the surveillance video. Officer did speak with a suspect and charges may be pending upon further investigation. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************** Incident #: 20175771 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Neighbor Dispute 408 OH IO AVE Complainant: HEATHER DOWNS Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave. for a neighbor dispute. The complainant advised officers that her and her neighbor keeps getting into arguments. Officer(s) spoke to both parties involved and advised them to avoid each other. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************************** lncident #: 20175772 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Domestic In Progress 2789 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 2700 block of E State St for a report of a domestic in progress. Officers arrived and found that a dispute had occurred between a brother and sister regarding a stolen dog. The brother had reportedly stole the sisters dog earlier in the day and was refusing to give it back until the sister gave him money he believed he was owed. The brother had been told by officers to give the dogs back but had not done so. The sister did tell the brother to give the dog back but he refused and shoved her to the ground when she went toward his vehicle to get the dog. The male fled but later met with officers. The male was taken into custody for Domestic Violence and Theft. The male was processed at the Salem PD and was later taken to the Columbiana County Jail. See Report #20175760 for the stolen dog report Arrested: Joseph D. Hill Address: 274 W Fifth St Salem. OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence Theft Ptl D Beeson ************************************************** ****** Incident #: 20175773 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem JENN INGS AVE / W SECOND ST Complainant: SANDRA GROFF Officer responded to the 200 block of Jennings Ave for juveniles in the roadway. The complainant advised two very young juveniles were crossing the street. Officer located the juveniles at a nearby residence and several adults at the residence advised the juveniles lived several houses down and walk to the residence on a daily basis. Contact was made with the parents and they were advised of the complaint and that the juveniles were too young to be crossing the roadway by themselves. The parents stated they would walk with the juveniles in the future. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20175774 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Traffic Offense 1495 E THIRD ST Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 1400 block of E Third St for a registration violation. The driver gave officers verbal consent to search the vehicle. Several drug paraphernalia items were located inside the vehicle and seized by officers. The driver was issued a citation for expired registration and a minor misdemeanor citation for possession of marijuana. The items were placed in evidence at the Salem Police Station. Cited: Carter Rose Address: 949 Canterbury Lane, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Possession of Marijuana city ordinance 513.0362, Expired Registration city ordinance 335.09E Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************ Incident #: 20175775 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse E SCHOOL 800 BLOCK B Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to Waterworth Memorial Park for a report of several juveniles smoking marijuana. After further investigation, two of the juveniles were arrested and brought back to the PD. The two juveniles were processed and released to their parents. This case is being handed over to the juvenile officer for further action. Ptl. J.Brooks ***************************************** lncident #: 20175779 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 491 REILLY AVE D Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 400 block of Reilly Ave for a juvenile problem. Several juveniles were climbing onto the rear concession stands and jumping off onto the high jump mats. The juveniles were identified and advised to leave the stadium and go home. The juveniles were advised that if they continued the behavior they would be banned from the stadium and their parents would be advised of the situation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************************* Incident #: 20175780 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 1369 M APLE ST Officer responded to the 1300 block of Newgarden Ave for a report of drug paraphernalia. Officer arrived and obtained the item and later disposed of it at the police station. Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ lncident #: 20175783 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Theft 1172 S LINCOLN AVE B Complainant: KYLE BRAINARD Officers responded to the above location for a theft report. Complainant advised that he sold his vehicle to his insurance company back in February of this year after being involved in a wreck. The complainant advised he received a citation in the mail from Florida from the vehicle that he sold that still had his old plate on it. Complainant advised he spoke with the insurance company when they bought the vehicle about destroying the plate but they never did. Complainant advised he would be in contact with his insurance company. A report number was given to the complainant. A stolen plate form was filled out and entered by dispatch. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** lncident #: 20175784 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Accident Private Property 2869 E STATE ST MURPHY USA GAS STATION Driver: Melisa Tomlin; Owner NATHAN RING Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a private property one car accident with no injuries. The driver of the vehicle attempted to back up to pump gas and the rear bumper struck a pole at the gas station. There was damage done to both the pole and the vehicle and pictures were taken of the damage. The vehicle was able to be driven from the scene. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************************** Incident #: 20175786 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation N LUNDY AVE / E FOURTH ST Officer responded to the above location for a parking complaint. Upon arrival, officer was unable to locate the owner / driver of the vehicle in question. A pink parking ticket number 3383 was issued to the vehicle. Ptl. D. Young ************************************************ lncident #: 20175787 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 1449 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 1400 block in regards to an unrulyldeliquent juvenile. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the juvenile who advised that she did not want to be at the residence. Officer advised the juvenile that it is her residence and that she had to stay there. Officer also advised that due to the time of the call if she decided to leave she could be arrested for curfew. Ptl C Walla *********************************************** lncident #: 20175788 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Traffic Offense N LUNDY AVE / E SECOND ST While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. The driver of the vehicle was found to be in violation of his temporary permit and the license plates were fictitious. The driver was issued a citation and Sinsley's did respond to tow the vehicle from the scene. Cited: Jonathan D Sudia Address: 413 S Lincoln Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Fictitious Plates Temp. Permit Violation Ptl D Beeson ************************************************ lncident #: 20175789 Date: Tuesday, August 15,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 2248 EDGEWOOD DR Complainant: RON KRUPA Officer responded to the above location for a possible water line break. Complainant advised he had very low water pressure and there was water in the street. Upon arrival, it was found that a fire hydrant on the street appeared to be recently flushed by the City. Ptl. D. Young *********************************************
Tuesday, August 15, 2017 09:22 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175767 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Ambulance Needed S LUNDY AVE Officer responded to a man down call on S. Lundy Ave. in the 1200 blk. Upon arrival SFD was on scene and treating the man as he had fallen and had Alzheimers. EMT arrived and took him to SRMC for treatment as he was in need. Officer spoke with a family member about same. Banar901 ***************************************** Incident #: 20175766 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 193 S LINCOLN AVE Officer checked on a reported irate customer at the Huntington Bank on S. Lincoln near E. Pershing St. Upon arrival the male had already gone outside and left in a vehicle shortly after. No threats were reported. Officer spoke with employees and was advised they did not expect any further problems from the individual. Banar901 ********************************************** Incident #: 20175765 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Ambulance Needed 156 WASHINGTON AVE 2 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded with the FD to the 100 block of Washington for a report of a ambulance needed. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined that a adult female had accidentally shot herself in the hand with a BB gun. The female was transported to the ER by ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************ Incident # 20175764 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Recovered Bicycle 485 E SIXTH ST Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of East 4th St for a report of recovered property. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had left a bicycle in her front yard. Officers had the FD respond to the scene and the bike was transported to the station. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** Incident #: 20175763 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Fraud 391 SHARP AVE Complainant: WILLIAM DOTSON Officer took a report on station for Fraud. It was advised from the complainant that unauthorized purchases were made at Walgreens in Salem from his debit card. The complainant advised it was his bank that caught it and notified him. Officer advised to make sure that card is cancelled. Officer issued a report number for the bank and cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************************* lncident #: 20175761 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 675 E STATE ST Complainant: HARRY HOFMEISTER Complainant on station to speak with a officer about receiving unwanted E Mails. Officers spoke with the complainant and he was advised of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************************** * Incident #: 20175760 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 274 W FIFTH ST Complainant: RACHEL HILL Officer responded to the above address for a domestic dispute report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant who advised that her and her brother had gotten into an argument over property which was civil in nature. It was also advised from the complainant that her brother had stolen her dog and would not return it until the property was returned to him and the money that was owed for it was paid. Officer contacted the other individual via phone call and spoke with him over the incident, and during the call it was admitted to police that he had taken the dog without permission. Officer advised that if the dog was not returned to it owner with in 24 to 48 hours and in good health that he would face criminal charges of theft. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************************** **** Incident #: 20175759 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Fraud 400 LEGACY LN We were made aware that a male subject attempted to purchase a truck at Salem Chrysler Jeep over the weekend however the dealership felt suspicious of the person. The male departed the business prior to making the purchase. Detective Brad Davis ********************************************** Incident #: 20175758 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Domestic In Progress 366 E SEVENTH ST Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of East 7th St for a reported domestic dispute in progress. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a verbal dispute over family matters. First Responders and a ambulance were called to the scene after a male was having difficulty breathing. The man was able to calm down and officers advised all involved of the options for dealing with the situation. There was no physical violence reported only a verbal dispute. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************************** lncident #: 20175755 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Domestic In Progress 228 VINE AVE 10 Complainant: HAROLD EXLINE ARA HARSH, RODNEY SAMUEL 228 VINE ST APT 10 SALEM, OH 44460 Officers were called to an assault in progress at 228 Vine St. apt 10. Upon arrival it was learned two household members had been arguing and it turned into a physical assault with both parties. One resident was locked out of the apt and forced his way into it thru a bedroom window with the resident inside trying to keep him outside. The assault occurred during and after that per the complainant. Physical injuries were observed on both parties with the complainant receiving more. Photos were taken and officers established probable cause to charge the primary aggressor with domestic violence. He was taken into custody and transported to Salem PD and booked. He was then taken to county jail to await his intitial appearance in Columbiana County Municipal Court. arrestee: Rodney S. Harsh 228 Vine St., apt 10, Salem, OH 44460 charge: domestic violence 17-0975 Ptl. D.Banar901 ******************************************** lncident #: 20175719 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Animal Complaint 846 E THIRD ST Complainant: BOBBIE MITCHELL, Hanoverton, OH 44460 Officer responded to the 800 block of E Third St in reference to an animal complaint. Complainant advised that she was walking her dog when a German Shepard jumped the railing at it's property and chased after her. She advised that she only sustained minor scratches and refused medical treatment. Officer made contact with the owner of the German Shepard and she was advised of the complaint. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************ Incident #: 20175732 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Loud Persons 989 LIBERTY ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 989 Liberty St. for a report of loud person. Upon arrival, multiple subjects were located in the front yard and porch of the residence. Several subjects were identified and checked for warrants. Contact was also made with the owner of the residence and advised of the complaint. All were advised to keep the noise down and officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************* lncident #: 20175743 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Open Burning 543 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: FD DEPT Officers responded to the 500 block of Columbia St along with the Salem Fire Department for an open burning. FD extinguished the fire and needed no further assistance. Sgt B Slider ************************************************* Incident #: 20175744 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Suspicious Activity 388 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: Stephanie Frank Officer was dispatched to the above area in reference to suspicious activity. Complainant advised that a male across the street from her residence was playing with lighter fluid and trying to light the sidewalk on fire. Officer responded and spoke with the male who advised that he was lighting a pile of ants on fire in order to get rid of them. The male was asked not to do that due to the dangers of fire and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************* Incident #: 20175746 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Posses Of Stolen Propertry 182 N UNION AVE Complainant: JUSTIN BATMAN-SMITHA Officer was dispatched to the 100 block of N. Union Avenue for an incident involving a possible stolen bicycle. Officer responded and made contact with the complainant who advised that he was repainting a bike he recently bought in his front yard when a female subject stopped and stated the bicycle belonged to her son and that he stole it. The complainant advised he just bought the bike off an acquaintance who was also present. Photographs were obtained of the bike. Officer made contact with the female subject in the 1000 block of Cleveland Street who advised she recognized the orange handle bars on the bike as belonging to her son. The bicycle her son had missing was not the bicycle on N. Union Avenue, but her son advised the handle bars did appear to match. Officer responded back to Union Avenue and the handle bars did not seem to match the description by the male juvenile. More photographs of the hand bars were obtained, but the juvenile could not be located to view the photographs. Attempted contact with the female subject was made, but she did not answer. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************************* Incident #: 201 75747 Date: Sunday, Accident No Injury Reported 712 JENNINGS AVE Unit 1, Driver / Owner, RAY ABERCROMBIE Unit 2, Parked / Unoccupied, Owner Gail Shontz Prop Owner ROBERT SHONTZ 712 JENNlNGS AVE Officers responded to the 700 block of Jennings Ave for a motor vehicle accident. Unit 1 had been traveling South on Jennings Ave., it passed through the intersection of Jennings Ave and W Eighth St without stopping for the stop sign, subsequently ran off the left side of the road at a bend, struck the back end of a parked and unoccupied mini-van which spun approximately 90 degrees and Unit 1 then struck a metal fence in the side yard of 712 Jennings Ave shearing numerous fence posts before coming to final rest. The driver of Unit 1, RAY ABERCROMBIE, was uninjured and declined medical treatment. The driver advised of a mechanical failure with the brakes. The driver was subsequently issued a citation for failure to control. The driver and property owner at 712 Jennings were both provided with a report number and insurance information. Sinsley responded and towed Unit 1. Sgt B Slider **************************************** lncident #: 20175749 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer was dispatched to the 300 block of E. Third Street for a telephone harassment report. Officer responded and was advised by the complainant that she contacted a female subject to get in contact with that females father. The female subject then made a rude comment to her and the complainant advised she wished to file a report. Officers made contact with the female subject in the 600 block of E. Third Street and she was advised of the complaint. Both parties were advised to cease contact with each other. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************** lncident #: 20175750 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Police responded to the Salem ER parking lot in reference to a group of subjects standing in the parking lot. Upon arrival police spoke with several subjects who advised a friend had been transported to the ER with possible alcohol poisoning. They advised that they wanted to speak with the person who had him transported there but the subject left running eastbound on E. State St.. They advised they gave chase and the subject jumped into a passing vehicle and fled the scene. The subject that fled was transported to the Salem PD by the motorist that picked him up and gave a statement. Two of the subjects involved at the ER gave statements also. All parties gave conflicting statements. The case will be sent to the prosecutors office for review for any possible charges. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************ Incident #: 20175753 Date: Monday, August 14,2017 Intoxicated Person 2875 E STATE ST A GROCERY Officer on patrol at WalMart on E. State Street was advised by an employee that a male subject was in the parking lot area on the east side of the building drinking a bottle a liquor and acting strange. Officer made contact with the subject who had an open bottle of Southern Comfort liquor in which he stated he paid for, but then admitted that he stole the bottle from inside the store. The subject had no money and advised he did need medical attention. First Responders and an ambulance service responded. The subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center per his request and for a mental evaluation. The price of the liquor was $11.12 and theft charges are pending for the subject. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************************
Monday, August 14, 2017 09:14 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175734 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 2000 N LINCOLN AVE Male individual on station to report a water line break near his house. He advised that he was at the end of the Salem city water line. Contact was made with the water dept. and they were advised. Sgt. D. Green ************************************ Incident #: 20175735 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 230 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: JOHN STAINER Officer responded to the above location for a parking complaint. The parking lot was closed for a paving company to resurface it. A vehicle was still parked in the parking lot even though it had been blocked off. Prior to arrival, the individual in charge had already contacted a towing service and they had the vehicle removed. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** Incident #: 20175736 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Suspicious Vehicle HIGHLAND AVE / E TENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of two vehicles parked on the wrong side of the roadway. Officers spoke with a male and female subject, the male subject said he was just picking up more newspapers from the female subject. Both subjects work for the Vindicator. Officers advised they were parked illegally both subjects moved their vehicles. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************* Incident #: 20175737 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 325 W TENTH ST Complainant: WILLIAM KORDA The complainant contacted this department to report that his 2002 Ford F-150 was egged sometime overnight. He advised that this is not the first time this occurred in the recent past and his vehicle has sustained paint damage from the eggings. Extra patrol requested in the area, due to this being an ongoing problem. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* Incident #: 20175739 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Fight 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Officers responded to 968 E. State St. for a report of a possible fight. Upon arrival, it was found that a male was in the store starting an argument with his girlfriend, who is employed there. The male fled the scene when other employees contacted this department. Officers checked the area, but he was not located. The complainant was advised to contact this department, should he return and cause problems. Sgt. D. Green ******************************************** Incident #: 20175740 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Speak To Officer 426 OHIO AVE Complainant: JOE ENTRIKEN Officers responded to the above location to speak with the complainant about the neighbors daughter playing with their daughters toys and breaking them. Officers spoke with the neighbor and advised that the complainant doesn't want their daughter in their yard anymore. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************* lncident #: 20175741 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Assist Perry Police 360 W STATE ST Complainant: PERRY TWP Officers responded to the above location to assist Perry Twp Officer with a physical domestic. Officers remained on scene until Perry Officer conducted his investigation and arrest of a female subject. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************************** lncident #: 20175742 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 673 FRANKLIN AVE Police responded to the 600 block of Franklin Ave for a dispute with a mother and daughter. When officers arrived everything had already calmed down. The mother advised that her 35yo daughter had went out drinking with someone she had met on Facebook and had not shown up for the family cookout. When the daughter arrived the mother became very upset and started yelling at her adult daughter because she did not know where she was. Both parties advised nothing physical had taken place. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg D. Osberg ******************************************* lncident #: 20175719 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Animal Complaint 846 E THIRD ST Complainant: BOBBIE MITCHELL, Hanoverton, OH Officer responded to the 800 block of E Third St in reference to an animal complaint. Complainant advised that she was walking her dog when a German Shepard jumped the railing at it's property and chased after her. She advised that she only sustained minor scratches and refused medical treatment. Officer made contact with the owner of the German Shepard and she was advised of the complaint. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** Incident #: 20175720 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Protection Order Violation 218 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Officers responded to 21 8 E. 6th St. to speak with female complainant, Chelsea Wilson reference to her ex-boyfriend driving around her residence in a black colored Chevy Impala. Complainant advised that she does have a child with her ex-boyfriend and that she has an active protection order against her ex-boyfriend. Several officers checked the surrounding area and were unable to locate the vehicle. Complainant filled out a written statement. This incident will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutors office for review for possible charges of violating a protection order against the complainant's ex- boyfriend. Ptl. B. Smith **************************************** Incident #: 20175721 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Shoplifter(s) 1125 E STATE ST CONVENIENCE STORE Officers were dispatched to Circle K in the 1100 block of E State St in reference to a shop lifter. Complainant, an employee, advised that a male juvenile wearing a red shirt, blue jeans, and a gold necklace had taken something out of the store. Officers located the juvenile at the rear of the store by the dumpster and spoke with him about the incident. The juvenile advised that he purchased three drinks and a package of cookies and denied having stolen anything. Upon speaking with the clerk, she advised that the juvenile did purchase all items this time, but was suspected to have stolen items from the store in the past. The juvenile was advised by the staff that he was no longer welcome at the store and not to return. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** Incident #: 20175722 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 101 5 N LINCOLN AVE CEMETERY Complainant: STEVE FINCH Officers were called to check Hope Cemetery for a suspicious vehicle. Complainant advised that he could see the tail lights of a vehicle parked inside the cemetery after dark. Officers responded and checked the area. The vehicle was found to be parked inside Centennial Park. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** Incident #: 20175723 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SHOPPING MALL Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Police responded to WaCMart in reference to a shoplifter. Female subject was taken into custody, transported to the Salem PD for processing and then incarcerated in the Columbiana County Jail pending the posting of bond or her arraignment in CCMC. Female also had a warrant through CCSO for failure to appear. ARRESTEE: Cameron A. Yarwood 9951 Randel Rd. Hanoverton, Ohio 44423 charges: theft, warrant Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************************************* Incident #: 20175724 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Dog At Large W STATE ST / SHARP AVE Complainant: KATHY JAFFE, Officers were dispatched to the above area in regards to a dog at large. Complainant advised of a large brindle colored dog running in the area. Upon arrival, officers checked the area, but were unable to locate the animal. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Incident #: 20175725 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Loud Persons 555 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to 555 N. Lincoln Ave. for a report of a loud person. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male subject, whom was intoxicated. He was advised of the complaint and to keep the noise down. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************** lncident #: 20175726 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / GEORGETOWN RD Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the area of W State St and Georgetown Rd for a speeding violation. After a brief investigation, K9 Argo was deployed for an open air sniff of the vehicle and indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor. The vehicle was subsequently searched, but yielded nothing illegal. The driver was issued a citation for speeding and officers cleared. Cited: Derrick Lee J. Cotton 7231 Cypress Ave Daphne, AL 36526 Charge: Speeding (Salem ORD 333.03) Ptl. Cochran **************************************** Incident #: 20175727 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Suspicious Vehicle SCARBORO LN / PAINTER RD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to a pump station on Painter Rd to check on a report of a suspicious truck parked near the City Limits. Upon arriving, officers observed no vehicles at the pump station, but did observe a truck parked on private property across the road from where the pump station is located. There were numerous vehicles parked at the private residence and nothing appeared out of order. Sgt B Slider ***************************************** lncident #: 20175728 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Suspicious Vehicle COURT DR K PARK PLAYGROUND Officer observed a vehicle travelling into and through Centennial Park after hours. Officer initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle and identified the driver who resided nearby and was using the park as a short cut to get to the individuals driveway. Officer advised of the park hours and cleared without incident. Sgt B Slider ***************************************** lncident #: 20175731 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Intoxicated Driver BENTON RD / W STATE ST Complainant: ALLISON, JENIFER ARA Jose, Francisco M 610 E FOURTH ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to a report of a silver mini van operating in an erratic manner as it was eastbound on W State St. The caller advised they were behind the vehicle and had just passed Circle K West and were driving up over the rail road overpass. Officer was approaching westbound on W State St near Howard Ave and observed the silver mini van travelling eastbound on W State St from the overpass near Jennings Ave. Officer observed the mini van appeared to be travelling well below the 25MPH speed limit and was over correcting its steering, resulting in weaving back and forth. Officer also observed that the vehicle behind the mini van began flashing its lights and slowed down to allow officer to turn around and pull behind the vehicle as instructed by the Salem Dispatcher who still had the caller on the phone. Officer subsequently activated the overhead emergency Iights / siren and effected a traffic stop on the vehicle on W State St. near Howard Ave. Ptl Cochran arrived on scene at that time. Officers approached and noted the driver had very blood shot eyes and slow motor skills. The driver stated he did not have a driver's license and was requested to exit the vehicle. Ptl Cochran had the driver step to the curb where he administered an HGN, and noted 6 out of 6 clues. Ptl Cochran explained the walk and turn test, however the individual did not fully understand the instructions. A portable breath test was administered by Ptl Cochran with a result of 3.63 and the individual was taken into custody for suspected OVI. The individual was transported to Salem PD by Ptl Cochran while this officer stood by at the scene of the stop with the vehicle and its occupants until a licensed driver arrived who could drive the other vehicle passengers home. This officer then responded to the Salem PD along with a translator who assisted during processing. After the BMV form was read and the 20 minute waiting period, the individual submitted a breath sample with a result of 3.11 BAC on the Datamaster. Ptl Cochran issued the individual citations and paperwork, after which time the translator assisted the individual with transportation home. Arrested: Fransisco M Jose, DOB: 08/17/1986 OVI and Driving without a License 610 E Fourth St, Salem OH 44460 Sgt B Slider S71088 ***************************************** lncident #: 20175732 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Loud Persons 989 LIBERTY ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 989 Liberty St. for a report of loud person(s). Upon arrival, multiple subjects were located in the front yard and porch of the residence. Several subjects were identified and checked for warrants. Contact was also made with the owner of the residence and advised of the complaint. All were advised to keep the noise down and officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************* Incident #: 20175733 Date: Sunday, August 13,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 288 WOODLAND AVE Officers responded to 288 Woodland Ave. for a report of a male juvenile on the porch of the residence with a gun. Upon arrival, contact was made with the juvenile and detained. No gun was located on the juvenile. The juvenile advised that he came to the residence to see his girlfriend after he suspected her of cheating on him. He reports that he called his girlfriend via phone and a male answered the phone who threatened to come to his girlfriends residence and assault him. The juvenile advised he threatened that he had a gun since he was by himself. The juvenile was subsequently placed under arrest for an unruly offense. He was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to his grandfather. Officer cleared. ARRESTED JUVENILE: 282 Lisbon Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Unruly Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************
Sunday, August 13, 2017 08:54 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175704 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 1400 S LINCOLN AVE 6 Complainant: KLG Officers responded to the above location to assist KLG with a female subject who had fallen and couldn't get up. KLG transported the female to Salem ER. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************************* Incident #: 20175705 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Domestic In Progress 267 H AWLEY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a domestic in progress, Officers arrived on scene and the female suspect already left the residence. Officers spoke with a male and female subject who stated the female's mother arrived at the residence and started a verbal fight with the male subject. Officers spoke with the mother who stated she just wants her daughter to leave her husband and come home. Both parties stated that they didn't want any charges filed at this time, Officers advised both parties to remain apart the rest of the day. Ptl. M. Wirkner **************************************** Incident #: 20175708 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Harassment 228 VINE AVE Complainant: CHARLES CORBETT Officers responded to the above location for a report of harassment, Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that a male subject has been harassing his female employee and her family. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated the female subject was threatening him first. Both parties were told to stay away from each other. Ptl. M. Wirkner ***************************************** lncident #: 20175709 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Speak To Officer 275 ELM AVE Complainant: STEVE WILSON Report of a speak with officer at the above location. Upon arrival, complainant advised that a known female subject has been dumping her trash at the dumpster at work. Complainant advised that they just wanted the incident documented do to this becoming an ongoing problem. This officer attempted to make contact with the female subject at her residence but no one was home. Officer Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20175711 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 650 SHARP AVE Report of a domestic dispute in progress at the above address. Upon arrival, officers found that a female subject with a history of mental illness had went after her husband over issues with her illness. The Salem F.D., EMT responded and she was transported to the Salem E.R. by EMT for evaluation of her mental state. No visible injuries were observed on the husband at the time of the incident. Officer Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20175713 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST UNIT # 1 Driver: CRYSTAL HOSKINSON / Owner Robin Stanley , SALEM, OH UNIT # 2 Driver / Owner ENRICO BEAMON, ROSSFORD, OH Minor Two Vehicle Accident. Local Report Only. Unit # 2 was traveling northbound on N. Lincoln Ave. and slowedlstopped in traffic near the intersection of E. 3rd St. Unit # 1 was traveling northbound behind Unit # 2 and slowed, but failed to stop, striking Unit # 2 in the back end. Unit # 1 at fault. Sgt. D. Green ********************************************* Incident #: 20175714 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 550 S ELLSWORTH AVE FACTORY Officers responded to the above location for a report of two male subjects entering the building through an open window. Officers gained entry to the building and were unable to locate the two male subjects. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************************** Incident #: 20175715 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Speak To Officer 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: BRIANNA ALLEN, LIVERPOOL, OH The complainant responded to this department to report problems she is having with her ex boyfriend. She advised that she was outside of his residence yesterday and he threw a rock, which struck her vehicle causing minor damage. She advised that when she got out of the vehicle to look, the ex boyfriend reportedly shoved her. The complainant was advised to refrain from going back to his residence. Officer will make contact with the male and possible charges may follow. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************ Incident #: 20175717 Date: Saturday, August 12, 2017 Person To Be Removed 541 N LINCOLN AVE Report of a person to be removed at the above address. Upon arrival, the male subject had left the residence and officers began to check the area for the male subject. This officer did make contact with him via cell phone and he was advised that he was not allowed back at the residence or he would be charged with criminal trespass. He understood and advised that he would not be back and the home owners were advised to contact this department if he returns. Officer Miller ***************************************** Incident #: 20175703 Date: Saturday, August 12, 2017 Criminal Mischief HAWLE Y AVE / E THIRD ST While on patrol police observed a vehicle in the 900 block of E. Third St. that had been egged. Unable to make contact with owner due the vehicle being registered in another city. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************************ Incident #: 20175702 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2875 E STATE ST A SHOPPING MALL Police observed a vehicle parked behind Walmart on E. State St.. Upon making contact the driver advised he pulled back there to sleep. Driver produced a German license that appeared to be current and his passport. Subject advised he is a roadie for a rock band that played at a local establishment and decided to sleep before heading back to Pa. to his fathers residence. Police advised him to pull the vehicle out front of the store, which he did. Ptl. Donald E. Pauli **************************************** Incident #: 20175701 Saturday, August 12,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 189 E THIRD ST ARA HOSCHAR, RYAN MATHEW 189 E THIRD ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 100 block of E. Third Street to attempt contact with a male subject with an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Officers observed the male subject inside the residence and he came to the door. The male subject was advised of the warrant and once it was confirmed he was placed in custody. The subject was transported back to the police department where he was released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Ryan M. Hoschar 189 E. Third Street Salem, Ohio 44460 Warrant for Failure to Appear on a Driving Under Suspension charge. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************************** Incident #: 20175700 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Assault COMASHLEY POWELL Complainant advised that while standing outside in the 400 block of S. Broadway Ave. an unknown subject in a 90's model black Ford Explorer through a beer bottle at her, striking her in the back. Photos were taken of the injury. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ****************************************** Incident #: 20175699 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Criminal Damage To MV Complainant: AARON WOLFORD Complainant advised that while his vehicle was parked in the 400 block of S. Broadway Ave. unknown person(s) damaged the right rear fender and the drivers side rear door, by unknown means. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************** Incident #: 20175698 Date: Saturday, August 12, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 530 S BROADWAY AVE Complainant: HEATHER DOBLIN Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of S Broadway Ave in reference to a suspicious vehicle. Complainant advised of an older model black Ford Explorer in which the occupants were throwing eggs from. Officers responded and checked the area, but were unable to locate any vehicles matching the description. Ptl. Cochran ************************************************* lncident #: 20175696 Date: Saturday, August 12,2017 Speak To Officer 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: SONNETT HOLENCHICK Officer responded to the Salem Walmart parking lot located at 2875 E. State St. to speak with female complainant. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that she was being accused of stealing by an employee in the self check out area. Complainant was upset and wished to pursue the issue. Officer explained to the complainant that there did not appear to be any criminal violation and that the incident is civil in nature for a possible slander suite. Officer did speak with the female employee who advised that the complainant was attempting to purchase alcohol in the self check out and she requested her identification per policy. The complainant sent two juveniles with her out to her vehicle to obtain her identification but the employee states the juveniles never returned and that when she looked back the complainant was gone and thought she stole the alcohol, although she did not see the complainant steal anything. Information was gathered and report taken. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************************** Incident #: 20175694 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Assist Other Agency 537 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: ER, SALEM Officer was requested by a Nurse at the Salem Regional Medical Center to respond to 537 Jennings Ave. to attempt to make contact with a male subject at the residence to advise him that his juvenile brother was in the hospital and that they need authorization to treat him for an injury he sustained at work. Upon arrival, contact was made with a female subject at the residence and due to a language barrier a translator was contacted via phone and briefed of the situation. The translator then relayed the information to the female whom did appear to be the guardian of the juvenile in the hospital. The translator advised that he would contact the hospital and assist with relaying further information. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************** Incident #: 20175693 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Suspicious Person 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: BRIANNE HENKLE Officers responded to Circle K East located at 1125 E. State St. for a report of a possible intoxicated male subject. Complainant reported the male to be dressed in all dark clothing, bald head and over 6ft. tall. Upon arrival, officers checked around Circle K and were unable to locate anybody matching the description. Officer did observe a male subject known to officers in the 1600 block of E. State St. matching the exact same description. He did appear intoxicated, however the subject made it into his home in the 1600 block of E. State St. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************** lncident #: 20175692 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Intoxicated Driver S HOWARD AVE While stationary in the parking lot of the Sunny's Chinese Buffet, officer was flagged down by a motorist advising of a possible intoxicated driver he followed behind downtown traveling left of center. The last know direction of travel report was southbound on S. Howard Ave. The motorist described the suspect vehicle as a white Ford car and provided a license plate, which returned to a Chevy. Officer checked the area and was unable to locate. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************** Incident #: 20175689 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Theft 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: JACOB MILLER Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Granite Ave in reference to a theft report. Victim advised that he is currently renting a room at the above listed address, but was gone from Tuesday, August 8, 2017 to Thursday, August 10, 2017. Victim advised that when he returned home, he found that someone had been inside his bedroom and that multiple electronic items were missing. Officers spoke with multiple people at the residence who claimed not to know anything about a theft. The victim was advised to provide a list of the missing items. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** lncident #: 20175688 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 346 W WILSON ST Complainant: ASHLEY BADDELEY Officers responded to the 300 block of W Wilson St in regards to juveniles playing in the roadway. Complainant advised that multiple juveniles were also leaving their bicycles in the middle of the street. Upon arrival, officers spoke with five juveniles who were playing on the railroad tracks. The juveniles denied playing in the roadway and were asked not to play near / on the railroad tracks. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** Incident #: 20175686 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Theft 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: BONNIE KERNS Officers were dispatched to the parking lot of Salem Regional Medical Center in reference to a theft report. The victim advised that she parked her vehicle in the parking lot of the hospital on Tuesday, August 8, 2017 and returned on Thursday, August 10, 2017. The victim advised that when she returned, she found that the catalytic converter of her 2000 Chevy Cavalier was stolen from underneath her vehicle. The victim was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. Officer spoke with hospital security staff who viewed the security video. Investigation pending. Ptl. Cochran ********************************************** Incident #: 20175684 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Suspicious Person PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: JESSICA LITTLE Officer was dispatched to Centennial Park near the swimming pool in reference to a suspicious person report. Complainant advised of a male subject in a green van that was taking pictures of the children at the swimming pool. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the owner and his wife who denied having taken pictures. The male and female advised that she was using her cell phone to check her messages in the vicinity of the pool and apologized for the inconvenience. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************************
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Saturday, August 12, 2017 07:59 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175683 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / N LUNDY AVE Complainant: SCHNEIDER, JUDY Officer responded to E State St near S. Lundy for a two vehicle kcident with no injury. Unit #2 was traveling eastbound when it started to slow down and was struck from behind by Unit #1. There was minimal damage to Unit #2 and front end damage to Unit #1. Pictures were taken of the damage to both units and both drivers advised they were not injured. The driver of Unit #1 was issued a citation for ACDA and both vehicles were driven from the scene. Cited: David W. Crawford Address: 17162 Calla Rd, Beloit, Ohio 44609 Charge: Assured Cleared Distance Ahead city ordinance 333.03A Ptl. D. Osberg *************************************** Incident #: 20175676 Date: Friday, August 11, 2017 Drug Overdose 447 CONTINENTAL DR 40 Complainant: CARESOURCE Report of a possible overdose with a male subject at the above address. Upon arrival, the incident was found to be a attempted suicide and the Salem F.D. and KLG responded. The male subject was transported to the Salem E.R. by KLG and lighter fluid that the male subject wanted to use was taken by the F.D. and was disposed by this department. Ptl Miller **************************************** Incident #: 20175677 Date: Friday, August 11, 2017 Civil Matter 1318 ESTATE ST 1 Report of subject to be removed / civil matter at the above location. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the landlord and the male subject involved. The male subject gathered his personal belongings and left the above address and advised not to return. Ptl Miller *************************************** lncident #: 20175680 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Check Well Being 1300 BLOCK OF E PERSHlNG Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to E. Pershing St. near Park Ave. for an elderly male that appeared unsteady while walking. Contact was made with him and he advised that he was walking to his doctor appointment. Officers afforded him a courtesy transport to affirm he made it safely. Sgt. D. Green **************************************** Incident #: 20175681 Date: Friday, August 11, 2017 Fraud Complainant: MICHELLE HARTENSTEIN The complainant responded to this department to report fraud. She advised that someone utilized her Key Bank Master card information and attempted to make purchases at two locations in Salem. She stated that she physically still had possession of her card and was unsure of how it was used. She was advised to file a report with her local police dept. since she resides outside of the city. Officer advised her that I would assist and attempt to obtain video of the suspect on the date and time her bank account was used. Sgt. D. Green ************************************** lncident #: 20175654 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 650 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: PATRICIA CROWL Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of Franklin for a report of criminal damaging. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had sliced the side of her swimming pool open and also flattened the tires on her vehicle. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ****************************************** lncident #: 20175655 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 511 BENTLEY DR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above address for drug paraphernalia. It was advised that they had found a pipe in side in the laundry room. Officer recovered the pipe and disposed of it properly. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************************** Incident #: 20175657 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Dog At Large 336 PARK AVE Complainant: GARY JEFFRIES Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of Park Ave for a report of a dog at large. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that his dog had been outside when another unknown dog went after it. The complainant stated that the other dogs owner arrived on scene and was then able to take control of his animal. The complainant's dog was not injured during the incident and officers advised him of the options of dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************************** Incident #: 20175675 Date: Friday, August 11, 2017 Person To Be Removed Complainant: ROOF, DISPATCHER Officers responded to the Salem Police Department in regards for a person to be removed. Dispatch advised that the male subject came into the Salem Police Department's lobby and began yelling through the microphone at the dispatcher, swearing, acting disorderly and belligerent. Officer arrived on scene and located the male subject sitting in the lawn of the Salem Police Department with no shirt on. Upon speaking to the male subject he was found to be highly intoxicated, and was acting belligerent and very hostile towards Officers. The male subject continually made threats towards officers advising that he would kill them. This officer then advised that the male subject was going to be placed under arrest for Disorderly Conduct and Aggravated Menacing. Upon trying to transport the male subject to the Salem Police Department Cruiser the male subject then mule kicked the arresting Officer in the groin. Once the male subject was placed in the rear of the Salem Police Department cruiser he began making threats of harming himself and continuously hit his head off of the cage in the back of the patrol unit causing bleeding from his head. Salem officers had Salem First Responders and EMT Ambulance respond to the scene. The male subject was then transported to the Salem Regional Health care Center for treatment. Officers responded to the Salem Hospital with the male subject in custody. Perry Township Police Department and Columbiana County Sheriffs Office responded to the scene to assist as well. Arrested: Shawn A McMurray Address: 1401 Bay Ridge Blvd. Bay City, Texas, 77414 (Last Known Address) Charge(s): Disorderly Conduct (ORC 2917.11 (B)(2) Aggravated Menacing (ORC 2903.21 (A)) Assault on a Peace Officer (ORC 2903.15(C)(5) Ptl C Walla ****************************************** Incident #: 20175674 Date: Friday, August 11,2017 Audible Alarm 1136 E STATE ST A DRUG STORE Complainant: 21 ST CENTURY, ALARM Officer responded to the 1100 of E State St for an audible alarm. The business was found to be secured but the phone lines had been cut. Ptl. LaRosa and K9 Argo were called to the scene for a track. The detective was also called to the scene and pictures were taken of the damage. The keyholder advised that the phone company had backup lines and the alarm was still intact. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20175673 Date: Friday, August 11, 2017 Reckless Operator BENTON RD / ALLEN RD RR Officers responded to Benton Road and W State St for a reckless operator. The complainant advised a white truck was driving all over the roadway headed into town. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle and performed field sobriety and the driver was found to be ok. The driver advised he had been up all day and was just very tired The driver was advised to use caution when driving home and to pull over if he became too tired. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************************* lncident #: 20175670 Date: Thursday, August 10, 2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / VINE AVE Officer on patrol ran a random vehicle registration check with the accused vehicle, it was found that the registered owner of the vehicle had a Suspended Driver's License. Officer was able to confirm that the driver of the said vehicle had been the registered owner of the vehicle. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle on E State St and Vine Ave. The driver / registered owner of the vehicle was subsequently issued a traffic citation for Driving Under Suspension- License Forfeiture (ORC 4510.111) and was given a mandatory court date of 08/15/2017. During the traffic stop the driver of the vehicle did give Officers consent to search the vehicle, Officers then searched the vehicle but nothing illegal was found. The driver was able to have a valid driver respond to the scene to remove the vehicle from the roadway. Cited: Stephanie L Corfee-Glenn Address: 9118 State Route 45, Lisbon, Ohio, 44432 Charge: Driving Under Suspension- License Forfeiture (ORC 4510.111) Ptl C Walla ****************************************** lncident #: 20175666 Date: Thursday, August 10, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 2340 E STATE ST Complainant: NATE SIKORA Officer responded to the above location for a criminal damage report. Upon arrival, complainant advised that several section of the outside fence have been cut. Complainant advised he walks the fence before work everyday and noticed it today. Ptl. D. Young ***************************************** lncident #: 20175664 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Criminal Mischief 615 S LINCOLN AVE Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of S. Lincoln Ave. to take a report of criminal damaging. The complainant advised officer(s) that her last tenant left several holes in the walls. Officer(s) took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Officer Brooks ********************************************
Friday, August 11, 2017 08:39 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175638 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 409 S UNION AVE Complainant: MARK BOWERSOCK Police responded to the above address for a two vehicle accident. It was advised from the complainant that he was pulling into the driveway of 409 S Union Ave and that there was a truck and trailer parked with the rear end of the trailer blocking half of the entrance of the drive. The complainant advised when he went to pull into the drive he sideswiped his vehicle with the trailer causing minimal damage to the trailer. Officer documented damages with photographs and issued a report number for the insurance companies. Also prior to officers arrival both vehicles had been moved. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Incident #: 20175642 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Accident Private Property 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: GIANT, EAGLE 0 Private property accident Officer(s) responded to the 2400 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Both unit # 1 and unit # 2 had been backing from parking spots when they struck each other in the middle of the isle way. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Both vehicles sustained minor damage on their driver side rear quarter panels. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Jean Dean vehicle 2017 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Barbara Stecker vehicle 2014 Kia Ptl R Keister **************************************** lncident #: 20175643 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Suspicious Object 634 CEDAR ST Complainant: ROB MALEY Officer responded to the 600 block of Cedar St for a suspicious object. The complainant advised he found a suspicious object in his backyard and requested officers dispose of the item. Officer collected the item(bullet) and it was disposed of at the Salem Police Department. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************* Incident #: 20175644 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 1266 E PERSHlNG ST Officer responded to the 1200 block of E Pershing St for a water line break. Officer checked the area and located the water line break in front of a residence. The water department was advised of the complaint. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************* Incident #: 20175645 Date: Wednesday, August 9,201 Child / Juvenile Problem COURT DR PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to Centennial Park at the basketball courts for juveniles using foul language. The officer advised all parties involved of the city ordinances pertaining to the park and given warnings. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************************** Incident #: 20175646 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: JENNIFER CLARKSON Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report for phone harassment. The complainant advised that she had asked the male subject several times to stop contacting her but he continued to send her vulgar text messages. The male subject was contacted and advised to stop contacting the complainant or he could face criminal charges. He stated that he would stop all contact. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** lncident #: 20175647 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Runaway / Missing Complainant: EDWARD LITTLE Complainant on station to report a missing juvenile. Complainant advised he took a known juvenile to church with him. The complainant advised the juvenile stated he was going to use the restroom and never returned. Officers checked the juveniles residence and found that the juvenile walked home and was okay. Ptl. D. young ********************************************** Incident #: 20175648 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Suspicious Person 2340 E STATE ST Complainant: CHELSEA HOSTETTER Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious persons report. Complainant advised there was a worker and several other people outside the gate, who appeared to be taking items. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the worker who advised she had an agreement with the manager to purchase some wood. The worker did have a pallet of wood sitting outside the side gate. Officers spoke with the manager who advised no payment was rendered at this time and she could not have the product. The manager advised he would handle the issue. Ptl. D. Young ******************************************* Incident #: 20175649 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Assist Other Agency 54 S EGYPT Complainant: CCSO Officer responded to the above location to assist CCSO on a call. Upon arrival, it was found the incident occurred inside the City of Salem. This officer spoke with the victim, who stated two male subjects came to her residence to look at a vehicle that she was selling. The victim advised that she told her children who were outside to put the Ipad down so they didn't break it, they sat it down on the fish tank which was located on the porch. The victim advised that one of the male subjects stepped onto her porch to answer a phone call and then they left. The victim advised she then noticed the lpad missing. The victim made contact with one of the male subjects and was advised that the other male subject had it at a residence just outside the City. The victim and her husband responded to that residence where they retrieved the Ipad from the male subject who was at their residence looking at the vehicle. The male subject in question then fled the area once he learned the police were on the way. Officer did speak to several other subjects at the residence where the subject in question was, who stated they did see the subject in question return the Ipad to the victim and her husband. Charges pending. Ptl. D. Young ********************************************** Incident #: 20175650 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Traffic Offense 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 11 00 block of E State St. The driver gave officers verbal consent to search the vehicle. Officers searched the vehicle but nothing was found inside the vehicle. The driver was given a verbal warning for a violation. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************** Incident #: 20175651 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Intoxicated Driver Complainant: ANDREW BAUMAN Officers responded to the area of S Lincoln Ave and E Pershing St for an intoxicated driver. The complainant advised that a silver SUV headed northbound into the city from Perry Township and the driver and passengers all appeared to be intoxicated. Officers located the vehicle on S Lincoln Ave at E State St and initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle, see report 20175652. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************* Incident #: 20175652 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 OVI Arrest N LINCOLN AVE / E TWELFTH ST ARA JONES, MALLORY DIANNE 170 QUEENS LN CANFIELD, OH 44406 Officers responded to the area of S Lincoln Ave and E Pershing St for an intoxicated driver. The complainant advised that a silver SUV headed northbound into the city from Perry Township and the driver and passengers all appeared to be intoxicated. Officers located the vehicle on S Lincoln Ave at E State St and initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle. All the passengers were found to be juveniles and were out past curfew. The juveniles were transported to the Salem Police Department and picked up by their parents. The driver was found to be impaired and administered field sobriety. The driver was arrested for OVI and transported to the Salem Police Department where she was processed and booked. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Davidson's Towing. The driver was issued her paper work and picked up by a family member. Cited: Mallory D. Jones DOB: 03-02-1999 Address: 170 Queens Ln, Canfield, Ohio 44406 Charge: OVI ORC 4511 .19Ala and marked lanes ORC 4511.33A1 Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************* Incident #: 20175658 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Speak To Officer 51 3 WALNUT ST Complainant: HERY SALAMANCA Complainant on station to speak with officer about a situation that was occurring in the city. The complainant stated that someone known to him was having a problem with the landlord were she used to reside. Officers spoke with all of the persons involved and they were advised of there options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************************** lncident #: 20175660 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 Neighbor Dispute 565 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: JORDAN SMELTZER body cam 5, car 3. Officer was called to a neighbor dispute at 565 Columbia St. The resident advised he was yelling inside the home with his mother about some relationship issues and he was confronted by a neighbor who came up to his window and started yelling at him. Words were exchanged and the male allegedly took his hat and shirt off and wanted to brawl in the alley. Upon officer's arrival the man was already home at 536 Walnut where there was a gathering involving much alcohol and numerous fellow drinkers. The male was identified and told officer that the group thought the man at Columbia was yelling or chasing a woman in the house so he decided to take the situation into his own hands instead of call the PD. Officer explained to him to have someone from the group call the PD in the future instead of taking the matter into his own hands. I also advised them to stay off the property of the man on Columbia. I then went back to the complainant's on Columbia and explained to him what was learned. He stated he understood but would defend himself if the male or group of them should return. extra watch Ptl Banar901 ******************************************** lncident #: 20175662 Date: Thursday, August 10,2017 993 ARCH ST Complainant: MARY TAYLOR Complainant on station to report a theft from her residence in the 900 block of Arch St. The complainant stated that a ring was taken from her residence by a persons known to her. The complainant stated further that she had found the item in question at a local pawn shop. Officers did contact the shop in question and a hold was placed onto the item. The matter is under investigation. Ptl R Keister *****************************************
Thursday, August 10, 2017 08:01 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175634 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMAR T Unit # 1 owner / driver Laurel Todd Unit # 2 owner / driver Ellen Christian Private Property Accident Complainant on station to report that he had been involved in a minor accident in the 2800 block of East State St. Reportedly both unit #1 and unit # 2 had been backing from parking spots when they struck each other in the isle way. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were driven from the scene. Ptl R Keister *************************************** lncident #: 20175628 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 927 W WILSON ST A Complainant: STEPHEN BARRETT Complainant advised his car was parked on the street and overnight unknown person/s did unlawfully enter the car and steal some change. He felt the car was locked and does not know how it was opened. Other items gone through but nothing else appeared missing. Banar901 **************************************** lncident #: 20175630 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 At Location / On Foot 664 FRANKLIN AVE Reporting officer responded to the above location and clubbed a car for a court order from Municipal Court. Lt. David L. Casto ***************************************** lncident #: 20175631 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 612 OHIO AVE Officer assisted HPZ Officer in removing a Chevy Truck and Imperial Boat from the rear of 612 Ohio Ave. On or about July 27, 2017, HPZ Officer did place a 10 day notice for multiple violations at the property, including the Chevy truck and a Imperial Boat. Reporting officer had also placed a 10 day notice on the truck on or about the same day. In all, 12 days were given after the notices were left. The truck and boat both had appeared to have sat much longer than the 12 days given. See report # 20175241. Today this officer and Housing Planning Zoning officer had the truck and boat towed by Davidson's Towing. Officer did confirm to tow the vehicles with the Chief, after learning that they were in "probate". Davidson's did tow both vehicles with different flat bed trucks. Officer later fielded a land line call from a relative of the owner inquiring about the vehicles. I was told that she had stopped previously at the PD on Sunday the 5th of August, however, I was not on duty then. Today, she was advised that both vehicles were in clear violation and extra time had been given to correct the problem. She was advised to contact the court, towing company, and her attorney about the matter. Photos were taken of each vehicle and attached to report. Ptl. Banar901 ******************************************** Incident #: 20175635 Date: Wednesday, August 9,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 606 OLIVE ST Complainant: RALPH COLEMAN Police responded to the above address for a B&E report. Upon arrival it was advised that someone went into the complainants house and had stole some medicine that was prescribed to him. The complainant was given a report number for his doctor. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************************** lncident #: 20175609 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Harassment 1386 S LINCOLN AVE 2 Complainant: CARE CENTER, MONITOR Police responded to the apartments in the 1300 block or S. Lincoln Ave for a harassment complaint. While speaking with the victim she advised she only wanted an officer at the residence to ask questions from the last time officers were on scene. She also advised that the past two days a blocked number had called her and hung up. The complainant advised she believes it is her daughter. Police then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg *********************************** Incident #: 20175611 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 148 PENN AVE Complainant: EMILY ELLSWORTH Officers responded to the 100 block of Penn Ave in reference to a juvenile problem. Complainant at the above location advised that three juveniles were hitting their bikes into the side of the building and shouting profanities at passers by. Officers made contact with the juveniles who denied the accusations. They were asked to stop the alleged behavior and advised of the importance of not using profane language towards bystanders. Officers gathered their parents information and cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** lncident #: 20175617 Date:Tuesday, August 8,2017 Theft 305 W Pershing St Officer responded to the 300 block of W Pershing St where the property owner reported that some person(s) had stolen a push mower from the back yard. The mower was taken sometime between the time of complaint and 1700 hours the prior day. Yellow Cub Cadet with swivel wheels. Sgt I3 Slider *************************************** Incident #: 20175620 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 247 E FIFTH ST ARA BLACKMON, MARY C 247 E FIFTH ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 200 block of E Fifth St to arrest a female who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers made contact with the female, who was subsequently taken into custody. She was transported to the police department for processing and later transported to thecolumbiana County Jail. Arrested: Mary C. Blackmon 247 E Fifth St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant- Failure to Appear Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20175621 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Loud Persons N ELLSWORTH AVE / E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of N. Ellsworth Ave. and Fourth St. for a report of a female yelling. Upon arrival, officers checked the surrounding area and could hear no females yelling. Officers did however locate a group of subjects in the back yard of a residence in the 100 block of W. 3rd St. playing loud music. Contact was made with the home owner and advised to turn the music down. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************
Wednesday, August 09, 2017 09:17 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9, 2017 ***************************************** Incident #: 20175596 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 1162 S LINCOLN AVE Officer observed a possible water break in the 1100 block of S Lincoln Ave. Upon further investigation it was observed that the leak was originating from near the foundation of condo on private property. Officer further observed that the path of the water appeared to be along a previously excavated area of the lawn and the leak was most likely already being attended to by someone. Due to the flow of water, officer had dispatch leave a note for the water department to check on the leak during normal hours, just as a precautionary measure. Sgt B Slider ************************************************ Incident #: 20175599 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 348 E SEVENTH ST COM KAY LAKE Officer responded to 348 E. 7th St. for a report of a residence entered sometime overnight. The complainant advised that when she returned home from work this morning, she discovered that someone broke out a piece of Plexiglas on her front door. She believes someone may have entered the residence, but was not sure at the time of report. The complainant was going to check the residence further and contact this department, should she find anything missing. Nothing reported missing nor disturbed at the time of report. Sgt. D. Green ***************************************** Incident #: 20175600 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Attempt To Locate COM NEW FRANKLIN, PD Report of an attempt to make contact with someone at the above address reference the male resident being located in New Franklin. Upon arrival, the front door of the residence was open along with the garage door. This officer checked the residence, found no one was home and contact was made with a daughter of the male subject. The residence was secured and this officer cleared without incident. Ptl Miller ************************************ lncident #: 20175604 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Speak To Officer 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD COM BRENDA CARDER Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant about an on going civil matter between a male subject living at the same residence. Officers advised the complainant that its a civil matter and explained their options and seeking legal help. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************************** Incident #: 20175606 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Suicide 364 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to 364 S. Ellsworth Ave. for a report of a juvenile possibly wanting to harm herself. Contact was made with her at the residence and she was visibly upset. Officers spoke with her for awhile and she was then ultimately transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT ambulance service. Contact was made with a parent to advise of the situation. Sgt. D. Green ***************************************** Incident #: 20175613 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Residential Lockout 905 PROSPECT ST COM DAVID HARRISON, Officers responded to the 900 block of Prospect St in reference to a residential lockout. Complainant is the owner / land lord of the property and advised that the recent tenants changed the locks when they moved out. The Salem Fire Department responded and gained entry to the home. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Incident #: 20175607 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Accident Private Property 480 WASHINGTON AVE UNIT # 1 Owner MICHAEL GREENAMYER UNIT # 2 Owner MICHAEL WERTZ Two Vehicle Private Property Accident. Occurred on Thursday 08-03-17 Unit # 1 was parked in the driveway at 480 Washington Ave. on 08-03-17. Unit # 2 was parked in the driveway behind Unit # 1 on the same date and time. The driver of Unit # 1, ASHLEE GREENAMYER, backed up the vehicle and struck the front end of Unit # 2 while it was parked causing front end damage to Unit # 2. No visible damage to Unit # 1 Sgt. D. Green *************************************** lncident #: 20175612 Date: Tuesday, August 8,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem MAPLE 1400 BLOCK PARK PLAYGROUND Report of juveniles yelling at one another at the playground area. Upon arrival, officer spoke to an adult in the area and he advised that the juveniles had departed. He stated that they were yelling obscenities at one another and he told them to knock it off. Sgt. D. Green *************************************** Incident #: 20175574 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 492 WASHINGTON AVE COM ERIN GALEOTI Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging, the complainant stated that sometime overnight their trampoline was cut in several spots. Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************************** lncident #: 20175576 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Menacing / Threats 1015 E STATE ST RESTAURANT COM STEVEN BRYAN Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant about an ongoing harassment complaint between his live-in girlfriend's ex boyfriend, officers were unable to contact the male suspect. Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************************** Incident #: 20175578 Date: Monday, Aunust 7, 2017 Suspicious Activity OAK 1400 BLOCK G PARK PLAYGROUND COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of suspicious activity, Officers located two subjects male and female in a vehicle. Officers advised both subjects of inappropriate behavior at the park. Both subjects were advised to leave the area. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************** Incident #: 20175586 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 477 WOODLAND AVE COM KEVIN HOWARD Officers responded to the 400 block of Woodland Ave for a report of criminal damage to a motor vehicle. Complainant advised that, at some point during the night, the front driver's side tire of his 2003 Dodge Dakota was flattened. Complainant stated that he parked his truck on the street around 2000 hours on August 6, 2017 and had found that the tire had been damaged at around 0500 hours the next morning. A puncture mark was observed and photographed. The complainant was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** Incident #: 20175589 Date: Monday. Aunust 7, 2017 Theft 905 PROSPECT ST COM DAVID HARRISON, DAVID Officer spoke with male complainant, David Harrison whom came on station to report a theft. Complainant advised that he is the owner of a residence in the 900 block of Prospect St. and that he had recently evicted the male and female tenants due to non-payment of rent. The tenants were suppose to have vacated the residence as of today's date. Complainant advised that upon arriving at the residence on Prospect St. it appeared that the tenants had moved out. Upon inspecting the locked shed, the owner discovered his yellow Sears self-propelled push mower and a Whirlpool washer was gone. Complainant does report that there were only two keys to the shed and that the tenants had one of them as they were allowed to use the mower. At the time of complaint, the complainant did not have any proof of ownership for the lawn mower or washer. They were advised to produce their papetwork and also that upon completion of this incident it will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutors Office to determine if this incident is criminal or civil and if charges should be filed. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************************* lncident #: 20175590 Date: Monday, Aunust 7, 2017 Speak To Officer 218 E SIXTH ST COM CHARLES SHREVE Officers responded to the 200 block of E Sixth St to speak with the complainant. Complainant advised that he was walking south bound on N Ellsworth Ave, near the Flying Pig Saloon, when three males had emerged from a residence and attempted to attack him. Complainant advised that the males began to chase him and were attempting to take his silver necklace. Complainant advised that he was able to get away and contacted police once he got back home. Complainant advised that he was unsure of which residence the males emerged from and was unable to provide officer's with enough information for investigation to be conducted. Officers checked the area, but were unable to locate any suspects matching the description given. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** Incident #: 20175593 Date: Monday, Aunust 7, 2017 Natural Death Officers responded to the 100 block of W Pershing St for a possible natural death. A family member had not heard from the individual in some time, had gone to check the well being and discovered the individual. Salem First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene. Officers documented and gathered information at the scene. A coroners investigator and detective were briefed and EMT subsequently transported the deceased individual to a local funeral home until further arrangements could be made by family. Sgt B Slider *******************************************
Tuesday, August 08, 2017 09:28 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS AUGUST 8, 2017 Tires Puctured 2 Incidents Vehicles Egged 2 Incidents Arrests: Richard Groff, Theft from unlocked vehilcles Ashley Carlariello for Shoplifting Amber Maraldo Warrant / Larceny *************************************** lncident #: 20175588 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1617 E STATE ST Complainant: BOB GREENISEN Report of a tires sliced on a vehicle at the above location. Upon arrival, complainant advised that an employee had his rear right tire punctured by an unknown object. The puncture mark appeared to be the same as all the other ones that happened over night. Ptl Miller *************************************** Incident #: 20175570 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Suspicious Activity 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A Report of suspicious activity / items at the above location. Upon arrival, officers located a couple knives in the wood area at the above location. The knives were brought back to this department for safekeeping. Ptl.R.Miller **************************************** lncident #: 20175571 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Harassment 144 ROSE AVE Complainant: ROBYN ANDERSON Report of harassment / criminal trespass at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a unknown male subject would not leave his residence. Officers spoke with the male subject, advised him of the complaint and he advised that he would leave. He was also advised of the consequences of his actions and he understood. Ptl.R.Miller ***************************************** Incident #: 20175583 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Speak To Officer 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Report of trash all over the yard in at the above address. Upon arrival, some trash from a garbage can was found on ground and the owner was advised. Ptl.R.Miller *************************************** lncident #: 20175582 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 952 S UNION AVE Complainant: KAITLIN KELM Report of a criminal damage at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that some time over night someone had egged her vehicle that was parked in her driveway. Complainant advised that she just wanted the incident documented at this time. Ptl.R.Miller **************************************** lncident #: 20175573 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1449 E STATE ST Report of a Juvenile problem at the above location. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and the female juvenile victim about the incident. The juvenile advised this officer of the details reference a incident involving another female juvenile who had attempted to sexually assault her. All information was gathered and the matter is under investigation. Ptl.R.Miller ******************************************* Incident #: 20175585 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 870 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the Church Of Our Savior for a group of vehicles that did not belong on the property. Upon arrival officers made contact with a few of the subjects. The group with using the location as a hot spot for a Pokemon Go game. The group advised they were done and leaving. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************************** lncident #: 20175581 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Criminal Trespassing 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Police responded to the 300 block of E. 3rd St for a female advising her back door was just kicked in while she was inside. The female was able to identify the two male subjects and stated the one took his property back. Officers then tried to locate the suspects at other possible residences they may have gone too. Further investigation is continuing to find out if the situation is civil or criminal. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************************** lncident #: 20175560 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: SAMANTHA POST Officers responded to the above location for a report of a dispute between two females. Officer met the complainant at the intersection of E. Pershing and S. Union. The complainant advised a known female was making threats towards her and following her while trying to walk home. Officer did advised the complainant she could respond to this station and fill out a statement form if she wished, due to officer going to speak with the other female involved. Officer responded to the above location and spoke with he other half of the incident, who stated the complainant started the argument and that nothing physical occurred and no threats were made. Statement forms were collected from the other half along with several other subjects at the above location. No statements have been collected from the complainant at this time. Ptl. D. Young *************************************** lncident #: 20175562 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Criminal Mischief 500 BLOCK OF E THIRD Officer on patrol in the 500 block of E Third St was flagged down by the male complainant who advised that someone who had been driving a black mini van threw eggs at him. Officer checked the area but was unable to locate a vehicle matching the description. Ptl C Walla ******************************************* Incident #: 20175563 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Barking Dog 769 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 700 block of E Fourth St in regards to a barking dog complaint. Officer attempted to make contact with the dog owner but was unsucessful. Officer left a red warning tag on the door of the residence. Ptl C Walla **************************************** Incident #: 20175566 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 341 W TENTH ST Officers responded to the 300 block of W Tenth St in regards to a domestic dispute report. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to both parties who advised that there had been an argument but that it was only verbal. The male subject advised that the two parties would stay separated Ptl C Walla ******************************************* Incident #: 20175568 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1048 E PERSHING ST Complainant: DUSTIN TOLSON Report of a criminal damage to a motor vehicle at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that some time betweem 1900 hrs. and 0800 hrs. someone had slashed the rear right tire of his vehicle that was parked in his driveway. A puncture mark was observed to the rear right tire and it appeared to have been stabbed by an unknown object. Ptl.R.Miller *********************************** lncident #: 20175573 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1449 E STATE ST Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND Report of a Juvenile problem at the above location. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and the female juvenile victim about the incident. The juvenile advised this officer of the details reference a incident involving another female juvenile who had attempted to sexually assault her. All information was gathered and the matter is under investigation. Ptl.R.Miller ************************************** Incident #: 20175579 Date: Monday, August 7,2017 Suspicious Activity 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL ARA GROFF, RICHARD A 275 W 5TH ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject seen on video entering unlocked vehicles in the parking lot and taking items. Officers located the male subject Richard Allen Groff on State Street near Brooklyn with multiple handbags. Mr. Groff stated that all the bags belonged to him. Mr. Groff was identified in the video wearing the same clothes and searching through the vehicle and taking the handbags then walking away from the vehicle. Officers arrested Richard Groff and transported him to the Salem Police Department for processing then transported him to Columbiana County Jail charged with Theft further charges are pending. Arrested: Richard Allen Groff 2267 State Route 45 S. Salem, Ohio 44460 Charged: Theft Ptl. M. Wirkner ***************************************** lncident #: 20175546 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E ST ATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE ARA CARLARIELLO, ASHLEY RENEE 2337 OAK ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officer(s) responded to Walrmart for a theft. Upon arrival Asset Protection advised officers that they had a known female subject in their office who attempted to steal merchandise. The female subject was placed under arrest,transported to the PD and processed. She was then transported to the County Jail. Arrested: Ashley R. .Carlariello Offense: Theft ORC 291 3.02 Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************** Incident #: 20175547 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Parking Compl aint / Violation 500 E FOURTH ST Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of East 4th St for a report of a illegally parked vehicle. (motorcycle in a handicapped spot) On arrival officers were able to make contact with the operator of the vehicle who stated that he would take care of the problem. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** Incident #: 20175550 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Person To Be Removed 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: GIANT, EAGLE ARA MARALDO, AMBER LYNN 2649 NEWGARDEN RD SALEM, OH 44460 Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to an unwanted person. Upon arrival, officer met with a store manager that advised they were having a difficult time with a patron and did not want her in the store anymore. The store manager and myself made contact with the female. The store manager advised of the request to not return to the store. Further discussion led to the store manager and the female agreeing to allow her to continue shopping at Giant Eagle. Officer identified the female and learned that she had an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The female was placed into custody. Officers stood by on scene with the female due to her having children present. The children's father did eventually respond to the scene and take the children. The female was released on scene to CCSO. Arrested: Amber L. Maraldo 2649 New Garden Ave Salem, OH 44460 Warrant / Larceny Sgt. K. Toy *************************************** Incident #: 20175551 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Accident No Injury Reported S LINCOLN AVE / E STATE STREET Officer responded to the intersection of N Lincoln Ave and E State St for a vehicle accident with no injury. Unit #2 was stopped at the red light on N Lincoln Ave and E State St headed southbound. Unit #1 was headed southbound on N Lincoln Ave and failed to stop before striking the rear of Unit #2. There was no damage to Unit #1 and very little damage to Unit #2. The driver of Unit #1 stated she was only going approximately 2 mph before her front bumper struck Unit #2. Pictures were taken of the damage to Unit #2 and both drivers advised they were not injured. The driver of Unit #1 was issued a citation for ACDA and both vehicle were driven from the scene. Cited: Alexis Hawkins Address: 205 Chris Ave, Washingtonville, Ohio 44490 Charge: Assured Cleared Distance Ahead city ordinance 333.03A Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** lncident #: 20175552 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 555 S UNION AVE Complainant: COURTNEY HARSHMAN Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of S. Union Ave. to take a report of criminal damaging. The complainant advised officer that sometime late last night someone scratched the side of their vehicle. Officer took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks *************************************** Incident #: 20175558 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Domestic In Progress 861 E SIXTH ST Complainant: TERESA KOKES Officers responded to the 800 block of E Sixth St for a domestic in progress. The male and female were standing outside away from each other when officers arrived on scene. The male subject advised that his ex-girlfriend was moving out of his residence and started a fight. He stated that he was getting her belongings out of the garage for her to take to her new apartment. The complainant advised that the male subject was going crazy inside the house and she wanted him checked out. The male subject advised that he was going to see his doctor tomorrow to change his medication and that he was fine. The female subject went to her new residence and the male subject stated she could pick up her belongings tomorrow after they calmed down. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************
Monday, August 07, 2017 09:29 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175508 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Accident With Injury 1680 S LINCOLN AVE Unit # 1 Michelle Whaley, SALINEVILLE, OH Unit # 2 JAMES RUSH, LISBON, OH Officer(s) and FD responded to S. Lincoln Ave. near Super USA for a motor vehicle accident with injuries. The driver of Unit # 1, Michelle Whaley, hit the rear of Unit # 2 which was sitting stationary waiting for a train. The driver of Unit # 2, JAMES RUSH, was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center. The driver of Unit # 1 was cited. Cited: Michelle D. Whaley Offence: Assured Clear Distance OR0 333.03 A Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************** Incident #: 20175537 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 207 JENNINGS AVE Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of Jennings for a reported domestic dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a verbal dispute over a two cell phones. Officers advised both of the persons to attempt to get along then cleared. No physical violence was reported. Ptl R Keister ************************************ lncident #: 20175539 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Complainant: CARLOS ALBERT0 ESTRADA GAINESVILLE, VA Officers responded to the 200 block of North Cunningham Rd for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to him had taken the rear licence plate off his sons vehicle while it was in the parking lot of the business. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Plate entered into LEADS as stolen Ptl R Keister ************************************** lncident #: 20175540 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY SHERIFF Officers responded to the above stated location to assist CCSO. Dispatch advised officers to locate a vehicle and detain for CCSO. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle and informed the occupants they were being held at the request of Columbiana County. Officers were later advised to deliver a message and release the occupants. Officers cleared without incident. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************** lncident #: 20175541 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant calling to speak with a officer about illegal drug activity in the city. Officers spoke with the complainant and the information will be passed onto the DTF. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************************** lncident #: 20175542 Date:Sunday, August 6,2017 Suspicious Activity 175 W STATE ST B GAS STATION ARA WOODALL, SHAWN LAMAR 722 PASADENA YOUNGSTOWN, OH 44507 While on patrol officers were advised of possible illegal activity in the 100 block of West State St. On arrival to the area officers located a male who matched the description given. Officers spoke with the male and he was identified. The male had a active warrant for his arrest out of Mahoning County. Officers placed Shawn Woodall in custody without incident. lncidental to Woodalls arrest officers located suspected Heroin and Crack Cocaine on his person along with a small amount of cash. Woodall was transported to the station were he was processed and then transported to the county jail. Charges are pending for the suspected drugs pending testing. Officers cleared. Arrested / Shawn Woodall /I D.O.B. 02/09/1998 722 Pasadena St Youngstown,OH Charge / Warrant (Mahoning County / Probation Violation) CASE FILE # 102-17 Ptl R Keister **************************************** Incident #: 20175543 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Open Burning 573 WALNUT ST Complainant: SALEM, FIRE DEPT Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a burning complaint. Upon arrival, officer was met on scene by Salem FD. Officer stood by while Salem FD explained what could be burned due to a wood chair being on the fire. The resident was advised the consequences of future violations. Sgt. K. Toy **************************************** Incident #: 20175544 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Animal Complaint 1056 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANGELA SHASTEEN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to an animal complaint. Complainant advised her neighbor's dog had left its property. Upon arrival, officer located the owner and the dog on the back porch. I advised the owner of the complaint and she stated her dog never left the property. The owner further stated that the complainant is constantly calling the police on her and she feels like she is being harassed. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************** Incident #: 20175545 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Assist Perry FIRE 1935 E ELEVENTH ST SALEM Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE 2198 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to assist Perry Twp. Fire. Officer was requested for traffic control at E. 11th St and Highland Ave due to a structure fire. Officer stood by for traffic control until Perry Twp. Police advised nothing further was needed. Sgt. K. Toy ****************************************** Incident #: 20175535 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Dog at Large 1600 BLOCK OF S LINCOLN A Officer was on routine patrol in the 1600 block of S Lincoln Ave and noticed a dog walking across the roadway. The dog did not have a collar or tags. Officer took the dog to the humane officer's place of business and placed it in an empty cage until the morning when the humane officer would be contacted. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************************** Incident #: 20175533 Date: Sunday, August 6,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 100 BLOCK OF E PERSHING Officer was routine patrol in the 100 block of E Pershing St and heard several subjects arguing in a parked vehicle. Officer checked on the subjects who advised they were having an argument. The male subject advised he was going to drop off the female subject at the police department until she could get a ride home. The female advised that her parents were sleeping and did not have anyone to call to take her home. Both subjects lived at the same residence in Hanoverton. After speaking with both subjects that male advised he would be fine to drive the female subject home and they would stay separated for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************** lncident #: 20175528 Date: Saturday, August 5, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop, K9 Simon did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. A probable cause search of the vehicle did yield contraband. The contraband was seized and will be lab tested. The driver was given a warning for the traffic offense and may face charges pending the lab results. Ptl D Beeson *************************************** lncident #: 20175526 Date: Saturday, August 5, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle COURT DR K SALEM PARK PLAYGROUND Officer on patrol in Centennial park located 2 subjects in a vehicle trespassing and after contacting the occupants conducted a probable cause search. A small amount of contraband was located and both subjects were given warnings for violating the park hours. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ****************************************** lncident #: 20175524 Date: Saturday, August 5, 2017 Dog At Large 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a dog at large. An employee advised the dog was going in and out of the business and running through the parking lot. The officer and several employees attempted to catch the dog but was unable to do so. Several minutes later an employee advised that the owner of the dog pulled up and got the dog inside his vehicle. Ptl. E. Perry *************************************** Incident #: 20175523 Date: Saturday, August 5, 2017 Traffic Offense 239 W STATE ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation in the 200 block of W State St. During the stop K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Only a small amount of very old contraband was located and not believed to be the drivers. Officers completed the written warning for the driver and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **************************************** lncident #: 20175521 Date: Saturday, August 5, 2017 Dog at L arge 390 W NINTH ST Complainant: EDWARD KIBLER Officer responded to the above location for a report of a dog at large that bite the complainants dog. Upon arrival, the complainants dog, a white poodle, did have blood coming from its neck and face area. The complainant advised that while taking his dog outside the dog in question attacked his dog. The complainants advised that his dog is up to date on all shots and they may take it to an emergency clinic tonight for treatment. Officer made contact with the other dogs owner across the street at 911 Jennings Ave. He stated that the dog a pit bull, was tied up when they left and must of slipped its collar. Officer did observe the chain with a clasp on the end of it where the dog in question was tied up but did not observe a collar on the dog itself. The dog in question owner stated that it was a stray they've had for about 1 year. The owner stated he did not have any up to date shot records on the dog in question. Officer advised the owner to keep the dog quarantined for 7-10 days or until the Dog Warden made contact. Ptl Young *************************************** lncident #: 20175517 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Officers responded to the above location for a report of a dispute. Upon arrival, complainant advised that his girlfriends mother, who lives in the downstairs apartment keeps coming on his steps and yelling at them but nothing physical occurred. Officer spoke with the female in question, who appeared to be intoxicated, who statedshe has never left her apartment. Officer advised both parties to stay their residence for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. D. Young ***************************************** lncident #: 20175516 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Traffic Offense S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation on S. Lincoln Ave. at Franklin Ave. During the stop K9 Simon indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. The driver was cited for the violation, but no contraband was located. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: Michael J. Jarrett DOB:7-20-86 of 884 Homewood Ave. Salem Oh 44460 Charge: Red Light Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Incident #: 20175513 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Loud Explosion 1100 BLOCK OF E THIRD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 1100 block of E Third St for a report of a loud noise, possibly an explosion. Officer arrived and later found that the source was a large tree branch snapping. Ptl D Beeson *********************************************
Sunday, August 06, 2017 08:11 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175486 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Accident Private Property 821 E STATE ST SALEM LIBRARY Unit #1, Driver: Owner, STACEY MOORE Unit #2, Driver: Jarod Cannon, Owner MICHAEL PAULINI Officer responded to the 800 block of E State St for a private property vehicle accident. Unit #1 was backing up in a parking lot. Unit #2 was driving through the lot behind Unit #1. The rear driver side of Unit #1 struck the front of Unit #2. Officer took pictures of the damage to both vehicles. The driver of Unit #1 was given a verbal warning for improper backing. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. Ptl. E. Perry **************************************** Incident #: 20175470 Date: Friday, August 4, 2017 Accident Private Property 2094 E STATE ST SALEM RMC NORTH PARKING LOT Unit 1 GMC suv, driverlreg. owner: Michelle Cain Unit 2 Mercedes conv., driverlreg. owner: David Emge Unit 1 was traveling southbound in the Salem Regional Medical Center parking lot on the north side of E. State. Unit 1 did not have any pavement markings or signs. Unit 2 was traveling west on the east side of the lot and attempted to cross the north /1 south traffic lane that unit 1 was operating in. Driver of unit 2 told officerls he looked but did not see unit 1 and continued into the north / south parking lane, striking unit 1 in the rear end causing damage to both vehicles. Driver of unit 1 told officerls that the collision was so hard that it pushed her vehicle'srear end about 45 degrees out and to the south. She advised she did not move the vehicle after the collision. The damage sustained to unit 1 was to the left rear end and left rear wheel, thus pushing the top of the wheel in at a noticeable angle and making it too dangerous to drive. Unit 2 sustained damage to the left front end and front end. Left front fender was pushed down and partially rubbing the tire. Kaiser towing responded to tow unit 1. Officer advised drivers that information would be documented and it did appear that unit 2 was at fault. They were advised to give the report number to the insurance companies. No citation issued and local report only. No injuries observed or reported. Photos taken by Ptl. Keister w camera # 2. Ptl Banar **************************************** Incident #: 20175505 Date: Saturday, August 5, 2017 Accident Private Property LONG JOHN SILVERS Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Betsy Dicross Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Robert Mcadams Officer(s) responded to the 1800 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been in the drive through lane of the business in question when it was struck from behind by unit # 2. Unit # 2 had also been in the drive through lane when the driver stated that his foot had slipped off the brake and onto the gas. This action caused unit # 2 to strike unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. Ptl R Keister **************************************** Incident #: 20175497 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Recovered Property 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officer recovered a stack of Ohio driver's license's and atm bank cards from the above location. Contact was made with the ones who could be identified. All the cards were logged in to recovered property locker to await owner. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************** lncident #: 20175498 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Obstructed Roadway 668 ARCH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of Arch St for a reported obstruction in the roadway. On arrival officers located were the gravel had been washed out of the roadway by the recent heavy rains. The Street Dept responded to the scene and set out barricades until the problem can be corrected. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Incident #: 20175500 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Speak To Officer 713 W WILSON ST Complainant: JESSICA WEBB Officer responded to the above address for a speak to officer report. It was advised that the female complainant received a letter in her mailbox saying vulgar things. Officer asked if she knew who could have placed it there and she stated no. The complainant wished to have a report on file for further incidents. Ptl Z Sanford *************************************** lncident #: 20175502 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant calling to speak with a officer about illegal drug activity inside of the city. Officers spoke with the complainant and the information was passed along to the DTF. Ptl R Keister ************************************** Incident #: 20175507 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 Theft 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: BLAIR WHITMAN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported theft. Upon arrival, the complainant advised he lent some tools to his grandson which were stolen. The grandson advised he left the tools outside and they were now missing. I explained the complainant his options in dealing with the situation. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************************** Incident #: 20175466 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Obstructed Roadway W PERSHING ST / S ELLSWORTH Complainant: ANONYMOUS, PERSON Officer responded to the above area for a hole in the roadway. The complainant advised that he will leave a cone in front of the hole. Officer advised for the street dept. to come out as well and check same. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************************* Incident #: 20175467 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction SALEM PLAZA / E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the area of the Salem Plaza for a report of traffic signal malfunction. On arrival officers noted that the signal was malfunctioning and had dispatch contact the city electrician who then responded to the scene. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** lncident #: 20175469 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 166 ROSE AVE Complainant: SALEM CITY ZONING At the request of the city Zoning Officer officers responded to the 100 block of Rose Ave for a report of abandoned / junk vehicles. On arrival officers located several vehicles that were not road worthy and had expired registrations. Officers placed ten day warning notices on four vehicles while on scene. Officers then cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************************** lncident #: 20175471 Date:Friday, August 4,2017 Speak To Officer 1163 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: BRIAN CHRYSTAL Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a situation concerning court paperwork. Officers advised the complainant that he would need to contact the court about the issue. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************************** Incident #: 20175472 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 2051 OAK ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above address for a large tree that had fallen in the roadway. Upon arrival officer observed the tree, utility pole and transformer in the roadway along with power lines. Salem FD responded as well to block the roadway. Ohio Edison was advised of the incident and they responded as well. Ptl Z Sanford *************************************** Incident #: 20175473 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction 600 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Complainant: MARCOS, RESTAURANT Officer(s) responded to the intersection of State and Lincoln for a report of the traffic lights malfunctioning. Officer(s) did observe that the lights were not functioning properly and contacted the street department. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************************** Incident #: 20175475 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Possible Scam 1390 S LINCOLN AVE 5 Complainant: EXLINE, JANET 1390 S LINCOLN AVE 5 Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of S. Lincoln Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers of a possible scam. The complainant advised officer(s) that someone called her claiming to have a large check for her, but she needed to send them money first. Officer(s) advised the complainant that this was a scam and not to send any money or information to the subject. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************************** Incident #: 20175477 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse S UNION AVE / E PERSHING ARA WHEATON, ROBERT HENRY 3361 CHARRING CROSS RD STOW, OH Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation and observed a secondary violation in the area of E Pershing St. and S. Union Ave. During the stop K9 Simon was deployed and alerted to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle, the driver and AAA was called per rotation to remove the vehicle from the roadway. The driver was placed under arrest and transported on station to be processed prior to being transported to the county jail. Officers cleared. Arrested: Robert Wheaton Ill DOB:11-5-87 of 3361 Charring Cross Rd. Stow Ohio Charges: Turn Signal, No OL, Drug Para. (M4), additional charges pending laboratory analysis Ptl. M. Garber ********************************************* Incident #: 20175478 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 821 E STATE ST Complainant: Salem Library Officer(s) responded to Salem Public Library to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that while he was in the library someone stole his bicycle. Officer(s) got the necessary information and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks *************************************** Incident #: 20175479 Date: Friday, August 4, 2017 Assault 499 CONTINENTAL DR B Complainant: RODNEY THOMPSON ARA FIELDER, DERRICK LLOYD 36128 HAZEL RUN RD SALINEVILLE, OH Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of Continental Dr. for an assault. The complainant advised officer(s) that a known male individual heated a knife and pushed it into his arm burning him. The male subject was arrested. Arrested: Derrick LLoyd Fielder DOB: 05/04/1991 Charge: Assault ORC 2903.1 3(A) Ptl. J.Brooks **************************************** Incident #: 20175480 Date: Friday, August 4, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 176 S UNION AVE Officer responded to the 100 block of S Union Ave for a report of low hanging lines. Officer and the Salem FD arrived and found a low hanging cable line across the roadway. The line was cut to avoid a hazard and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************** lncident #: 20175481 Date: Friday, Check Well Being 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 800 block of Granite Ave for a well being check on a dog. The owner had several dogs inside the residence that appeared to be in poor condition. The dog warden was called to the scene and took all the dogs from the residence. The owner willingly signed the ownership to the dog warden and was advised that he could face criminal charges in the future. Ptl. E. Perry **************************************** Incident #: 20175482 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Assault 182 N UNION AVE 2 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER ARA MCFARLAND, WILLIAM J 585 S UNION AVE SALEM, OH 44460 2348 Officers responded to the 100 block of N Union Ave for a report of a dispute. Officers arrived and spoke to two subjects who advised that a male had come into the residence and assaulted one of the subjects present. The Salem FD and EMT did respond to evaluate the victim who ultimately refused transport. Officers did gather the information and located the other subject shortly after. The male was taken into custody for assault. The male was taken to the Salem Police Station for processing and was later taken to the county jail. Arrested: William J McFarland III DOB: 05/30/1991 Address: 585 S Union Ave Salem, OH 44460 (LKA) Charge: Assault Ptl D Beeson ***************************************** Incident #: 20175483 Date: Friday, August 4, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 989 E THIRD ST Complainant: MARK CONROY Officer responded to the 900 block of E Third St for a neighbor dispute. The complainant stated a known subject made threats to beat him up and then left the property. The complainant did not wish to pursue charges but the owner of the residence did want the male "criminally trespassed" from the property. The male subject was advised to not return to the residence on E Third St and to stop all contact with the property owner and complainant. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Incident #: 20175488 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 581 E STATE ST ARA CONRAD, CHRISTOPHER DAVID 14719 FRENCH ST DAMASCUS, OH Officer on patrol in the 500 block of E. State St. noticed suspicious activity and when checking the business(s) a subject walked out in front of this officer with drug paraphernalia. Officer made contact with the subject who attempted to hide the contraband. The contraband was recovered and the subject was cited for possessing the paraphernalia. Officer cleared without incident. Cited:Christopher D. Conrad DOB:3-4-94 of 581 Y2 E State St. Salem Charge: MM Possession of Marijuana Drug Paraphernalia CCMC date of 8-8-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************** lncident #: 20175489 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 232 HAWLEY AVE ARA MOUNTZ, DENISE S 1261 E THIRD St SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 200 block of Hawley Ave for a motor vehicle lockout and the complainant was found to have a warrant out of Alliance Police Department. See Report 20175485. The female subject was taken into custody and transported to a location near Alliance and Alliance PD took her into custody. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** Incident #: 20175490 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 894 E FOURTH ST Officers responded to the 800 block of E Fourth St in regards to a verbal argument. Officers arrived on scene and located two parties arguing in the roadway. Officers spoke to both parties who advised that the argument was caused by the male subject blowing his horn to his vehicle as he was driving down the street. Officers advised both parties to stay separated for the evening and also advised the male subject of the city noise ordinances. Ptl Walla *************************************** Incident #: 20175492 Date: Friday, August 4,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1074 CLEVELAND ST Officer responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland St in regards to a motor vehicle hit/skip accident. Officer arrived on scene and observed that Unit #2, a white Buick had been parked on the noth side of the roadway had been side swiped, causing the drivers side mirror to fall off and also causing scrapes and scratches down the drivers side of the vehicle. A witness advised that the driver of unit #1 had been traveling west bound on Cleveland St when it struck the drivers side of Unit #2 and then drove off without reporting the accident. Officers checked the surrounding area for the accused vehicle but were unable to locate any vehicles matching the description. Photographs of the damages were obtained. Contact with the vehicle owner of Unit #2 was unsuccessful. Ptl C Walla ************************************ Incident #: 20175494 Date: Saturday, August 5,2017 OVI Arrest W STATE ST/ JENNINGS AVE ARA BRINK, CHRISTOPHER M 664 FRANKLIN AVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officer initiated a traffic stop on W State St nea Jennings Ave. The driver of the vehicle was found to be intoxicated and administered field sobreity test. Ptl. Garber deployed K9 Simon who indicate to the presence of narcotic odor inside the vehicle. The driver was taken into custody for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Sinsley's Towing. The passenger was given a courtesy transport to her residence inside the city. The male driver was transported back to Salem Police Department where he was processed and booked. The male subject was issued his papework and was called a taxi to take him home. Arrested: Christopher M. Brinks DOB: 06-30-1980 Address: 664 Franklin Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19 Ala and 4511.19A2b, DUS-Non Compliance ORC 4510.1 6, Plate Light Required ORC 4513.05A Ptl. E. Perry ************************************
Saturday, August 05, 2017 06:39 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175461 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Dog At Large Police responded to the station and met with two young females who advised they were traveling on N. Lincoln Ave near the High School when a small dog ran out in front of their vehicle. They stopped before striking the dog and gathered it up and brought it to the station. Dog had no collar or tags and is a small Pekingese type. The Humane Officer was summoned to take charge of it until the owner can be found. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************** Incident #: 20175457 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Interior Motion Alarm 75 ELM AVE FACTORY Complainant: SECURE CALM, ALARM Officers responded to Tru-Cut Automotive located at 75 Elm Ave. for a report of an alarm activation. Upon arrival, officers checked the exterior of the business and found it to be secure. A near-by residence advised that they approx. 5-10 minutes prior to officers arrival, she observed a male subject in a white Chevy Blazer type vehicle use a key and enter through one of the main front doors. A key holder did respond, at which time the interior of the business was checked and all was found to be in order. Key holder was advised to contact this agency if he observed anything out of the ordinary on his surveillance videos. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************** lncident #: 20175456 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 120 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: JENNIFER SHELLENBERGER Officers were dispatched to a business in the 100 block of N. Lincoln Avenue for a report of a dispute where an ex-boyfriend had shown up at the complainants work causing problems. Officers responded and spoke with a male subject and his grandmother who advised they were there to get a phone belonging to the grandmother. Officers made contact with the complainant who advised that she does not have the cell phone and wished for the male and female to leave the property. Officers spoke with the ex-boyfriend who had further questions about property he needed to retrieve and he was advised the matter was civil. They were advised to leave the business and not return. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************* Incident #: 20175455 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Assist Other Agency 1264 SOUTHEAST BLVD 34 Officer responded to 1264 Southeast Blvd. Apt.#34 to stand by with a Goshen Twp. Police Dept. officer while he attempted to serve a court subpoena on a female subject. Officers had negative contact and cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg *************************************** Incident #: 20175454 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 579 E THIRD ST Complainant: Chappell, Jason W 165 Kleber Ave YOUNGSTOWN, OH Officer responded to the 500 block of E. Third Street to meet with a bail bond / bounty hunter agent. Officer responded and met with the agent who advised he had a female subject he would be transporting to the Columbiana County Jail for skipping bond he posted for her. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. C. Crider **************************************** lncident #: 20175450 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 780 W STATE ST While on scene at Circle K on W. State St. for a motor vehicle accident, officers had to remove a male subject for being disorderly. When the male was advised he could not tow his girl friends vehicle from the accident with his personal vehicle the male became irate. Once the male started screaming at officers the male subject was advised he had to leave the scene. The male left while still yelling obscenities towards the officers. Ptl D. Osberg *************************************** lncident #: 20175449 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Ambulance Needed 182 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a ambulance needed at the above address. Upon arrival, the male subject became upset with the F.D. and KLG. Officers then escorted the male subject to the ambulance where he was taken to the Salem E.R. by KLG for a possible overdose of a unknown medication. Ptl Miller ************************************ Incident #: 20175448 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 780 W STATE ST CIRCLE K WEST Unit #1 Driver/Owner: Kathleen Hanna Unit #2 Driver/Owner: James Peters Two Vehicle Accident. The operator of Unit#l, a white 2005 Chevy SW was traveling westbound on W. State St. near Elm Ave. when the operator of unit#2, a white 2008 Chevy Tk. traveling eastbound on W. State St. made a left hand turn in front of unit#l thus causing unit#2 to strike unit#l causing heavy front end damage to both vehicles. No injuries were reported at the time of the accident and both refused medical treatment. Both vehicles were towed from the scene by Sinsley's Towing. The driver of unit#2, James J. Peters was issued a traffic citation for improper turning. Ptl. D. Osberg ************************************* lncident #: 20175447 Date:Thursday, August 3,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 483 E EUCLID ST Complainant: NICK GRANDE Police responded to the 400 block of E. Euclid for criminal damaging. The complainant advised his son had noticed someone had egged his vehicle. The complainant had no time frame of when the incident could have occurred. Ptl D. Osberg *************************************** lncident #: 20175446 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Ambulance Needed 589 E. 3rd St. Officers were requested at 589 E. 3rd St. by the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders for an unresponsive male individual. Upon arrival, officers were familiar with the individual. He appeared to be overdosing and was administered narcan by the first responders. KLG arrived on scene and the individual was transported to the Salem Regional medical Center. Sgt. D. Green ***************************************** Incident #: 20175445 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1200 BLOCK OF VINE ST Officers responded to the above location in an attempt to locate the subject on an outstanding warrant. As officers arrived on scene the subject was observed fleeing into the apartment building. Officers cleared the subjects unsecured residence but did not locate him. Officers attempted contact at other residences but nobody would answer the door. Ptl. S. LaRosa ***************************************
Friday, August 04, 2017 07:22 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175422 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD STREET Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Two Vehicle Accident. Unit # 1, Barbara Sheppard (Kensington Oh), was traveling northbound on N. Lincoln Ave and stopped for the stop sign at E. 3rd St.. Unit # 2, David Brant (Salem Oh), was traveling southbound on N. Lincoln Ave and stopped for the stop sign at E. 3rd St.. Both Units stated to have left the stop sign at the same time. Unit # 1 pulled into the intersection, striking Unit # 2 in the passenger side as it was turning eastbound causing air bags to deploy. Unit #1 was able to drive away from the scene while Unit #2 was towed from the scene. Both operators denied any medical attention when officers arrived on scene. Due to the statements given officers were unable to determine fault at that time. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ lncident #: 20175427 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Bad Checks 2424 E STATE ST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Complainant: Carl Romeo Complainant on station to report bad checks. Complainant was given the proper information in order to take care of the issue. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** lncident #: 20175429 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Person To Be Removed 1985 E PERSHING ST Complainant: BETSY ARVIN Officers responded to the above location for a person to be removed, the complainant stated that a male subject was living in the room with one of the female patients. The complainants advised the male subject was yelling at other patients and also of possible drug use. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated he had been staying with the female patient. Officers advised the male subject that he was no longer welcome at the building and was asked to leave. The male subject left without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************************** Incident #: 20175430 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute OAK 1400 BLOCK G PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: LEE KNIGHT Officer responded to the above location in regards to a civil property dispute. Complainant advised that he recently moved out of a residence in the 600 block of Fair Ave and wanted his property back. He advised that the property owner would not let him retrieve his belongings. Complainant was advised that the matter was civil in nature and he would need to take the matter to court. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Incident #: 20175431 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 2170 MONROE ST Officer arrested 30 year old male, Edward A. Duko II at 2170 Monroe St. Apt.#70 on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. for failure to appear on a driving under suspension charge. Mr. Duko was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to a CCSO Deputy and transported to the County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Edward A. Duko II DOB: 12/19/1986 2170 Monroe St. Apt370 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant - Failure to Appear. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************** lncident #: 20175432 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Harassment 693 FAIR AVE Complainant: NATHAN WINN Officer responded to the 600 block of Fair Ave in reference to a harassment report. Complainant advised that he was receiving unwanted messages from someone on social media. Complainant advised that he has already told them to stop multiple times, but they didn't listen. Officer made contact with the subjects who were advised of the complaint. They were advised to cease all contact with the complainant or criminal charges could be filed. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** lncident #: 20175433 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: OIL, SMITH Officers responded to the above location for a report of a gas drive off. Officers checked the area and was unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl. M. Wirkner ******************************************** Incident #: 20175434 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: JOSHUA DILLING Officers spoke with a complainant who had some questions about two female subjects who posted pictures online of drinking and driving. The complainant asked if anything could be done about the subjects. Officers asked the complainant when were the pictures posted, he stated a couple of days ago and he didn't know where the two female subjects were located. Officers advised the complainant that without observing first hand subjects drinking and driving and not knowing where the subjects were located, there was nothing the police could do about it. Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************************** lncident #: 20175435 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 855 W STATE ST RESTAURANT Police responded to the 800 block of W. State St. to investigate a complaint of subjects in a vehicle with open container of alcoholic beverages. Upon arrival police spoke with the subjects and found an open beer that was warm to the touch that the driver stated had been in the vehicle for a couple of days. Driver was warned not to have any open alcoholic beverages in the vehicle. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************************* Incident #: 20175436 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Suspicious Activity 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Walmart in regards to suspicious activity. Complainant advised of a dispute in the parking lot between a male and a female in which the female had knocked something out of the male's hand and he then went into the store. Officers arrived and located both the male and female inside the store. The argument was in regards to relationship issues and was verbal in nature only. Officers cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** Incident #: 20175439 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Domestic In Progress 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to the above location for a physical altercation between a male and female subject. Officers spoke with Vincent Lambright who stated that his juvenile son who currently lives with his ex girlfriend Patricia Minerd called him and stated that Ms. Minerd's current boyfriend is doing drugs in the residence. Mr. Lambright arrived at the residence and demanded to see his son, Mr. Lambright was armed with a tire iron with him looking for Ms. Minerd's boyfriend. When Ms. Minerd ordered Mr. Lambright to leave, Mr. Lambright hit her cell phone and her hand with the tire iron which caused her phone to fall to the ground and shatter and injured her hand Mr. Lambright was arrested on scene for Criminal Damaging and Assault. Arrested Vincent A. Lambright D.O.B. 07/13/1963 190 Park Ave East Palestine, Ohio 44413 Charges: Criminal Damaging Assault. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************************** lncident #: 20175440 Date: Thursday, August 3,2017 Theft 599 E STATE ST Complainant: MICHAEL CRANMER Officer responded to the above location to speak with the complainant regarding a theft. He advised that he had two Husqvarna leaf blowers and two Emerson window air conditioning units sitting outside of his business yesterday. He stated that he has recently been having problems with a male individual known to him loitering around his properties. The complainant advised that he discovered that his items were stolen and he believes it to be the individual he's been having problems with. Officer advised him that the local pawn shops would be checked to ascertain if the items have been pawned. He was also advised that contact would be attempted with the individual in question. Sgt. D. Green ************************************************** *
Thursday, August 03, 2017 08:04 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175420 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 900 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Unit # 1, MARTHA FLORY, BELOIT, OH, CITED 331.16A FAILURE TO YIELD Unit # 2, TODD SPIELMAN, SALEM, OH Two Vehicle Accident. Unit # 1, MARTHA FLORY, was traveling southbound Rose Ave. and stopped for the stop sign at SR 14 (E. State St.) Unit # 2, TODD SPIELMAN, was traveling westbound on SR 14 and had no traffic controls. Unit # 1 failed to yield and pulled into the intersection, striking Unit # 2 in the passenger side. Sgt. D. Green **************************************** Incident #: 20175426 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Reckless Operator 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a reckless operator in a Tan Buick in the above area. Upon arrival, this officer located the vehicle and the driver in the Giant Eagle Parking lot. The elderly female driver was having a hard time driving the car and family members responded to the above location to drive the female subject home. Ptl Miller ************************************** lncident #: 20175428 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem POOLSIDE DR A PARK PLAYGROUND Officers responded to the above location for a report of multiple juveniles climbing and jumping on a metal swing. Officers spoke with several juveniles who stated they were just playing and weren't trying to break the swing, Officers advised them to either use the swing the proper way or leave it alone. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************ lncident #: 20175398 Tuesday, August 1,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A Walmart Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officers(s) responded to Walmart to take a report of a theft. Asset Protection advised officer(s) that two male subjects put merchandise in a back pack and attempted to leave the store without rendering payment for the merchandise. Asset Protection recovered the items and provided officers with video surveillance and photos of the subjects. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ****************************************** lncident #: 20175400 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Theft Complainant: DAVID SPENCER, NEW WATERFORD, OH Officer(s) responded to Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that he believes two known subjects stole money and medication out of his car Sunday evening. The matter is under investigation Ptl. J. Brooks ********************************** Incident #: 20175402 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Officer spoke to a complainant regarding a drive off from Smith Oil. Officer did gather the information and made contact with the subject involved. The subject advised that the drive off was in error and did return to pay for the fuel. Ptl D Beeson ************************************** lncident #: 20175404 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Suspicious Object 424 S MADISON AVE Complainant: ANONYOUS, CALLER Anonymous complainant advised that she found a plastic baggie of possible drug paraphernalia in her front yard. Matter was taken and properly disposed of. Lt Shafer ********************************** Incident #: 20175405 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Drug Overdose 110 W PERSHING ST While on patrol officer did stop to speak to a male in the 100 block of W Pershing St regarding another investigation. Officer did locate the subject on the front porch who appeared to be suffering from an overdose. The Salem FD and EMT responded to the scene and Narcan was administered. The male did regain consciousness and was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. A syringe located at the scene was properly disposed of. Ptl D Beeson **************************************** Incident #: 20175407 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Natural Death 915 MORRIS AVE Officers, the fire department, and EMT responded to the 900 block of Morris Ave for a natural death investigation. The male subject was located inside his home by a family member. Officers took pictures and secured the scene until a detective arrived on scene. The detective advised that it appeared to be a natural death and the body was transported by EMT to the funeral home. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20175411 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Assist Perry Police 410 BENTON RD Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officers responded to the 400 block of Benton Rd to assist Perry Township Police of a traffic stop. Officers arrived on scene and stood by while Perry PD conducted their investigation. Ptl C Walla ******************************************** Incident #: 20175413 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Suspicious Vehicle FRANKLIN AVE / AETNA ST Complainant: BRAD CUTCHALL Officer responded to the intersection of Franklin Ave and Aetna St for a suspicious vehicle. The complainant advised that a male subject drive by him and flipped him off. The complainant advised the vehicle was sitting parked in the alley. Officer made contact with the driver and a passenger. They both advised they did not have any contact with the complainant and was unsure why a complaint was made. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** Incident #: 20175414 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Curfew Violation E STATE ST / VINE AVE Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle on E State St and Vine Ave at 0229 hours for an equipment violation. Upon speaking to the driver, it was found that all three female subjects were juveniles. The three juveniles were subsequently placed in custody for curfew and transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. The juveniles were subsequently released to a parent. The driver of the vehicle was issued a written warning for failure to dim high beams. Ptl C Walla ***************************************** Incident #: 20175415 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Suspicious person N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SECOND ST Complainant: CHRIS MCGATH Officer responded to the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to a suspicious person. The complainant advised that they had been driving on N Ellsworth Ave when the male subject stepped towards the street and began yelling at them. Officer was able to locate the subject in question who advised that he did yell at the complainant but he was trying to advise them that they had a head light out on their vehicle. Ptl C Walla ***************************************** Incident #: 20175416 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Intoxicated Person 4434 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: STEFANIE REED Officers responded to the above location for a intoxicated person report. Complainant advised a male subject was drunk and being belligerent. Upon arrival, all parties involved were highly intoxicated and were advised to stay on there own side of the duplex. Ptl. D. Young ************************************ lncident #: 20175425 Date: Wednesday, August 2,2017 Speak To Officer 585 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: THOMAS PAPIC Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant about items taken from his rental property from a former female tenant. The complainant had some questions about getting his property back without charging the female subject. Officers advised the complainant of his options. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************
Wednesday, August 02, 2017 08:20 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175383 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Suspicious Object 141 S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: KENNIE BAKER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a suspicious object. Upon arrival, the object was found to be the businesses cigarette disposal can which had burned to the ground. The complainant was reviewing the video and would make contact if anything suspicious was observed. Sgt. K. Toy ***************************************** Incident #: 20175386 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Speak To Officer 1452 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: DANIEL CLARK Officer responded to the above address to speak with the complainant who advised that he had just terminated an employee from their business. The complainant advised that the female who was let go did not take it to well. The complainant also advised that the female had property of the business that she was to return to them at the end of the day. Officer advised that contact would be made with the female individual to assure the property would be returned. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************* Incident #: 20175387 Date: Tuesday, August 1, 2017 Traffic Offense 200 BLOCK OF S HOWARD AVE While on patrol, officer ran a registration check of a vehicle traveling southbound in the 100 block of S. Howard Ave. The check showed the vehicle owner was suspended. Officer was able to confirm the operator was the owner as he passed my location. A traffic stop was initiated and the operator / owner was advised of the violation. The operator voluntarily admitted he knew his license was suspended. The operator was issued a citation for DUS/ALS and advised of a mandatory court date at Columbiana County Municipal Court on 08/03/17 0830hrs. The vehicle was removed from the scene by Davidsons Towing. Cited for DUS: Steven M. Branch DOB: 01/15/92 362 12 Newgarden Ave Salem, OH 44460 Sgt. K. Toy *************************************** Incident 41: 20175393 Date: Tuesday, August 1, 2017 Harassment 1015 E STATE ST Complainant: STEVEN BRYAN Officer took a complaint at Papa Johns about a male harassing the complainant. He had received a text/message on the cell phone. Officer located the male at his home and adivsed him of the complaint. Male denied any contact with the complainant. Officer advised him to have no contact with complainant and he stated he understood. Banar901 ***************************************** Incident #: 20175394 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check E PERSHING ST / FAIR AVE Officer was on patrol when noticing a male individual with an active arrest warrant out of Columbiana County Sheriffs Office. Officer made contact with the individual and advised him of the warrant and subsequently placed the male under arrest. The male individual did advise officer of drug paraphernalia and narcotics in his wallet and pants and was transported him to the Salem police station for booking and processing, later released to a CCSO Deputy. Charges are pending from lab results. Arrested'/ Hayden Miller Address// 1225 Somerset Dr Salem Ohio 44460 DOB 03-18-1992 Charge / Warrant- Poss. of dangerous drugs. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************************* lncident #: 20175396 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil, Cashier Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the clerk on duty. The clerk stated that a person unknown to her had pumped $12.61 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** lncident #: 20175281 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Assist Other Agency 253 VINE AVE Officer responded to the above stated location to assist Columbiana County DTF. Contact was made and officer cleared without incident. Sgt. K. Toy *************************************** Incident #: 20175389 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV JENNINGS AVE / W STATE ST While on patrol, reporting officer observed a vehicle sitting inn the street with the four way flashers on. The female driver stated that the vehicle stopped running. Officers pushed the vehicle into a parking lot near the intersection to await the arrival of a tow truck from AAA. Lt. David L. Casto *************************************** Incident #: 20175361 Date:Monday, July 31,2017 Domestic Dispute Report Complainant: STEPHANIE CHRYSTAL Officer took a report on station. It was advised from the complainant that her husband was trying to run her of the road on E. State St. The complainant advised that she was not returning home for the evening and that she had somewhere else to stay. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************************* Incident #: 20175362 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Child in Roadway 2300 BLOCK OF OAK ST Officer responded to a call of unattended juveniles playing in the street at the dead end of Oak St. Upon arrival two children were observed playing near the street at the end of the driveway at 2337 Oak St. Officer made contact with the mother who claimed she had fallen asleep and the kids got outside after breaking the lock. This is not the first time that this has occurred. Report to be faxed to Children's Services. Banar901 **************************************** lncident #: 20175366 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1083 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: SHELDON BROWNFIELD Officer(s) responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland St. to take a report of a possible attempted break in. The complainant advised officer(s) that they noticed damage done to their front door. Officer(s) took photos of the damage and advised the complainant if they see or hear anyone near their property to call the station. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************** lncident #: 20175367 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Possible Scam 627 DEMING ST Complainant: JOYCE FRY Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a scam. The complainant advised that she was receiving phone calls from a company claiming to be offering her an extended warranty on her vehicle. The complainant was advised that it did appear to be a scam and she was advised to cease contact with the callers. Ptl D Beeson ************************************** lncident #: 20175368 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: KAY TUlTLE Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a dispute. The complainant advised that a relative had confronted her at a local business about an ongoing investigation of a theft. Officer did speak with all subjects involved and advised them all to cease contact if things could not be kept civil. Ptl D Beeson **************************************** Incident #: 20175369 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: CCSO Officers responded to the above location to assist CCSO with an out of control subject. Officers assisted CCSO along with ER staff with placing the subject in restraints. The subject was being very combative and took approximately eight people to subdue and restrain the subject. Once the subject was in restraints, officer stood by until they were not needed further. Ptl. D. Young **************************************** lncident #: 20175373 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Suspicious Vehicle E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D While on patrol officer observed a vehicle parked at Memorial park after closing hours. Officer did check on the vehicle and observed a male sleeping in the bed of the truck. Officer did make contact with the male who could not provide a reason as to why he was at the park. An open container of alcohol was observed in the truck and the male also gave consent to search the vehicle. Officer did locate the open container and the male was cited for Open Container in a Motor Vehicle. A cab was called and the male did depart with the cab. Cited: John D Carrion DOB: 05/24/1979 Address: (LKA) 314 E Third St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Open Container in a Motor Vehicle Ptl D Beeson ***************************************** Incident #: 20175376 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 229 N E LLSWORTH AVE Complainant: STATE ALARM Officers responded to the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a report of an alarm. Officers did check the building and found an open door. Officers did clear the building and observed signs of breaking and entering. The K9 officer was called to the scene to assist and a detective did respond to investigate. The incident is under investigation. Ptl D Beeson ******************************************* Incident #: 20175377 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Accident MV vs Animal 2586 E STATE ST A DOLLAR TREE Driver: CAMERON McCONVILLE Officer responded to the 2500 block of E State St in regards to a motor vehicle accident involving a deer. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the driver who advised that he had been traveling east bound on E State St when a small deer jumped in front of his vehicle causing him to hit the deer with his front drivers side of the vehicle. Officer observed very minimal damage to the vehicle and the driver of the vehicle was given a report number. The deer had left the area prior to Officer arrival. Ptl C Walla ***************************************** Incident #: 20175378 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to assist Ohio State Patrol with an OVI arrest. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20175380 Date: Tuesday, August 1,2017 Lost Property 607 W PERSHING ST Complainant: AMBER MORRIS Officer responded to the 600 block of W Pershing St for lost property. The complainant advised she went to the store with her debit card and was now unable to locate it. She looked inside the business, vehicle, and residence but was still unable to locate the item. The complainant stated that she was going to contact the bank in the morning to cancel the card. Officer spoke with the clerk of the business who advised a manager would be able to look at the video in the morning. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************************
Tuesday, August 01, 2017 08:54 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175348 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1125 E STATE ST Officer was flagged down by complainant, Shawna Reynolds in the parking lot of Circle K East located at 1125 E. State St. for a report of a hit / skip accident. Ms. Reynolds advised that while her white 2010 Kia Sol was parked at the gas pumps unoccupied it was struck by a red Chevy Cavalier being operated by an older male while attempting to back out of a parking space. The operator of the Cavalier then fled the scene. Officer did observe damage to the driver side front fender of Ms. Reynolds vehicle. A license plate was provided to officer for the suspect vehicle. Photos were taken and information was gathered and officer cleared the scene and responded to an address in the 600 block of Franklin Ave. where officer located the suspect vehicle parked at it's residence. Officer did make contact with the owner of the vehicle, Floyd Grace who did advise he was at Circle K and did back out of a parking space but he did not think he struck Ms. Reynolds vehicle. Officer did observe damage to the right rear bumper of Mr. Grace's vehicle, which appeared consistent with the damage on Ms. Reynolds vehicle. Mr. Grace also stated that the damage to his car looked newer. Officer gathered information from Mr. Grace and advised him to contact his insurance company. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************* lncident #: 20175354 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Accident No Injury Reported S ELLSWORTH AVE / E WlLSON Officer(s) responded to the area of South Ellsworth and Wilson for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling north in the 300 block of South Ellsworth when the driver failed to stop for traffic at the intersection of South Ellsworth and Wilson St. This action caused unit # 1 to strike unit # 2 from behind. Unit # 2 had been traveling north in the 300 block of South Ellsworth when the driver stopped at the stop sign for Wilson Unit # 2 then proceeded through the intersection attempting to turn west when Wilson St when ty was struck by unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and unit # 1 was towed from the scene. The driver of unit # 1 was cited for A.C.D.A. and D.U.S. Unit # 1 / owner / Robert Cochran driver / Robert Cochran Jr vehicle / 2008 Ford Unit # 2 / owner / Buckeye Mechanical Contractors driver / Aaron Man vehicle 12011 Ford Tk Ptl R Keister *************************************** Incident #: 20175355 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Assault 345 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to a reported assault with the male leaving the area. Upon arrival the female victim stated a male known to her had met her there without her approval and got into a physical altercation with her. He took a cell phone that did not belong to him and pushed her down on the ground before leaving. The landlord / property owner, was there and advised that the man was not welcome at the home. Officers explained to the victim that she must not invite him back and she told us that she had been texting with him and told him not to come back yesterday. Information gathered for prosecutor's review for charges. Banar901 ********************************* Incident #: 20175358 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Drug Paraphernalia E PERSHING ST / S LUNDY Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above area for drug paraphernalia found on the ground. Officer recovered it and disposed of it properly. Ptl Z Sanford *************************************** Incident #: 20175359 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 750 PARK AVE (7/31/2017 10:53:25 By: 121) HOUSE WAS 'EGGED' FOR THE SECOND TIME A report was taken of criminal damaging to the residence. The west side of the home was struck with multiple chicken eggs that broke and left a substantial mess. Officer advised the owner of some options to pursue prosecution. Banar901 *********************************** Incident #: 20175360 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Littering / Dumping 536 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: RICHARD JOHNSTON Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of dumping. Upon arrival, the complainant advised he has discussed the matter with Salem Housing Dept. I did speak with the housing department and was informed that the matter would be handled. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************ Incident #: 20175309 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Accidental Damage 2320 E STATE ST Police responded to Arbys parking lot for a vehicle that hit a pole. A vehicle attempted to pull into the drive thru when the driver did not turn sharp enough striking a pole in the entrance. The driver tried blaming spectators for the weekend car show. Witnesses stated the driver then left. The only vehicle discription that was given was a green four door sedan. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************** Incident #: 20175311 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 428 E SCHOOL ST Officers responded to the above location in reference to a domestic dispute in progress. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with both parties, who are engaged. It was advised that the dispute was verbal only over finances, which they stated they are trying to work out. The two agreed to calm down for the evening and work on their issues later. Ptl LaRosa ************************************** lncident #: 20175330 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 781 E THIRD ST 4 Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of E. Third Street for a domestic fight. Officers responded and spoke with a female subject who advised that after a verbal argument her boyfriend broke her phone, pushed her to the ground, choked her and threatened her with a knife. She stated her boyfriend then started to hit himself and cut himself. Photographs of her injuries were observed and photographed. Officers spoke with the male party who advised his girlfriend cut him and struck him. Photographs were obtained of the males injuries. Evidence found at the scene which corroborated the females story was collected. The male subject was subsequently placed in custody for domestic violence and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Thomas G. Piatt 781 E. Third Street Apt. 4 Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 07/25/1994) Domestic Violence M1 Ptl. C. Crider **************************************** Incident #: 20175335 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1260 E FOURTEENTH ST Unit#l Owner RALPH SOLIDAY The owner of Unit#l advised that some time overnight someone in a unknown vehicle had struck the left rear of Unit#1 that was parked in his driveway and left the area. Disabling damage was done to Unit#l and tire marks were observed in the complainants yard and on the street before his driveway. Debris was collected and officers while try to use it to locate a possible suspect vehicle. Ptl Miller *********************************** Incident #: 20175345 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Traffic Offense 1761 E STATE ST Officer was advised of a female subject operating a white Chevy Blazer who had a suspended drivers license and an active arrest warrant. Officer observed the female subject operating the vehicle in the area of E. State Street and Southeast Blvd. Officer confirmed that the female subject driving did have a suspended drivers license and a traffic stop was conducted in the parking lot of a business in the 1700 block of E. State Street. K9 Argo was deployed and gave positive indication to the odor of narcotics in the vehicle. A search of the vehicle was conducted and a syringe was located in the female drivers purse. There were also three male passengers and a brown powder substance was located in a folded piece of paper in the wallet of one of the males. The brown powder substance was seized and will be sent to the lab for testing. Due to the female subject having medical issues she was advised a warrant would be issued for possession of drug abuse instruments as she admitted the syringe was used for illegal drug use. The female was issued a citation for driving under suspension and advised that she does have an active warrant, but it is out of the pick up radius. The vehicle was driven from the scene by the registered owner. Charges pending. Cited: Brandi L. McVay 38279 Mattix Road Lisbon, Ohio 44432 (DOB: 06/04/1993) Driving Under 12-Point License Suspension Ptl. C. Crider *************************************** Incident #: 20175346 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Theft COURT DR 1 Police responded to Centennial Park for a report of theft. The victim stated he was playing basketball and came back to discover his phone was missing. No one else saw the phone being taken. The victim stated he saw a heavy set female that did not belong to the group sitting near the area before but could not prove she took the phone. Police took details of the phone and then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************** lncident #: 20175347 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Fight 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: ERICA LOPEZ Officers responded to the parking lot of Circle K East located at 1125 E. State St. for a report of a fight involving multiple persons. While enroute, complainant called back to advised that several subjects separated and ran in different directions. Upon arrival, officer spoke with an adult male subject in the parking lot of Circle K who advised that there was no fight & that it was only a verbal encounter. The male advised that it began when he told another subject to pull his pants up and that nobody wanted to see that. He reports that the subject along with three others began to use abusive language towards him prior to fleeing the area. The persons who fled on foot were not located in the area. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** Incident #: 20175349 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Fight 207 JENNINGS AVE Police responded to a reported fight in the 200 block of Jennings Ave.. Upon arrival one of the parties had departed, but police spoke with a male that advised he caught his girlfriends juvenile daughter and a few of her friends smoking marijuana in the garage. He advised they got into an argument and as the juvenile and her friends were leaving they struck him with the vehicle. He approached the vehicle and struck the drivers door window, shattering it. Juvenile daughter and her friends went to Salem PD while officers were on scene and spoke with another officer. Inside the garage officers found no indication of any illicit activity. Statements were taken from all parties involved to be sent to the prosecutors office for review. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************ Incident #: 20175350 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Reckless Operator 662 BRICKER FARMS LN Complainant: MONICA COSMA Officer was dispatched to the 600 block of Bricker Farms Lane for a reckless operator in a red Scion. Officer responded and located the vehicle parked on the street with three male juveniles inside. Officer was advised by the complainant that the vehicle has been speeding up and down the street and one of the occupants possibly has a problem with his son. Officer made contact with one of the male juveniles in the vehicle who advised he wanted to speak with the complainants son over an issue with his girlfriend. All the juveniles in the vehicle were advised to leave the area and not return. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** lncident #: 20175352 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: GOSHEN PD, DISPATCH Officer assisted an Officer with the Goshen Twp. Police Dept. by running a DataMaster breath test on an OVI suspect that they had placed under arrest. The female subject ultimately refused to take the breath test. Officer cleared. Ptl. Smith *************************************** Incident #: 20175353 Date: Monday, July 31,2017 Harassment N LUNDY AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: Aarow Disposal, LLC 562 E STATE ST SALEM, OH 44460 Police responded to the area of E. 3rd St. and N. Lundy to speak with the driver of a local disposal company who advised he was being harassed by subjects in a blue SUV. He advised police of the residence in which the occupants of the vehicle live. Police went to the residence and spoke with the owner of the vehicle and two male juveniles involved. Both sides gave conflicting stories and police advised all subjects involved to stay away from each other. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***********************************
Monday, July 31, 2017 09:00 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175343 Date:Sunday. July 30, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2229 E STATE ST RITE AID PHARMACY & STORE Unit#l Owner JAMES RONALD The owner of Unit#l advised that her vehicle was legally parked when an unknown vehicle had struck the rear left side of her vehicle while she was working inside the above business. Owner advised that it had to have happened between 1400 and 1600 hrs. this day and date. All information was gathered for the report. Ptl Miller *************************************** Incident #: 20175335 Date: Sunday, July 30, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1260 E FOURTEENTH ST Unit#l Owner RALPH SOLIDAY The owner of Unit#l advised that some time overnight someone in a unknown vehicle had struck the left rear of Unit#1 that was parked in his driveway and left the area. Disabling damage was done to Unit#1 and tire marks were observed in the complainants yard and on the street before his driveway. Debris was collected and officers will try to use it to locate a possible suspect vehicle. Ptl Miller *********************************** lncident #: 20175340 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Accident Private Property 423 S LUNDY AVE A SPARKLE MARKE UNIT# 1 DRIVER GEORGE MACKALL, Owner BOBBI MACKALL UNIT #2 DRIVER/Owner: RICHARD COLE Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle private property accident. Unit #1 was stopped in the parking lot waiting for another vehicle to back out of a spot when Unit #2 backed out of a spot and struck Unit #1. Nobody was injured in the accident both vehicles had minor damage and were driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* lncident #: 20175339 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Speak To Officer 1386 S LINCOLN AVE 2 Complainant: ROSEMARY SOX Officer responded to an apartment in the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave for a speak with officer report. Complainant advised that she was fearful of her daughter, who lives in Alliance, OH, because she was recently robbed by her. Complainant advised that she would like an officer to contact her daughter to advise her not to come over to her residence. Officer advised that contact would be attempted. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20175337 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a female subject in a tan Buick operating recklessly possibly intoxicated in the above area. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle and advised the driver of the reason for the stop. She was found not to be intoxicated and she was advised of the consequences for operating recklessly in the park. She advised she understood and officers cleared without incident. Ptl Miller ********************************** lncident #: 20175336 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Assault 1074 CLE VELAND ST Complainant: JESSICA SNOW Officers responded to the above location for a report of an assault, Officers spoke with a female complainant who stated she was chased from a residence by a male subject and damaged her vehicle while she was in the vehicle and threatening to harm her. Officers attempted to make contact with the male subject but was unable to make contact with him. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************************** lncident #: 20175334 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Theft 563 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MICHAEL JAKUBISN Officer responded to the 500 block of Woodland Ave in reference to a theft report. Victim advised that the license plates from his 1995 Ford F150 were stolen from the vehicle at some point over the night. Officer gathered the necessary information and the license plates were entered into LEADS. Victim was advised to contact the BMV to get the issue resolved. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20175333 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Animal Complaint E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject letting his dog park and chase the ducks near the duck pond. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated he was just walking his dog near the duck pond, Officers observed the dog being friendly and on a leash. Officers advised the male to be more careful around the ducks. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* Incident #: 20175328 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OHIO STATE HIGHWAY, PATROL LISBON Officer witnessed the reading of the BMV2255 form on an OVI suspect brought to the Salem Police Dept. by Trooper Myers of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper. The Trooper also used the DataMaster to perform a breath test on the male subject. Nothing further was needed. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Incident #: 20175327 Date: Sunday, July 30,2017 Suspicious Activity 578 E PERRY ST ARRESTED: JASON MULLINS, 457 AETNA ST 1/2 SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 500 block of E. Perry St. in reference to a caller hearing people getting in and out of a vehicle and a female screaming was also heard. Police found a vehicle in the street with a male occupant. Upon locating the female owner of the vehicle it was found that she was involved in a verbal argument with her live in boyfriend and he became violent. Female was checked by first responders and transported to SRMC by EMT. Male was arrested for domestic violence, transported to Salem PD for processing and then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Ptl Paulin *********************************** Incident #: 20175322 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Structure Fire 565 Columbia St Police maintained traffic control in the 500 block of Columbia while Salem FD extinguished a garage fire. No injuries reported at scene. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************ Incident #: 20175321 Date:Saturday, July 29,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 603 CEDAR ST While investigating a separate report of loud music in the area of Orchard Ave. officer located individuals in the 600 block of Cedar St who were playing a radio outdoors at a loud volume. Officer made contact with the individuals and they reduced the music volume to alleviate the issue. The resident advised that he would make sure the volume remained at a reasonable level. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Incident #: 20175318 Date:Saturday, July 29,2017 Recovered Bicycle 549 NEWGARDEN AVE Officer responded to the 500 block of Newgarden Avenue for a recovered bicycle report. Officer was advised by the Complainant that he noticed the bicycle just recently against a house beside his that has been vacant. Officer took the bicycle back to the police department. The bicycle is a girls six speed. Ptl. Crider ************************************ lncident #: 20175315 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem MAPLE 1400 BLOCK J PARK PLAYGROUND Officer responded to the wooden playground at Centennial Park for a report of teenage boys using foul language. Officer made contact with the boys and advised them of the complaint, they acknowledged having used inappropriate language, but stated they thought they were far enough away from any children that they couldn't be heard. The boys stated they were sorry and would exercise better judgement in the future. Sgt B Slider ********************************** Incident #: 20175313 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A Walmart Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officer responded to the Salem Walmart located at 2875 E. State St. for a report of a shop lifter being detained by Asset Protection Officers. Upon arrival, contact was made with the Asset Protection officer and the suspect of the theft. Upon investigation is was found 34 year old female, Amber L. Maraldo concealed $217.05 worth of merchandise and passed all points of sale without rendering payment. Ms. Maraldo had her three children with her and due to that, she was released on the scene with the understanding charges are going to be filed in the Columbiana County Municipal Court for theft charges and a warrant will be issued for her arrest. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Incident #: 20175288 Date:Friday, July 28, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2203 E STATE ST SHELL GAS STATION Complainant: DRIVER - MELISSA MCCORMICK Police responded to Shell gas station for a hit skip. The complainant advised she was south bound on N. Madison when a black SUV, possibly Buick, side swiped her while turning. The complainants vehicle had a slight scrape on the rear bumper on the passenger side. After the incident the complainant advised the operator of the other vehicle looked at her and then drove off. The complainant then pulled into Shell gas station. The complainant had no further information on the other vehicle. Ptl D. Osberg **************************************
Sunday, July 30, 2017 08:46 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175308 Date: Saturday, July 29, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a speak with officer. Upon arrival, female subject advised that a known male subject is harassing her at her apartment complex over an unknown reasons. The female subject advised that she just wanted the incident documented in case of any further problems. Ptl. Miller ************************************ lncident #: 20175310 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 423 S LUNDY AVE A Complainant: TYLER MORRISON Officers responded to the parking lot of Sparkle Market in regards to a verbal dispute. Complainant advised that the subject was tailgating his vehicle as they were driving down the road and both vehicles pulled into the parking lot. Complainant advised that words were exchanged, but he decided to call police before anything got out of hand. Officers made contact with the subject who stated that the driver was driving under the speed limit. Both parties were advised to stay away from each other and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20175307 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Suspicious Activity SUPERIOR 1000 BLOCK N PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to Waterworth Memorial Park in reference to suspicious activity. Complainant advised that a male and female were making out very heavily and touching each other. Complainant was concerned because there were children in the area. Officer made contact with the subjects to advise them of the complaint. They ceased and officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20175306 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1000 BLOCK OF BUCKEYE Officers responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye in order to serve an arrest warrant on a male subject who had an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers made contact with the subject's wife who advised that he was out of state. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** Incident #: 20175303 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Animal Complaint 685 ARCH ST Complainant: KAREN GALCHICK Officer was dispatched to the 600 block of Arch St in reference to a dog bite. Complainant advised that two dogs ran through the neighborhood and attacked her dog that was in her yard. Officer did not observe any injuries to the dog, but a photograph was obtained. Officer was made aware that the dogs were back in the possession of the owner. The incident will be forwarded to the Columbiana County Health Department. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************** Incident #: 20175304 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Theft 789 E FOURTH ST Complainant: BONNIE BRAUTIGAM Officers responded to the above location for a theft report. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that his flag was taken from his yard sometime overnight. There are no suspects at this time. Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************************** Incident #: 20175302 Date: Saturday, July 29, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV SOUTHEAST BLVD / S MADISON Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a disable vehicle in the roadway. Officers located the vehicle and at the owners request they asked for Sinsleys Towing. Officers directed traffic until Sinsleys Towing was able to tow the vehicle. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************** Incident #: 20175301 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 2337 OAK ST Complainant: MARIBETH DEAN Officers were dispatched to the 2300 block of Oak St in regards to a juvenile problem. Complainant advised that a 1 year old juvenile and a 3 year old juvenile were playing outside near the roadway with no parental supervision. Officers responded and observed the juveniles running around the yard. Officers made contact with the mother who did not know her children were outside. She gathered her children and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20175298 Date: Saturday, July 29,2017 Criminal Trespassing 544 E PERSHING ST A Complainant: SALEM FUN, FACTORY ARA SHASTEEN, LACEY M 205 S HOWARD AVE SALEM, OH 44460 3426 ARA ALLISON, CHANSE E 7490 LISA LN LISBON, OH 44432 Officers responded to Boneshakers located at 544 E. Pershing St. for a report of a male and female seen going onto the roof from the back of the building. Upon arrival, contact was made with an adult male and female on the roof of the business. The subject's were found to be in possession of a baggy of marijuana and were preparing a marijuana cigarette. Upon a further search of the female's back pack, two glass smoking devices, a grinder, container w marijuana residue & burnt marijuana cigarettes, and two jars full of suspected marijuana were located. A search of the male's back pack revealed several items of marijuana paraphernalia. The female, 21 year old Lacey M. Shasteen was issued MM citations for possession of marijuana and possession of marijuana paraphernalia. The male, 20 year old Chanse Allison was issued a MM citation for possession of marijuana drug paraphernalia. Both were given a mandatory court date of Monday July 31st, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Both were also provided verbal warning for criminal trespassing on the roof of the business and advised further violations would result in criminal trespassing charges. Arrestees: Lacey M. Shasteen DOB: 7/29/1996 205 S. Howard Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charges: Possession of Marijuana & Possession of marijuana Paraphernalia. Chanse E. Allison DOB: 11/8/1996 7490 Lisa Ln. Lisbon, OH 44432 Charge: Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia Ptl. B. Smith *************************************** Incident #: 20175296 Date: Friday, July 28, 2017 Traffic Offense VINE AVE / E SIXTH ST Officer initiated a traffic stop with a Chrysler 4dr. vehicle on E. 6th St. at Vine Ave. after officer observed most of the front windshield to be busted. During the stop officer conducted a consent search of the vehicle. Officer also conducted a consent search of a male passenger and during that search officer located one tie off baggy in the male subject's left front shorts pocket. The baggy contained multiple orange pills in it, which the male admitted to being Adderall. The pills were seized and will be sent to BCI&l for lab testing with charges for possession of drugs pending against the male passenger. The female driver was issued a verbal warning for the windshield and she stated she was suppose to have it fixed this weekend. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** Incident #: 20175295 Date:Friday, July 28, 2017 Speak To Officer 1163 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: BRIAN CHRYSTAL The complainant contacted Salem PD and advised of ongoing issues with his wife regarding child custody. The complainant advised that his wife has previously advised him that she would make allegations of abuse against him if she did not get her way. The complainant is therefore concerned that he could be set up to make it appear he had done something illegal and requested his concerns be documented. Sgt B Slider ************************************ lncident #: 20175294 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Suspicious Person 436 E SECOND ST A Officer observed a male individual standing on top of the basketball hoop support at the rear of a church in the 200 block of E Second St. Officer made contact with the individual who was identified as an adult and promptly got down. Officer advised the individual of the danger of getting injured and he stated he would not repeat his actions of climbing up there. Sgt B Slider ************************************** lncident #: 20175291 Date: Friday, July 28, 2017 Solicitor(s) 497 CONTINENTAL DR Officer responded to the 400 block of Continental Dr for a report of solicitors selling frozen meat. Officer located the individuals and advised them of the requirement to first obtain a solicitors permit before they can conduct door to door sales. The individuals stated they understood and would cease their actions inside the City until obtaining the proper permit(s). Sgt B Slider ***************************************** Incident #: 20175297 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Accident Hit / Skip SOUTHEAST BLVD / E PERSHING ST Unit#l Driver: (Juvenile) - Owner: SHERRI SLOCUM Officer responded to the intersection of E. Pershing St. and Southeast Blvd. for a report of a hit / skip accident. Upon arrival, officer confirmed there were no injuries to the driver of the victim vehicle still on scene and her passenger. The female driver, 16 year old (Juvenile) stated she was stopped on E. Pershing St. facing eastbound in her 2011 Chevy Cruze preparing to make a left hand turn when a red vehicle operating westbound on E. Pershing st. passing thru the intersection of Southeast Blvd. struck her on the front right passenger side bumper. Officer did observe minor damage to the vehicle and photographed it. A witness on the scene stated the suspect vehicle, a red car fled southbound on Southeast Blvd. and then a short time later the vehicle passed thru the intersection again eastbound on E. Pershing St. The witness followed the suspect vehicle and obtained a make, model, color of the vehicle and obtained a possible license plate and provided it to officers. A report number was provided to the juvenile driver's mother who had arrived on scene. Investigation is pending. Ptl. B. Smith **********************************
Saturday, July 29, 2017 08:57 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175283 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2229 E STATE ST Complainant: JENNIFER BRANSON Report of a dispute at the above location. Complainant advised that she had taken her brother to the above business to pick up medication. He became irate in her vehicle, threw food at her and broke the rear view window of her vehicle. She advised that she just wanted the incident documented and her brother advised of his wrong doing. Ptl. Miller **************************************** Incident #: 20175280 Date: Friday, July 28, 2017 Suspicious Activity 922 ARCH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a suspicious activity in the above area. Upon arrival, complainant advised that her and the neighbor believe that someone is looking into their windows late night. Complainant also advised that she has found items in her yard and the neighbors yard and that a male subject with a dog was observed walking behind her garage to the neighbors yard. Complainant advised that she just wanted a extra patrol of the area. Ptl. Miller ************************************* lncident #: 20175289 Date: Friday, July 28, 2017 Domestic In Progress 1163 CLEVELAND ST Officers responded to the 1100 block of Cleveland St in reference to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officers spoke with all parties involved and no injuries were reported. The female subject advised that her husband was holding their son on the recliner and that he had drawn his fist back as if he was going to strike her. She also stated that her husband advised that she should die. Officers spoke with the male half who advised that his wife and her mother began screaming at him over custody issues with their son. Nothing physical was reported. The female subject and her mother gathered their belongings and left the residence. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** Incident #: 20175285 Date: Friday, JULY 28, 2017 Assist Other Agency 286 OHIO AVE Complainant: CHILDREN SERVICES Officers responded to the 200 block of Ohio Ave in order to assist Children's Services. Children's Services removed a child from the residence by court order and officers stood by until they were finished. All parties cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20175273 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Menacing / Threats 384 OHlO AVE Complainant: WENDY MORRIS Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Ohio Ave in reference to a menacing report. Complainant advised that a male, who visits a family member in the complainant's neighborhood, attempts to intimidate her by glaring at her as he drives past her residence. Complainant advised that she has had past issues with the family member who he regularly visits. Officers made contact with the subject who denied any kind of intimidation towards the complainant. The subject was advised of the complaint and asked politely if he could refrain from making eye contact with the complainant when he is near her residence. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ lncident #: 20175274 Date: Friday, July 28, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 340 N ELLSWORTH AVE While on patrol Officers located a vehicle at the above location parked with expired registration. Officers made contact with the owners and informed them of the city ordinance of having a vehicle with expired registration / abandoned vehicles. The owner advised they would get the vehicle moved. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************ Incident #: 20175276 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Traffic Offense 350 E SIXTH ST While on patrol Officers located three vehicles with expired registration. Officers attempted to locate the owners of all three vehicles and was unable to make contact with the owners. Officers issued ten day warning removal tickets on all the vehicles. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************** Incident #: 20175277 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Parking Complaint Stadium GM Complainant: STREET DEPT, Jim Officers were dispatched to the above location in regards to a parking complaint. Complainant advised that a car hauler was parked in the roadway obstructing traffic and the operator was sleeping inside. Officers made contact with the operator who advised that he was waiting on a vehicle from Stadium GM. He was advised of where to legally park to wait. The truck was moved and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** lncident #: 20175278 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Animal Complaint 846 E THIRD ST Complainant: BOBBIE MITCHELL Officers responded to the above location for a report of a dog at large. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated she was walking her dog when a large dog came from a residence and chased her. Officers located the owner of the dog who stated he accidentally opened the front door and the dog ran outside. Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************************** Incident #: 20175270 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2823 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: DUNKIN DONUTS, EAST Officers responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a suspicious vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. The vehicle was left legally parked at the business. Several drug paraphernalia items were located inside the vehicle and taken into evidence. Charges are currently pending. Ptl. D. Young *************************************** Incident #: 20175267 Date: Friday, July 28,2017 OVI Arrest 193 S LINCOLN AVE Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 100 block of S Lincoln Ave with a silver chevy cruze. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and administered field sobriety. The female subject was taken into custody for OVI and transported back to the Salem Police Department. The vehicle was left legally parked in the parking lot of the business. The female subject was processed, booked, and issued her citation. She was then given a courtesy transport to her residence inside the city. Arrested: Jessica Gongaware DOB: 01/11/1980 Address: 1109 E 10th St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a and 4511.19Al h, Lighted Lights required ORC 4513.03A1 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20175265 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, Post 15 K9 Simon was requested for a K9 sniff of a vehicle on SR 11 at SR 154 by OSP Post 15 troopers. K9 Simon indicated to the presence of narcotic odor and troopers recovered contraband from the vehicle. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************* lncident #: 20175264 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Civil Matter 781 E THIRD ST While on patrol officer observed a male and female engaged in a verbal argument outside. Officer made contact and was advised by the male half that he wanted his girlfriend who is the mother of his child to leave the residence. The male half did advised this officer that the female has lived there for over three months. Officer advised both the male and female of the eviction process and they both have the right to be there even though the male half pays the bills. The female advised that he was going to gather some things and may go to her mothers for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. D. Young ************************************ Incident #: 20175262 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Drug Overdose 836 E Third St Officers, first responders, and EMT responded to the 800 block of E Third St for a drug overdose. The female subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Several drug paraphernalia items were collected from the scene and placed in evidence at Salem PD. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20175261 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering PENN AVE / E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER ARA BURGESS, THOMAS CHARLES 1318 E STATE ST SALEM, OH 44460 2356 Officers responded to the above location for a criminal damage report. Complainant advised there were two subjects throwing fire crackers at buildings as they walked by. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the subjects. One of the subjects had an active warrant out of this county. That subject was taken into custody and the other subject was advised to leave the area. Prior to the other subject leaving the area, all personal items from the subject in custody were turned over to him. The subject with the warrant was transported to this station for the booking process, and later released to CCSO. Arrested: Thomas C. Burgess D.0.B.- 05/27/1993 131 8 E. State St. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Warrant- Obstruction Ptl. D. Young ************************************ lncident #: 20175259 Date: Thursday, July 27, 2017 Theft CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: RAND1 TUCKER Officer(s) responded to Centennial Park to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that her daughter's cell phone was left at the park Sunday night and when she went back to the park it was gone. The complainant advised officer(s) that she received an email on the cell phone's location and that it was coming back to a residence in Columbiana. Officer(s) provided the complainant with a copy of the report number and advised Columbiana PD of what the complainant advised officer(s). Ptl. J.Brooks ***************************************** lncident #: 20175255 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Speak To Officer 585 S UNION AVE Complainant: WILLIAM MCFARLAND Officer(s) responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that his landlord sent him a three day eviction notice in the mail and advised him he was not allowed on the property anymore. Officer(s) advised the complainant that he is still a resident and that he will receive a notice from either the court or the Sheriff's Department. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************************
Friday, July 28, 2017 08:19 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175240 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Suspicious Person N UNION AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: SHANNON PAGAN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of suspicious persons. Complainant advised three males in dark clothing were observed in the roadway. The complainant stated that one of the males appeared to have a reflective collar around his neck. Upon arrival, officers checked the area but were unable to locate. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************ lncident #: 20175241 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued 10 day notice /warning card left on white Chevy Silverado at the rear of 61 2 Ohio Ave. Truck appeared it had sat for an extended time, flat tire's, entire bed was full of aluminum cans in garbage bags, cab full of property, and had expired 2015 sticker on rear plate. Photos taken with camera # 6. Officer to return in ten days or more to tow same if not made legal by then. Banar901 ************************************* Incident #: 20175243 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Assault 2203 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above address for a report of an assault. Upon arrival officer spoke with the victim and the store manager. The male victim advised he was physically assaulted by his ex-girlfriends current boyfriend. Subsequently the male individual was transported to SRMC for evaluation by KLG for his injuries . Also the stores lottery machine screen was cracked during the assault. Officer did see visible injuries on the victim and documented them with photographs along with photos of the stores lottery machine. Officer also obtained statements from the manager and the victim. The incident is under investigation. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************* lncident #: 20175244 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a warrant check. Upon arrival, officer made contact and the subject was placed into custody without incident. The subject was transported to Salem PD for processing then released to CCSO. Arrested: Michael A. Hamilton DOB: 02/12/89 1007 E. 4th St Salem, OH 44460 Warrant: Drug Paraphernalia Sgt. K. Toy **************************************** lncident #: 20175246 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Littering / Dumping 1717 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: JESSICA HOLBROOK Officer(s) responded to the 1700 block of Pennsylvania Ave for a report of illegal dumping. On arrival officer spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had dumped a refrigerator in the parking lot without permission. Officers will review the video of the parking lot in a attempt to locate the vehicle. Ptl R Keister ***************************************** lncident #: 20175248 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1300 BENTON RD FACTORY Business owner reported a large amount of materials were stolen from inside the business recently. Information gathered and matter under investigation. Banar901 *************************************** Incident #: 20175250 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Theft 965 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: EDWARD LITTLE Complainant on station to report that his computer was missing from his residence. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** Incident #: 20175251 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Graffiti (Spray Paint) 650 E SECOND ST While on patrol, reporting officer observed where unknown subjects had spray painted with white paints on the rear of the building. Officers will attempted to make contact with property owner and advise him of officers findings. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************ lncident #: 20175252 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Stolen Bicycle 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Juvenile complainant on station to report that someone unknown to him had taken his bicycle off his porch without his permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Ptl R Keister ************************************ lncident #: 20175253 Date:Thursday, July 27,2017 Speak To Officer 194 PENN AVE 1/2 Complainant: JENNIFER CLARKSON Complainant on station in reference to speak with an officer. Complainant advised her landlord shows up at her residence without notice and makes her feel uncomfortable. The complainant was advised her options in dealing with the situation. Sgt. K. Toy *************************************** lncident #: 20175254 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER OfTicer(s) responded to the 400 block of Ohio for a reported neighbor dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she had been walking her dog when the neighbor lady started to yell at her. The complainant stated further that the neighbor in question is constantly yelling and the her dog will bark non stop when its outside. Officers spoke with the neighbor in question about the incident. Officers had to instruct the woman several times to lower her voice and to calm down. Officers advised the women that she needs to try and get along with the neighbors. Offices also advised the women of the cities ORD against barking dogs. (the dog had been barking non stop since I arrived on scene) The woman was given a verbal warning for the barking dog officers then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** lncident #: 20175257 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Speak To Officer MONROE ST Complainant: LISA MUTTER Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a situation concerning her property. The complainant stated that she had been staying with a friend on Monroe St and that she was now having problems getting some of her property. Officers made contact with the friend in question who stated that he had the complainants items ready for her to pick up. The complainant was advised of the situation and then left to get her property. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** Incident #: 20175225 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Theft 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: ASHLEY WOOD Officer(s) responded to the 700 block of Southeast Blvd for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that her mother had her sons birth certificate and was refusing to return it. Officers attempted to make contact with the persons in question but were unable to. Officers left a massage advising the person to return the item or face being charged. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Incident #: 20175228 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Criminal Damaae To MV 1084 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: JOHN BREAULT Officer(s) responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that someone keyed the side of his car. Officer(s) took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ Incident #: 20175230 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Suspicious Person 152 CONTINENTAL DR While on patrol officer observed a male subject who appeared to be urinating in the back parking lot of the above location. Officer made contact with the subject who stated he was with his grandson looking at used vehicles, and due to the store being close he urinated in the wooded area behind the store. Officer advised the subject that urinating in public is an arrestable offense. After checking the subject for warrants the subject was advised to leave the area, in which he did. Ptl. D. Young ************************************** lncident #: 20175232 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 822 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was flagged down in the 800 block of N Lincoln Ave for a juvenile complaint. The complainant stated several juveniles were riding a motorized bike in the roadway and on the sidewalk. She was afraid one of the juveniles were going to get hit by oncoming traffic. The officer spoke with the guardian of the juveniles and advised him that the juveniles needed to keep the bike on private property. He was also advised to keep the juveniles out of the roadway for safety reason The male subject advised he would take care of the issue. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ lncident #: 20175233 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: KAYLA GRUBB Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to speak with the complainant about a verbal dispute incident that occurred in the 300 block of NewGarden Ave. The complainant stated that she went over to her mother's residence and they had gotten into a verbal altercation. The mother pushed the complainant and the complainant wanted to pursue charges and gave a voluntary written statement. She also wanted the female subject criminal trespassed from her residence to avoid further conflict. The officer spoke with the mother and she stated that she was advised that her daughter was at her residence yelling at several individuals inside. The complainant left the residence before the mother was able to make contact with her. The female subject was advised that her daughter requested her to be criminal trespassed from her residence. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Incident #: 20175235 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Intoxicated Person 1851 BLOCK OF CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1800 block of Cleveland St in regards to an intoxicated person. Officers arrived on scene and located the male in question who was not intoxicated but was an elderly male having a medical issue. Officers had Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance respond to the scene. The male was subsequently pink slipped and was taken to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla **************************************** Incident #: 20175236 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Reckless Operator 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 300 block of NewGarden Ave for a reckless operator. The complainant advised that a white truck was speeding up and down her road and was yelling obscenities out the window. The complainant was able to identify the driver. The officer made contact with the driver at his residence. He stated that the complainant and several other subjects were attempting to block the roadway when he drove past their residence. The officer advised him to stay away from the area and to take a different route to avoid further conflict. The complainant and several other subjects were advised to stay off the roadway. Ptl. E. Perry *************************************** Incident #: 20175239 Date: Thursday, July 27,2017 Animal Complaint Complainant: HOPE STEED Officer spoke with the complainant via phone. The complainant advised that her cat ran away a few days ago so she posted a picture and information on Salem Talk. The complainant advised that she received a message from a female stating that she has her cat but now the female will not give the cat back and blocked her on facebook. Officer was unable to make contact with the female in question at this time. Officer called the complainant back and advised her that this officer will pass on the information to the oncoming shift and see if they can make contact with the female and attempt to retrieve the cat. Ptl. D. Young *********************************
Thursday, July 27, 2017 08:16 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175223 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 674 E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANDREA KINNEY Complainant on station in reference to a report of phone harassment. Complainant advised a known male will not stop contacting her. Contact was made with the male and he was advised to cease all further contact. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************* lncident #: 20175212 Date:Wednesday, July 26,2017 Speak To Officer 965 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: EDWARD LITTLE Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a situation concerning his mail. The complainant stated that the female who resides at the residence had collected the mail and placed it in the house. The complainant stated further that the female had not given him the mail due to her being arrested for a warrant. The complainant stated that he had spoken with the post office about the incident. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officer(s) also spoke with the Post master concerning the incident. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ****************************************** lncident #: 20175213 Date: Wednesday, JULY 26,2017 Ambulance Needed 675 ARCH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was requested to the above location by Salem FD and KLG. Upon arrival officer spoke with the individuals involved. One of the individuals was then voluntarily transported to SRMC for further evaluation. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************************** Incident #: 20175214 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Check Well Being 694 S UNION AVE Officers(s) responded to the 600 block of South Union to check on the welfare of a city resident. On arrival officers were unable to make contact with the persons in question. Due to the circumstances officers had the FD respond to the scene and force entry to the residence. The man was transported to the ER by ambulance with a unknown medical condition. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** lncident #: 20175216 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Fraud 1250 SO UTHEAST BLVD 25 Complainant: LERENE HANSON Complainant contacted this department in reference to fraud. The complainant advised an unknown person(s) purchased two phones and opens two lines on her Verizon account. The complainant stated Verizon fraud division was investigating the matter and she needed to document with her local agency. Sgt. K. Toy *************************************** lncident #: 20175217 Date: Wednesday, July 26,2017 Domestic In Progress 229 S HOWARD AVE Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of South Howard for a reported domestic in progress. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a verbal dispute between a father and his adult daughter over the living arrangements. Officers advised both persons to try and get along as best they could then cleared. No physical violence was reported only yelling. Ptl R Keister ************************************ lncident #: 20175203 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Debris In Roadway 2204 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 2200 block of Southeast Blvd for a complaint of an individual blowing debris into the city storm drains. Officer observed the individual to be blowing grass clippings and debris along the curb and off of the street. Officer did not observe the individual blowing debris into the storm drains, but rather past the drain opening. Officer did speak to the individual briefly and advised of the complaint. He stated he knew better than to blow debris into the storm drains and was also aware not to blow debris out in to the street. Sgt B Slider **************************************** lncident #: 20175204 Rape Salem Regional Medical Center Complainant: SALEM ER Officer responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center for a sex offense report. Officer responded and spoke with a female subject who reported the incident did happen in the city limits. Officer collected necessary information for the report and the incident is under further investigation. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ Incident #: 20175205 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 873 E SIXTH ST Officer attempted contact at a residence in the 800 block of E Sixth St regarding a vehicle parked in the front curb lawn. Officer was unable to make contact with anyone, therefore a red warning tag for the parking violation was left under the wiper of the vehicle. Sgt B Slider ********************************** lncident #: 20175206 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: EDWARD LITTLE Officer made contact with the complainant on station in reference to a prior report. Complainant turned over a purse from a subject who was arrested at his residence and had a few questions. Complainant was advised of his options. Ptl. S. LaRosa ***************************************** Incident #: 20175207 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Protection Order Violation 218 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Officer responded to the above location in reference to protection order violation. Contact was made with the complainant, who advised that her ex-boyfriend was observed parked outside her house. Officer checked the area for the subject but was unable to locate him. Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************** lncident #: 20175209 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Civil Matter 218 E SIXTH ST Police responded to a civil issue in the 200 block of E. 6th St. A subject had been kicked out of the residence for swearing around the children and making unwanted remarks around them. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** lncident #: 20175210 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Civil Matter 247 E FIFTH ST Complainant: ROBERT BLACKMON Officer spoke with a male complainant at the police department who had issues with retrieving a vehicle belonging to him. The complainant advised that he lives with his daughter and her boyfriend and they will not give him the keys to his vehicle. He further advised that they were supposed to be making payments on the vehicle and have not been. Officer responded with the complainant to the 200 block of E. Fifth Street and made contact with the complainants daughter who eventually gave the complainant the keys to vehicle. The vehicle is registered to the complainant. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************
Wednesday, July 26, 2017 12:22 PM -0500 REPORTED INCIDENTS: DOMESTICS (numerous) GAS STATION DRIVE OFF's ARRESTS (numerous) THREATS TO HOSTITAL STAFF ************************************** Incident #: 20175188 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center in order to assist KLG Ambulance who was transporting a combative patient. The female patient was calm upon arrival, but began to become combative again with hospital staff as they were attempting to treat her. The female was restrained and officers later cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Incident #: 20175191 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: Smith Oil, Cashier Report of a drive off at the above business. Upon arrival, employee advised that someone in a Blue Chevy Impala pumped $11.00 worth of gas and left without paying. Employee advised that it appears to be an issue with the pump and wanted the incident documented. Ptl Miller *********************************** Incident #: 20175192 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Domestic In Progress 2495 E STATE ST A Report of a domestic in progress in a motor vehicle in the above location. Upon arrival, officers located the domestic and spoke with both parties involved. Both advised that they had a verbal dispute over a personal issue and no physical violence had taken place. All information was gathered and the subjects left the area. Ptl Miller **************************************** Incident #: 20175193 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Speak To Officer 755 E FIFTH ST 1/2 Complainant: BILLIE JEAN TOMLIN Report of speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that a known male subject was at her residence and she did not want him to return. The male subject left prior to officers arrival. Complainant was advised that if the male subject returns to contact this department. This officer checked the area for the male subject and was unable locate. Ptl Miller ***************************************** Incident #: 20175194 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Menacing / Threats 228 VINE AVE 14 Complainant: KEITH WHORLEY Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave in reference to a threats / attempted assault report. Complainant advised that two juveniles known to him had approached him with a knife and attempted to attack him while at Smith Oil gas station in the 900 block of E State St. No injuries were reported. Complainant advised that the juveniles had left in a white taxi van Officers checked the area and attempted to make contact with the juveniles at multiple residences, but officers had negative contact. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** lncident #: 20175195 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Civil Matter 551 E EIGHTH ST Police responded to the 500 block of E. State St for a subject to gather belongings. The male subject was arrested the night before and was advised not to have contact with the other half. Officers stood by while the male took some of his personal items. After gathering items the male subject left the residence. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. D. Osberg ***************************************** Incident #: 20175196 Date: Tuesday, JULY 25 ,2017 Reckless Operator FRANKLIN 1400 BLOCK Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to Smith Oil gas station for a reckless driver. Multiple calls had come in that the vehicle was all over the road. When making contact with the driver he advised he has had sleep issues. The driver did not appear to be on any substances. Due to safety concerns the male subject was transported to his residence. Officers then transported the owner of the vehicle back to Smith Oil to retrieve her vehicle. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ lncident #: 20175197 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 247 E FIFTH ST Complainant: ROBERT BLACKMON Complainant on station reference possible unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Complainant advised that his daughter is driving his car and she was supposed to take over payments. He advised that she has not made any payments. When he asked for the car back she said no and she won't return the vehicle. He advised that the vehicle is in his name and he was advised of his options. Ptl Miller *************************************** lncident #: 20175198 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Assist Other Agency 637 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: CHILDREN SERVICES, TINA Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of N Lincoln Ave in order to assist Children's Services with serving paperwork to a female. Prior to officers's arrival, Children's Services cleared and no longer needed police assistance. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20175199 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Harassment 242 VlNE AVE Complainant: PATRICIA PHILLIPS Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave in reference to a harassment complaint. Complainant advised that every time she walks outside to the back yard, she is verbally harassed by the subject who resides next door. Officers made contact with the subject who denied having harassed the complainant. The subject advised that he is the victim of harassment and that the complainant and her husband are always yelling at him from their yard. Officers advised all parties to cease contact with each other and to call back should further issues arise. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20175202 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Accidental Damage 610 PROSPECT ST Report of a telephone pole that appeared as if it may fall over. Officer responded and observed the pole to be split. Ohio Edison was contacted and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** lncident #: 20175169 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Person To Be Removed 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD 1/2 Complainant: TREVOR LODGE Officer responded to the 700 block of Southeast Blvd for a report of a person to be removed. The complainant advised that his girlfriends mother resides in the downstairs apartment, and was currently in the complainants apartment intoxicated and refusing to leave. Complainant further advised that their had been a brief physical altercation, resulting in the complainant sustaining numerous scratches caused by the intoxicated female individual. The complainant stated that he did not wish to pursue charges at this point, but just wanted the incident documented and the female individual advised to return to her downstairs apartment. Officer did make contact with the female individual who reluctantly returned to her own apartment. Officer advised her to not return to the upstairs apartment unless invited by the tenants. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Incident #: 20175170 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Animal Complaint HAWLEY AVE / E STATE ST Complainant: ANGELA SHASTEEN Officer was dispatched to the area of E. State Street and Hawley Avenue for a animal complaint. Officer was advised that the complainant stated a female subject was walking a dog that had been involved in a recent dog bite and the dog was supposed to be quarantined. Officer made contact with the female subject and the dog, which was on a leash. The female stated that she was advised by the dog warden that the dog was allowed off the property as long as it was on a leash. She also advised she was never contacted by the health department. Officer advised a report would be completed. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************************** Incident #: 20175171 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Assist Other Agency 104 a -1201 751 71 1995 E STATE ST HOSPITAL Officers responded to the above location in reference to a patient who walked away from the hospital and was not suppose to. Officers located the individual and transported him back to the hospital where he was turned over to the staff. Officer LaRosa *************************************** lncident #: 20175172 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 911 Hang-up Call 551 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER ARA MARGA, BRANDON SEVER 551 E EIGHTH ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the 500 block of E Eighth St for a 911 hang up call. The dispatcher had called the number back and a male individual answered, then hung up on the dispatcher upon being advised it was the Salem Police Department calling. Upon officers arriving in the area, a male and female individual were observed on a front porch, with both appearing upset and the female crying. Officer separated the individuals who were husband and wife, and affirmed there had been a domestic dispute between them. The husband had allegedly picked his wife up using physical force several times and at some point had held her down on the floor, during which time she scratched his neck attempting to get him off of her. The husband also made a subsequent voluntary utterance that he had grabbed his wife and held her down on the floor because his wife was threatening to take their children away from him. The wife stated that her husband had made statements of wishing to harm himself during the altercation and he had allegedly been rooting around in a kitchen drawer for a knife before officers arrived. The husband also made statements of wanting to harm himself to an officer he was speaking with. Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene and the husband was voluntarily transported by KLG Ambulance to Salem ER. The wife completed a written statement and the husband was taken into custody at the time of release from Salem Hospital. Arrested, Domestic Violence Brandon S Marga, DOB: 01/27/1994 551 E Eigth St, Salem OH 44460 Sgt B Slider ***************************************** Incident #: 20175174 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Harassment 226 VINE AVE Complainant: AMBER SMITH Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Vine Avenue for a harassment report. Officers responded and were advised by the complainant that she was in her vehicle when two neighbors approached her asking her a question and they began yelling at her when she did not respond. The complainant advised she just wanted the subjects to leave her alone. Officers spoke with a male and female subject who advised they did attempt to speak with the complainant, but the complainant started yelling at them. All subjects were advised to stay away from and not speak with each other. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************************** lncident #: 20175175 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Menacing / Threats 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: TREVOR LODGE Officers responded to the above location in reference to an unwanted subject. Contact was made with the complainant , who advised that the subject would not leave him or his family alone and was threatening him. Contact was made with subject , whom was intoxicated. She was advised to cease in her actions and remain in her residence for the evening. Ptl. S.LaRosa **************************************** Incident #: 20175176 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Protection Order Violation Complainant: STEPHANIE BELL Officer met with a female complainant on station who wished to file a protection order violation report. The complainant advised she has a protection order against her soon to be ex-husband and he has been violating the order. Officer collected information for the report and advised the incident would forwarded to the prosecutors office. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** Incident #: 20175177 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SALEM REGIONAL, HOSPITAL ARA MARGA, BRANDON SEVER 551 E EIGHTH ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officer had responded to a 911 hang up call in the 500 block of E Eighth St and affirmed their had been a domestic dispute. A male individual involved had been transported to Salem Regional Medical Center due to statements of wanting to harm himself. Officer subsequently typed domestic violence charges and responded to the ER at which time the individual was served and taken into custody upon his discharge. The individual was transported to Salem PD for mugshots and was subsequently transported to Columbiana County Jail pending court appearance. Sgt B Slider See incident # 20175172 *************************************** Incident #: 20175178 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 2875 E STATE ST SUPERMARKET Complainant: WALMART MGR Police responded to the grocery section of Walmart in reference to a juvenile female advising the employees that she was not from this area and was lost. Upon arrival the juvenile was transported to the police station and through conversation with her it was learned that she was placed in a residence in Salem by Children Services. That residence was contacted and advised to bring her back to the residence. The juvenile became upset and made statements to the effect of harming herself. Salem FD first responder and EMT Ambulance was summoned and she was transported to SRMC for evaluation. At the ER the juvenile became combative and attempted to leave and was placed in restraints. Her guardian was advised and responded to the ER. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************ Incident #: 20175179 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST Officers responded to the above location in reference to a subject there with an outstanding warrant. Officers arrived on scene and made with the subject , who was later taken into custody by Sebring PD. Officer LaRosa **************************************** lncident #: 20175180 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL While at SRMC on another matter police were advised by security and a Sebring officer that a male individual that Sebring PD had arrested wanted to use the restroom and was escorted by security. While inside the bathroom, in an attempt to escape, the individual tore down the ceiling tile and the framework. When security entered the bathroom the subject was climbing into the crawl space but fell. He was then escorted back to his room and placed in restraints. Charges of criminal damaging are being filed by this department. Suspect: Ronald Lee Handy III 3331 Lake St. Beloit, Ohio 44609 dob 08/27/1997 (19) Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***************************************** Incident #: 20175184 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Menacing / Threats 1995 E STATE ST Complainant: DAVID CRAWFORD Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center in regards to a threatening letter. Complainant advised that the hospital had received a letter that stated vague threats towards the staff. No return address was listed and complainant did not know of anyone who would have sent the letter. The letter was recovered and officer advised that the incident would be documented. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** lncident #: 20175185 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: BRENDA CARDER Officers were called to the 700 block of S E Blvd to stand by with a female who was attempting to obtain her property from a residence in which she lives. Complainant advised that she believes that there would be problems at the residence. Officers responded and accompanied the complainant to the residence. Upon arrival, the tenant advised that the complainant does not live at the residence and refused her admittance. Officers advised the complainant of her options for handling the situation and cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** lncident #: 20175187 Date: Tuesday, July 25,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: Smith Oil Officer responded to 968 E. State St. for a drive-off. The complainant advised that an individual pulled into pump #12 and pumped $15.01 worth of fuel and then left without rendering payment. Officers obtained a description of the vehicle and checked the area, but it was not located. Sgt. D. Green ****************************************
Tuesday, July 25, 2017 08:22 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175158 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 965 S LUNDY AVE Officers were called to a residence in the 900 block of S Lundy Ave in order to take a female into custody who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers responded and made contact with the female, who was subsequently taken into custody. Upon searching the female and her bag incident to arrest, the female was found to have multiple medicine bottles with pills in her possession without a prescription. The pills will be sent to BCI for testing and charges are pending. Arrested: Dawn M. Johnson DOB 10/21/1971 965 S Lundy Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant- Failure to Appear-OVI Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20175159 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Assist Other Agency 591 N LINCOLN AVE 1/2 Complainant: CHIEF J.T. PANEZOTT Officers assisted agents from ICE attempting to locate three different illegal immigrants with deportation paperwork. Sgt. D. Green *************************************** Incident #: 20175160 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Natural Gas Leak 1576 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: SALEM FD Officers responded to the above location to assist the Fire Department to block the roadway for a natural gas leak. Upon arrival the Fire Department wanted to leave one lane open for traffic instead of closing the road down, Officers weren't needed at this time. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************* Incident #: 20175161 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Open Door 636 PARK AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of an open door to an unoccupied residence. Officers found the back door was forced open. Officers checked the residence and did not locate any subjects, Officers attempted to secure the residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************************** lncident #: 20175162 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Neglect / Cruelty To Animal 1439 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: DOG WARDEN Officers responded to the 1400 block of E State St in order to assist the Columbiana County Dog Warden with a report of dogs having been abandoned in a home. Officers stood by while the agency conducted their investigation. The dogs were subsequently taken from the home and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ******************************************** Incident #: 20175163 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Fraud 231 W TENTH ST Complainant: ETHAN BAILEY Complainant on station to advise of possible fraud. Complainant advised that he bought a Mac Book Pro ($745) on EBay and when it was shipped all he got was an envelope. Complainant was given the report number for EBay and that if there was anything else to contact this department. Officer Miller ************************************** lncident #: 20175164 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Theft 215 E FOURTH ST Complainant: PAUL MCCOY Police were requested in the 200 block of E. 4th St regarding missing items. The complainant wanted officers to be aware of items that were no longer at a residence in the 500 block of S. Union Ave after his renter moved out. The complainant also wanted officers to be aware that the tenant had destroyed the inside of the residence. The complainant was advised that the issue with the residence would have to be solved civilly and the missing items would be documented. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************** lncident #: 20175165 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 780 W STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were called to the 700 block of W State St in reference to a suspicious vehicle report. Complainant advised of a black sedan that was sitting in the parking lot of the above business. Complainant advised that a male and female subject were sitting inside the vehicle and looked as if they were going to pass out. Upon arrival, the vehicle had already departed. The vehicle was unable to be located and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** lncident #: 20175167 Date: Monday, July 24,2017 Reckless Operator COURT DR K PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: STACY SIMMONS Officer responded to Centennial Park in regards to a reckless operator. Complainant advised that a red Jeep was driving recklessly through the parking lot. Upon arrival, a red Jeep was observed, but was not driving recklessly. Officer made contact with the driver and advised him of the complaint. The driver left the area and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** lncident #: 20175139 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / N LUNDY AVE Officer initiated a traffic stop on E State St near N Lundy Ave for a equipment violation. K9 Simon was called to the stop and indicated on the vehicle to the odor of narcotics. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and administered field sobriety test. The male subject was taken into custody for OVI. The male subject was also found to be driving under suspension. Several narcotic items were located inside the vehicle and seized as evidence. The male subject was transported to the station were he was processed and booked. He was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. The evidence was placed in evidence lockers at the Salem Police Department. Arrested: Bertan Emin Altinordu DOB: 08-30-1988 Address: 1446 Alphada Ave, Apt A02, Akron, Ohio 44310 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.I 9Al a and DUS ORC 4510.11 Ptl. E. Perry ******************************************* lncident #: 20175150 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Theft Complainant: ANNALEE HUTCHISON, COLUMBIANA, OH 44408 Officer(s) responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that while she was at Walmart shopping someone took her front license plate and two of the screws from the back license plate. Officer(s) advised the complainant to contact the BMV to request new plates. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks **************************************** Incident #: 20175151 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Open Burning 669 S UNION AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for an open burning report. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the home owner who appeared to be burning trash. FD arrived on scene and explained what could and could not be burned. The fire was put out prior to officers and FD leaving the scene. Ptl. D. Young ***************************************** Incident #: 20175152 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Theft 965 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: EDWARD LITTLE Complainant on station to file a theft report. Complainant advised that a female who is living at his residence took his debit card and withdrew money from the account. Statement forms were collected from the complainant and this matter is under investigation. Ptl. D. Young ******************************************* lncident #: 20175153 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Domestic In Progress 226 VlNE AVE 2 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave for a domestic in progress. When officers arrived on scene the subject took several minutes to open the door for officers. The subject involved in the domestic stated that it was only a verbal argument and nothing physical had occurred. A female subject was asked several times if anyone else was inside the residence. The female stated that her boyfriend was not home and he was at a friends residence. Officers checked the apartment and located a male subject hiding inside a bedroom. The female subject was taken into custody for Obstructing Official Business. The female started to complain of chest pains and was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center. Once released by the doctor the female was transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Hayley Foster DOB: 05/20/1986 Address: 226 Vine Ave, Apt. 2, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Obstruction Official Business ORC 2921.31 Ptl. E. Perry ***************************************** Incident #: 20175155 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 665 E FOURTH ST Complainant: JOSHUA MELLINGER Officers responded to the 600 block of E Fourth St in regards to a domestic dispute. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the male complainant who advised that he and the female subject had a verbal argument and that she bit his hand. The male complainant did not wish to pursue charges on the female subject. He did advise that the female did leave the house prior to officer arrival and talked about harming herself. Officers then checked the area for the female subject and were able to make contact with her in an alley way off of E Third St. The female subject did advise that she wanted to cause harm to herself and wanted to speak to someone. Salem First Responders and KLG responded to the scene and the female subject was voluntarily transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla *********************************
Monday, July 24, 2017 07:39 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175144 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Accident No Injury Reported S ELLSWORTH AVE / E STATE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the intersection of East State St and South Ellsworth for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling west in the 100 block of East State St when the driver attempted to turn south onto South Ellsworth. The trailer attached to unit # 1 came into the eastbound lane of travel and struck unit # 2 in the left rear. Unit # 2 had been traveling east through the intersection of East State St and South Ellsworth when it stopped for traffic. Unit # 2 was then struck by unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were driven from the scene. The driver of unit # 1 was cited for F.T.Y. Left Turn. Unit # 1 / owner / R K Campf Trucking driver / Robert Davidson Ptl R Keister ************************************ Incident #: 20175143 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Assist Perry Police 1600 BLOCK OF W STATE ST Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE 2198 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM Officers responded to the above stated location to assist Perry Twp. Police with traffic control. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************** Incident #: 20175148 Animal Complaint 194 FAlR AVE Complainant: TRACEY WILSON Complainant: DUANE WILSON Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to an animal complaint. Upon arrival, the complainant advised they were watching a friends dog and it bit her brother's dog. The altercation between the dogs occurred within the complainant's fenced yard. The complainant requested a report for future reference. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************* Incident #: 20175147 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Suspicious Person OAK 1400 BLOCK E Complainant: DAWN BRACKIN Officer(s) responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) of a suspicious male that hangs out at Centennial Park Pool. The complainant advised officer(s) that the male individual asked her juvenile son to go to a different location to wrestle with him. The complainant advised officer(s) that park staff are aware of the male individual. Officer(s) advised the complainant that if she sees the male individual again and has any issues with him to contact the police department and an officer will come out. Officer Brooks *********************************** lncident #: 20175146 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 815 E FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Complainant on station to turn in drug paraphernalia that he had found in his yard. Officers took possession of the item and it was disposed of. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ lncident #: 20175145 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Traffic Offense 201 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to Quaker Village for a report of a juvenile that had driven there that did not have a valid license. Upon officers arriving the juvenile in question was attempting to leave the parking lot. Officers stopped the vehicle and found that the driver of the vehicle did not posses a drivers license. The driver of the vehicle was cited. Ptl. J. Brook ************************************** Incident #: 20175143 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Assist Perry Police 1600 BLOCK OF W STATE ST Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE 21 98 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM Officers responded to the above stated location to assist Perry Twp. Police with traffic control. Sgt. K. Toy *************************************** Incident #: 20175142 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 177 VINE AVE Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of Vine Ave for a report of criminal damage (graffiti) On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had spray painted a derogatory statement on the wall of her building. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** Incident #: 20175090 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 2345 5 STATE ST Officer(s) responded to the 2400 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the stores manager. The manager stated that a man had pumped $35.00 in gas and then left without rendering payment. The manager stated further that the man had left his licence and a credit / debit card with them stating that he would be back to pay. Officers advised the manager of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** Incident #: 20175092 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 161 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: STEPHANIE CHRYSTA Officer spoke t a complainant at the PD regarding an ongoing domestic dispute. Officer did advise the complainant of her options for dealing with the situation. Ptl D Beeson ************************************ Incident #: 20175111 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 195 S UNION AVE Complainant: RICHARD DOTSON Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of South Union for a report of criminal damage. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone had egged the side of his vehicle. Officers advised the complainant of his options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** lncident #: 20175112 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Fraud 234 S MADISON AVE Complainant: JOHN MCFARLAND Officer took a report on station of fraud. It was advised from the complainant that there was an unauthorized purchase of $3,400 on his paypal account. Officer advised the complainant to contact paypal and also his bank to let them know what had happened. Officer also issued the complainant a report number for the banks. Ptl Z Sanford *************************************** Incident #: 20175113 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Criminal Mischief 1173 CEDAR RIDGE DR Complainant: KAY JOHNSON Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of criminal mischief. Upon arrival, the complainant advised an unknown person(s) knocked over her flag, three drive way markers, and a private property sign. Complainant believes the items were knocked over during the early morning hours. Sgt. K. Toy **************************************** lncident #: 20175115 Date:Saturday, July 22,2017 Runaway / Missing 183 E FOURTH ST Complainant: JONES, MONICA D 183 E FOURTH ST Officer responded to the above stated address for a missing juvenile. It was advised from the complainant that when she had woke up she realized that her 4 year old granddaughter was missing. Upon further searching the area and inside the house the juvenile was found inside the home hiding in between the couch and the wall. Parents along with officers advised the juvenile that when someone is yelling your name and looking for you, to respond. The child was fine. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************************** Incident #: 20175117 Date:Saturday, July 22,2017 Check Well Being Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer(s) were advised of a man with a possible medical emergency at city hall. Officers located the man in question unresponsive in the lobby of city hall. First Responders and a ambulance arrived on scene and the man was transported to the ER with a unknown medical condition. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** Incident #: 20175121 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 490 W THIRD ST Complainant: CASEY SURMACEVIZ Officer(s) responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant about a known female subject harassing her by telephone. Officer(s) got the necessary information and will contact the suspect and advise her of the complaint and possible charges if she continues. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ Incident #: 20175122 Date: Saturday, July 22, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 765 E THIRD ST Complainant: RICHARD KILBREATH Officer(s) responded to the 700 block of E.Third St. to take a report of criminal damaging. The complainant advised officer(s) that someone sprayed the side of his residence with graffiti. Officer(s) took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************* Incident #: 20175137 Date: Sunday, July 23,2017 Theft 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: BRANDON MOORE Officer was on routine patrol in the area of NewGarden Ave and Mullins Ave and was flagged down by the complainant. The complainant advised that the male subjects running across the parking lot had stolen items from his residence. The officer made contact with the male subject who advised that he was with several other friends and they had went into the complainants garage and took several items. The items were dropped across the street when the subjects ran from the scene after being confronted by the complainant. The subject was identified as a juvenile and the other male subject had ran from officers. The juvenile was taken into custody for delinquency. The juvenile was then released into his fathers custody. The other male subject was later found by several officers and was also identified as a juvenile. The juvenile was also taken into custody for delinquency and transported to Tobin Center. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** Incident #: 20175134 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Traffic Offense 700 BLOCK OF E THIRD Officer on routine patrol initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle for an equipment violation in the 700 block of E Third St. During the traffic stop the driver of the vehicle did give Officers consent to search the vehicle. Officers subsequently searched the vehicle but nothing was found. The driver of the vehicle was given a traffic citation for Defective Muffler / Exhaust. Cited: Joshua J Garrod Address: 579 E Third St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 03/04/1985 Charge: Defective Muffler / Exhaust (ORD 337.20) Ptl C Walla **************************************** Incident 20175132 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Suspicious Activity 623 E THIRD ST 1 Complainant: JOHN BRIDGE Officer responded to the 600 block of E Third St for a report of suspicious activity. The complainant advised of suspicious things occurring in the area and asked for the area to be checked regularly. Officer advised that the area was checked regularly and would continue to be checked. Ptl D Beeson ************************************* Incident #: 20175131 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Water Line Break / Leak S LINCOLN 1200 BLOCK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 1200 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a water line break. Officer arrived on scene and located water in the roadway. Due to the small amount of water officer had dispatch leave a note for the City Water Department. Ptl C Walla *************************************** Incident #: 20175130 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Neighbor Dispute 1266 E PERSHING ST Complainant: JOSHUA DILLING Officer responded to the 1200 block of E Pershing St for a neighbor dispute. The complainant advised his neighbor had been harassing him for several months about an incident that occurred over a year ago. The officer attempted to make contact with the neighbor but it appeared the subject was not at his residence. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** lncident #: 20175128 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2388 E STATE ST A RESTAURANT Officer responded to the 2300 block of E State St for a vehicle hit / skip accident. Unit #1 was headed eastbound on E State St and was about to turn southbound onto Continental Dr. Unit #2 was pulling out of a private drive and the front end struck to the rear driver side of Unit #1. Unit #2 then fled the scene and Unit #1 followed Unit #2 to get a license plate. There was very minor damage on Unit #1 and the driver advised he was not injured. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20175127 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: Leetonia, PD K9 Simon was requested by Leetonia PD for a vehicle sniff on SR 344 at Jersey Ridge Rd. K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. Leetonia officers did recover contraband and officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Garber ************************************** lncident #: 20175125 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 142 W THIRD ST Complainant: ANGEL LAKE Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of W. Third St. for a dispute. Officer(s) were advised by the complainant that a known male subject kicked her front door several times and refused to leave. The subject was located several minutes later and after speaking with him ,he was placed under arrest. Arrested: Joshua J. McFarland DOB: 3/19/1992 Address: 820 Liberty St. Salem, Oh 44460 Charges: Obstructing official Business ORC 2921.31, Disorderly Conduct 2917.11 Ptl. J.Brooks **************************************** lncident #: 20175124 Date: Saturday, July 22, 2017 Traffic Offense 1700 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Officer stopped a vehicle in the 1700 block of E 3rd St. after seeing the driver who was known to not have a valid drivers license. K9 Simon was deployed during the stop and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. A search recovered a small amount of contraband and the driver was cited for the traffic violation. Officer cleared without incident. Cited: Keith A. Whorley DOB:9-14-97 of 228 Vine st. Apt. 14 Salem Charge: DUS CCMC date 7-27-17 Ptl. M. Garber *****************************************
Sunday, July 23, 2017 07:22 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175109 Date: Saturday, July 22,2017 Neighbor Dispute 693 FAIR AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of Fair Ave and Maple St for a neighbor dispute. The subjects stated they had a verbal argument with neighbors across the street. The resident advised she wanted the female and male subject to leave her residence. The female subject called for her mother to pick them up and drive her vehicle home. The female subject stated that a slight physical altercation had occurred and she was advised to make a statement about the incident tomorrow when she was sober. Officers cleared the scene after the subjects had left the residence. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Incident #: 20175106 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Assist Perry Police SR 45 / 62 BYPASS Complainant: PERRY, TWP K9 Simon was requested to assist Perry Twp. PD on a traffic stop. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Perry Twp. PD officers recovered contraband from the vehicle and arrested the occupants. Officer cleared when no further assistance was needed. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Incident #: 20175108 Date: Saturday, JULY 22,2017 Intoxicated Person 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officer responded to the 100 block of W State St for an intoxicated subject harassing customers. The male subject stated he was speaking with an old friend and wasn't causing any problems. The clerk stated that he was not causing any problems inside the store. The male subject was given a courtesy transport to his residence inside the city and given a verbal warning for public intoxication. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20175105 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Traffic Offense S ELLSWORTH AVE / W STATE ST ARA MUTTON, KEVIN LEE 1717 E STATE ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officer on routine patrol initiated a traffic stop on the accused vehicle for an equipment violation on W State St near Ellsworth Ave. While speaking to the driver of the accused vehicle officer did observe signs of impairment and had the driver subsequently perform Standardized Field Sobriety Testing on the male subject. The male subject was then placed in custody and transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. The male subjects vehicle was legally parked in a private lot in the 100 block of S Ellsworth Ave. The male subject then was provided with a court date and subsequently had a taxi respond to the Police Department to take him home. Arrested: Kevin Lee Mutton Address: 1717 E State St. Apt 1 Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 04/28/1978 Charge(s): OVI (ORC 4511.19 (A)(l)(a), 4511.19 (A)(l)(d) Two Headlights Required (ORC 4313.14A) Ptl C Walla **************************************** Incident #: 20175104 Date: Friday, JULY 21,2017 Intoxicated Driver 544 E PERSHING ST A ARA ZUMBAR, RICHARD D 1703 S Lincoln Ave SALEM, OH 44460 While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle with no visible license plate. During interaction with the driver, officer did observe signs of impairment. The driver did perform SFST and was subsequently taken into custody for OVI. A juvenile passenger did get a ride from another family member and Kaiser's towing did tow the vehicle from the scene. The male was taken to the Salem Police Department for processing and was later released to a friend with a court date. Arrested: Richard D Zumbar DOB: 12/31/1966 Address: 1703 S Lincoln Ave Charge: OVI Ptl D Beeson ********************************** lncident #: 20175103 Date: Friday, JULY 21,2017 Traffic Offense 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officer stopped a vehicle for a moving violation in the 200 block of S. Ellsworth Ave. K9 Simon was deployed during the stop and did not indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. The driver and passenger consented to a search of the vehicle and no contraband was located. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Incident #: 20175102 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Speak To Officer 158 W FIFTH ST Complainant: TONYA SANDOE Officer responded to the 100 block of W Fifth St for a civil matter. The complainant stated that a male subject left an item at her residence and stated he no longer wanted it. He then returned to her residence and took the item back. She was advised that it was civil matter and would need to take the matter through the courts. Ptl. E. Perry *************************************** lncident #: 20175097 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Traffic Offense HOWARD AVE / W PERSHING ST Officer stopped a vehicle on E Pershing St. and S. Howard Ave for a traffic violation. Officer during the stop deployed K9 Simon who indicated to narcotic odor. No measurable amount of contraband was located and the driver was served her traffic warning. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************** Incident #: 20175096 Date: Friday, JULY 21,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 300 BLOCK OF HICKORY LN Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 300 block of Hickory Lane for a juvenile complaint. The complainant advised that several juveniles were riding four wheelers in the roadway. Officer checked the area but was unable to locate the juveniles. Perry Township PD was also advised of the complainant to check the area in their jurisdiction. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** lncident #: 20175094 Date: Friday, JULY 21,2017 Dispute 406 FRANKLIN ST Complainant: VALERIE MISSENDA Officers responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave. for a dispute. The complainant advised officer that she has been having issues with her upstairs neighbor. Officer(s) spoke to both parties involved and came up with a solution to their issue. Both parties were advised if they needed anything further to contact the Police Station. Officer Brooks *********************************** lncident #: 20175093 Date: Friday, July 21, 2017 Assist Perry Police SR 45 / 62 BYPASS Complainant: PERRY, TWP Several Salem officers assisted Perry Twp. PD on the scene of a crash with injury on SR45 / US62 bypass at Benton Rd. Officers assisted with traffic control and cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ***********************************
Saturday, July 22, 2017 08:38 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175091 Date: Friday, JUIY 21,2017 Fire Alarm 240 N CUNNINGHAM RD Complainant: SALEM CITY, FIRE Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of South Cunningham Rd for a reported audible fire alarm from a business. On arrival officers spoke with a employee who stated the alarm had been set of by persons vaping in the room. Officers stood by until the FD arrived on scene then cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** lncident #: 20175078 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Livestock At Large 560 N HOWARD AVE Officer responded to the above area for chickens at large. Officer made contact with the owner of the chickens who advised that he would be rounding them all up. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** lncident #: 20175079 Date: Friday, JUIY 21,2017 Theft 954 SHAKER CT Complainant: LUCILLE KARNOFEL Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of Shaker Ct for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that a person unknown to her had taken her garden hose and hose cart from her yard without permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ lncident #: 20175080 Date: Friday, JUIY 21,2017 Check Well Being 467 N LINCOLN AVE Officer responded tot he above address for a check the well being report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the individual in which officers were checking on and was determined that everything was ok just that she had locked herself in her room and could not get out. Officer requested the Salem FD to respond to open the door. The FD gained entry. Officers cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ Incident #: 20175081 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 538 E STATE ST Complainant: KAYLEE IZENOUR Officer took a report on station of Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The complainant advised that she was advised that her car was stolen. It was later determined that a friend of the complainant took the vehicle without permission of the owner and then brought the vehicle back with damage done to the body of the vehicle along with a busted out back window. Officer obtained a statement from the complainant on the incident and advised that it would be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutors office for review. Officer also issued a report number for the insurance company. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ lncident #: 20175083 Date: Friday, JUIY 21, 2017 Assist Perry Police 1133 PROSPECT ST 1A Complainant: CHIEF M EMIGH At the request of Perry Twp Police officers responded to the 11 00 block of Prospect St to assist with a arrest. On arrival officers assisted in getting a combative juvenile in custody. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************************** lncident #: 20175084 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Intoxicated Driver 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated address for a possible intoxicated driver. It was advised a vehicle that was being driven by a male individual had parked in the fire lane at WaLmart and exited the vehicle and was stumbling. Upon arrival officer observed no vehicle in the fire lanes matching the description that was given. Officer circled the store in an attempt to locate said vehicle. Officer had negative contact. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************* lncident #: 20175085 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Suspicious Person 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Officer on patrol observed a male individual at the entrance of WalMart, by Little Cezars sitting on a lawn chair hold a "anything will help" sign. Officer made contact with the individual who advised he was from out of town trying to make a quick dollar so that he could get home. Officer advised the individual that what he was doing was not allowed. Officer was advised from the individual that he would be leaving. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ lncident #: 20175087 Date: Friday, July 21,2017 Accident No Injury Reported NEWGARDEN 400 BLOCK C Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the area of New Garden and the RR tracks for a report of a vehicle striking the crossing gate. On arrival officers spoke with the driver of the vehicle involved. The man stated that he had been going across the tracks when the gates came down striking the rear of his semi trailer. This caused the gate in question to break off. Officers had dispatch notify the RR of the problem then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ lncident #: 20175088 Date: Friday, JUIY 21,2017 Fire 2266 MERLE RD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer checked on an oven fire and the resident was okay at my time of arrival. The self clean feature was usedand seemed to have caught the inside on fire producing a large amount of smoke. FD checked and found okay. Officer resumed patrol without further incident. Officer Banar *********************************** Incident #: 20175073 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 279 DODGE DR Police were made aware of an arrest warrant for a subject on Dodge Dr.. Police went to his residence and took him into custody and released him to a CCSO Deputy. ARRESTEE: James R. Layne 279 Dodge Dr. Salem, Ohio 44460 dob 09/21/1953 (63yoa) Ptl. Donald E. Paulin **************************************** lncident #: 20175076 Date:Friday, July 21,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 538 E STATE ST B Complainant: KAYLEE IZENOUR Officers responded to 538 E. State St. Apt.B to speak with the female complainant in regards to a criminal damaging report. Complainant advised that sometime during the overnight hours unknown person(s) broke the back window out of her 2012 Jeep Compass. Upon arrival, officers did observe the window to be broken and photos were taken. The vehicle matched the description of a vehicle the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. was looking for in an incident in their jurisdiction where the back window was reported to be damaged. While at the address, officers took a male subject into custody (see inc.#20175077) on an active warrant out of the Sheriff's Dept. for criminal damaging relating to the incident the Sheriff's Dept. was investigating involving the complainant's vehicle. Information was gathered from the complainant and officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *************************************** Incident #: 20175077 Date:Friday, July 21,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 538 E STATE ST B Complainant: CCSO Officers arrested 27 year old Kevin A. Gregory at 538 E. State St. Apt.B on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. for criminal damaging. Mr. Gregory was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to a Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. Deputy and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Kevin A. Gregory DOB: 4/27/1990 50492 Pancake Clarkson Rd. Negley, OH 44441 Charge: CCSO Warrant - Criminal Damaging Ptl. B. Smith *******************************************
Friday, July 21, 2017 09:01 AM -0500 lncident #: 20175038 Date: Wednesday, July 19, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Unit # 1 - Driver VALERIE HOCHMANN,Owner JEFFREY HOCHMANN Unit #2 - Driver RODNEY JACKSON, Owner JACK JACKSON Police responded to walmart for a private property accident involving two vehicles. Unit #1 grey Nissan, was backing out when it struck Unit #2, tan Ford, backing out as well. Both operators stated they did not have any injuries. Both vehicles had very minimal damage and were able to be driven away from the scene. Unit #1 had slight damage to the passenger rear quarter panel and Unit #2 had possible marks on the drivers side rear bumper. Ptl D. Osberg **************************************** lncident #: 20175041 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / SOUTHEAST BL Unit # l Owner / Operator: Brett G. Garrett (Did not show valid insurance) Unit #2 Owner / Operator: Amanda Hill (Did not show valid insurance) Officer responded to the Shell Gas station in the 2200 block of Southeast Blvd. for a report of a two car non-injury accident that occurred at the intersection of Southeast Blvd. and E. State St. Upon arrival and investigation it was found the operator/owner of unit#2 Amanda Hill was stopped in her red 2012 Subaru Legacy at a red traffic signal on Southeast Blvd. preparing to make a right hand turn to travel eastbound on E. State St. Ms. Hill advised that she inched forward to make sure the intersection was clear prior to making her right hand turn but came to a stop again and while doing so, the operator of unit#1, Brett Garrett who was directly behind unit#2 in his silver 2002 Dodge Durango struck the rear of unit#l at a low speed. Officer did observe minor damage to the left rear bumper of unit#2 as well as the front bumper of unit#1. Officer gathered and information, photographed the damage and provided report numbers to the operators. No citation was issued to Mr. Garrett for ACDA. Unit#l and Unit#2 operator also exchanged name and phone number at the scene prior to officer clearing. Both vehicles were driven from the scene and officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** Incident #: 20175058 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Accident Private Property 2299 E STATE ST BOB EVANS RESTAURANT Unit 1- Owner / Operator- Joanne Ricker, 2014 CHRY Unit 2- Owner / Operator- Neil Sneider, 2015 GMC TRUCK Officer was dispatched to the parking lot of the above location in regards to a two vehicle private property traffic accident. The driver of Unit 1, a 2014 Chrysler van, was backing out a parking space east bound, while the driver of Unit 2, a 2016 GMC truck, was backing out of an opposing parking space west bound when both units collided. No injuries were reported and both units sustained only minor damage to the rear bumpers. Photographs were obtained and no citations were issued. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Incident #: 20175061 Date: Thursday, JUIY 20,2017 Accident With Injury 188 N LINCOLN AVE Unit 1- Owner / Operator- Deborah A. Bloor Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to a single vehicle traffic accident with injury. Dispatch advised that the vehicle had left the roadway and crashed into a residential home. Unit 1, a 2013 Chrysler van, was travelling east bound on E Second St, when it continued east bound past the stop sign, located at E Second St and N Lincoln Ave, and struck a light post on the east side of N Lincoln Ave. The vehicle continued east bound into the yard of 188 N Lincoln Ave and came to final rest on the front porch of the structure. Unit 1 sustained disabling damage, but no airbags were deployed. The driver was treated at the scene by the Salem Fire Department First Responders and was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. She was later issued a citation for Failure to Control (Salem ORD 331.34). Unit I was towed from the scene by Sinsley Towing. Cited: Deborah A. Bloor DOB 10/18/1952 3931 Slater Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Failure to Control (Salem ORD 331.34) Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20175062 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Speak To Officer 1693 E STATE ST COM KIMBERLY MADISON Report of a speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, it was found to be a civil issue between the landlord and the complainant over entering the residence to get the lights in the bathroom fixed. This officer stood by briefly while the landlord figured out the problem, they set a time aside for the bathroom to get fixed. This officer cleared without incident. Officer Miller **************************************** Incident #: 20175067 Date: Thursday, July 20, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E SECOND ST Officer was dispatched to the intersection of E Second St and N Lincoln Ave in regards to two vehicle traffic accident. Unit 1, a 1995 Toyota truck, was travelling east bound on E Second St and approaching the intersection of E Second St and N Lincoln Ave. Unit 2, a 2015 Dodge sedan was in front of Unit I and stopped at the intersection facing east bound. Unit 1 failed to stop in time and struck the rear of Unit 2. No injuries were reported. There was no visible damage to Unit 1, but Unit 2 only sustained minor damage to the rear bumper. No citations were issued. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20175063 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Injured / Sick Animal 788 E STATE ST COM PANEZOTT, CHIEF J.T. Report of a injured / sick animal at the above location. Upon arrival, the animal was found to be deceased and the humane officer was notified. Officer Miller ********************************** Incident #: 20175054 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 1184 E THIRD ST COM SUZAN COLLINS Officers responded to the above location for a unruly juvenile, Officers spoke with the complainant who stated her son was not listening and wouldn't get up out of bed. Officers spoke with the son who stated his mother was mad at his older brother and was taking it out on him. Officers advised the male juvenile he has to listen to his mother, he complied without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************* lncident #: 20175055 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 2875 E STATE ST A COM MCSO Officers responded to the above location to stand by, as Mahoning County Sheriff's Department and Goshen Police Department to attempt to catch a horse that got out of fence. The horse was caught and returned to the residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************** Incident #: 20175057 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Debris In Roadway 1094 N ELLSWORTH AVE COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of tree and wires down in the roadway. Officers located the tree and wires in the 1000 block of North Ellsworth. The wires were live and the Fire Department was notified along with Ohio Edison. Ptl. M.Wirkner *********************************** Incident #: 20175059 Date: Thursday, July 20, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 480 ARCH ST While on patrol Officers located a vehicle at the above location sitting behind the residence with expired registration and appeared to be sitting there for awhile. Officers made contact with the owners and advised them of the city ordinance for junk vehicles and advised them of their options. The owners stated they would take care of the vehicle today. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************ lncident #: 20175060 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 775 NEWGARDEN AVE While on patrol Officers located two junk vehicles at the above location parked in the back of the residence. Neither vehicles had any registration plates on them. Officers tagged the vehicles with a ten day notice to be removed from the residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** lncident #: 20175064 Date: Thursday, July 20,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 637 CHERRY ST COM CARREE GILMORE Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant who stated sometime overnight her vehicle got egged. The complainant requested an extra watch in neighborhood. Ptl. M.Wirkner ****************************************** lncident #: 20175065 Date: Thursday, July 20, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1351 BUCKEYE AVE COM ROBERT SCHUCK Complainant arrived at Salem PD to make a Breaking and Entering report, due to unknown subjects attempting to gain entry to his residence through a back door. The complainant further stated that the unknown subjects damaged his rear entry door sometime in the last 4-6 days. The complainant did not observe any other damage to his residence and did not report any items as missing. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************** Incident #: 20175031 Date: Wednesday, JUIY 19,2017 Civil Matter 2360 SOUTHEAST BLVD DOCTORS OFFICE COM NICOLE CARTER A female complainant came on station due to an issue regarding a medical facility. The complainant advised that the Dr. office refused to give her own medical records to her. I advised the complainant that due to the situation and the incident being a civil matter we could not force them to give the records. The complainant was advised the incident would be documented. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************** lncident #: 20175036 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 192 BROOKLYN AVE A male subject advised that drug paraphernalia had been recovered on Brooklyn Ave near the intersection of Cleveland. The complainant found a syringe with a brown liquid substance laying near the roadway. The paraphernalia was recovered and properly discarded at the Police Dept. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ Incident #: 20175039 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Criminal Mischief 672 BRICKER FARMS LN COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to 672 Bricker Farms Ln. to speak with a male complainant in reference to unknown person(s) throwing eggs at his front door. It is unknown the time his residence was egged. Officer took digital photos and the complainant wished for the incident documented. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************** Incident #: 20175040 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Civil Matter 861 E SIXTH ST COM TERESA COKES Officer responded to the 800 block of E Sixth St and spoke with the complainant regarding the complainants boyfriends family members harassing her and spreading false allegations against her. Officer advised the individual to file a report of any future telecommunications harassment issues, and/or any threat of harm. The individual was advised that the false allegations were a civil matter and would require consulting an attorney for advice on pursuing the matter. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Incident #: 20175043 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 693 FAIR AVE Officers arrested 26 year old Nathan D. Winn at his residence of 693 Fair Ave. on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. for failure to appear on a driving under suspension charge. Mr. Winn was transported to the Salem Police Dept. where he was released to Sgt. Boyd of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Nathan D. Winn DOB: 3/21/1991 693 Fair Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant / Failure to appear Ptl. B. Smith ***************************************** Incident #: 20175044 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Suicide 372 STEWART AVE Officers responded to the 300 block of Stewart Ave for a male caller who was having thoughts of causing harm to himself. Officers met with the individual outside who affirmed he was in need of assistance. Officers remained on scene with the individual along with Salem First Responders until EMT Ambulance arrived and subsequently transported the individual for further evaluation and treatment. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Incident #: 20175047 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Domestic In Progress 737 SUMMIT ST Police responded to the 700 block of Summit St. in reference to a domestic dispute between a mother and her adult son. Upon arrival police found that no physical violence occurred. The mother, who was intoxicated, wanted to leave and her adult son did not want her to. The female finally went to the house for the night. She was warned that should officers find her out walking she would be charged with disorderly by public intoxication. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *************************************** Incident #: 20175048 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Theft 323 ROSE AVE COM Diego Delgado Montego Officers responded to 323 Rose Ave. to speak with male complainant, Diego Delgado Montego in regards to a theft. Upon arrival, the complainant advised a male known to him stole approx. $150.00 in cash from his residence. Upon clearing, contact was made with the alleged suspect at his residence in the 1000 block of E. Fourth St. The suspect denied the allegations and stated that the complainant gave him $50 earlier in the evening for a pack of beer and also wanted him to buy cocaine with it. The suspect advised that he purchased the beer but returned the rest of the money. The suspect was advised he was not welcome back at the complainant's residence. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************* Incident #: 20175050 Date: Thursday, JUIY 20,2017 Assist Perry Police COM PTPD Officers responded to the SR45 Bypass / E. Pidgeon Rd. between Depot Rd. and Cantebury Ln. to assist a Perry Twp. officer on a traffic stop. Upon arrival, officers stood by while the Perry Twp. officer took a male subject into custody on an active warrant. Officers cleared a short time later. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************************* lncident #: 20175052 Date: Thursday, JUIY 20,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A Police observed a possible water main leak on N. Ellsworth Ave. near the Community Center. A note was left for the water department to check it during business hours. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ****************************************
Thursday, July 20, 2017 10:59 AM -0500 Incident #: 20175026 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Criminal Mischief 1701 QUAKER LN Complainant: Marion Johnson Report of a criminal mischief and harassments at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she observed a known male juvenile had thrown eggs at her residence. She also advised that this juvenile has been harassing her and her daughter over a personal issue. The complainant just wanted this incident documented in case of any further problems. Officer Miller ********************************** lncident #: 20175024 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering Complainant: DEENA SHAW Report of criminal mischief at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that someone had thrown eggs at her residence and damaged the screen to upstairs window. Complainant advised that she just wanted the incident documented in case of any further problems. Officer Miller ********************************** lncident #: 20175031 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Civil Matter 2360 SOUTHEAST BLVD DOCTORS OFFICE Complainant: NICOLE CARTER A female complainant came on station due to an issue regarding a medical facility. The complainant advised that the Dr. office refused to give her own medical records to her. I advised the complainant that due to the situation and the incident being a civil matter we could not force them to give the records. The complainant was advised the incident would be documented. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************* Incident #: 20175036 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 192 BROOKLYN AVE Complainant: MICHAEL GORBY A male subject advised that drug paraphernalia had been recovered on Brooklyn Ave near the intersection of Cleveland. The complainant found a syringe with a brown liquid substance laying near the roadway. The paraphernalia was recovered and properly discarded at the Police Dept. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ lncident #: 20175032 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Reckless Operator Complainant: JAY WILLIAMS Complainant on station reference a reckless operator in the area of S. Lincoln Ave. Complainant advised that the male subject had cut him off and then attempted to get out of the vehicle. He advised that the male subject then got back into the vehicle and left the area. He advised that he just wanted the incident documented in case of any future problems Officer Miller *********************************** lncident #: 20175035 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Intoxicated Driver 968 E STATE ST Complainant: CARLA MCCARTNEY Officers responded to the 900 block of E State St in regards to an intoxicated driver. Complainant advised that her 19 year old granddaughter was in the vehicle with her father and he was operating the vehicle while intoxicated. Complainant further advised that her granddaughter had exited the vehicle at the above location. Officers checked the area, but were unable to make contact with the driver. A short time later, officers were advised that the driver was at the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officers responded and located the male inside the hospital waiting to be treated. The male was advised that he was not permitted to drive his vehicle from the hospital. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** lncident #: 20175034 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Speak To Officer 680 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: DAVID SPENCER, NEW WATERFORD, OH Complainant on station to speak with an officer about an incident that had occurred at the above location. Complainant advised that his ex girlfriend had gotten mad at him and started to walk down the street. Complainant stated that he drove his vehicle to her location and offered her a ride home, at which time she continued to yell at him. Complainant advised that he was placing her belongings in his vehicle when she began throwing his belongings outside the car onto the ground. Complainant did not report anything physical, but stated that he wanted officers to know what happened. Officer advised that a report would be on file. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** lncident #: 20175033 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Civil Matter 752 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: STACY SIMMONS Complainant on station to report an assault at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she and her boyfriend were involved in a verbal dispute that she alleged lead to a physical altercation. No visible injuries were observed on the complainant but First Responders did respond do to the complainant being pregnant. The complainant did finish her statement and went to the Salem E.R. with a friend. This officer spoke with the boyfriend, he denied any kind of altercation and that he stated they just argued about her leavening. All information and statements were taken. Officer Miller *********************************** Incident #: 20175037 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2875 E STATE ST A Unit#l Owner/Driver: CALVIN SELL Unit#2 Driver: JOEL JOHNSTON, Owner JO JOHNSTON TRAFFIC ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l was attempting to pull out of the above parking lot when he struck the rear of Unit#2 who was stopped for traffic. The driver of Unit#2 advised that he was stopped for traffic when he was struck by Unit#l. Minor damage was observed to Unit#2 and no damage was done to Unit#l. Officer Miller ************************************* Incident #: 20175023 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Accident No Injury Reported CONTINENTAL DR / BENTLEY DR The driver , Marco Gomez, advised that he was attempting to back out of a driveway of when he struck the mail boxes of 385 Continental A and B. He advised that there was a mechanical issue with his breaks as he did have a hard time stopping his vehicle prior to hitting the above mailboxes. The vehicle was able to be parked in private drive 497 Continental until a towing service could get Unit l. All information was gathered for the report. Ptl. R.Miller ************************************* lncident #: 20174991 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Traffic Offense 821 E STATE ST ARREST: GATEWOOD, JOSHUA J 649 E 8TH ST SALEM, OH 44460 Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 800 block of E State St. The driver of the vehicle was a juvenile and out past curfew. The passenger of the vehicle was found to have a warrant and taken into custody, see report 20174992. The juvenile gave verbal consent for officers to check the vehicle, however no contraband was located inside the vehicle. The juvenile was taken into custody for curfew violation. He was advised to call a parent to the scene and was released into his father's custody. The juvenile and his father was advised that the incident would be passed on to the Juvenile Officer. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ lncident #: 20174992 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 821 E STATE ST Officer responded to the 800 block of E Pershing St to assist another Salem Police Department on a traffic stop. It was later found that the passenger of the vehicle had an active warrant out of Columbiana County of a Failure to Appear Charge. Officer subsequently placed the male subject in custody and transported him to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. The male subject was subsequently turned over to a Columbiana County Sheriff's Deputy. Name: Joshua Gatewood Address: 649 E 8th Street, Salem, Ohio, 44460 (LKA) DOB: 08/19/1990 Charge: Warrant Arrest- Failure to Appear Ptl C Walla *************************************** Incident #: 20174993 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Domestic In Progress 142 W THIRD ST Officers responded to the 100 block of W Third St for a domestic in progress. The parties were separated when officers arrived on scene. The male subject advised he got into a verbal argument with the female subject over a television remote. He stated that he unlocked the bedroom door with a butter knife to get the remote back. The female subject stated that the male subject used a steak knife and threatened her with it. The female subject willing wrote a statement about the incident, however the male subject declined to write a statement. The parties agreed to stay separated for the evening and was advised to call the PD if another problem arise. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry *************************************** lncident #: 20174994 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Medical Problem / Assist 1913 E STATE STA Complainant: SRMC Officers responded to Salem ER for an irate subject. While enroute the subject in question called and stated he was in the parking lot next to the hospital. Upon arrival, the subject stated he got upset due to not being seen fast enough for his back pain. First responders arrived on scene and the subject was transported to St. E's Boardman by EMT per his request for medical attention. Ptl. D. Young ********************************** Incident #: 20174995 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Check Well Being 1913 ESTATE ST Officers were on a medical call in the 1900 block of E State St when the female complainant flagged an officer down and advised she was unable to locate her son. She stated that her adult son had left the residence earlier that evening and did not return home or show up to work. The complainant stated that his vehicle has problems and he did not have a cell phone on his person. The officer gathered a description of the vehicle and of the male subject. The complainant was advised she would be notified if officers came in contact with him. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ lncident #: 20174996 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Medical Problem / Assist 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SRMC Officers responded to the 1400 block of E State St for a medical problem. A juvenile enter the Salem Regional Medical Center stating she did not feel safe at her foster home. The hospital advised that they would have her admitted to check her mental status and talk to a case worker. The guardian of the juvenile was contacted and arrived on scene to advise the hospital staff of the juvenile's medical conditions. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20174997 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with a employee of the business who stated that a unknown male had pumped $40.01 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ lncident #: 20175005 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 2401 E STATE ST A GROCERY Officer(s) responded to Giant Eagle to check on a female subject with an active warrant. Officer(s) were able to locate the female subject and place her in custody. Arrested: Kelle M. Skiba Address: 488 Fair Ave. Salem, Oh 44460 DOB: 04/06/1986 Charge: Warrant- Endangering Children Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************** lncident #: 20175008 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Ambulance Needed 577 COLUMBIA ST B Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officer responded to the above location for an ambulance needed report. Complainant advised he was having a hard time breathing. Officer along with first responders arrived on scene and the subject was transported to Salem ER for medical attention. Ptl. D. Young ************************************ lncident #: 20175011 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: APRIL PAUKNER Officer responded to the above location for a harassment report. Upon arrival, complainant advised she is receiving unwanted phone calls from an ex who lives out of state. Officer advised the complainant to block the subjects number. Officer also attempted to contact the subject in question but was unable to make contact. Ptl. D. Young ************************************ Incident #: 20175012 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Neighbor Dispute 711 PROSPECT ST Complainant: MITCHELL LEWIS Officers responded to the above location for a neighbor dispute. Upon arrival the complainant advised he has had issues with the neighbor in the past regarding the complaints dog. The complainant advised that his dog was shot in the eye with a BB and believed it may be the neighbor. Complainant advised that no one witnessed the incident occur. Officers were unable to make contact with the neighbor at this time. Matter is under investigation. Ptl. D. Young *************************************** lncident #: 20175013 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Assault 875 Granite Complainant: JOSEPH ROSS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a report of an assault. The complainant advised he was at a friends residence in the 800 block of Granite St when the male suspect started charging after him. The complainant punched the male suspect and they got into a physical altercation. The complainant refused treatment from first responders. Officers spoke with the male suspect on Granite St who also stated that he was in a physical altercation with the complainant. The male suspect signed a refusal for medical treatment. Both parties involved filled out written statements as well as several witnesses. Due to conflicting stories the incident is being sent to the prosecutor for review for charges. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ lncident #: 20175016 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Check Well Being 281 VINE AVE Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave in regards to a check well being. The complainant advised that the male subject had made threatening post on social media advising that the he was going to harm himself. Officers were able to make contact with the male subject who voluntarily went to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Salem First Responders and KLG responded to the scene. The male subject was transported by KLG. Ptl. Walla ************************************ Incident #: 20175020 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 166 HIGHLAND AVE While on patrol Officers located a vehicle parked in the 100 block of Highland Ave parked on the wrong side of the roadway, officers cited the vehicle with a parking citation. Connon A. Thompson D.0.B 03/04/1974 930 South Lincoln Ave. Parking Citation issued. Ptl. M. Wirkner *********************************** lncident #: 20175021 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 423 S LUNDY AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of S Lundy Ave in reference to a suspicious vehicle report. Complainant advised that a male, who was sitting in the passenger seat of a white van, was throwing fireworks from the vehicle while in transit. Officers located the vehicle at the above location and advised subject of the complaint. The subject advised that he only used a child's party popper and apologized for the inconvenience. The subject advised that he would pick up the debris. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ lncident #: 20175022 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Speak To Officer 406 FRANKLIN ST 1/2 Complainant: NICHOLAS CHAPMAN Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant about a male subject throwing rocks at their dog. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated the dog was on his property and he just yelled at the dog and didn't throw any rocks. Officers advised both parties to not speak with each other if they can't get along. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************* lncident #: 20175027 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 771 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ELIZABETH GUAPPONE Officer responded to the 700 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to a parking complaint. Complainant advised that there were two motor vehicles and a motorcycle in the yard at the above address. Officer made contact at the residence and advised the subject of the city's ordinance prohibiting the parking of motor vehicles in front yards. The subject advised that the vehicles would be moved and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Incident #: 20175030 Date: Wednesday, July 19,2017 Speak To Officer 2551 LEXINGTON AVE Complainant: DENISE STANLEY Officer was dispatched to an apartment complex in the 2500 block of Lexington Ave to speak with the complainant about illegal dumping. Complainant advised that the subject, who does not live on the property, had entered the premises after dark on July 18, 2017 and used the dumpster to throw out garbage. Officer advised that contact would be attempted with the subject to advise them of the complaint. Ptl. Cochran **************************************
Wednesday, July 19, 2017 08:04 AM -0500 SALEM POLICE INCIDENTS POSTED ON WESTERN RESERVE NEWS JULY 19, 2017 lncident #: 20174997 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with a employee of the business who stated that a unknown male had pumped $40.01 in gas and then fled the area without rendering payment. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Incident #: 20175000 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of North Ellsworth for a report of children calling 9-11. On arrival officers located the children in question and spoke with them about the incident. Officers explained the proper use of 9-11 and then cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** Incident #: 20175002 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Speak To Officer 455 S BROADWAY AVE Complainant: SHALYN BAGLEY Officer responded to the above stated address for a speak to officer report. Upon arrival officer was met by the complainant who advised that she had a vehicle parked in her yard that it was going to be a "parts" car for another one of her vehicles, and that when she went to go look at the car it was gone. The complainant advised that it was parked on property that she thought was abandoned. The property owner called and actually had the vehicle towed from their property by Kaiser Towing. The complainant was advised that due to the vehicle being on someone else's property without permission it was towed. Ptl Z Sanford ****************************************** lncident #: 20175004 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 1469 S LINCOLN AVE HPZ Officer placed a 10 day notice in the door for a white Honda minivan parked at the rear of the residence. Expired registration and extended time. Officer Banar901 *********************************** Incident #: 20175006 Date: Tuesday, July 18,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check Complainant: CRYSTAL RAE HOSKINSON, 892 SUMMIT ST SALEM, OH Complainant on station to turn herself in for a warrant through the County. Officers placed Crystal Hoskinson in custody without incident. Hoskinson was processed and then turned over to a Deputy Sheriff. Officers cleared. Arrested // Crystal Hoskinson // D.O.B. 08/01/1991 892 Summitt St Salem Oh Charge // Warrant (F.T.A.) Ptl R Keister ************************************** lncident #: 20174990 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Assault 536 WALNUT ST Officers responded to the 500 block of Walnut Street in regards to an assault report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the male victim who advised that the male subject punched him in the face multiple times with a closed fist. Officer did observe lacerations to the victims mouth and Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene. The male victim was then transported to the Salem Regional Hospital. Officer had the witnesses fill out a voluntary statement form Officer did obtain photographs of the victim's injuries. The following incident will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutor Office. Charges are pending. Ptl C Walla ************************************ Incident #: 20174989 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Civil Matter Complainant: REX CURTIS Officer spoke to male complainant via telephone in regards to a civil issue. The male complainant advised that his live in roommate brought home a dirty bag of clothes and set them in his closet. Officer advised the male complainant that this was a civil issue and explained the eviction process to him. Ptl C Walla ************************************** Incident #: 20174988 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Assist Perry Police 280 BENTON RD RESTAURANT Officer on patrol located a suspicious subject in the 200 block of Benton Rd. Perry Twp PD responded and handled the call while officer stood by. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************ lncident #: 20174987 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Dog At Large 330 ROSE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 300 block of Rose Ave in regards to a dog at large call. Officer located the dog in question and spoke to the dog owner, the dog owner was able to get the dog inside of the residence. The owner was advised that if the dog gets loose again that she could receive a citation for Dogs at Large. Ptl C Walla ******************************* Incident #: 20174985 Date:Monday, July 17,2017 Traffic Offense 600 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST K9 Simon was deployed during a traffic stop and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor in the 600 block of E 3rd St. A search recovered no contraband, but the odor of narcotics was present. The driver was given a written warning for his traffic violation and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************************* lncident #: 20174984 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 900 BLOCK OF S UNION AVE Officer was on routine patrol in the area of S Union Ave and Maple St and noticed a vehicle traveling in reverse on the roadway. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle in the 900 block of S Union Ave. The driver advised his vehicle's transmission was malfunctioning and the vehicle would only go into reverse. There was smoke coming from the hood of the vehicle and the fire department was called to the scene. The vehicle was turned off and the fire department checked the vehicle. The vehicle was towed from the scene by AAA and the driver of the vehicle was issued a citation. Cited: Thomas Andrews Jr. DOB: 10-31 -1960 Address: 678 E Euclid St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Driving unsafe vehicle city ordinance 337.01 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20174982 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MARY NELSON Officer(s) responded to Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant over the phone. The complainant advised officer(s) that she is having custody issues with the father of her child. Officers advised the complainant to contact the court for any advise. Officer Brooks ************************************ lncident #: 20174981 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Solicitor(s) SOUTHEAST BLVD / KENNEDY Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a report of solicitors. Complainant advised the there were two subjects going door to door trying to sell things. While enroute complainant called back and stated she followed one of the subject who left the area on foot and went to Marc's. Officer made contact with the subject at Marc's, who advised he was in the area trying to promote home remodeling for the company he works for, Erie construction. Officers advised the subject along with his boss, were advised to stop until they had the proper paper work from City Hall. Ptl. D. Young ************************************* Incident #: 20174978 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Harassment 2299 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: KAYLA BEARY Officer(s) responded to Bob Evans for a dispute between a worker and a known male subject. The complainant advised officer(s) that a known male subject was bothering her at work and would not leave. Upon officer(s) arriving the male subject was gone. Officer(s) did contact the male subject and advise him that if asked to leave by Bob Evans faculty he is required to do so. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************* Incident #: 20174977 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER ARA GADOLA, JOHN J 9230 ST ROUTE 45 LISBON, OH Officers responded to the 2800 block of E State St. for a reported drug abuse occurring in a vehicle. Officer arrived and located the vehicle / suspects and during the encounter located narcotics with the assistance of K9 Simon. The passenger took responsibility for the contraband and was cited. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: John J. Gadola, DOB:09/28/1954 of LKA:9230 SR 45 Lisbon Oh Charge: MM Possession of Marijuana CCMC date of 7-24-17 Ptl. M. Garber **************************************** lncident #: 20174976 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Theft 396 SHARP AVE Complainant: TONIA MAINES While on patrol officer(s) were flagged down in the 300 block of Sharp Ave. The complainant advised officers that a known male subject borrowed a power wheelchair from her and will not return it. The matter is under investigation. Ptl Brooks *************************************
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 09:00 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174964 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Fraud 676 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: THOMAS WILDMAN Reporting officer spoke to the complainant regarding money that had been taken out of his checking account with out his approval. Apparently an unknown subject in the Detroit Michigan area made several purchases using the account numbers of the complainant for a total of $233.12. The complainant notified his bank and stated that they need a report number for an investigation. The complainant was provided the complaint number for his bank. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************ lncident #: 20174966 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Child Unattended At Home 800 BL OCK OF E SIXTH ST Officers responded to the area of N. Lincoln and E. Sixth St for two juveniles walking in diapers without supervision. Officers located them near 730 N. Lincoln Ave. Due to officers dealing with the children and their mother in June, officers were able to find the mother and return the children to her. Children were unable to communicate with officers and had on only diapers. Charges filed / summons to be issued for endangering children. Defendant: Kaylin E. Lyda 860 E. Sixth St., Salem, OH 44460 dob:6/17/1995 summons issued / endangering children arrest # 170871 Ptl. Banar901 ************************************** lncident #: 20174967 Date:Monday, July 17,2017 Fraud 781 E THIRD ST 5 Complainant: ROBERT DUNN Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a possible fraud. The complainant stated that he had received a collection notice in the mail. The complainant stated further that he had been out of the country at the time of the service in question. Officers provided the complainant with a report number and the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Incident #: 20174969 Date:Monday, July 17,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 155 MAPLE ST Complainant: MARTY HITMAN Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of Maple for a report of a illegally parked vehicle. On arrival officers made contact with a friend of the vehicles owner. The man was advised of the complaint and stated that he would take care of the problem. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* lncident #: 20174970 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Suspicious Activity E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER (7/17/2017 14:58:57 By: 121) NO FISHING ALLOWED - PER STEVE FABER A caller advised a male was fishing in the duck pond. Upon arrival officer located the juvenile, age 15, and advised him fishing was not permitted and he left without incident. Banar901 ************************************ lncident #: 20174972 Date:Monday, July 17,2017 SpeakTo Officer Complainant: LORENZO, MIGUEL Complainant on station to speak with an officer about his missing vehicle. The complainant was advised his vehicle was towed from E 6th St. due to being a traffic hazard. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************** Incident #: 20174974 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 114 S BROADWAY AVE Complainant: PHELPS, MARY ROSE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of an abandoned vehicle. Upon arrival, officer confirmed the vehicle was not stolen and dispatch advised the property owner of their right to have the vehicle towed. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************* lncident #: 20174948 Date: Sunday, JULY 6 ,2017 Intoxicated Person S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING Officer was dispatched to the intersection of Pershing Street and S. Ellsworth Avenue for a possible intoxicated person. Officer responded and made contact with a male subject who advised he was having a bad day due to arguments with his girlfriend. The subject advised he has not been sleeping and did not feel well. The subject denied medical attention and he was advised to respond to his residence. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ Incident #: 20174949 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Suspicious Person N BROADWAY AVE / E SECOND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the area of N. Broadway Avenue and E. Second Street for a report of a suspicious person. Officers responded and observed a male subject who was the same subject in incident 20174948. The subject was on his way home and he was observed going to his house in the 100 block of E. Third Street. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** lncident #: 20174951 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation WATERWORTH PARK / SUPER10R While on patrol in the Memorial Park off of Superior Ave. officer observed a motorcycle parked unoccupied blocking the walking path near the tennis courts. The path is also commonly used for emergency vehicle access. Officer left a written note requesting the operator to not park blocking the access in the future. Officer left his business card as well in case there were any questions. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** lncident #: 20174952 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Counterfeit Money Complainant: ANONYMOUS, PERSON Officer spoke with a female complainant who advised that she received a counterfeit ten dollar bill on 07/2/2017 while at a business in the city. Officer placed the counterfeit bill in evidence. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** lncident #: 20174953 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Harassment 945 S UNION AVE B Complainant: MARY STIFFLER Officer spoke with the complainant via the telephone in reference to phone harassment. Complainant advised that she is receiving texts from a fake app , which she believes the subject has created and is texting her. Complainant asked that the incident be documented. Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************ Incident #: 20174954 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1610 PROSPECT ST Officer spoke with a social worker from Akron Children's Hospital in Boardman, OH who called reporting a domestic violence. She advised a male juvenile from an address in the 600 block of Prospect St. was brought to the hospital for medical issues. She reports that the male juvenile also claimed a family member struck him in the head. The social worker advised that arrangements were made for the juvenile to go home with another family member for the evening. Investigation is pending. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************** Incident #: 20174955 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Civil Matter 189 E THIRD ST Complainant: RYAN HOSCHAR Officer was dispatched to the 100 block of E. Third Street to speak with a male subject over property. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that he wished to obtained his belongings from his residence, but his girlfriend would not let him. The subject advised he lives at the residence. Officer spoke with the female subject who advised the subject does have belongings at the residence, but that he does not live there. Officer advised both parties that the matter was civil and advised them of their options. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** lncident #: 20174957 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Domestic In Progress 512 CHERRY ST Officers responded to 512 Cherry St. for a report of a domestic in progress between two brothers. Upon arrival, parties were separated. Upon investigation it was found that the two brothers got into a verbal argument which turned into a physical altercation. One of the brothers had a visible injury to his right pinky finger. Salem Fire Dept. first responders and KLG were summoned to respond to the scene. The mother of the two subjects also had injury after she stated one of her sons head butted her in the nose causing it to bleed. 32 year old male, Charles E. Pipkins was placed under arrest for domestic violence for the injury caused to his mother. He was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance for treatment for the injury on his finger. After being released from the hospital he was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Possible additional charges of domestic violence are pending against each brother for the altercation between them after reviewed by the Prosecutor. Arrestee: Charles E. Pipkins DOB: 2/17/1985 512 Cherry St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** lncident #: 20174958 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Ambulance Needed 512 CONTINENTAL DR 38 Police responded to the 500 block of Continental Dr. in reference to a juvenile male having a seizure. Juvenile was transported to SRMC by Ambulance. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** Incident #: 20174959 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 847 S LUNDY AVE Officers responded to the above location in reference to a domestic dispute in progress. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with both parties. The female half , Kacey Rohaley , advised that her boyfriend, Jeffrey Winter had back handed her and then punched her in the head causing a laceration to her eye which was bleeding. Jeffrey advised that Kacey had come into the bedroom and just started attacking him causing multiple scratches to his arms and face , which were bleeding. First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene and transported Kacey to the hospital for treatment. Jeffrey was taken into custody and transported to the station for processing. He was charged with Domestic Violence and later transported to the county jail. Kacey was later taken into custody after being treated. She was charged with Domestic Violence and then transported to the county jail. ARRESTED : Jeffrey W. Winter 847 S.Lundy Ave Salem OH 44460 DOB 08/20/1966 Kacey A. Rohaley 847 S.Lundy Ave Salem OH 44460 DO6 08/02/1968 Ptl. S. LaRosa ************************************* lncident #: 20174960 Date:Monday, July 17,2017 Suspicious Activity S CUNNINGHAM / WALMART Police observed a male subject walking away from the rear of Walmart carrying unknown objects. Upon investigation it was found that he removing items from the rear of the store that were going to be discarded. Police detained the subject and spoke with a manager who advised they did not wish to prosecute but to advise the subject not to do it again. Subject was released to his mother and police cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************ Incident #: 20174961 Date: Monday, July 17,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 517 E SIXTH ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Police responded to a 911 call in the 500 block of E. 6th. Upon arrival a vehicle was observed partially blocking the eastbound lane of the roadway, with a female standing next to it. When police activated the overhead lights on the patrol unit the female fled on foot southbound and could not be located. The vehicle was deemed a traffic hazard and towed from the scene by Davidson Towing. A Male subject at a residence advised that he knows the female "a little" and she just pulled up in front of his house and started yelling at him and then fled when police arrived. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin **********************************
Monday, July 17, 2017 09:19 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174892 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 945 S UNION AVE Complainant: MARY STIFFLER Complainant advised that her soon to be ex-husband stopped at her residence this AM and became argumentative with her and knocked over a decorative lighthouse and punched the wall next to the window and damaged the aluminum around the window. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* Incident #: 20174909 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Reckless Operator N ELLSWORTH AVE / E EIGHT ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the above location in reference to two reckless vehicles in the area. The vehicles had left our jurisdiction prior to our arrival. Perry Township was notified. Officer LaRosa ************************************* lncident #: 20174910 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 1014 E FIFTEENTH ST Officers along with Salem FD responded to the above location in reference to downed power lines. We arrived on scene and the downed lines were not obstructing the roadway. Ohio Edison was notified and officers cleared. Salem FD remained on scene. Officer LaRosa ************************************* lncident #: 20174912 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Suspicious Vehicle S ELLSWORTH AVE / W STATE ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer responded to the area of E. State St. and N. Ellsworth Ave. after the female complainant advised a male subject approached her in a four door gold vehicle while she was out walking. She advised the male waived money at her and told her to come to his car. Upon arrival, officer checked the area and was unable to locate any vehicle matching the description. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Incident #: 20174913 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: TAMMY WELLMAN Officers responded to 275 N. Ellsworth Ave. for a report of a dispute. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the female complainant who advised that she was involved in a verbal dispute with her boyfriend's wife. She advised that she, her boyfriend and his wife are all residing in the same residence as of the current time. She advised that her boyfriends wife had been residing in Wisconsin and had recently came back and her boyfriend let his wife stay with him for a week which has now turned into a month. Officer spoke with the complainant's boyfriend who advised that he wants both his wife and his girlfriend out of the house. Officer explained to him that officer could not make any of them leave the residence due to both having established residency at the N. Ellsworth Ave. address and that he would have to have them evicted. Officer advised all parties to get along. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************ Incident #: 20174916 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Fraud 1374 EASTVIEW DR Complainant: JAMES HALTER Officer made contact with the complainant on station in reference to fraud. Complainant advised that an unknown subject withdrew money from his retirement account without his permission. Additional information will be gathered and the matter will be turned over to a detective. Officer LaRosa ************************************** Incident #: 20174917 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem COURT DR 1 Complainant: Desiree Milliken Officer was dispatched to Centennial Park at the pavilion by the E. Pershing St. entrance for a juvenile complaint. Officer responded and made contact with the complainant who advised she had contacted the police earlier regarding three juveniles being unattended (Incident 20174914). The complainant advised that the father of the children is still not watching them and they were running around the park and in the parking lot. Officer made contact with the father of the juveniles who was in eye sight of the juveniles, but had been playing basketball. Officer advised him to keep a closer watch of the children and that any further reports would be forwarded to children services. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** Incident #: 20174919 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Graffiti (Spray Paint) 520 E PERSHING ST Officer responded to a business in the 500 block of E Pershing St for a report of graffiti that had been discovered on the exterior of the building. The graffiti was similar to other spray paint damage that had occurred inside the building and had been reported the prior evening. Officer photographed the graffiti on the exterior. See Also # 20174882. Sgt B Slider ***************************************** lncident #: 20174921 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 189 E THIRD ST Complainant: MARY WRIGHT Officer on patrol in the 100 block of E. Third Street was flagged down by a female. Officer was advised by the complainant that she was cleaning out a rental property and found a hypodermic needle in the bathroom. Officer collected the needle and it was properly disposed of at the police department. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* Incident #: 20174925 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Loud Persons 242 VINE AVE SALEM Officer responded to a report of loud persons in the 200 block of Vine Ave. Officer did not hear any disturbance in the area, but subsequently located a small group of individuals having a cook out fire. Officer made contact with the individuals who stated they were not being loud, only talking. Officer advised them that I had heard no violation, but requested they make an effort to not be too loud in order to prevent any further complaints. Sgt B Slider ************************************ lncident #: 20174927 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Traffic Offense 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer was advised by a Perry Township Police Officer to be on the look out for a male subject who was on a motorcycle who was wanted to domestic violence charges out of their jurisdiction. Officer located the subject in the 900 block of E. State Street and stood by with the subject while Perry Township Police responded. The subject was taken in to custody by Perry Township and officer stood by while a friend responded to remove the motorcycle from the area. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************* lncident #: 20174928 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Harassment 575 Deming St Officers responded to Deming St for a complaint of telecommunications harassment. The victim reported an ongoing problem with a known male individual making / sending harassing phone calls and text messages. The victim advised that the individual was highly intoxicated and frequently does this when in such condition. Officer gathered information and provided the victim with en email to send this officer copies of the harassing text messages. Contact will be attempted in the near future to advise the suspect individual of the criminal consequences if the calls / texts persist. The victim was advised to file an additional complaint(s) if the problems persist. Sgt B Slider *********************************** lncident #: 20174930 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Loud Explosion 2250 MERLE RD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 2200 block of Merle Rd for a report of aloud explosionlpossible gun shot, as well as yelling and possible arguing. Officers arrived in the area and did hear several individuals carrying on at the rear of a residence. Officer made contact with the homeowner who stated their was no arguing, just numerous individuals on the back screened porch carrying on. The explosion sound appeared to have been from a firework. The home owner advised that all of the guests would come inside to prevent any further disturbance. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Incident #: 20174932 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1723 E THIRD ST Officer was on patrol in the 1700 block of E Third St and observed several vehicle had been struck with eggs. Officer located the owners at a nearby residence and advised them. Officer checked further along the street and other nearby streets but did not observe any other vehicles that had been struck with eggs. Sgt B Slider ************************************ lncident #: 20174934 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Rape 875 GRANITE AVE Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of E Third St in regards to a rape. The matter is under investigation Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20174935 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 175 W STATE ST Officers responded to the above location for a syringe found on the sidewalk, Officers located the syringe and properly disposed of it. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************* Incident #: 20174936 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Criminal Mischief 1881 QUAKER LN Officers responded to the above location for a report of multiple broken eggs on the street and a box of unbroken eggs in the complainants yard. Ptl. M. Wirkner *************************************** Incident #: 20174938 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Civil Matter 165 W FOURTH ST Officers spoke with the complainant about getting their personal belongings from a residence. The complainant said they weren't allowed to go to the residence due to an assault that took place there last week. Officers transported the complainant to the residence and asked the owners if she could get her items from the residence, the owners agreed. The complainant gathered her belongings and left the residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************************** lncident #: 20174939 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Menacing / Threats 675 E SlXTH ST Complainant: TAIRA SCULLION Officers spoke with the complainant who stated she heard from a third party subject, that her recently ex boyfriend threatened to physically harm her. The complainant just wanted to make a report and didn't want Officers to speak with her ex boyfriend at this time. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************** lncident #: 20174940 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil Officers responded to the above location for a report of a drive off at Smith's Oil. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************ Incident #: 20174941 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Accident Private Property 2823 E STATE ST DUNKIN DONUTS (EAST) Unit 1- Operator- Kate Yuhanick- Owner KRISTINA YUHANICK Officer was dispatched to the above location for a private property traffic accident. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant and operator of Unit 1 who advised that the crash occurred in the Walmart parking lot. Complainant advised that Unit 1 was travelling south bound in the parking lot when a truck had backed out of a parking space and struck the passenger side doors of Unit 1. Complainant advised that the operator of the truck had exchanged information and then left the scene. Unit 1 only sustained minor damage to the passenger side. Photograpghs of the damage were taken and the operator was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. No injuries were reported. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** lncident #: 20174943 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Theft 438 VINE AVE Complainant: SAMUEL BISTER The complainant responded to this department to report his phone stolen. He advised that his ex girlfriend has the phone and would not return it to him. Officers spoke to the female and she was advised of the complaint. She ultimately turned the phone over to this officer and it was returned to the complainant. Sgt. D. Green **************************************** lncident #: 20174944 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Theft 1083 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: KAY TUTTLE Officer responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland in regards to a theft complaint. Complainant advised that two young females, approximately between the ages of 13-18, had picked up her cat that was outside and walked off with it. She advised that they had walked west bound on Cleveland St and then north bound on Hawley Ave. Officer made contact with many neighbors in the area who advised that they are unaware of any females matching the description who live in the area. Ptl. Cochran **************************************** Incident #: 20174945 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Brush / Grass Fire 681 S MADISON AVE / MAPLE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers along with the Fire Department located a female subject burning leaves, FD advised her of the penalties of burning leaves in the state of Ohio. The female subject put the fire out. Ptl. M. Wirkner *************************************** lncident #: 20174946 Date: Sunday, JULY 16,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 578 E THIRD ST Complainant: DIANE BATES The complainant responded to this department with her juvenile grand daughter. The grand daughter wanted to report that her lap top was broken when she picked it up from a residence on E. 3rd St. The juvenile believes she knows who is responsible for the damage because they placed her belongings outside for her to come and get them. Multiple people stay at the residence and were observed there earlier in the day. Officer will attempt to speak with the parties involved. Sgt. D. Green ************************************** Incident #: 20174947 Date: Sunday, July 16,2017 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil Officer spoke with an employee from Smith Oil Gas Station on E. State Street who wished to file a theft report. The complainant advised that a female in a red Honda Civic pumped $20.00 worth of gas and then departed without rendering payment. Ptl. C. Crider ***********************************
Sunday, July 16, 2017 11:29 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174893 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Suspicious Person HAWLEY AVE / CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the above area in reference to a suspicious person report. Complainant advised that a male wearing blue jeans and a blue shirt was walking through different yards in the area. Officers made contact with the subject who advised that he works for the USPS and was looking for a key that was dropped in the area. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** lncident #: 20174894 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Recovered Property Complainant: GEORGE GIFFIN The complainant dropped off a bag of prescription pills he located when cleaning out his camper. The camper had been on the property of 423 W. Pershing St. for awhile with people reportedly living in it. The pills were placed into the medication drop off box at this department. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Speak To Officer 675 E SIXTH ST Complainant: TAlRA SCULLION Officers responded to the 600 block of E Sixth St in order to speak with the complainant about and issue with her ex boyfriend. Complainant advised that she had recently broken up with her boyfriend and would like him to return her house key but, he would not return it. Officers made contact with the subject who voluntarily handed over the complainant's house key. The key was returned to the complainant and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20174897 Date: Saturday, Ju1y 5 ,2017 Accident Private Property 2401 E STATE ST F GIANT EAGLE PARKING LOT Unit #1 Driver/Owner Richard Paxson UNIT # 2 Owner HAROLD EVERSON Officers responded to the above location for a report of a private property accident. Unit #1 while backing into a parking space struck the front bumper of Unit #2 which was parked and unoccupied in a marked parking space. There was no damage to either vehicle, both vehicles were driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* Incident #: 20174899 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART UNlT#1 Owner RONALD RICHARDS PED ROBERTA FLANAGAN, COLUMBIANA, OH Private Property Vehicle vs. Pedestrian Accident The driver of a GMC Sonoma was traveling southbound in the Walmart parking lot in lane # 5 and stopped at the front of the store to make a left turn. A female was exiting the store going towards the parking lot in the cross walk area. The driver of the truck turned left and struck the female's shopping cart, causing her to try and quickly get out of the way. She fell in the cross walk area sustaining injuries. The Salem FD first responders and KLG responded and the female was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Incident #: 20174900 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Ambulance Needed COURT DR Report of male subject that fell and was bleeding at the above location. Upon arrival, officers located the male subject and he was found to have hit a tree branch while walking. The male subject appeared to be ok, the Salem F.D. and EMT responded to the scene. The girlfriend was located and she took him home. The male subject did refuse medical treatment prior to leavening with his girlfriend. Officer Miller ********************************* Incident #: 20174901 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 2875 E STATE ST A While clearing from an accident in the parking lot, officer was flagged down by a concerned citizen regarding a vehicle parked in a handicap spot without a proper placard. The registration was checked and the vehicle was ultimately issued a parking citation. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* lncident #: 20174904 Date: Saturday, JULY 15, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 536 FRANKLIN ST Complainant: RICHARD JOHNSTON Report of criminal trespassing (male subjects riding bikes through his drive) at the above location. Upon arrival, this officer located the male subjects and advised them of the complaint. They advised that they would cease their actions so there would be no further problems. Officer Miller ************************************ lncident #: 20174905 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Theft 1485 E THIRD ST B Complainant: CAROL SIMPSON Complainant on station to report that she had located her tablet at Cashland, which had been taken from her residence approximately four to five weeks ago. Complainant advised that at the time of the incident, the suspect had broken her window and gained entrance to her residence. She advised that miscellaneous jewelry and a pressure washer were among the items taken. Complainant advised that she wishes to pursue charges on the suspect. The incident is under investigation. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** lncident #: 20174908 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Menacing / Threats 672 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: MARK SPIKER The complainant contacted this department to report that he was threatened today in the parking lot of the Salem library. He advised that he was going to meet his friend there at 1500 hrs. so his friend could pick up his child for visitation. The complainant stated that his friend ended up not showing, due to car trouble. The childs mother and boyfriend were upset and questioned as to why the complainant was there and that the child was not going with him. He stated that he tried to explain to them that he was not there to pick the child up, but rather meet her father there to show him around town. The female's boyfriend reportedly threatened the complainant with physical harm and made hand gestures at him as they were leaving. No violence reported and the complainant was advised report any future problems. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* lncident #: 20174890 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Intoxicated Person W STATE ST While on patrol police observed feet sticking out at the end of the guard rail on the west end of the overpass. Upon checking police located a male subject sleeping in the grass. Police made contact with him and found him to be intoxicated. A cab was summoned he was given a ride home for his own safety. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** Incident #: 20174887 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Distraught / Upset Person 205 S HOWARD A Complainant: FACEBOOK Numerous callers and a facebook representative called reporting a subject had put on facebook that he intended to commit suicide by train. Police checked the crossings and went to the subject's residence. He was located at the residence and voluntarily went to SRMC for evaluation. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* lncident #: 20174885 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Suspicious Person 1641 OLIVE ST A Complainant: DUSTIN MOONEY Officer was dispatched to a closed business in the 600 block of Olive Street for a report of a suspicious person walking around the business. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised a male subject had been dropped off by a vehicle and the subject was walking around the business property. The business was checked with no signs of forced entry. A key holder responded and the inside of the buildings were checked. No persons were found on the property, but there was evidence that a subject had been on the property. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Incident #: 20174884 Date: Saturday, July 15,2017 Neighbor Dispute 430 W STATE ST Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of W. State Street for a neighbor dispute. Officer responded and made contact with a male and female subject who were arguing over property lines. Officer was advised by the male subject that the husband of the female had threatened him. The male subject stated it was because he asked the female subject to have a truck moved that belonged at her residence, but was parked on his property. Officer was advised that the property dispute has been going on for a few years. Officer advised all parties involved that the property dispute was civil and for all parties to go back in their homes for the night. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Incident #: 20174883 Date: Saturday, JULY 15,2017 Harassment 120 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: NICOLETTE JACKSON Complainant came on station and reported being harassed by her ex-boyfriend at her place of employment. She advised that with the permission of her employer the ex was advised he is no longer permitted on the premises when she is working. Complainant advised she just wanted it documented is case of any further problems Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************************* Incident #: 20174882 Date:Saturday, July 15,2017 Criminal Mischief 520 E PERSHING ST Complainant: WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT Officer responded to the above location in reference to a criminal mischief complaint. Contact was made with the complainant, who advised that an unknown juvenile subject spray painted the inside of the bathroom. Complainant states the subject used black paint and sprayed the urinal and toilet in the bathroom. Complainant advised that he was able to clean up the paint but still wishes to pursue the matter. Ptl. S. LaRosa ********************************** Incident #: 20174879 Date: Friday, July 14,2017 Complainant: MARY STIFFLER The complainant reported she is being harassed by her soon to be ex-husband. Police advised her on the procedure to obtain a protection order. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** lncident #: 20174877 Date: Friday, July 14,2017 Suspicious Odor 624 E PERRY ST Complainant: Stacy Moore Officer responded with the Salem Fire Dept. to 624 E. Perry St. for a report of a burning odor, possibly inside the complainant's residence. Officer stood by while the Salem Fire Dept. conducted their investigation. It was found an open burn in the back yard of 580 E. Perry St. may have been the source of the odor. Salem Fire Dept. spoke with the resident of 580 E. Perry St. and advised him of the open burning laws. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ****************************** Incident #: 20174875 Date: Friday, July 14,2017 Ambulance Needed 577 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer was dispatched to the 500 block of Columbia Street to assist the fire department on a medical call. Officer responded and was advised by fire department personnel that they were called for a male subject acting strange and were not able to make contact with the subject. Contact was made with the subject at the rear of his residence and he was voluntarily transported to the SRMC. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** lncident #: 20174874 Date: Friday, JULY 14, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 176 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: MARY BOOTH While on patrol in the 100 block of S. Howard Ave. officer was flagged by a resident whom was actively having a verbal dispute with her next door neighbor. She advised that her neighbor is constantly harassing her because she has rats around the exterior of her property. The female stated that they appear to be domestic rats and that somebody must have dumped them on her property. The female did say that they have trapped several of them so far to remove them off of her property. Both parties were advised to get along. The complainant was also advised that a report may also be sent to the housing and zoning dept. as well as the health dept. due to the rats. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** Incident #: 20174873 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Suspicious Activity Police spoke to a male subject on station regarding suspicious activities. The subject stated a silver Chevy Camero with dark tinted windows looked to be doing a hand off in the parking lot of Family Video. The subject was unable to know exactly what went on or what was traded but wanted officers to be aware. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ Incident #: 20174872 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Suspicious Person W STATE ST Officers responded to the area of the Railroad tracks underneath the W. State St. bridge for a report of a male subject sitting on the railroad tracks. Upon arrival, officer did observe a male walking away from the tracks. The male was found to be a juvenile. He did appear upset over some personal and family issues. The juvenile stated he did not have any intention of harming himself , but that he just went for a walk to clear his head. Officer did advise the juvenile to stay off of the railroad tracks as it is private property. While speaking with the juvenile, his grandmother, with whom he resides showed up and the juvenile was released to her care. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** lncident #: 20174870 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Menacing / Threats 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer spoke with female complainant, Rebecca Hartley who came on station to report receiving a threatening text message by a known female. Officer did view the text message and photographed it. Complainant inquired on how to file for a protection order and she was advised. Officer did contact the subject who sent the message and advised her to cease contact with the complainant. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** lncident #: 20174869 Date:Friday, July 14,2017 Neglect / Cruelty To Animal 892 E FIFTH ST Officer responded to 892 E. Fifth St. for a report of a black dog that appears to not be taken care of properly. Upon arrival, officer attempted contact at the residence but nobody answered the door. A dog could be heard inside the residence. Officer spoke with a neighbor who advised that she believes the resident to not be home but advised she would call if she seen him return. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************* Incident #: 20174861 Date:Friday, July 14,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N BROADWAY AVE / E STATE ST Unit #1 Driver DEJA PARKS, Owner SHlNN MELISSA Unit #2 Driver ZACH ANDERSON, Owner RINEHART DALE A Officers responded to the area of E. State St. just west of Broadway Ave for a motor vehicle accident. Unit #1 was traveling west bound when it struck Unit #2 from behind as it stopped for the red light at Broadway Ave. Neither driver sustained any injuries. Both vehicles had minimal damage and were able to drive away from the scene. The operator of Unit #1 was cited for Assured Clear Distance Ahead. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************** lncident #: 20174866 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Dog Bite 1061 E THIRD ST Police responded to the 1000 block of E. 3rd St. for a male juvenile being bitten by a dog. The child was across the street playing when the neighbors dog came over biting the child. The juveniles guardian requested medical attention and the child was transported. Police were able to make contact with the dog owner and make her aware of the incident. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************* lncident #: 20174865 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Theft 837 GRANITE AVE Complainant: DAKOTA SCHMIDT LISBON, OH 44432 Complainant on station to advise that she had left her laptop that she uses for school at a friends house and now it is missing. The friend advised her that he had not seen it but would check for it. Complainant believes that one of the several people that had come to his residence to hang out may of taken the laptop. Complainant was given the report number for online school that provided the laptop. Officer Miller ***********************************
Saturday, July 15, 2017 09:16 AM -0500 Incident #: 2017 4853 Date: Friday, July 14,2017 Combative Patient 2235 E PERSHING ST Report of a combative person at the above location. Upon arrival, officers located the male subject and he was upset about on going medical issues and dealing with this family. The male subject was pinked slipped by the doctor, the Salem F.D. and EMT responded. The male subject was transported to the Salem E.R. by EMT. Officer Miller ********************************* lncident #: 20174837 Date: Thursday, JULY 13,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 2440 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: ABI LAUGHLIN Complainant arrived at the PD and advised reporting officer that some of her personal property had been damaged at her place of employment, possibly by another employee. A written statement was obtained from the complainant and contact will be maid with those involved. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************ lncident #: 20174855 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Speak To Officer 637 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: BROOKLYN FRANTZ Report of a speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that a family member was driving up and down the street. Complainant advised that this has been a ongoing issue reference a custody of children and just wanted the incident documented in case of any further problems. Officer Miller ************************************** lncident #: 20174858 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a disorderly / irate person at the above location. Upon arrival, the male subject was in the process of leaving the business and he was advised not to return and he advised he understood. Officer Miller ****************************** Incident #: 20174859 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept Officers assisted the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. throughout the city checking for individuals with active warrants. Once a few locations were checked, officers cleared. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* lncident #: 20174860 Date: Friday, JULY 14,2017 Dog Bite 614 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: PATRICIA MINERD Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male juvenile bit by a dog. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated a large black dog bit her son on the leg. Officers spoke with the owner who stated they didn't realize the dog was loose and witnessed the juvenile getting bit. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* Incident #: 20174863 Date: Friday, JULY 14, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: RON KRUBAR Officer on station spoke with a complainant who had questions about city ordinances regarding animals. Officer provided complainant with said ordinances. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174868 Date: Friday, July 14,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 610 E FOURTH ST Complainant: RICHARD MILLER Officer was dispatched to the above area in regards to a parking complaint. Complainant advised of a vehicle that was parked on the sidewalk. Officer responded and made contact with the owner. The vehicle was moved to a legal parking space. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20174844 Date: Thursday, JULY 13, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Unit#1, Driver/Owner TONY HARDY Unit#2, Driver/Owner PAUL HElM Officers responded to the intersection of E Third St and N Lincoln Ave for a report of a motor vehicle accident without injury. Officer arrived and found that Unit#l was north bound on N Lincoln Ave when it struck Unit#2 which was traveling west bound on E Third St. Both units did have a stop sign and both units claimed to have stopped and had the right of way. There were no witnesses present and officer could not prove who was at fault. Both drivers were issued a report number and Davidson's did respond to tow Unit#2 from the scene. Ptl D Beeson ********************************** lncident #: 20174845 Date: Thursday, JULY 13,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MARSHA CIDER Complainant on station in reference to a civil matter. Complainant advised she wanted her 35 yr old son and his girlfriend to leave her residence. Complainant did state that her son lived with her. Complainant was advised of the eviction process. Ptl. DaveYoung ********************************** lncident #: 20174847 Date: Thursday, JULY 13,2017 Child Abuse 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR Complainant: BRUNT HORSLEY Officer responded to the above location for a child abuse/ neglect report. Complainant advised that his children were with his soon to be ex-wife in Girard. When they returned both had bruising and were very dirty. The complainant advised the bruising was not there when they left but could of been accidental. Officer advised there would be a report on file but he needed to call the local PD and file a complaint with them. Ptl. D. Young ******************************** Incident #: 20174848 Date: Thursday, JULY 13,2077 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 176 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: MARY KAY BOOTH Officers responded to the 100 block of S Howard Ave for a verbal dispute. The complainant advised a female subject drove by and started to yell out her window. The complainant advised she told the female subject to leave the area and stop causing a problem. The female subject left prior to officers arrival and the complainant was unable to identify who the other subject was. The complainant was advised to contact the police department if the other party returned to the area. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20174849 Date: Thursday, JULY 13,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 530 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: MARCIA SNYDER Officers responded to the 500 block of Columbia St for a criminal damaging report. The complainant advised a known female subject had left trash and personal belongings at her residence. The complainant was advised that the incident was a civil matter and she would have to take it to civil court. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20174850 Date: Thursday, July 13, 2017 Traffic Offense 300 BLOCK OF N LUNDY Officer on routine patrol initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle on N Lundy Ave and 3rd St for a vehicle registration violation. Upon speaking to the driver of the vehicle, It was found that the male driver did not have a valid drivers license and was currently driving under multiple suspensions. Officer also smelled the scent of Marijuana coming from inside of the vehicle and observed contraband in plain-view. Officers then performed a probable cause search of the vehicle and located more contraband inside of the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for Possession of marijuana and a traffic citation for driving under non-compliance suspension. Cited: David Diaz Solivan Address: 338 V2 Fair Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 11/13/1988 Charge(s): Driving Under Non Compliance Suspension (ORC 4510.1 6A) Possession of Marijuana (ORD 513.0362) (MM) Ptl C Walla ************************************
Friday, July 14, 2017 08:17 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174842 Date: Thursday, JULY 13,2017 Traffic Offense 780 W STATE ST Officer on patrol observed a subject with a suspended licnese operating a vehicle in the 700 block of W State St. Officer stopped the vehicle and during the stop observed contraband in plain view. K9 Simon also indicated to the presence of narcotic odor and a search recovered additional contraband. The driver was cited for the DUS and passenger for one piece of contraband. Additional contraband recovered will be sent for anylisis and charges are pending. Charged: Samson A. Crowl DOB:4-17-84 of 633 Cherry St. Salem Charge: DUS, Expired plates CCMC date 7- 18-17 Charged: Patti L. Fitzpatrick DOB:6-17-87 of 12205 Goshen Rd. Lot 132 Salem Charge: Open Container in a MV (MM) CCMC date of 7-1 8-17 Ptl. M. Garber ********************************* Incident #: 20174841 Date: Thursday, JULY 13,2017 Child Abuse 627 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: KAREN WRIGHT, KENSINGTON, OH Officer took a report on station for suspected child abuse. Upon speaking with the complainant who is the victims great grandma advised that her great grand daughter was hit in the face by her mother's boyfriend. Officer did observe markings on the juveniles face officer documented the injuries with photos. Officer called children services and explained the situation to them. Officer also contacted the prosecutors officer to speak with a prosecutor over the matter. Children Services social worker did come to the station to assist in this incident. The children was temporarily place with their grandpa. The incident is under investigation. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************* lncident #: 20174839 Date: Thursday, July 13,2017 Check Well Being 438 VINE AVE Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a well being check. The complainant advised she received a text message from her ex were he mentioned causing harm to himself. Officers checked the residence but were unable to locate. After an extensive search, the subject was located and transported to Salem Regional Medical Center. Officer did complete a pink slip so the subject could be held for observation. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************** Incident #: 20174838 Date: Thursday, JULY 13, 2017 Accident N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Unit #1 Owner / operator Owner ROE HASKIN Unit #2 Operator: Ted Hannay Owner TINA HANNAY Two Vehicle Accident Property Damage Only No OH-I Unit #1 was stopped in the westbound lane of E. 3rd St. at the N. Lincoln Ave intersection. Unit #1 waited at the four way stop until his turn and then proceeded into the intersection. Unit #2 advised unit #1 was in the southbound lane and followed a vehicle from the stop sign without stopping. Unit #1 advised that he was unsure if he came to a complete stop. Due to unit #1's actions, unit #2 swerved to avoid being struck by unit #1. Unit #2 struck a curb and damaged the passenger front tire / rim. No damage to unit #1. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************* Incident #: 20174836 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Suspicious Vehicle WATERWORTH PARK / SUPER10R PARK PLAYGROUND Officer was on routine patrol at Waterworth Memorial Park off of Superior Ave and noticed two vehicles parked in the parking lot after hours. Officer made contact with both parties who advised they lost track of time while talking in their vehicles. The subjects were advised of the park hours and left the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** lncident #: 20174835 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV E STATE ST / N ELLSWORTH While on patrol officer observed a disabled vehicle at the intersection of W State St and Ellsworth that had smoke coming from under the hood. The FD did respond and did check the vehicle. No fire was present and the cause was believed to be spilled oil. The vehicle would not start and was pushed to a nearby lot until it could be fixed. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** lncident #: 20174834 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Menacing / Threats 564 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: STEPHEN PHILLIPS Officer responded to the 500 block of Jennings Ave for a report of possible menacing. Officer arrived and talked to the complainant who advised that he was receiving unwanted text messages. Officer did contact the other subject who was advised to cease contact. Ptl D Beeson ********************************** lncident #: 20174832 Date: Wednesday, JULY 12,2017 1200 BLOCK OF N LINCOLN Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 1200 block of N Lincoln Ave. The driver of the vehicle was found to not have a valid driver license and was issued a citation for speed and no driver license. The driver was unable to get a valid driver to the scene and the vehicle was towed The driver and all passengers advised they would walk to their residence inside the city. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Incident #: 20174830 Date: Wednesday, JULY 12,2017 Possible Scam 491 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: Amy McLaughlin Officer responded to the 1400 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a possible scam report. The complainant advised a male subject continued to call her residence to attempt to get her to buy life insurance. She told him several times she was not interested but he continued to leave messages on her answering machine. Officer gathered the subject's information and attempted to make contact with the subject to advise him to stop all calls to the complainant. The male subject was left several voice mails to contact the police department ASAP. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20174828 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Rail Road Property Trespassing W PERSHING ST / RAIL ROAD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER 0 Officer responded to the area of W Pershing St at the railroad tracks for a report of juveniles walking on the tracks. Officer did make contact with the subjects nearby and advised them to stay off the tracks. Ptl D Beeson ************************************ Incident #: 20174827 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Domestic In Progress 184 E FIFTH ST Complainant: HELMAN, JESSICA L 184 E 5TH ST Officers responded to the 100 block of E Fifth St for a domestic in progress. When officers arrived on scene both parties were separated. The male subject admitted to assaulting his girlfriend inside the residence. The female had several visible marks on her person and advised she was 7 months pregnant. The female declined any medical attention but did write a voluntary statement about the altercation. The male subject was taken into custody and transported to Salem PD where he was processed and booked. He was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Jason Naylor DOB: 7-8-1986 Address: 2436 Lexington Ave, Apt. A., Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence ORC 2919.25(A) Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Incident #: 20174826 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Animal Complaint 886 W PERRY ST Complainant: Anna Gilbey Officer responded to the 800 block of W Perry for a report of a dog at large. The complainant stated that a dog had come at her aggressively from a nearby residence. Officer did locate the dog which was at large and not contained at all. The dog was running into the roadway and had reportedly been at other neighboring residences as well. A neighbor was able to secure the dog and officers cleared. Officer later returned and made contact with the owner who was cited for Dog At Large. Cited: Marcie S Conley DOB: 07/30/1981 Address: 886 W Perry St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Dog at Large Ptl D Beeson ************************************ Incident #: 20174825 Date: Wednesday, JULY 12,2017 Accident Private Property 1376 E STATE ST Complainant: JOHN MCBRIDE, BELOIT, OH Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of E.State St. for a private property accident. The complainant advised officer(s) that he backed into a pole. Officer(s) took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ Incident #: 20174824 Date:Wednesday, July 12,2017 Accident Private Property 1218 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: BRADFORD CONGO Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of Cleveland St. for a private property accident. The complainant advised officer(s) that his neighbor backed into his garage. Officer(s) took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl.J.Brooks ********************************* Incident #: 20174823 Date: Wednesday, JULY 12,2017 Child Custody Dispute 2340 MERLE RD Complainant: AMY RAY Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a child custody dispute. The complainant advised that her daughters boyfriend took their child without permission to do so. Officer did consult a prosecutor and during this time the daughter advised that she had made contact with the male in question. The male was reportedly located at a relatives home and the complainant and daughter did respond to the location. They were advised to contact the local law enforcement if they had any problems doing so. Ptl D Beeson ***********************************
Thursday, July 13, 2017 09:17 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174776 Date: Monday, July 10,2017 Recovered Property 161 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: LAURENCE SHIELDS A worker for the Salem News advised they had found a pink childrens bike behind the building. The complainant brought the bike to the station. The complainant advised that the bike has been sitting in the parking lot of Salem News for the past four to five days. Ptl D. Osberg *************************************** lncident #: 20174793 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Suspicious Activity 2380 SOUTHEAST BLVD A Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject who followed the complainant to work, then proceeded to walk around the vehicle multiple times. The complainant stated the subject came into the business asking questions. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated he thought it was his wife's car and was wondering why she was there. The male subject was to advised to leave the area he left without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** Incident #: 20174799 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Speak To Officer 987 W STATE ST Complainant: JOSEPH MILLER On 7/11/2017 Police responded to Dairy Queen for an incident that had occurred the day before. A male subject became irrate after his milkshake tasted like "milk" and the workers would not put whipped cream on the drink. The subject started yelling obcenities at workers demanding his money when another customer advised the subject to leave. The subject then started yelling at the customer causing a dispute. The worker advised both males then got in seperate vehicles and left. Ptl D. Osberg ***************************************** Incident #: 20174801 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Possible Scam 807 E FOURTH ST Complainant: KATHY DAVIDSON Report of a possible scam at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that she received a phone call requesting money for a police department. Complainant was advised that it was a scam and to not give any information. Officer Miller ********************************** Incident #: 20174802 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Theft 1680 S LINCOLN AVE GAS STATION Complainant: CHARMI PATEL Police responded to Super USA on S. Lincoln Ave for a report of robbery. The owner stated that she was dealing with a female subject causing issues inside of the store. The owner stated when she came back to the register over $1,300 of lottery money was missing. When the owner reviewed surveillance footage it shows a male subject reaching over the counter taking the money. The female subject was used as a distraction while the male subject took the cash and fled. Surveillance footage was obtained for further investigation. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ lncident #: 20174803 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 138 S BROADWAY AVE Officers responded to the above location in order to take a male into custody who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. The male was taken into custody and transported to the police department for processing. Officers were advised, after the fact, by the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office that they had recalled the warrant due to the male having already seen the judge earlier in the day. The male was released at the police department. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** lncident #: 20174804 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 152 CONTINENTAL DR Complainant: FORD, DONNELL 152 CONTINENTAL DRIVE SALEM, OH 44460 Officers responded to the above location in reference to drug paraphernalia left in a vehicle. Officers arrived on scene and took photos of the paraphernalia and then transported it back to the station for processing. Officer LaRosa ********************************** Incident #: 20174805 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Assault 165 W FOURTH ST Officers responded to the 100 block of W Fourth St in regards to a dispute report. Upon arrival, officers spoke with several witnesses on scene who advised that a female had assaulted a 12 year old male juvenile at the residence by choking him. Officers observed several scratches / red marks on the juveniles neck and ear. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene and attended to the juvenile. The female was taken into custody for assault and transported to the police department for processing. While on station, the female was requested medical attention for chest pain and advised that she felt like she was having a nervous breakdown. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the police department and attended to the female. She was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment and later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Linda L. Fullum DOB 10/9/1943 165 W Fourth St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Assault (ORC 2903.13) Ptl. Cochran *********************************** lncident #: 20174807 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Neighbor Dispute 1456 E STATE ST Complainant: ANDREW TROYER Officer spoke with a male complainant from the 1400 block of E. State Street who wanted to document a property dispute with his neighbor. The complainant advised he only wanted a report documented and nothing further done. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ Incident #: 20174808 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Complainant came on station to report being phone harassed by her daughter. Police called the daughter and left a message for the daughter to cease or face charges. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** Incident #: 20174809 Date: Tuesday, July 11,2017 Suspicious Vehicle CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Police observed a vehicle parked in a parking lot at Centennial Park after hours. Police made contact and checked the subjects for warrants and then advised them of the park hours. Subjects then left and police cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************ lncident #: 20174810 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Intoxicated Person 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of E. Fourth Street for an intoxicated male subject laying on the ground. Officers responded and located a male subject laying on the ground and he was found to be intoxicated. The subject advised he lost his balance and could not get up due to knee problems. Officers assisted the subject in standing and he was able to walk in his apartment on his own. Officers cleared. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Incident #: 20174813 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Assist Other Agency HAWLEY AVE / CLEVELAND ST Complainant: POST, OSP Police assisted an OSP unit with a traffic stop at Hawley and Cleveland in which during a probable cause search drug paraphernalia was located. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* lncident #: 20174815 Date: Wednesday, JULY 12,2017 Suspicious Person 2869 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer on patrol in the 2800 block of E. State Street observed a male subject walking across a parking lot with a female juvenile who had no shoes on and pajamas. Officer made contact with both who advised they had walked to a store and were just walking back to their vehicle. Officer followed them to the vehicle and made contact with a male and female subject inside the vehicle. Officer found that the male subject in the vehicle was the brother of the female juvenile and they were all residing in the 200 block of E. Sixth Street. None of the subjects had a valid drivers license and they were provided a courtesy transport to E. Sixth Street. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** lncident #: 20174817 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: James Mills Complainant advised that a male known to him kept calling his phone while he was at work. Complainant turned the phone off and the subject started calling the business phone. He further advised that the subject hacked his social media accounts and changed all the passwords and repeatedly makes derogatory remarks to the complainants friends on the accounts. Complainant was advised of his remedies. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************** Incident #: 20174818 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Theft 423 W PERSHING ST Complainant: GEORGE GIFFIN Officer spoke with a male complainant who advised that items were stolen from his camper while it was parked in the 400 block of W. Pershing Street. The complainant advised he would make a list of the stolen items and bring it to the police department. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Incident #: 20174819 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 600 BLOCK OF JENNINGS ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of Jennings for a report of downed wires. On arrival officers located the wires in question. Members of the cities Service Dept were in the area and assisted with tying the wires up and out of the roadway. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** lncident #: 20174820 Date: Wednesday, JULY 12,2017 Domestic In Progress 285 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to a domestic call on W. Pershing St. Upon arrival the disturbance was over and parties were seperated. It was found to be some type of assault that occurred between three or four persons, all of whom did not want to pursue any charges or provide statements. Medical aid was offered and Salem FD and EMT ambulance responded to the scene. Ptl. Banar ***************************************** Incident #: 20174822 Date: Wednesday, July 12,2017 Theft 1220 SOUTHEAST BLVD 5 Complainant: EDWARD OWENS, NEW CASTLE, PA Complainant on station to report a theft of a firearm from the above stated location. The complainant advised an unknown person removed his firearm from his girlfriend's residence. The complainant provided all pertinent information and the firearms was entered into LEADS. Sgt. K. Toy *************************************
Wednesday, July 12, 2017 08:27 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174790 Date: Tuesday, July 11,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1163 CLEVELAND ST Officers responded to the 1100 block of Cleveland St in order to arrest a female who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriffs Office. Officers responded and placed the female in custody. She was transported to the police department for processing and then transferred to the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff. Officers cleared. Arrested: Stephanie J. Chrystal DOB 12/10/1980 1163 Cleveland St. Salem, OH 44460 Charges: Warrant- Endangering Children (ORC 2919.22) Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Incident #: 20174793 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Suspicious Activity 2380 SOUTHEAST BLVD A Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject who followed the complainant to work, then proceeded to walk around the vehicle multiple times. The complainant stated the subject came into the business asking questions. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated he thought it was his wife's car and was wondering why she was there. The male subject was to advised to leave the area he left without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************************** lncident #: 20174794 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation SALEM PARKWAY E / QUAKER CIRCLE Officer on patrol observed two vehicles parked illegally at the intersection of Salem Parkway and Quaker Circle. Both vehicles were parked with the driver's side to the curb. Two parking citations were issued and placed on the vehicles. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174795 Date: Tuesday, July 11,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 533 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer on patrol observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence in the 500 block of N Ellsworth Ave. Officer made contact with the owner and advised him of the city's ordinance for parking in the front yard. The vehicle was moved and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20174796 Date: Tuesday, July 11,2017 Harassment 571 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: FRANKEE MARTIN Officers responded to the above location for a report of harassment. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that a male subject that is know to the complainant keeps driving by their residence. Officers contacted the male subject via phone and advised him to stop driving by the residence, he complied without incidence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** Incident #: 20174797 Date: Tuesday, July 11,2017 SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE Stone Castle Trail Complainant: PANEZOTT, CHIEF J.T. Officers observed a vehicle parked at the dead end of Stone Castle Trail near the lake. Due to the lake having been posted for no trespassing, officers made contact with the subject who advised that his cousin owns the property and had permission to be there. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Incident #: 20174798 Date:Tuesday, July 11,2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 300 BLOCK OF MORGAN COURT Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 300 block of Morgan Court in regards to lines down. Complainant advised that he was following a tractor trailer west bound on Morgan Court, due to a construction detour, and observed the truck hit a telephone line that was hanging low over the roadway. The line was moved off the road prior to officer's arrival. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Incident #: 20174800 Date: Tuesday, July 11,2017 Ambulance Needed S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the above location in reference to a man down. Complainant advised that a male was on the side of the road possibly having a seizure and was sweating profusely. Officers responded, along with the Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance. The male was treated at the scene and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174787 Date: Tuesday, JULY 11,2017 Suicide 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: Walmart Officers responded to the above location in reference to the subject wanting to harm himself. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the subject, who advised that he was having suicidal thoughts and needed to speak with someone. First Responders and EMT Ambulance arrived on scene and transported the subject to the hospital for treatment. Officer LaRosa *********************************** lncident #: 20174785 Date:Monday, July 10,2017 Graffiti (Spray Paint) E SCHOOL 800 BLOCK C PARK PLAYGROUND Officer on patrol in Waterworth Memorial Park observed spray paint graffiti on the north side of the concession stand / bathroom building. A note was left for the parks department. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** lncident #: 20174784 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Fireworks Complaint 771 N LINCOLN AVE Officer on patrol in the 700 block of N. Lincoln Avenue observed a male juvenile light fire crackers in the front yard of his property. Officer made contact with the juvenile and he was advised of the laws regarding fireworks. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* lncident #: 20174783 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Person To Be Removed 541 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: MICHAEL VEON Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of N. Lincoln Avenue for a person to be removed complaint. Officers responded and made contact with the complainant who advised that a male subject known to his daughter was in the residence causing problems. The complainant stated the subject does not reside on the property and he wished for him to leave and not return. Contact was made with the male subject and the complainants daughter who were arguing in the house. Officers were advised that no physical violence occurred and that the argument was only verbal. Officers advised the male subject to leave the property and if he returns he could face criminal charges. The subject obtained a ride from his mother. Related to incident #20174778 Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** Incident #: 20174782 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem F1 894 E FOURTH ST Officers were dispatched to the area of E. Fourth St. and Vine Ave. for a report of a male juvenile throwing rocks at passing vehicles. The juvenile was reported to be wearing a blue shirt and orange shorts. The juvenile was located in a side yard of a residence in the 800 block of E. Fourth St. Contact was made with the juvenile and his parents. They were advised of the complaint and the parents took care of the problem with their child. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** lncident #: 20174779 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Civil Matter 585 S UNION AVE Complainant: PAUL McCOY Officer spoke with male complainant, Paul McCoy via phone in reference to a civil matter. Complainant advised that he owns a residence in the 500 block of S. Union Ave. and since has rented it out to a male subject. The male subject has resided there now since January 2017. Complainant advised that he has become aware that the tenant has been damaging the house and has since gave him a three day eviction order via text, which he stated the court told him was fine. Officer explained to the complainant, that the complaint is civil in nature and that once the subject moves out to document the damage and file a civil lawsuit for the damages. Ptl. B. Smith *************************************** lncident #: 20174778 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Intoxicated Person 541 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the above location in reference to an intoxicated subject. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the victim, who advised that the subject had assaulted her. Victim stated that the subject was intoxicated and they began arguing at which time he started to choke her. The subject fled on foot prior to our arrival. First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene and the victim was transported for treatment. The matter will be sent to the prosecutors officer for review. Officer LaRosa ***************************************
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 09:38 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174774 Date: Monday, July 10,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 443 CONTINENTAL DR 49 ARREST: JEREMY CRIHFIELD, 443 CONTINENTAL DR 49 SALEM, OH Officers responded to the 400 block of Continental Dr to arrest a male who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers made contact and placed JEREMY CRIHFIELD into custody. He was transported to the police department for processing and later transferred into the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* lncident #: 20174770 Date: Monday, July 10,2017 Dog at Large 483 E EUCLID ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Euclid Ave in reference to a dog at large. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the owner who was advised of the complaint. The dog was back in the yard and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20174777 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Suspicious Activity 244 S BROADWAY AVE A Report of suspicious activity at the above address. Upon arrival, it was found that someone had just abandoned a small pink bike beside the above location. Ptl.R.Miller ************************************ Incident #: 20174764 Date: Monday, July 10,2017 Suspicious Activity 1761 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: BURGER KING Officers responded to the above location for a report of suspicious activity. Complainant advised that she located two male juveniles trying to hide inside the play ground area while she was closing the business. Complainant stated she confronted the juveniles and they stated they were trying to do a new social media challenge called the "24 hour challenge" and stay inside the business. The complainant then stated the juveniles ran out of the business when she stated she was calling the police. Officers checked the area several times but were unable to locate the juveniles in question. Ptl. D. Young ************************************ Incident #: 20174765 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Suspicious Activity 426 OHIO AVE Complainant: JILL ENTRIKIN Officers responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave for a suspicious person in the back yard of a residence. The complainant advised she witnessed a male subject running away from her backyard and headed northbound in the alleyway. The complainant was unable to give a description of the male but requested an extra watch on her residence for the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20174766 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Suspicious Activity 1505 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JULIE SALEM Officers responded to the 1500 block of N Ellsworth Ave for suspicious activity. The complainant advised she could hear someone inside a vacant residence. Officers checked the exterior of the residence and found an unlocked exterior door that had a chain securing it from the inside. The home owner who lives in a neighboring city advised that no one should be inside the home but did not want officers to gain entry into the residence. Officers cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ lncident #: 20174771 Date: Monday, JULY 10,2017 Harassment Complainant: WILLIAM HIVELY Complainant on station to file a report of harassment reference report # 20174632. The complainant, his girlfriend advised that they are being harassed via text messages, phone calls from the victim of the above report and her family. Complainant advised that he is not to have any contact with them, they continue to text and call him trying to get him in trouble. Statements and pictures were taken of the texts messages and he was advised to continue to have no contact with them. Ptl. R.Miller ************************************* Incident #: 20174772 Date: Monday, July 10,2017 Child Endangering 191 JENNINGS AVE BEAUTY SHOP Complainant: CANDY CALABRESE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a female juvenile walking in the roadway. Officers spoke with the complainant who advised they noticed the child crossing the roadway without any adult supervision. Officers were able to locate the juveniles parents, both parents said they thought she was with her brother at a friends house. Officers made contact with a female subject at that residence, who stated the child said she was going home then left the residence. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** lncident #: 20174773 Date: Monday, July 10,2017 Speak To Officer 648 S UNION AVE Complainant: CARLEY ECKMAN Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant about items taken from their residence. Before Officers arrival to the residence the items were returned. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* Incident #: 20174753 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 856 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 800 block of NewGarden Ave for a loud explosion. The complainant advised his neighbor was letting off possible quarter sticks of dynamite. Officers spoke with the subjects who stated they were not setting off any fireworks and had not been in their backyard all evening. The complainant was unable to provide statements about actually seeing the subjects light any fireworks. The complainants were given their options about the incident and the ongoing neighbor dispute. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Incident #: 20174754 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 156 WASHINGTON AVE 2 Complainant: Sarah Jackson Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a telecommunications harassment. The complainant advised that she was getting text messages from an unknown number asking her for drugs. The complainant was advised to block the phone number and the officer attempted to make contact with the number, however, no one would answer the phone. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** lncident #: 20174755 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Neighbor Dispute 242 VlNE AVE Complainant: PATRICIA PHILLIPS Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave. to take a report of a dispute that had taken place. The complainant advised officers that she got into an argument with one of the neighbors and they threatened to damage her property. The complainant advised officers that she just wanted a report filled. Officer Brooks *********************************** Incident #: 20174758 Date: Sunday, July 9,2017 Harassment 1269 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: MICHELLE SYME, ALLIANCE, OH Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of harassment. The complainant advised that a family member had made threats to her over the phone and she wanted the incident documented. The complainant did not wish to pursue charges at this time. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** lncident #: 20174761 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 908 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ASHLEY JEZEK Officer took a report of telecommunication harassment on station. The female complainant advised that the male subject had been sending her multiple text messages and unwanted videos when she did not want him to. Officer was able to make contact with the male subject and advised him to cease contact with the female. Ptl C Walla ************************************ lncident #: 20174762 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 721 W STATE ST Officers responded to the 700 block of W State St in regards to a verbal dispute. Officers arrived on scene and found that the male subject had been walking on the sidewalk intoxicated and started a verbal argument with a family who had been sitting on their front porch with their children. The altercation was just verbal, both parties advised that nothing physical had occurred. The male subject was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for disorderly conduct and was given a mandatory court date of 07/14/2017 at CCMC. The male subject was then transported back to his residence by a taxi. Cited: Maston Mountz Address: 5100 Depot Rd Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 05/02/1991 Charge: Disorderly Conduct (MM) Ptl C Walla ******************************** Incident #: 20174765 Date: Monday, July 10,2017 Suspicious Activity 426 OHlO AVE Complainant: JILL ENTRIKIN Officers responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave for a suspicious person in the back yard of a residence. The complainant advised she witnessed a male subject running away from her backyard and headed northbound in the alleyway. The complainant was unable to give a description of the male but requested an extra watch on her residence for the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Incident #: 20174733 Date:Sunday, July 9,2017 Domestic In Progress 619 E PERRY ST Officers responded to the 600 block of E Perry St for a domestic in progress. When officers arrived on scene they could hear several subjects yelling inside the residence. Officers observed a male grab a female in the front window to prevent her from opening the front door. Officers were going to force entry into the residence due to the emminent danger the female subject was in when the front door was then unlocked and opened. The female victim came out of the residence crying and the male subject followed her and appeared to be intoxicated. The male subject was detained while officers spoke with the victim. The female stated that they had a verbal argument and the male subject did push her during the argument. The female also advised she was pregnant but declined needing any medical attention. The male subject stated he had been drinking and did in fact push the victim during a verbal argument. The male subject was placed into custody due to the officers observing the altercation. The female subject did not have any visible marks on her person. Arrested: Alexander Brant DOB: 02-02-1995 Address: 619 E Perry St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence ORC 2919.25 (A) Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 20174731 Date: Sunday, July 9,2017 Traffic Offense 500 BLOCK OF N HOWARD Officer on patrol observed a vehicle traveling north bound in the 500 block of N Howard Ave without any headlights on. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle. Upon speaking to the female driver it was found that she did not have an Ohio Operators License. K9 Simon was deployed on the vehicle and indicated the presence of narcotic odor inside of the vehicle, Officers then conducted a probable cause search of the vehicle and did locate contraband. The driver of the vehicle was issued a traffic citation for Operating a vehicle without a drivers license and a Minor Misdemeanor Citation for possession of Marijuana. Kaiser Towing responded to the scene to remove the vehicle from the roadway. Cited: Celine P Benton Address: 1449 E State St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 06/02/1999 Charge(s): Operating a Vehicle with No Drivers License (ORC 4510.12A1) Possession of Marijuana (MM)(ORD 513.03C2) Officer Walla ********************************** lncident #: 20174752 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 100 BLOCK OF W PERSHING Officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with a known suspended driver along with a moving violation. Officer made contact with the driver who was indeed suspended. Ptl. Garber arrived on scene with K9 Simon for a free open air sniff of the vehicle. The driver and passenger were advised to exit the vehicle. While checking the subjects for weapons, a crack pipe was located in plain view in the passenger front right pocket. The passenger was taken into custody and the driver was detained K9 Simon was deployed and did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. The vehicle was searched and officers were unable to locate anything else illegal inside the vehicle. The passenger also admitted to having a hypodermic syringe which was located in his left sock. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Davidson's. The driver was issued a citation and released. The passenger was transported to this station for the booking process and later transported to jail. ARREST - Ronald L. Handy Jr. D.0.B.- 10/04/1972 789 Lake Park Blvd. Sebring Ohio Charge- Possession of Drug Abuse Instruments/ Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Cited- Trent A. Marcum D.0.B.- 03/17/1996 10740 W. Pine Lake Rd Salem Ohio Charge- D.U.S. / Turn Signal Ptl. D. Young **************************************** lncident #: 20174751 Date:Sunday, July 9,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 1000 BLOCK OF W STATE ST While on patrol, officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle on W State St. The scent of narcotics was present in the vehicle and one of the occupants did advise that drugs were present. The K9 was deployed and did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. Marijuana was recovered from the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was found to not have a valid license and was cited for driving under suspension. A licensed driver did drive the subjects from the scene after they were issued their citations. Cited: Michael A. Thomas DOB: 08/14/1997 Address: 134 Milner St Alliance, OH 44461 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Cited: Randy A. Wyand DOB: 12/06/1991 Address: 134 Milner St Alliance, OH 44601 Charge: DUS - License Forfeiture Ptl D Beeson ********************************** Incident #: 20174750 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 201 S LINCOLN AVE CONVENIENCE STORE Officer was flagged down in the 200 block of S Lincoln Ave for a juvenile problem. The complainant advised that her juvenile cousin had been home alone all day and she was unable to contact his mother. The complainant advised she would take the juvenile for the evening until the mother returned home. The juvenile went home with his cousin until the mother could be contacted. The incident is being sent to Children Services. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** lncident #: 20174749 Date: Sunday, JULY 9 ,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 340 W EIGHTH ST Complainant: BRANDON TRYBEND Complainant on station in reference to phone harassment. Complainant advised he received some unwanted text messages from a known male. Contact was made with the male and he was advised to cease all further contact. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************** lncident #: 20174748 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2401 E STATE ST A GROCERY Complainant: ROBERT LUTMAN, LEETONIA, OH Officer(s) responded to Giant Eagle parking lot for a report of a dispute. The complainant advised officer(s) that an unknown male subject was driving through the parking lot at an excessive speed and got out of the car attempting to fight him. Upon arriving the complainant advised officer(s) that the male subject left prior to officer(s) arrival. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************** lncident #: 20174747 Date: Sunday, July 9,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1402 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ROSE KAMINSKI Officer(s) responded to Lincoln place apartments to speak to a complainant about several juveniles throwing rocks. The complainant advised officer(s) that several juveniles that live next door are in the woods throwing rocks down the hill at vehicles. Officers checked the area, but were not able to locate the juveniles. Ptl. J.Brooks *************************************** Incident #: 20174746 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) ORCHARD AVE Complainant: TREVOR LODGE Officers were flagged down on Southeast Blvd. near S. Lincoln Ave. and advised by the complainant that him and another male subject had gotten into a dispute over a cell phone. The complainant advised officer of the description of the male and that he was intoxicated. Officers were able to locate the male subject and provided him a ride home. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************************ lncident #: 20174745 Date: Sunday, July 9,2017 Suspicious Activity 142 W THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated address for a suspicious activity report. It was advised that there were three individual smoking marijuana. Upon officer arrival officer spoke with two individual and advised them of the complaint everyone deny any drug abuse. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************** Incident #: 20174744 Date: Sunday, July 9,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 542 S BROADWAY AVE NIGHT CLUB Officer responded to the above stated location for drug paraphernalia. It was advised that a needle was left on an electrical box on the building. Officer recovered it and disposed of it properly. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Incident #: 20174739 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Theft 1125 ESTATEST GAS STATION Complainant: CIRCLE K, EAST Officer responded to the 1100 block of E State St for a theft report. The employee advised that a male subject got very defensive and started making threats towards another patron inside the store. A witness saw the male subject place an item inside his pocket without paying for the item. The male subject took an item worth $1.29 without rendering payment for the item. The male subject left the store prior to the officer's arrival. The witness and the sales clerk wrote voluntary statements about the incident. The employee stated she would advise her manager about the incident and get video from inside the store. This matter is currently under investigation Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** lncident #: 20174738 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Harassment 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: GANEL BOYCE Officer responded to the 1100 block of E State St to take a report of harassment that originally occurred in the 2800 block of E State St. The complainant advised she confronted a male subject about parking in a handicapped parking space without a handicap placard. The male subject became angry and started yelling at the complainant. The complainant drove away from the parking lot and the male subject followed her to another business in the 1100 block of E State St. The male subject was yelling at the complainant from his vehicle and then left the parking lot after the complainant started calling the police. The complainant wrote a written statement about the incident. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** lncident #: 20174737 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Harassment 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer responded to the 1100 block of E State St for a harassment report. The victim advised that she was inside the business when she looked over at another patron. She advised that the male subject got very defensive and started making threats towards her. The victim also witnessed the male subject place an item inside his pocket without paying for the item. The male subject left the store prior to officer arrival. The victim and the sales clerk wrote voluntary statements about the incident. The sales clerk advised that the male subject is always at the store at the same time. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Incident #: 20174736 Date: Sunday, JULY 9,2017 Traffic Offense 110 BENTON RD Officer observed a vehicle traveling west bound on W State St, Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle in the 100 block of Benton Road for an equipment violation. K9 Simon was deployed on the vehicle and did indicate the presence of narcotic odor. Officers then conducted a probable cause search of the vehicle but nothing of significance was found. The driver of the vehicle was issued a written warning for illegal tint. Ptl C Walla ********************************** Incident #: 20174719 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N ELLSWORTH AVE / E FOURTH ST Unit #1 Driver: Dennis Broadwater, Owner SHARI BROADWATER Unit #2 Driver: MARTINA CALIL, Owner AVELAR HOUSEKEEPING Officers responded to the intersection of N Ellsworth Ave and Fourth St for a vehicle accident with no injury. Unit #1 was headed northbound on N Ellsworth Ave and Unit #2 was headed eastbound on W Fourth St. Unit #2 failed to yield the right of way to traffic headed north and southbound. Unit #2 front passenger bumper struck the front driver side of Unit #1. Both parties involved they did not have any injuries. The driver of Unit #2 did not speak English and was found to not have a driver's license. Unit #1 was towed from the scene by AAA due to damage to the front tire. Unit #2 was towed from the scene by Sinsley's due to no one having a valid driver license to drive the vehicle. The driver of Unit #2 was issued a citation for no driver license and failure to yield from stop sign. Cited: Martina Calil DOB: 1-8-1982 Address: 1293 Maple St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Failure to Yield from Stop Sign ORC 4511.43A and No Driver License ORC 4510.12A Ptl. E. Perry *************************************
Monday, July 10, 2017 08:17 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174730 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 Assist Other Agency BENTON RD / ALLEN RD RR Complainant: PERRY, TWP 0 SALEM, (330)424-7255 K9 Simon was requested to assist Perry Twp. Pd and was deployed for a K9 free air sniff on Benton Rd. at Allen Rd. K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor and Perry Twp. PD reported finding contraband in the vehicle. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************** Incident #: 20174726 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 Domestic In Progress 1485 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER ARA SIMPSON, CAROL A 1485 E THIRD ST SALEM, OH 44460 3234 (330)332-1642 ARA ELLIOTT, DANIEL E 263 WASHINGTON ST SALEM, OH 44460 3234 Officers responded to the above location for a report of a domestic. Complainant advised the neighboring she heard a female yelling for help. Upon arrival, officer attempted to make contact at the residence for close to 30 minutes. After several announcements over car 11's loud speaker, a male and female exited the rear of the residence. Both subjects were detained as they exited. Several other units entered and cleared the residence. Both subject admitted to hearing officer attempting contact, but could not give a reason why they did not answer. Both subject were taken into custody for Obstruction and transported to this station for the booking process. While attempting to escort the female into this station, she slipped her cuff and had to be taken to the ground and was cuffed again. ARRESTED: Daniel E. Elliott D.0.B.- 06/03/1974 1485 E. 3rd St. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Obstruction ARRESTED: Carol A. Simpson D.0.B.- 04- 06-1962 1485 E. 3rd St. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge- Obstruction / Escape Ptl. D. Young ****************************** Incident #: 20174725 Date: Saturday, JULY 8,2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SRMC SRMC calling to report that a female patient that was to be admitted had run from the hospital. Dispatch received numerous calls reporting that the female,wearing a hospital gown, was trying to stop vehicles for a ride. Female was located in the Burger King parking lot and she was detained. An ambulance was called to the scene to take the female back to the ER. She was escorted inside the ER and was restrained by the staff. Officer Shafer *********************************** lncident #: 20174722 Date: Saturday, July 8, 2017 Child / J uvenile Problem CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Officers responded to Centennial Park for a report of a juvenile tampering with an electrical box. Officers arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that the juvenile had fled when he confronted him about the issue. Officers did have dispatch leave a note for the parks department to check the box but no immediate damage was observed. Ptl D Beeson ******************************** lncident #: 20174718 Date: Saturday, JULY 8,2017 Drug Paraphernalia S LINCOLN 1200 BLOCK PARK PLAYGROUND Officer responded to Mullins Park for drug paraphernalia found near the playground. Officer retrieved the drug paraphernalia item and properly disposed of it at the Salem Police Department. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20174717 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer responded to the 900 block of E State St for a drive off from the gas station. The employee advised a female in a green Dodge caravan pumped $17.45 worth of fuel and failed to render payment before heading westbound on E State St. The officer was unable to locate the vehicle in the area. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20174716 Date: Saturday, JULY 8,2017 Harassment 512 CHERRY ST Complainant: ASHLEY POWELL, AUSTINTOWN, OH Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Cherry St. to take a report of harassment. The complainant advised officer(s) that the grandmother of her children keeps texting her talking bad about her and her kids. Officer(s) will contact the grandmother and advised her of the complaint and possible charges if she continues. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ lncident #: 20174713 Date: Saturday, JULY 8,2017 Intoxicated Person 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officers responded to the 700 block of W State St for a report of an intoxicated person. The complainant advised that an intoxicated male had entered a local business and urinated through his pants on the floor. Officer did locate the male in a vehicle that was pulling out of the parking lot. A traffic stop was made and the male passenger was cited for Disorderly conduct. The driver of the vehicle was found to not have a valid license and he was issued a citation. A valid driver did respond to pick the males up after they received their citations. Cited: John K Steer DOB: 11/27/1962 Address: 28095 St Rt 45 Beloit, OH 44609 Charge: (MM) Disorderly Conduct Cited: Jacob P. Cutchall DOB: 06/04/1984 Address: 28073 St Rt 62 Charge: Expired OL Ptl D Beeson ********************************* lncident #: 20174712 Date: Saturday, JULY 8,2017 Menacing / Threats Complainant: SARAH McKINNEY Complainant on station to report that she has been receiving unwanted text messages of a threatening nature from a person known to her. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* lncident #: 20174711 Date:Saturday, July 8,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 192 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to the 100 block of W Pershing St for a report of a dispute. Officers found that the dispute was between several subjects regarding a male. While on scene one of the females was cited for Disorderly Conduct after several warnings had been given. All parties separated and officers cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************ lncident #: 20174709 Date: Saturday, JULY 8,2017 Stolen Bicycle 1144 E PERSHING ST Complainant: GEE GARNICA Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of E. Pershing St. to take a report of a theft. The complainant advised officer(s) that someone cut the lock and took her bicycle from the side of her residence sometime late last night. Officer(s) were given a description of the bicycle. Officer(s) provided the complainant with a copy of the report Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************* lncident #: 20174708 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 Domestic In Progress 1851 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: DEBORAH GREINER Officer responded to the above state address for a domestic in progress. Upon officer arrival officer was met by a male individual who was one of the individuals involved. Officer then spoke with the complainant who advised that nothing physical had occurred just verbal. The complainant stated that she wanted the male individual to leave. Due to him having established residency at that location officer could not make the individual leave. However officer recommend he leave for the evening to relieve the current situation. The male half stated that he would leave for the evening and not return. Officer cleared the scene without incident. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************* Incident #: 20174703 Date: Saturday, July 8, 2017 OVI Arrest N HOWARD AVE / W EIGHTH ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for moving violations in the 700 block of N Howard Ave. The driver was found to be intoxicated, placed under arrest and the vehicle left legally parked on the roadway. The driver was brought on station, processed and released to a sober ride. Officer cleared without incident. Arrested: Christina M. Carter DOB: 10-30- 78 of 11811 Berlin Station Rd. Berlin Center Ohio Charges: OVI, Marked lanes CCMC date of 7-11-17 Ptl. M. Garber **********************************
Sunday, July 09, 2017 09:32 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174708 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 Domestic In Progress 1851 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: DEBORAH GREINER Officer responded to the above state address for a domestic in progress. Upon officer arrival officer was met by a male individual who was one of the individuals involved. Officer then spoke with the complainant who advised that nothing physical had occurred just verbal. The complainant stated that she wanted the male individual to leave. Due to him having established residency at that location officer could not make the individual leave. However officer recommend he leave for the evening to relieve the current situation. The male half stated that he would leave for the evening and not return. Officer cleared the scene without incident. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** lncident #: 20174707 Date: Saturday, JULY 8, 2017 Speeding / Racing Vehicles 955 FAIR AVE Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of Fair Ave for a report of a vehicle being operated in a reckless manner. On arrival officers located the vehicle in the 1400 block of East Pershing St. Officers spoke with the driver and he was advised of the complaint. Officers did not observe any violations. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* Incident #: 20174705 Date: Saturday, July 8, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia Officer responded to the 100 block of N Broadway Ave in regards to a report of suspected drug paraphernalia. Officer arrived on scene and located a baggie with white powder.lt was found that the powder was a crushed mint. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************************* lncident #: 20174704 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 729 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a 911 hang up call. Upon arrival, officer made contact with the property owner who advised everything was okay and she did not call 911. After speaking with the property owner, her juvenile son admitted to called 911 and hanging up. Officer advised the juvenile that 911 was for emergency calls only. The mother advised she would handle the punishment for the juvenile calling 911 and hanging up. Ptl. D. Young ************************************** Incident #: 20174701 Date: Saturday, July 8, 2017 Suspicious Person MAPLE 1400 BLOCK H PARK PLAYGROUND While on patrol, officer located two subjects in the park after park hours. Officer made contact with the two subjects, who both had metal detectors. Both subjects advised they were out checking to park to see what they could find. Both subjects were advised of the park hours and were advised to leave the area. Ptl. D. Young *********************************** Incident #: 20174700 Date: Saturday, July 8,2017 Traffic Offense 428 E SCHOOL ST Officer on patrol observed a subject operating a vehicle without a valid license on E School St. at E 4th St. and contacted the operator. Officer found the operator of the vheicle to be under 2 suspensions. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor, no contraband was recovered. The driver was cited for the DUS and officers cleared witohut incident. Cited: Richard H. Masterson (JR) DOB:4- 24-89 of 428 E. School St. Salem Charge: DUS-FTR CCMC date of 7-14-17 Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* Incident #: 20174697 Date: Friday, JULY 7,2017 Assist Other Agency SUPERIOR AVE / E SEVENTH While on patrol officer observed a Post unit on a traffic stop. Officer assisted the Post unit conduct a search of the vehicle. The Post unit located marijuana along with drug paraphernalia inside the glove box of the vehicle. Ptl. D. Young ****************************** Incident #: 20174696 Date: Friday, JULY 7,2017 Traffic Offense 392 W STATE ST B While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for a licensing violation. During the stop the K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon who did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. A probable cause search of the vehicle did not yield anything significant and the driver was cited for the licensing violation. A licensed driver did drive from the scene. Cited: Cody W. Ely DOB: 07/08/1993 Address: 347 N 15th St Frnt Sebring, OH 44672 (LKA) Charge: Failure to Reinstate Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Incident #: 201 74688 Date: Friday, July 7,2017 Possible Scam Complainant: BREANNA BELANGER Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report over the phone for a possible scam. The complainant advised that a company called her about forging documents and she needed to send money to fix it. The officer advised that it was a scam and to not give any personal information. Officer attempted to contact the company but they hung up the phone prior to giving information. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** lncident #: 20174687 Date: Friday, July 7, 2017 Civil Matter 945 S UNION AVE Complainant: MARY STIFFLER Officer(s) responded to the 800 block of S.Union Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that her husband moved out several months ago and will not return the garage door opener. Officer(s) will contact the complainants husband and attempt to retrieve the garage door opener. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************** lncident #: 20174686 Date:Friday, July 7,2017 RR Crossing Gate Malfunction W PERSHING ST / RAIL ROAD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the area of West Pershing and the RR tracks for a report of a broken crossing gate. On arrival officers located the broken gate and had dispatch contact the RR to advise them of the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** Incident #: 20174682 Date: Friday, JULY 7,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 516 E STATE ST DOLLAR GENERAL WEST Unit # 1 Driver/Owner BRITTANY NEELY Unit # 2 Driver/Owner BRANDON KITS Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of E. State St. for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. The driver of Unit # 1, BRITTANY NEELY, did hit Unit # 2 while pulling into a parking space. Photos of the damage were taken. Both parties were provided with a copy of the report number. No OH-I required due to minor damage. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. The driver of Unit # 1 was cited. Cited: Brittany L. Neely DOB: 8/14/94 Address: 1267 Cedar Ridge Dr. Salem, Oh 444460 Offense: Reasonable Control ORD 331.34 Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************* lncident #: 20174681 Date: Friday, July 7,2017 Intoxicated Driver 2366 E STATE ST Salem PD dispatch received a call of an intoxicated male getting into a blue Ford at the Tractor Supply parking lot. Upon officers' arrival the truck was departing the area by turning north onto Continental Dr. Reporting officer observed the truck as described and followed it and did observe several violations. The truck was stopped and driver identified as the defendant. He was under suspension and officer could detect a moderate odor of alcohol from his person. Officer also seized an open container. Officer requested him to perform some sobriety tests to which he failed. Driver/defendant was taken into custody and transported to Salem PD for a breath test. Defendant was booked and charged and released to a sober/licensed driver. Defendant: Michael Shane Smith 4653 McCracken Rd., Salem, OH 44460 dob: 03/05/1982 Arrest # 170827 Defendant cited with: OVI, DUS, turn signal, open container Court date: 7/7/17 0830 Col. County Muni Ptl.Banar ********************************* Incident #: 20174678 Date:Friday, July 7, 2017 Theft 516 E STATE ST Complainant: Dollar General, 514 E State St SALEM, OH 44460 Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the stores personnel. The staff stated that a male juvenile had been drinking a beverage while inside the store and had then refused to render payment for the item. The staff member had provided officers with the juveniles name. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the juvenile at this time. The juvenile will be facing charges of theft. Officer(s) were able to contact the juveniles mother and both responded to the station on 07/08/2017. Officers then placed the 15 year old male juvenile in custody for theft. The juvenile was then released to his mother. The information will be sent to the Dept Juvenile Officer. Ptl R Keister ************************************* lncident #: 20174677 Date: Friday, JULY 7,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: WILLIAM HIVELY Complainant: TERESA KOKES Officer took a report on station for harassment. The complainant advised there was a no contact order put in place by the Columbiana County judge on the ex girlfriend of the complainant. The complaiant advsied that she was texting him, and that he wanted a report done. Officer called the court to see if such order was in place which it was not. Officer advised them to go to the court to file a no contact order and come back if it continues. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** lncident #: 20174676 Date: Friday, JULY 7,2017 Solicitor(s) 1555 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: LEANNA CAMERON Officer(s) responded to the 1500 block of Southeast Blvd for a report of persons soliciting / suspicious persons. On arrival officer spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that there had been persons at her residence attempting to sell sweepers. The complainant stated further that the persons and vehicle in question had left the area prior to officers arriving on scene. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Officers cleared. Later in the shift officers did locate the vehicle and spoke with the occupants. Officers advised the persons that they would need to obtain a solicitors permit from the city before they could continue. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** lncident #: 20174675 Date: Friday, July 7,2017 Lines Down (Not in Roadway) 517 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Washington for a report of low hanging lines. On arrival officers located the lines in question in the back yard of a residence. The FD also responded and stated that the lines in question were phone and cable. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************* Incident #: 20174672 Date:Friday, July 7,2017 Accident With Injury 305 W WILSON ST Hit Skip / Unit / 2001 Dodge Stratus 2dr, owner: Christopher Conrad, 581 E State St, Salem, OH 44460 Fixed Objects Struck: sidewalk's and steps in 300-400 blk W. Wilson city of Salem water caps Officers checked on a report of three juvenile males walking from the area of a possible car crash on W. Wilson St. Officers located the males who denied knowledge of any vehicle crash and claimed to be out for a walk and visiting a friend. A car was found crashed and parked illegally on W. Wilson St. It was towed and a hold placed on it pending investigation. Matter under investigation for possible charges. Officer Banar *********************************** lncident #: 20174671 Date:Friday, July 7, 2017 Speak To Officer 1995 E STATE ST B SALEM HOSPlTAL Complainant: MIRANDA MORAR Officer(s) responded to the 1900 block of East State St for a reported speak with officer. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant as well as the staff at the facility. The complainant decided to cooperate with the staff after speaking with officers. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************************
Saturday, July 08, 2017 08:42 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174669 Date: Friday, July 7, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1851 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: OPAL ANDRIC, LISBON, OH Officer responded to the above stated address for a theft from a motor vehicle report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant who advised that her vehicle was broken into. The items that were taken from the vehicle was the complainants purse with her childs medication, along with her banking card and ID and other documents. Officer asked if the vehicle was unlocked, which the complainant advised that it was. Officer also advised that there has been numerous other vehicle break ins in the area and to always lock their vehicle. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Incident #: 20174671 Date: Friday, July 7,2017 Speak To Officer 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPITAL Complainant: MIRANDA MORAR Officer(s) responded to the 1900 block of East State St for a reported speak with officer. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant as well as the staff at the facility. The complainant decided to cooperate with the staff after speaking with officers. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** lncident #: 20174674 Date: Friday, July 7, 2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: TAMMY PITTS Complainant on station to report a theft that had occurred on 07/06/2017 in the 2800 block of East State St. The complainant stated that she had left a item sitting on one of the self checkouts and that it had then been taken by a unknown person. Officers will be reviewing the video in a attempt to identify the person(s) involved. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** lncident #: 20174675 Date: Friday, JULY 7, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 517 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Washington for a report of low hanging lines. On arrival officers located the lines in question in the back yard of a residence. The FD also responded and stated that the lines in question were phone and cable. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** Incident #: 20174654 Date: Thursday, July 6,2017 Speak To Officer 184 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: SHAWNNA BOWMAN, SEBRING, OH Complainant on station to speak with an officer about a suspicious situation. Complainant advised that her daughter had posted on social media that she was looking for a mini refrigerator for college. Complainant stated that the subject had invited her daughter to the residence multiple times to get the refrigerator, but wouldn't allow contact to be made with him once he was aware that someone else would be accompanying her. Complainant wanted officer to make sure the subject no longer contacted her daughter. Officer advised that contact would be attempted to advise him of the complaint. Officers attempted to make contact with the subject, but had negative contact. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** lncident #: 20174655 Date: Thursday, July 6,2017 Intoxicated Person 123 N BROADWAY AVE Officers were dispatched to Chase Bank in regards to an intoxicated subject. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subject who was relaxing in a chair inside the lobby. The subject was incoherent, sweating profusely, and unable answer officer's questions. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene. Once on scene, medical personnel tended to the subject. He was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174656 Date: Thursday, July 6,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 551 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: MARY TYSON Police responded to the 500 block of Washington St for low hanging wires. The complainant advised wires going to his residence were hanging low enough to almost touch the ground. The cable appeared to be a phone line and the resident was advised to contact the phone company. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************** lncident #: 20174657 Date: Thursday, July 6,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Complainant on station to speak with an officer about a male known to her who has an active arrest warrant out of the Paulding County Sheriffs Office. Complainant advised that she was made aware that the subject has an active warrant and wanted officers to be aware that she is ceasing contact with him for the sake of her career. Complainant advised that the subject lives in Antwerp, OH and she encouraged the subject to turn himself in, but he is on the run. Officer advised that a report of the matter would be on file. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* lncident #: 20174658 Date: Thursday, July 6,2017 Intoxicated Person E STATE ST / PARK DR Officers responded to the 1500 block of E State St in regards to an intoxicated male on foot that had stepped off the sidewalk and was almost struck by a motor vehicle. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subject who was found to be intoxicated and have an open container of alcohol on his person. Due to the male not following officers commands, he was briefly detained. The male was subsequently cited with Open Container (ORD 529.0783) and was provided a transport to his residence up the street. Cited: Jonathen J. Abbott DO8 06/07/1987 1693 E State St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Open Container (ORD 529.0783) Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174659 Date:Thursday, July 6,2017 Child Unattended At Home 1220 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: KATIE FAITH Officer was dispatched to the 1200 block of Franklin Avenue for an unattended juvenile complaint. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that her boyfriend was supposed to be watching two juveniles (7 and 10 yoa), but left and she did not know where he went. She advised she was at work and was advised by someone that her boyfriend was seen around town with out the children. Officer spoke with the complainants boyfriend who arrived to the scene with another female subject (mother of the 10 year old) while speaking with the complainant. He advised he locked the doors and ran to the store to get some items for the children and was not gone long. The complainant advised she did not want anything further done. The complainants boyfriend was found to have an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department for burglary and he was subsequently placed under arrest. He was transported back to the police department for booking and was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Zachary J. Sabol 1220 Franklin Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 10/12/1992) Warrant for Burglary Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* lncident #: 20174660 Date: Thursday, JULY 6,2017 SEX - Rape 158 W FIFTH ST Police responded to the 500 block of E. 3rd St. for a reported rape that allegedly occurred in the 100 block of W. 5th St. Victim was transported to SRMC by KLG Ambulance. The incident is under investigation. Ptl. D. Paulin ********************************** lncident #: 20174662 Date: Friday, JULY 7,2017 OVI Arrest E STATE ST / N BROADWAY Officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a blue Ford sedan for a speeding offense in the area of W. State Street and Jennings Avenue. Officer made contact with the male driver of the vehicle who was advised for the reason of the traffic stop. Officer collected the necessary information from the driver and also detected an odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the driver. The driver admitted to consuming alcohol and after submitting to filed sobriety testing, the driver was placed under arrest for OVI. The driver was transported back to the police department where he was booked and released with a mandatory court date. Arrested: Stephen L. Kness 12760 Woodworth Road New Springfield, Ohio 44443 (DOB: 01/24/1962) OVl (.089% BAC) Speed 40/25 Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* lncident #: 20174665 Date: Friday, July 7, 2017 Intoxicated Person Complainant: RICKY CLAY Officer spoke with a male complainant at the police department who advised he brought an intoxicated female to the department upon her request. The complainant advised he was at a bar in the 400 block of S. Broadway Avenue and the female appeared to be highly intoxicated and was afraid for her safety if left alone. Officer made contact with the female subject who was passed out in the complainants vehicle. Officer was able to wake up the female who was highly intoxicated. The female subject was found to have an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. See incident 20174666 for the arrest. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Incident #: 20174666 Date: Friday, July 7,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check Officer arrested 28 year old Bobbi Sue Crookston at the Salem Police Dept. on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. for failure to appear on an assault charge. Ms. Crookston was later released to a Columbiana County Sheriffs Dept. Deputy and transported to the jail. Officer cleared. Arrestee: Bobbi Sue Crookston DOB: 2/5/1989 LKA: 424 Matthews Rd. Boardman, OH 445212 Charge: Warrant - Failure to appear Ptl. B. Smith ************************************ Incident #: 20174667 Date: Friday, July 7, 2017 Assault 565 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: JORDAN SMELTZER Officers responded to 565 Columbia St. for a report of an assault. Upon arrival, contact was made with the complainant/victim. The victim had visible injury and the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders and EMT were summoned to respond. Information was gathered relating to the alleged assault. The complainant was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. Investigation is pending. Ptl. B. Smith *********************************** lncident #: 20174668 Date: Friday, July 7,2017 Attempted Suicide 1165 E THIRD ST C Police responded to a report of a suicidal female in the 1100 block of E. 3rd St. The female victim voluntarily went to SRMC. Salem FD first responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***********************************
Friday, July 07, 2017 08:06 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174570 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY, TWP 0 (330)332- 1000 K9 Simon was requested to assist Perry Twp PD in the 1200 block of W. State St. Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered and Officer cleared without incident. A Salem officer did stand by in the area until the stop was completed due to the number of occupants in the vehicle and the level of intoxication of the occupants. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************** lncident #: 20174629 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2320 E STATE ST Complainant: BRENDA YANKOWSKI A female subject came to the station for a private property accident that occurred on 7/3/2017. The female advised that her vehicle was struck in Arbys parking lot. The female advised she did not notice the dent above the rear passenger fender until she was at her residence that evening. Police documented the incident. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ lncident #: 20174631 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Criminal Trespassing 228 VlNE AVE 12 Complainant: DOUGLAS SMITH Upon arrival, the complainant advised that he evicted a male individual and he keeps returning to the property. The complainant was explained the proper eviction process and advised that he may not have followed it correctly. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* lncident #: 20174632 Date: Wednesday, JULY 5,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 861 E SIXTH ST Report of Domestic Violence/Assault between a male subject and a female subject at the above address. Upon arrival, officers spoke with all parities involved about the incident when the male subject became upset and began to yell obscenities and make threatening statements towards. This officer advised him several times to cease his actions and he refused to do so. The male subject was charged with Disorderly Conduct, after officers investigated the incident he was also charged with Assault. The male subject was transported to this department where he was processed and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: William Hively Jr. (D.O.B. 10/29/1970) 861 E. 6TH. ST. Salem Ohio 44460 Assault, Disorderly Conduct Officer Miller ******************************* lncident #: 20174633 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Fraud 312 JENNINGS AVE 1/2 Complainant: BEATTY BURT Complainant on station to file a fraud report. Complainant advised that she received a bill in the mail from Spectrum Cable that indicated that someone had opened an account at the residence where she used to live by using her name. Complainant advised that she had already contacted the cable company to advise them of the issue and have the cable shut off. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174637 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Water Line Break / Leak S LUNDY AVE / WALNUT ST Officer responded to the above location for a report of water leaking on the roadway. Officer observed water leaking from the cap to the water line. The Water Department was advised of the issue and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** lncident #: 20174641 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Stolen Bicycle 961 W WILSON ST C Complainant: JENNIFER FRIDLEY Police responded to the 900 block of W. Wilson St. for a stolen bike. The complainant stated about 04:00 hrs her car alarm went off. Later the complainant stated she was outside during the day and her child's bike was missing. The only description Police were able to receive was a purple kids bike. Police advised if further information to contact the department. Ptl D. Osberg *********************************** Incident #: 20174644 Date: Wednesday, JULY 5,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 392 W STATE ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of Jennings Ave in regards to a 911 hang up call. Officers made contact with several individuals at multiple apartments in the area who advised that everything was okay. Officers were flagged down by a male in the area of Jennings Ave and W State St who advised that he needed to go to the hospital, due to having not felt well all day. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance were requested to the scene. The male was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20174648 Date: Thursday, JULY 6,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2875 E STATE ST Complainant: JOANN GARWOOD, LEETONIA, OH HIT SKIP ACCIDENT Complainant on station to advise that yesterday afternoon around 1320 hrs. someone in a White vehicle had backed into her vehicle and left the parking lot. The incident was observed by a witness who got a partial temp tag number #I9360 and that the male subject checked his car and then left the parking lot. The complainant did not get the witnesses name. Minor damage was observed on the left rear side of her vehicle and she was given the report number for her insurance company. Officer Miller ******************************* Incident #: 20174649 Date: Thursday, JULY 6,2017 Menacing / Threats 384 OHIO AVE Complainant: WENDY MORRIS Officers spoke with a complainant who stated they heard from multiple subjects about a female subject making threats to cause physical harm to the complainant. Officers spoke with one of the subjects about what was said, they stated they heard the threat from other subjects talking about it. They didn't hear it directly from the female subject. Officers attempted to make contact with the female subject and was unable to make contact. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************ Incident #: 20174650 Date: Thursday, July 6, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 890 E THIRD ST Complainant: SONJA ELLIS Report of a B&E at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that some time overnight someone had entered her residence through a back window. The window screen was bent and it appeared to have been put in backwards. She advised that $25 and a house key were taken from her purse that was on the kitchen table all night. Officer Miller ******************************
Thursday, July 06, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174587 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Traffic Offense 1995 E STATE ST A Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation in the 1900 block of E State St. Officer found the driver/owner was found to be under suspension. Officer issued a citation for the driving under suspension, secured the vehicle registration and plates per the BMV and cleared without incident. Cited: Christina S. Zepernick DOB:3-27-87 of 450 Aetna St. Salem Charge: DUS-NC CCMC date of 7-11-17 Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Incident #: 20174589 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Child Custody Dispute 1146 E TENTH ST Complainant: ABIGAIL SHERIDAN Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of E. Tenth St. to speak to a complainant about a custody dispute. The complainant advised officer(s) that she was supposed to get her son for visitation, but the child's grandmother would not let her see the child. Officer(s) spoke to both the complainant and the child's grandmother, the complainant had paperwork that was not accurate with her visitations and was advised to contact her attorney to get an updated copy. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************** Incident #: 20174591 Date: Tuesday, JUIY 4,2017 Public Assist 761 E STATE ST While on another call in the 1700 block of E State St officer observed a motorist with a flat tire. Officer did assist the motorist and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************************** Incident #: 20174592 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 462 E PERSHING ST Officer on patrol in the area of E Pershing St. and S. Ellsworth Ave. observed a subject with several arrest warrants as a passenger in a vehicle. Officer stopped the vehicle and took the subject into custody without incident. During the stop a second passenger was detained for not complying with officers commands. While checking other subjects for warrants and determining if another arrest was to be made K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle and the driver was arrested. Officers responded on station where a waiting CCSO deputy took custody of both subjects and transported hem to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Timothy N. Thompson DOB:11/27/1987 of LKA:673 E 3rd St. Salem Oh 44460 Warrant Arrest: FTR to Jail - Barberton, FTA Drug/Drug Paraphernalia Alliance Municipal, FTA Endangering children Columbiana County Arrested: Derek M. Blair D0B:11/25/89 of 406 Somer St. Leetonia Oh Charge: Drug Paraphernalia Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* lncident #: 20174594 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Accidental Damage 180 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: AMANDA WARDELL Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of Hawley for a report of accidental damage to a vehicle. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that one of the neighborhood juveniles had wrecked their bicycle into the side of her vehicle causing damage. The vehicle in question did have a small dent and a scratch in the drivers side rear panel area. Officers did speak with the juveniles mother and she was advised of the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************* Incident #: 20174595 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Dog Bite 588 CEDAR ST Complainant: CHARLES ARDENO Officers responded to the 500 block of Cedar St for a dog bite. A neighbor dog had broken through a fence and when the male subject went to pet him the dog bit his hand. The owner of the dog was able to get the dog under control and back on his property. The victim then went to Salem ER to have his hand stitched. The owner of the dog was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for failure to obtain a dog license. The health department and dog warden were advised of the incident. Cited: Sean Golding DOB: 09-16-1993 Address: 575 Deming St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Failure to Obtain Dog License city ordinance 505.03 Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Incident #: 20174597 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Animal Complaint 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to Walmart parking lot for a report of a dog left in a vehicle. Officer(s) were able to locate the vehicle. Upon officers(s) arriving the owner of the vehicle came out of Walmart and advised that she was only in the store three minutes. Officers advised the female subject to either leave the windows cracked or the car running with the AC on in the future. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************** Incident #: 20174601 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Assist Perry Police W PERSHING ST / RAILROAD TRACKS Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officers responded to the area of W Pershing St near the railroad tracks to assist Perry Township Police Department. The officers advised of a complaint they were investigating and that some subjects involved may be inside the city. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** lncident #: 20174603 Date:Tuesday, July 4,2017 Assist Perry Police 579 E THIRD ST Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officers responded to the 500 block of E Third St to assist Perry Township PD in locating a male involved in a fight in their jurisdiction. The male was not located at that location but was later located trespassing on railroad property on W Pershing St. Officers did stand by with the male until a Perry Township officer arrived to finish their investigation. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** lncident #: 20174608 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse N LINCOLN AVE / E FOURTH While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for a moving violation. During the stop the K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon who did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was located inside the vehicle and charges may be filed. The driver of the vehicle was found to have a suspended drivers license and was cited for Driving under suspension and turn signal violation. AAA did respond to tow the vehicle. Cited: Kathryn Sims DOB: 04/21/1989 Address: 273 W 14th St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: DUS - Non Compliance Turn signal Ptl D Beeson *********************************** lncident #: 20174609 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Intoxicated Driver E STATE ST / PENN AVE Officer responded to the area of N Ellsworth Ave and E State St in regards to a report of an intoxicated driver. Officer located the vehicle in question and initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle. Officer did not observe any signs of impairment on the female subject who advised that she had just left her job. Officer advised the female subject of the complaint and cleared. Ptl C Walla ********************************* lncident #: 20174610 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Check Well Being 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Officers responded to the above location for a well being check. While enroute to the above location, the complainant called back and advised us of an address on Arch St where the subject was believed to be. Upon arrival officers were unable to locate the subject in question. This officer did drive by the original complaint location but did not locate the vehicle the subject was supposed to be driving. Ptl. D. Young ******************************** lncident #: 20174611 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Suspicious Activity 1384 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: VIOLET BLAKEY Officers responded to the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave for suspicious activity. The complainant stated someone was knocking on her door repeatedly. Officers checked the area and around the building but no one was located outside. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 20174613 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Suspicious Person 423 S LUNDY AVE A While on patrol in the 400 block of S Lundy officer did observe suspicious activity near a local business. Two males were near a soda machine and one of the males was behind the machine. Officer did make contact with the males who claimed to have been using a power source behind the machine to charge a phone. No tampering to the machines was observed and the males were advised to make other arrangements to charge their phones. Ptl D Beeson ********************************* lncident #: 20174615 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Accident Private Property Salem police Lot While responding to a call an on-duty officer did strike Unit#2 with Unit#l. The accident happened on private property in the Salem police lot. The damage was photographed. Ptl D Beeson ******************************* Incident #: 20174616 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Speak To Officer 789 W STATE ST Complainant: STEPHANIE SZAKACH, YOUNGSTOWN, OH Officer on patrol was flagged down by female complainant in the 700 block of W State St. The female complainant advised that her and a male subject were involved in a physical altercation. It was later found that the incident did not happen in the City. Officer advised the female complainant to contact the Columbiana County Sheriffs Office, Officer did provide the phone number for the female complainant so that she could contact the Sheriffs Office. Ptl C Walla ********************************** lncident #: 20174617 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Drug Paraphernalia N UNION AVE / CLEVELAND ST Officer on patrol observed a traffic violation on E State St and Union Ave. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle on N Union Ave and Cleveland St. Upon speaking to the driver, Officer observed a strong scent of marijuana emanating from the vehicle. Officer then conducted a probable cause search of the vehicle and contraband was located. The driver was issued a Minor Misdemeanor Citation and was also issued a traffic citation and was given a mandatory court date of 07/13/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. Driver: Maya Katherine lrey Wright Address: 786 Washington St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 12/16/1998 Charge(s): Possession of Marijuana (MM) (City ORD Turn Signal Violation (ORD 331.14) Ptl C Walla *********************************** Incident #: 20174618 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Domestic In Progress 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: BARBARA LINZ Officers resonded to the 500 block of E Fourth St in regards to a domestic in progress. The third party complainant advised that it sounded like people were fighting in the hallway and that there appeared to be a female laying in the hallway. Officers arrived on scene but were unable to locate any subjects. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla *********************************** Incident #: 20174620 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Civil Matter 607 CONTINENTAL DR 6 Complainant: LINDSAY MONTAGUE Officers spoke with a complainant at the above location about a civil matter involving issues with the landlord. The complainant stated the landlord has been threatening to evict them. Officers explained it was a civil matter and they would have to speak with the court. The complainant stated they already have a court date for tomorrow on the matter. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************* Incident #: 20174622 Date: Wednesday, JULY 5,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1050 W PERRY ST Complainant: CAROL ILER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a vehicle break in. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated their locked vehicle was entered overnight, but nothing was taken. The complainant asked for an extra watch in the neighborhood and stated this is the 3rd time this year. Ptl. M. Wirkner *********************************** lncident #: 20174624 Date: Wednesday, JULY 5,2017 Vehicle B8E / Trespass 1022 W PERRY ST Complainant: JOYCE REYNOLDS Officers responded to the above location for a vehicle break in report. The complainant stated that unknown subject(s) went through their unlocked vehicle sometime last night, nothing was taken from the vehicle. The complainant requested an extra watch in the area. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************** lncident #: 20174625 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Menacing / Threats 667 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Officers responded to the above noted location for a report of an argument. Upon arrival, the individuals involved were located at 495 Arch St. The complainant advised that she called because she felt that her estranged husband would cause problems when picking up their son. The male did not cause any problems and he took his son for the day with the permission of the complainant. Sgt. D. Green ********************************** lncident #: 20174626 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1000 W PERRY ST 703 Complainant: PATRICIA SALTSMAN Officers responded to the above location for a vehicle break in. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated their vehicle was entered sometime overnight, nothing was taken and the vehicle was unlocked. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* lncident #: 20174627 Date:Wednesday, July 5,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 274 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JOHN SOMMERS Officer responded to the above location for criminal damage to a motor vehicle. The complainant advised that sometime prior to the time of report, someone keyed the passenger side of his vehicle. Officer observed the damage and photos were taken. The complainant requested an extra patrol in the area, due to the current problems. Sgt. D. Green ********************************** lncident #: 20174628 Date: Wednesday, July 5,2017 Speak To Officer 495 ARCH ST Complainant: NELLIE HOUDYSHELL Report of speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and her daughter. They advised that they were ok and that they do not want the daughters soon to be ex-husband to come to the residence. This officer attempted to make contact with him but was unsuccessful. Officer Miller ********************************** lncident #: 20174630 Date:Wednesday, July 5,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: GLORIA SIMMS The complainant advised that her vehicle was entered sometime overnight while parked in the parking lot at her apartment complex. The suspect rummaged through the glove box, throwing items onto the floor, but nothing was reported missing. Sgt. D. Green ***********************************
Wednesday, July 05, 2017 10:44 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174586 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Accident With Injury BUTCHER RD / S CUNNINGHAM RD Officer(s) responded to the area of South Cunningham and Butcher Rd for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling south in the 600 block of Cunningham Rd when the driver stated that she had stopped for traffic. Unit # 2 had also been traveling south in the 600 block fo Cunningham Rd when the driver failed to stop for traffic. This action caused unit # 2 to strike unit # 1 from behind. The driver of unit # 1 was taken to ER by a friend. The driver of Unit # 2 was cited for A.C.D.A. and both vehicles were driven from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Jennifer Dolph vehicle / 2002 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Travis Diekmann vehicle / 2007 Dodge Ptl R Keister ************************************** Incident #: 20174579 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Animal Complaint 406 FRANKLIN ST 1/2 Complainant: JERRY PLEGGE Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of Franklin for a reported animal complaint. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant who stated that the neighbors dog had been defecating in his yard and that they had not cleaned it up. Officers spoke with the neighbor and she was advised of the complaint. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** lncident #: 20174580 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Ambulance Needed 1755 E THIRD ST Officer responded to a 911 hang up call on E. Third St. When this officer was almost there, dispatch advised she was able to speak with the caller who requested an ambulance. I spoke with the residents inside who stated a man had fallen on Saturday and now was having medical problems and wanted to go to the hospital. EMT and Salem FD arrived and officers cleared. Banar901 ********************************** lncident #: 20174581 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Speak To Officer 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: KIMBERLY KISNER Officer(s) responded to Salem Regional Medical Center to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officer(s) that while she has been in the hospital her boyfriend whom she has been living with changed the locks on all the doors to the house so she can't get in. Officer(s) will contact the male subject and advise him of the eviction process. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************* lncident #: 20174582 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 443 W ASHINGTON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers checked for a problem in the 400 blk of Washington after dispatch advised us of a 911 hang up call. Dispatch could hear an engine running in the background. Officer checked 443 and also some persons in the backyards up the street. A person in the backyards had accidentally pocket dialed 911. They were cutting down a tree with chainsaws. Nothing further needed and officers cleared. Banar901 ********************************** Incident #: 20174584 Date: Tuesdav. Julv 4,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr. for a report of a dispute. Upon arriving officer(s) spoke to a female subject who advised officer(s) that the dispute was only verbal and that the male half involved had left prior to officer(s) arrival. Officer(s) advised the female subject that if she has any further issues with the male subject to call and an officer will come out. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************* Incident #: 20174585 Date: Tuesday, JUIY 4,2017 Civil Matter Complainant: MEGHAN HULEC, NORTH ROYALTON, OH 44133 Complainant calling to speak with a officer about a possible theft that had occurred in the city. Officers spoke with the complainant and the issue was determined to be civil. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************** lncident #: 20174542 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Severe Weather Damage SHARP AVE / W PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of Sharp Ave and W Pershing St for a report of severe weather damage. The complainant advised of sparks coming from power lines in the area. Officers and the FD did check the area and located a problem in a nearby area. The FD did contact Ohio Edison. Ptl D Beeson ******************************* Incident #: 20174545 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 120 N LINCOLN AVE Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation on E State St. at Lincoln Ave. Officer during the stop deployed K9 Simon who indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered and the driver was cited for the contraband and given a warning for the traffic violation. Officer cleared without incident. Cited: Stafon T. Libert 235 E Chestnut St. Lisbon Oh Charge: MM Possession of Marijuana CCMC date of 7-10-17 Ptl. M .Garber ********************************** lncident #: 20174546 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Accident Private Property WATERWORTH PARK / SUPERlOR CEMETERY Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Waterworth park for a report of a vehicle that got stuck in the ditch coming from the cemetary. Officers stood by until AAA arrived on scene and removed the vehicle from the ditch. The vehicle was able to be driven from the scene. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************** Incident #: 20174549 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 648 S UNION AVE SALEM Officers responded to the 600 block of S Union Ave to check for a female with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. Officer arrived and did locate the female who was taken into custody for the warrant. The female was transported to the Salem Police Department for processing and was later released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Carley A Eckman DOB: 05/08/1993 Address: 648 S Union Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant - Neglect Child Ptl D Beeson ********************************* Incident #: 20174550 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1266 E PERSHING ST Officer responded to the above location for a warrant check. Upon arrival, officer located the male subject in question. The warrant was confirmed and the subject was taken into custody. The subject was transported to this station for the booking process and later released to CCSO. ARRESTED: Joshua L. Dilling D.0.B.- 02/28/1994 1266 E. Pershing St. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge -Warrant Ptl. D. Young ************************************* Incident #: 20174551 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Accident With Injury N HOWARD AVE / W FIFTH ST Officers responded to the intersection of N Howard Ave and W Fifth St for a accident with injury. The driver of the vehicle was having a fight with her exboyfriend out the window and was not paying attention to the roadway. The driver was headed westbound on W Fifth St and ran the stop sign at W Fifth St and N Howard Ave. The driver then attempted to turn southbound on N Howard Ave and turned too quickly. The vehicle went left of center and then struck a telephone pole on the opposite side of the roadway. First responders and EMT were called to the scene but the driver refused all treatment. The vehicle was towed from the scene by AAA and the driver was issued a citation for stop sign violation and failure to control. Cited: Makayla Dickens DOB: 01-16-1997 Address: 38031 Mattix Road, Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Charge: Reasonable Control city ordinance 333.08 and Disobey Traffic Control Device (Stop Sign) city ordinance 313.01 Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** lncident #: 20174552 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 590 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 500 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. for a report of a juvenile who was outside his residence playing with a suitcase full of knives and a rusty gun. Officers located the suitcase which had several kitchen knives and a toy rifle. Officers spoke to the mother of the juvenile and advised her of the complaint. This matter will be sent to children services for review. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************** Incident #: 20174555 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Domestic Dispute Report E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ZEIGLER, AUX P 0 Officer responded to Waterworth Memorial Park for a reported assault/domestic. Officer located the incident that involved 2 juveniles, and found the male juvenile struck a female juvenile. Officer contacted the juveniles and while handling the complaint a third juvenile became disruptive and was removed from the park. The male juvenile involved in the assault was charged and released to a parent and the female juvenile's parent were contacted and advised of the incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************** Incident #: 20174556 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Obstructed Roadway 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A Complainant: CHUCK SMITH Officer responded to the above location for an obstructed roadway report. Complainant stated there were two metal plates on the roadway that were coming apart. Upon arrival, officer located the area in question, which was indeed a traffic hazard, due to the metal plates exposing a large hole in the roadway. Due to the increased traffic from the fireworks, the proper City department was contacted and were able to move the metal plates back in place with a back hoe. Officer did stand by for traffic control until the hole was able to be covered properly. Ptl. D. Young ********************************** lncident #: 201 74557 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Suspicious Activity 1230 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: KAREN MCCORKHILL Officer responded to the above location for a suspicious activity report. Complainant advised her yard was filling up with smoke due to a possible smoke bomb being set off my someone in the area. Upon arrival, officer checked the area but was unable to locate the source of the issue. Ptl. D. Young ********************************** lncident #: 20174561 Date:Monday, July 3,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 966 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JOSEPH GRAHAM Officer responded to the 900 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to a parking complaint. Officer arrived on scene and located the vehicle in question and issued the vehicle a red warning. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ********************************* lncident #: 20174564 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Loud Persons 286 W WILSON ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officer responded to the 200 block of W Wilson St for a loud person complaint. The complainant advised several subjects were setting off fireworks and their dog was continuously barking. Officer made contact with the subjects and advised them to take the dog inside for the evening and to stop setting off fireworks. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Incident #: 20174565 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Suspicious Odor W WILSON ST / RAILROAD CR Officers responded to W Wilson St near the railroad tracks for a suspicious odor. Officers could smell the scent of marijuana in the area but was unable to locate where it was coming from. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Incident #: 20174567 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr for a report of a verbal dispute. Officers arrived and spoke with both subjects involved. Both were advised to stay separated for the evening. Ptl D Beeson ********************************* Incident #: 20174569 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Assist Other Agency Officer responded to Columbiana Police Department to assist with a female subject. The female was patted down for illegal drugs, however nothing was found. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** lncident #: 20174571 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Officers initiated a traffic stop in the 800 block of W State St. The driver of the vehicle was administered field sobriety and was advised to get a ride home. The driver and the passenger requested a cab to take them to a residence inside the city. The vehicle was legally parked in the parking lot and left there for the evening with permission from the business. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Incident #: 2017 4572 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 259 W THIRTEENTH ST Officers responded to the 200 block of W 13th St for a report of loud music coming from a residence. Officers did make contact with the resident and advised them of the complaint. The music was turned down and officers cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************ Incident #: 20174574 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 OVI Arrest 1800 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 1800 block of E Third St for a moving violation. The driver of the vehicle was administered field sobriety test and was found to be impaired and was arrested for OVI. While on station the female subject refused to listen to officers commands and would not corporate. The female subject started to become very combative and was yelling at officers. The female subject was charged with OVI and Obstruction of Official Business and transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Kari A. Stahl DOB: 12/21/1991 Address: 950A W Wilson St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511. 19Al a and Obstructing Official Business ORC 2921.31 Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Incident #: 20174575 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Loud Persons 259 W THIRTEENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 200 block of W Thirteenth St in regards to a loud persons complaint. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the resident at the house and advised them of the complaint. They advised that they would keep the noise to a minimum. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ********************************** lncident #: 20174576 Date: Tuesday, July 4,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 565 FRANKLIN ST D Complainant: FRANK GALLOWAY Officer responded to the 500 block of Franklin Ave in regards to a domestic dispute report. The complainant advised that he witnessed the male subject slap the female victim. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the female victim who advised that the male subject did not hit her but they had a verbal argument and he left prior to Officers arrival. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ********************************* Incident #: 20174577 Date: Tuesday, JULY 4,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 464 S UNlON AVE Complainant: JOHNNY LAGORE Officer responded to the 400 block of S Union Ave in regards to a parking complaint. Officer arrived on scene and located the vehicle in question. Officer issued that vehicle a red warning citation. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ***********************************
Tuesday, July 04, 2017 08:01 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174535 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Fingerprints Officer(s) responded to the station so that they could fingerprint a persons for his employment. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ****************************** Incident #: 20174536 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Theft 1517 CLEVELAND ST COM FRANK SANCHEZ Officer responded to the above stated address for a theft report. Upon arrival it was advised from the complainant that he was having a garage sale and someone had stolen some of his vintage spoons. The complainant did advise of a few names as to who could have taken the items in question. Officer advised it would be looked into, also that a report would be on file for the incident. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Incident #: 20174521 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Loitering 2875 E STATE ST D Officers were dispatched to the entrance of Walmart for a report of loitering. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the subject who advised that he was trying to obtain gas money so that he could get back to Alabama. Officers advised the subject of the soliciting ordinance in the city and the male ceased without incident. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20174522 Date: Sunday, JULY 2,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 771 N LINCOLN AVE 1/2 COM JOSEPH DOMINIC Officer was dispatched to the 700 block of N. Lincoln Avenue for an unauthorized use of a motor vehicle report. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that a male subject known to him took his vehicle on 06/29/2017 with out his knowledge and has not brought the vehicle back. The complainant advised the subject did use the vehicle on and off for about a month, but would not respond to attempted contact about bringing the vehicle back. The complainant advised he wanted to wait until 07/03/2017 to see if the subject brought the vehicle back and if he did not he would pursue the matter. The complainant later advised that he was going to get his vehicle near the Alliance, Ohio area. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ Incident #: 20174524 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Fireworks Complaint 1476 E STATE ST COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to a fireworks complaint reported to be originating from somewhere South of the 1400 block of Cleveland St. Officer was on E State St near the 1400 block just prior to the complaint and had noted the fireworks came from somewhere North of the roadway. Officer subsequently made contact with residents in the 1400 block of E State St who affirmed a couple fireworks had been ignited. Officer advised of State Laws prohibiting the discharge of fireworks and the individuals stated their would be no more fireworks set off. Sgt B Slider ********************************* Incident #: 20174526 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION COM OIL, SMITH Report of a drive off at the above stated business. $10.68 worth of gasoline was pumped into a yellow Suzuki motorcycle and the operator had left the business without rendering payment. Dispatch advised that the motorcycle had left west bound on E State St. Officer responded and checked the area, but was unable to locate any vehicles matching the description provided. Ptl. Cochran ******************************** Incident #: 20174527 Date: Sunday, JULY 2,2017 Assist Perry Police 343 GEORGETOWN RD COM PD, Perry Twp 2194 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, (330) 332-1 000 Officer was dispatched to the 300 block of Georgetown Rd in order to assist Perry Township Police Department, who received a complaint of suspicious activity at a vacant home. Officers responded and an unsecured door was located. Officers entered the residence in order to check for any subjects trespassing on the property. Nobody was located and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20174528 Date: Sunday, JULY 2,2017 Person To Be Removed 990 SOUTHEAST BLVD Police responded to the 1900 block of S. E. Blvd. in reference to one to be removed. Upon arrival officers found it to be a domestic dispute. The female wanted the male removed from the property. The male was found to be too intoxicated to drive and female advised she would take him and his vehicle to his residence and another person would pick her up. Subjects then left and officers cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************** Incident #: 20174529 Date: Sunday, JULY 2,2017 Fireworks Complaint 875 GRANITE AVE COM UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to a fireworks complaint in the 800 block of Granite. Officers did not hear or observe any fireworks in the area, but did make contact with an individual at the location they were reported to be originating from. Officer advised of State Laws prohibiting the discharge of fireworks and requested the individuals at the residence cease igniting the fireworks to avoid potential criminal consequences. Sgt B Slider ******************************* Incident #: 20174530 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Barking Dog 410 BENTON RD 4 COM CCSO Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Benton Rd for a barking dog complaint. Dispatch advised that the Perry Township Police Department was unable to respond to the call and requested an officer from this department to respond. Officer responded and made contact with the subject, who was advised of the complaint. The dogs were brought inside and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** lncident #: 20174531 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Suspicious Vehicle CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Police observed a vehicle in Centennial park after closing. Police made contact and while identifying the driver police learned she did not possess a valid operators license. The drivers uncle was brought to the scene and drove the vehicle away. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* Incident #: 20174532 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Items Being Thrown At Moving MV E STATE ST / N ELLSWORTH COM LISA HILL Officer responded to the above area in reference to a report of items being thrown at a motor vehicle. Complainant advised that someone in a silver Volkswagen convertible had thrown an egg at her windshield. Officers checked the area, but the vehicle had already departed. Photographs were taken and complainant was advised that a report would be on file. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20174533 Date: Monday, July 3,2017 Assault 438 S BROADWAY AVE COM MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZ JUAREZ Officers responded to the 400 block of S Broadway Ave in regards to an unknown emergency incident. Upon arrival, officers spoke to the complainant who stated that an intoxicated male had assaulted him and pointed to their location. Officers attempted to make contact with two intoxicated males who then became combative with officers. A struggle ensued, which required officers to use force and a Taser was deployed. The males were subsequently taken into custody. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene and tended to the males. They were later transported to the Columbiana County Jail and charged with Resisting Arrest (ORC 2921.33) and Obstruction of Official Business (ORC 2921.31). The assault on the complainant is pending investigation. Arrested: Mauro lxcoy Ramos DOB 12/18/1983 438 S Broadway Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Resisting Arrest (ORC 2921.33) Arrested: Silverio lxcoy Ramos DOB 05/25/1987 438 S Broadway Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charges: Resisting Arrest (ORC 2921.33) Obstruction of Official Business (ORC 2921.31) Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20174534 Date: Monday, JULY 3,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 157 OHlO AVE Officer was dispatched to the above area for a report of drug paraphernalia having been located. Dispatch advised that a hypodermic needle was on the sidewalk in front of the St. Paul's Catholic Church. Officer responded and looked for the item, but was unable to locate it. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***********************************
Monday, July 03, 2017 07:39 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174495 Date: Saturday, July 1,2017 Accident No Injury Reported SUPERIOR AVE / N LINCOLN AVE UNIT#1 Owner/DRIVER MARILYN KAISER, COLUMBUS, OH UNIT #2 DRIVER SAM FROST, COLUMBIANA, OH, Owner SOURCEONE ADJUSTERS Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle accident. Unit #1 was stopped at the stop sign on Superior Ave, Unit# 2 was traveling southbound on North Lincoln Ave. Unit# 1 pulled out into the path of Unit# 2 and struck the front passenger door and fender. The driver of Unit# 1 was issued a citation for Failure To Yield at an Intersection. Unit# 2 was driven from the scene, Unit# 1 was towed from the scene by Sinsleys Towing. Marilyn K. Kaiser D.0.B 05/22/1953 5299 Sundale PI N Columbus, Ohio Citation Failure to Yield at an Intersection ORD 331.16 A PTL. M. Wirkner ************************************* lncident #: 20174520 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 190 E THIRD ST Complainant: Gail Shontz Report of a juvenile playing in the roadway and almost getting hit at the above location. Upon arrival, officers found that the juvenile had gotten away from his parents and had ran into the roadway. Complainant had stopped and stood by until the parents could get the child, the Salem F.D. and EMT arrived on scene. Everything appeared to be ok with the child and officers cleared without incident. Officer Miller *********************************** lncident #: 2017451 9 Date: Sunday, JUIY 2,2017 Theft 2842 E STATE ST Complainant: CODY CLARK, LEETONIA, OH Officer responded to the above location to speak with the complainant for a reported theft. He advised that he was parked at the business and was inside. He stated that his girlfriend showed up and removed some of his personal items out of the truck. Officers located the girlfriend at a nearby business and she was advised of the complaint. The complainants cell phone was returned and the other items in question were reportedly at their residence. The complainant was going to go home and check and advise this officer. Sgt. D. Green *********************************** Incident #: 20174516 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Disgruntled Employee 2955 E STATE ST D Complainant: ALANNAH BUCKLE Complainant on station reference an incident at her place of employment. Complainant advised that she just wanted the incident documented in case of any other issues. Officer Miller ********************************* Incident #: 20174498 Date: Saturday, July 1,2017 Speak To Officer 821 E STATE ST Complainant: DUSTIN METZ Officer spoke with the complainant via telephone in reference to a child custody issue. Complainant advised that he has a court order to see his child during a designated time and his ex-girlfriend is not obeying it. He states that she is not responding to any of his means of contact and wished the incident be documented for his attorney. Officer LaRosa ******************************* Incident #: 20174499 Date: Saturday, July 1,2017 Immobilize Vehicle 211 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: TOWING, SINSLEYS Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of W Seventh St in order to immobilize a vehicle per court order from the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Officer responded to the residence and a club lock was placed on the steering wheel to prevent the vehicle from being driven. The owner of the vehicle was advised of the court order and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20174500 Date: Saturday, JULY 1,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / S BROADWAY Unit #1 Operator- Jim Warneke Jr, LEETONIA, OH, Owner Quaker Cabs Unit #2 Operator- Neelie McCleery - Owner ROBERT HALL Unit #1 was traveling East on E. State St approaching the light at N. Broadway Ave when it struck Unit #2. Unit #2 was waiting at the light traveling east bound when it was struck in the rear. Minor damages to the front of Unit #1 and the rear of Unit #2. The operator of Unit #2, Neelie McCleery, requested medical attention but signed a refusal to be transported. Both vehicles were able to drive away from the scene. Unit #1, Jim Warneke Jr, was issued a citation for Assured Clear Distance. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ lncident #: 20174505 Date: Saturday, July I , 2017 Fireworks Complaint 741 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to the area of Jennings Avenue just south of W. Eighth Street for a fireworks complaint. Officer responded and located the source of the fireworks. Contact was made with a male resident of the property and he was advised of the state law regarding fireworks. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ Incident #: 20174506 Date: Saturday, JUIY 1,2017 Suspicious Vehicle JENNINGS AVE / BYPASS Officer observed a vehicle stopped in the southbound lane at the Salem City Limits with hazard lights activated and an individual along the roadside with a flashlight. Officer made contact with the individual to affirm all was OK. The individual stated that he was looking for their lost dog. Officer recalled that Salem and Perry Township Officers had located a dog at large earlier this evening on N Ellsworth Ave near the City Limits. Officer obtained a description of the individuals missing dog and it was the same breed as the one that had been located. Officer advised the individual to contact Perry Township Police after dispatch affirmed the dog was still in their custody. Sgt B Slider ******************************* Incident #: 20174508 Date: Saturday, July 1,2017 Suspicious Vehicle WATERWORTH PARK / SUPER10R Police observed a vehicle parked in the parking lot for Memorial Park off Superior after the park closed. Police made contact with the occupants, checked them for warrants and then advised them of the park hours and sent them on their way. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************************** Incident #: 20174510 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Assist Perry Police SR45 W OF NEW GARDEN Complainant: POLICE, PERRY TWP K9 Simon was requested on the SR 45 Bypass near SR 9 for a sniff of a vehicle. K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor and a search recovered contraband. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************* Incident #: 20174512 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Assault 1995 E STATE ST A Officers were dispatched to the Salem Regional Medical Center in reference to an assault report. Officers spoke with the juvenile complainant who advised that he was taken to the hospital against his will, after having taken narcotics, and during the process, his cousin's husband had choked him while forcibly removing him from the vehicle. Officers spoke with the female involved who advised that nothing malicious had been done, but that they were concerned for his safety and could only get him into the hospital by grabbing his arms. Complainant had no injuries, but was advised that a report would be on file to document the incident. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20174513 Date: Sunday, July 2,2017 Assist Perry Police BENTON RD / ALLEN RD Complainant: PERRY TWP, POLICE 2198 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM, OH 44460 (330)332-1000 Officer was dispatched to the area of Benton Road and Allen Road to assist Perry Township Police Department on a traffic stop. Officer stood by with a male and female subject while a Perry Township officer searched their vehicle with consent. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** lncident #: 20174514 Date: Sunday, JUIY 2,2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE Police were requested to administer a Datamaster test on an OVI suspect for Perry Twp. PD. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *************************************
Sunday, July 02, 2017 09:14 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174481 Date: Saturday, JULY 1,2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 353 E FOURTH ST Officer responded to the 300 block of E 4th St. with the Salem FD for lines down. Officer located the lines and an additional tree on wires in the area and contacted Ohio Edison. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl .M. Garber ****************************** lncident #: 201 74488 Date:Saturday, July 1,2017 Accident Private Property 780 W STATE ST Officer responded to the 700 block of W State St. for a private property crash. Officer arrived and found while backing out of a parking two vehicles collided. Officer took the information for the report and photographed both vehicles. Officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************** Incident #: 20174490 Date: Saturday, July 1, 2017 ambulance needed 260 S. ELLSWORTH Report of ambulance needed at the above location. Upon arrival, officer stood by while a male subject was placed into the ambulance and transported to the Salem E.R. to physical and physiological issue. Male subject was transported to Salem E.R. by EMT. Ptl. R.Miller ********************************** Incident #: 20174483 Theft Complainant: JARROD FLINN Report of a theft at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that someone had taken a package from his residence that was delivered yesterday at 1516 hrs. Complainant advised that he confirmed the with Amazon that the package was dropped off yesterday at the above time. Complainant advised that the package was a tin of game dice and he was given the report number to give to Amazon. Officer Miller ********************************* Incident #: 20174498 Date: Saturday, July 1,2017 Speak To Officer 821 E STATE ST Complainant: DUSTIN METZ Officer spoke with the complainant via telephone in reference to a child custody issue. Complainant advised that he has a court order to see his child during a designated time and his ex-girlfriend is not obeying it. He states that she is not responding to any of his means of contact and wished the incident be documented for his attorney. Ptl. S. LaRosa ********************************* lncident #: 201 74492 Date: Saturday, JULY 1,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1028 JENNINGS AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALL Officers responded to the above location for a parking complaint. Officers located several vehicles parked on the side of the road, Officers observed multiple garage sales in the area, Officers located the owners of the vehicles and explained there was no parking on the roadway. The vehicles were moved. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************** lncident #: 20174485 Date: Saturday, JULY 1,2017 Forgery 2345 LEXINGTON AVE Complainant: CINDY WILSON Report of a Forgery. Upon arrival, complainant advised that someone had wrote a check for $1800.00 from her account at Wood forest Bank. The complainant advised that some how that got a hold of her account and wrote the check that wasn't even from her checks. Complainant was given the report number for Wood Forest bank. Officer Miller *********************************** lncident #: 20174482 Date: Saturday, JULY 1,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 2233 E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a syringe found in the parking lot. Officers located and properly disposed of the syringe. Ptl. M.Wirkner *********************************** lncident #: 20174491 Date: Saturday, July 1,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: JILL FLOUNDERS Complainant on station reference her a family member that she was to pick up at the Salem E.R. but was not there when she arrived. This officer gathered all the information and she advised that she was going to his residence to see if he was there. She then advised that if not she would go to the proper jurisdiction to fill out a missing person report. The complainant did call back later to advise that her family member was safe at his residence. Officer Miller ************************************ Incident #: 20174497 Date: Saturday, July 1,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 208 ROSE AVE Complainant: PAUL STIFFLER Unit#l Owner Driver RlCKlE BENDER Unit#2 Driver PAUL STIFFLER Owner MALA MONROY TRAFFIC ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l, RlCKlE BENDER, was backing out of his drive way when he backed into the rear of Unit#2 who was stopped in the alley way for traffic. The driver of Unit#2, PAUL STIFFLER, advised that he was stopped in the alley way off Rose Ave. waiting on traffic when Unit#l backed into the rear of his vehicle. Minor damage was observed at the time of the accident. Officer Miller ***************************** Incident #: 201 74493 Date:Saturday, July 1,2017 Accident Private Property WALMART Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit #1 Driver LINDA SCHULTZ Unit #2 Driver FREDERICK DUKE PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT The driver of Unit#l, LINDA SCHULTZ , was attempting to back out of a parking space when she backed into the drivers side of Unit 2. The driver of Unit#2, FREDERICK DUKE, advised that he was attempting to leave the parking lot when Unit#l backed into the side of his vehicle. Minor damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the report. Officer Miller *********************************** lncident #: 20174464 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Dog At Large Police responded to the Salem Pool for a found dog. Police were able to locate the owner and transport the dog to the 500 block of S. Union Ave. Ptl D. Osberg *********************************** Incident #: 20174456 Date:Friday, June 30,2017 Drive Off 445 PROSPECT ST GAS STATION Police responded to Salem Propane for a drive off. The clerks advised that a vehicle on pump #1 had drove off without paying for $43 worth of gas. The clerks were unable to give a discription but advised they would be able to give officers video surveillance for review. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ lncident #: 20174459 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Public Assist SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: AMY WICKERSHAM Police responded to Southeast Blvd between Ridgewood and Franklin for a female in a motorized wheelchair The complainant stated it looked like her battery died and she was stuck. Police searched the area and were unable to make contact with the female. Ptl D. Osberg *********************************** Incident #: 201 74460 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Dirtbike In Roadway 667 NEWGARDEN AVE Police responded to the 600 block of Newgarden Ave for juveniles on mini bikes on the roadway. When officers arrived two male juveniles on bicycles were observed riding on the sidewalk. Officers made contact with the juveniles and made sure they were aware to stay out of the roadway. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************** Incident #: 20174462 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Report of a drive off at the above business. Officer spoke with the complainant who advised that a grey Ford Ranger had pumped $32.50 worth of gas and left without rendering payment. Complainant advised that the truck left heading west bound on E State St. No license plate information was provided. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* lncident #: 20174465 Date:Friday, June 30,2017 Person Down 412 W WILSON ST Officers were dispatched to an unnamed alley between the 400 block of W Pershing St and the 400 block of W Wilson St for a man down. Dispatch advised that a male was found laying in the alley and may need medical attention. Upon arrival, officers observed the male to be extremely intoxicated and had a severe laceration on his forehead. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene. The male was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174468 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 413 S LINCOLN AVE B Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY, SHERIFFS 8473 COUNTY HOME RD LISBON, OH Officers responded to the above location in regards to a report of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that a male known to him had taken the truck of a mutual friend and was not supposed to. The complainant advised that the suspect was told by the owner not to take the vehicle. The vehicle had been returned prior to the complainant filing the report. Officers spoke with the suspect who advised that he had only taken the vehicle in order to fill the gas tank. Officers also spoke with the victim/owner of the truck who advised that he did not want anything done about the issue. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************* Incident #: 20174469 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Menacing / Threats 536 WALNUT ST Complainant: RICHARD McFARLAND Officer responded to the 500 block of Walnut St where a resident advised that a male individual known to him had threatened the complainant several hours earlier this date. The complainant advised that the threat was in relation to a fight that had occurred the prior evening and the complainant wanted it documented that the other male in the fight had threatened him today. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Incident #: 20174473 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Reckless Operator 1761 E STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant: GRIER, STEPHANIE Officer responded to the above location in reference to a reckless operator. Officer was flagged down by the complainant and shown the vehicle in question, which was in the drive-thru line. Complainant advised that the vehicle was swerving all over the roadway and not maintaining its lane. Contact was made with the driver , who was observed not to be intoxicated but was operating the vehicle with a suspended license. The driver was issued a citation for DUS and his passenger drove the vehicle away. Officer LaRosa ********************************** Incident #: 20174475 Date: Saturday, JULY 1,2017 Suspicious Activity CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Police observed a vehicle parked in the parking lot at Centennial Park off E. Pershing St. during the closed hours of the park. Upon making contact with the subjects they were advised of the park hours, checked for warrants and released. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************************** lncident #: 20174477 Date: Saturday, JULY 1, 2017 Suspicious Activity 218 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of E Sixth St in regards to suspicious activity. Complainant advised that a male, with whom she has a protection order against, was possibly outside her residence. She advised that a maroon vehicle had been sitting outside her residence for twenty minutes until she came outside. Upon officer's arrival, the vehicle had departed the area. Officers checked the area for several minutes, but were unable to locate the vehicle. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174478 Date:Saturday, July 1,2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: CCSO Police were requested to administer a Datamaster test on an OVI suspect for Perry Twp. Police. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** lncident #: 20174479 Date: Saturday, JULY 1,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: MCSO Police were requested by Goshen Twp. PD to be on the lookout for a silver Chevrolet Silverado pickup that was involved in a hit/skip accident in their jurisdiction. Officers watched for the vehicle and checked the parking lots on the east end but were unable to locate the vehicle. Officers were then asked to check a residence on E. 7th St. for a female possibly involved. Police made contact with the resident who advised that the female was not there. The resident made a few phones calls and located the female. The information was passed on to Goshen Twp. PD. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************
Saturday, July 01, 2017 08:37 AM -0500 lncident #: 20174451 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 1364 S LINCOLN AVE 4 Complainant: ERIN POLLIK Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that some time over night an unknown subject(s) cut the screen out of one of the windows, the glass window wasn't damaged. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** lncident #: 20174450 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Drug Paraphernalia WATERWORTH PARK / SUNSET PARK PLAYGROUND Officers responded to the above location for a report of a syringe laying in the grass. Officers collected the syringe and properly deposed of it. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************* Incident #: 20174456 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Drive Off 445 PROSPECT ST GAS STATION Police responded to Salem Propane for a drive off. The clerks advised that a vehicle on pump #1 had drove off without paying for $43 worth of gas. The clerks were unable to give a discretion but advised they would be able to give officers video surveillance for review. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Incident #: 20174458 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Criminal Trespassing 642 W WILSON ST Complainant: SHERLEY SIMMONS Report of criminal tress passing at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that someone had entered her vehicle and took $8 from her vehicle. The vehicle was parked in the garage all night, she checked the garage and nothing else appeared to be missing They were advised that if something is missing to contact this department. Ptl. R.Miller ********************************** lncident #: 20174453 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 2401 E STATE ST A Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Report of a 911 hang up call in the above area. Upon arrival, this officer checked the parking lot and inside the above business. No one was found to have called 911. Officer Miller ******************************* lncident #: 20174455 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Recovered Property Female subject had brought a cell phone (Blue cover) on station that she found near Sparkle Market. Contact was made with the owner and he did respond to this department and claim his phone. Officer Miller ******************************* lncident #: 20174457 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Debris In Roadway 400 BLOCK OF VINE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 400 block of Vine St for a trash can in the roadway. When officers arrived the owner of the trash can was advised and came out to clean it up. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************* Incident #: 20174459 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Public Assist SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: AMY WICKERSHAM Police responded to Southeast Blvd between Ridgewood and Franklin for a female in a motorized wheelchair. The complainant stated it looked like her battery died and she was stuck. Police searched the area and were unable to make contact with the female. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************** lncident #: 20174444 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Intoxicated Driver W STATE ST / GEORGETOWN RD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of W State St at the city limits for a report of a possible reckless operator/intoxicated driver. The complainant advised that the vehicle had passed several vehicles and was crossing the center line. Officer did locate the vehicle and did initiate a traffic stop with the vehicle. The driver was not intoxicated and stated that he was just trying to get to work. The driver was advised to drive safely and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************************ Incident #: 201 74442 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 200 BLOCK OF E SEVENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of E Seventh St for a juvenile in the roadway. A neighbor advised officers the juvenile's residence and contact was made with the parents. The juvenile was inside the residence and the father was advised of the complainant. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Incident #: 20174441 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Person To Be Removed 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SRMC, SECURITY Officers responded to Salem Regional Medical Center for a person to be removed. The male subject advised he was upset with his ex-girlfriend but willingly left the hospital without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Incident #: 201 74439 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Menacing / Threats 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SRMC, KEITH Officer responded to the 1900 block of E State St for a report of menacing. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a male was making threats in regards to another male. Officer did speak to the male in question who denied all accusations. The male was advised of possible menacing charges should his behavior continue. Ptl D Beeson ******************************* lncident #: 20174438 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Dog At Large 300 BLOCK OF W EIGHT While on patrol officers noticed two large dogs that were wondering around on W. Eighth St. The dogs did not have any collars on them. Officers were not able to get the dogs to come to them or stop. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ Incident #: 20174435 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Fight 536 WALNUT ST Officers responded to the 500 block of Walnut St for a report of a fight. Officers arrived and found that two males had been engaged in a physical altercation. Witnesses stated that both males acted as aggressors in the incident. Richard McFarland III and Shawn Cassinger were both issued minor misdemeanor citations for disorderly conduct. The Salem FD and EMT did respond and one of the males was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Cited: Richard McFarland III DOB: 07/22/1961 Address (LKA) 308 Ohio Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: MM Disorderly Conduct Cited: Shawn F Cassinger DOB: 10/30/1965 Address: 500 E 4th St Apt 201 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: MM Disorderly Conduct Ptl D Beeson ******************************* lncident #: 201 74445 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 800 BLOCK OF NEWGARDEN While on patrol officer observed a vehicle commit a moving violation. Officer did initiate a traffic stop with the vehicle in the 800 block of Newgarden. During the stop, the K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon who did indicate to the presence of the scent of narcotics. A probable cause search did yield contraband in the vehicle. The two juvenile occupants did call their parents to respond to the scene. The juvenile driver of the vehicle was taken into custody for delinquency and immidately released to his father at the scene. The driver was advised that he would receive correspondance from the juvenile officer andlor juvenile courts. Ptl D Beeson ********************************* lncident #: 20174446 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 842 W PERRY ST Complainant: HOLLY WYNYARD Officers responded to the 800 block of W Perry St for a domestic dispute report. The complainant advised that her teenage son had gotten into a verbal argument with her about being grounded. The juvenile then left the residence and was walking down the roadway. The mother agreed to let the juvenile stay at his grandmother's for the evening so he could calm down. The juvenile was advised that his mother was permitted to take disciplinary actions when he became belligerent with her. The mother was advised the process to file unruly charges. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* lncident #: 20174447 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Severe Weather Damage 161 N LINCOLN AVE Officer responded to the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to a light pole that sustained damage due to weather. Officer arrived on scene and located the light pole in question and advised dispatch to contact the City Street Department. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************************** lncident #: 20174448 Date: Friday, June 30,2017 Unknown Noise Disturbance 259 W THIRTEENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of W Thirteenth St for a loud party complaint. Officers made contact with a large group of young adults and advised them to disperse the party. Several drivers were checked for impairment prior to leaving the residence. All the subjects were given warnings about trespassing and parking on private property. Ptl. E. Perry ***********************************
Friday, June 30, 2017 08:46 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174420 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 231 W TENTH ST Complainant: ROBERT VANPELT Officer responded to the above stated address for a motor vehicle breaking. Upon officer arrival it was advised from the complainant that his stereo head unit was stolen from his vehicle along with his car jack that came with the vehicle. Officer advised the complainant there would be a report on file for the incident. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Incident #: 20174417 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Accidental Damage 491 REILLY AVE D Complainant: KEN KENST Officers responded to the 400 block of Reilly Ave for accidental damage to the track. Part of the school building had fallen and caused minor damage to the track. The fire department was called to the scene and shut down the stadium for safety issues. The fire department advised that they would get an inspector to look at the building. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** lncident #: 20174429 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 861 E SIXTH ST Complainant: WILLIAM HIVELY Officer(s) responded to the 800 block of East 6th St for a report of drug paraphernalia. On arrival officers took possession of a loaded syringe from the complainant. The item was transported to the station were it will be properly disposed of. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** lncident #: 20174427 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Animal Complaint E STATE 2900 BLOCK A Officer responded to the above stated address for an animal complaint. Upon arrival it was advsied that there were two dogs left inside of a vehicle with small cracks in the window to allow air in. Officer spoke with the owner of the dogs who advised she was just inside the store for a short time. Both dogs was fine. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** lncident #: 20174433 Date:Thursday, June 29,2017 Suspicious Object 351 SHARP AVE Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of Sharp for a report of a suspicious object in the curb lawn. On arrival officers located two bottles / jugs that had appeared to have a flammable liquid inside. Officers had the FD respond to the scene and it was determined that the objects were home made tiki torches. Officers took possession of the items and they were disposed off. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** lncident #: 20174422 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV N LUNDY AVE / E SECOND ST Officer(s) responded to the area of East 2nd St and N Lundy for a report of a disabled vehicle in the roadway. On arrival officers spoke with the driver who stated that she had help on the way. Officers were able to push the vehicle out of the roadway. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************* Incident #: 201 74423 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 969 W WILSON ST C Complainant: JULIE HILTBRAND Officer responded to the above stated address for a criminal damage to a motor vehicle report. Upon arrival the complainant advised that there was red nail polish splattered on his vehicle. Officer took photos of the vehicle. Officer advised a report would be on file. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************* lncident #: 20174425 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Dog At Large 1250 E NINTH ST Officer was on patrol in the area of N. Lincoln Ave. and E. 9th St. when officer observed a dog in the street. Officer followed the dog to the 1200 blk of E. 9th where it returned home. Officer made contact with the dogs owner and advised that the dog was all the way down the street. Officer also gave the owner a warning to the dog owner for A Dog At Large. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** lncident #: 20174380 Date:Tuesday, June 27,2017 Check Well Being 211 W SEVENTH ST Officer responded to the 200 block of W Seventh St to check the well being of a resident at that location. Officers knocked repeatedly however nobody would answer at the door. While officers were present upstairs lights were turned out. Officer had dispatch attempt contact by phone as well, without success. Sgt B Slider ****************************** Incident #: 20174405 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Check Wall Being SOUTHEAST BLVD / FA1R VlEW Complainant: KYLIE CROWL Officer responded to Southeast Blvd near Fairview to check the well being of a male. The complainant advised that the male had been walking in the middle of the street waving his arms in the air. Officer did locate the male nearby who was found to be okay. He was advised to keep to the sidewalks. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Incident #: 20174406 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Check Well Being 182 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: ROBYN FUSON Officer responded to the 100 block of Washington to check the well being of a male. The complainant advised that no family members had been able to contact the male since Saturday. Officer arrived and found a family member with the landlord. The landlord did unlock the door and officer did locate the subjects inside. The subjects were found to be okay and did speak with the farnily member on scene. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ******************************* lncident #: 20174407 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 100 BLOCK OF N LINCOLN Officer was on routine patrol in the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave and noticed a disabled tractor trailer. The driver of the vehicle advised he stopped to grab items from a nearby store and did not have anywhere to park his vehicle. The driver was given a warning for illegal parking and moved the tractor trailer. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* lncident #: 20174408 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 201 S LINCOLN AVE GROCERY Complainant: MICHELLE SYME, ALLIANCE, OH Officers responded to the 200 block of S Lincoln Ave for a dispute inside the store. The complainant advised the female subject's son was left home alone and walked to the store to speak to a family member. The female subject arrived at the store later that afternoon to get her son but got in a verbal and physical altercation with the family member. No injuries were reported and the female subject advised she did not wish to pursue charges. The complainant advised she wanted to speak with her lawyer before given written statements. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Incident #: 2017441 0 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check Complainant: SHAYNE MICHAEL WELLING, 296 Vermont Ave SEBRING, OH 44672 A male came to the Salem police department to turn himself in on a warrant. The warrant was confirmed and the male was taken into custody. The male was processed and later turned over to a Columbiana County Sheriffs Deputy. Arrested: Shayne M. Welling DOB: 05/15/1995 Address: 296 Vermont Ave Sebring, 44672 Charge: Warrant - FTA Poss. Drugs Ptl D Beeson ********************************* lncident #: 20174414 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Suspicious Activity 1064 W PERRY ST 202 Complainant: ELLEN SOX Officer responded to the 1000 block of W Perry for a report of possible suspicious activity. The complainant advised that someone had knocked on her door and fled. Officer checked the area but was unable to locate anyone. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ******************************** Incident #: 20174415 Date: Thursday, June 29,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1374 S LINCOLN AVE 4 Complainant: BRAD CUTCHALL Officers responded to the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave for a suspicious vehicle. The complainant advised that a male subject drove into the complex and was driving around the parking lot. The driver then exited the vehicle and quickly walked towards his residence when he noticed the complainant. The male subject was inside his residence prior to officers arrival and the complainant was unable to advise which apartment the subject lived in. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************
Thursday, June 29, 2017 08:47 AM -0500 Incident #: 201 74397 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 180 W STATE ST SALEM AUTOZONE AUTO PARTS Traffic crash No Injuries Unit #1 was going west on W. State St in the 100 block and attempting to make a left turn into 180 W. State St. Unit #1 made a left turn in front of another unit that was in the left turn lane waiting to make a left turn into the gas station and was struck by unit #2 which was going west bound on W State St. Unit #2 struck unit #1 in the right rear wheel area with the right front of unit #2. Minor damage to unit #2 and was driven from the scene. Unit # 1 had disabling damage and was towed from the scene. The driver of unit #1 was issued a citation for Failure to Yeild Left Turn. Unit #1 - Driver / Owner - Amber R Agnew 115 E Vermont Ave Sebring, Ohio 44672 Citation issued to the driver Amber R Agnew DOB: 02/15/89, Failure to Yeild Left Turn Unit # 2- Driver / Owner - Janet L Wilson 453 Fair Ave Salem, Ohio Lt. David L. Casto ********************************** lncident #: 20174398 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Possible Scam 270 ROOSEVELT AVE Complainant: ROBERT KETCHUM Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a male subject about a possible scam. The complainant advised officers that he received a suspicious letter in the mail and wanted an officers opinion on the matter. Officers read over the letter and advised the complainant that it could be a possible scam and should not provide any information or send any money. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************** lncident #: 20174401 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Animal Complaint 2083 EDGEWOOD DR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officer(s) responded to the 2000 block of Edgewood for a reported animal complaint. The complainant stated that she had heard a dog that sounded like it was in distress. On arrival officers checked the area and could not hear any type of disturbance. Officers did locate the animal in question and spoke with the persons who was caring for it. The persons stated that the dog had been outside and that he was whining because he wanted back inside. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************** Incident #: 20174387 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Water Line Break / Leak N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SIXTH While on patrol officers observed a possible water leak in the 600 block of North Ellsworth. Officers had dispatch contact the Water Dept and advise them of the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* Incident #: 20174388 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Unknown Noise Disturbance 551 S MADISON AVE Complainant: SEA JAY Officer took a report on station for a noise complaint. The complainant advised that everyday a dark colored Jeep goes down the road in between the hours of 7:30am and 8:00am honking their horn and that it had been happening for the past month. Officer advised that the area would be checked the next day for this vehicle. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************** lncident #: 201 74392 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Possible Scam 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: CHARLOTTE RBINKE Complainant on station to report that she may have been the victim of a scam. The complainant stated that she had received a phone call from a person unknown to her and that the call was terminated as soon as she answered yes. The complainant stated further that she has attempted to call the number back and it was not in service. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************* Incident #: 20174394 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Recovered Property Complainant on station to turn in a set of keys that had been located in the city. Officers took possession of the keys and they will be placed into the Dept lost and found. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************** Incident #: 201 74395 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Check Well Being 392 JENNINGS AVE Officer responded to the above address for a check the well being report. It was advised that there was a 911 hangup from the above location. Officer spoke with a male individual who advised that his juvenile daughter was playing with the phone and called 911. Everyone was fine officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ Incident #: 20174396 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 ABD- Runaway / Missing CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: JESSICA SNOWDEN Complainant: JESSICA CROSS Officers responded to the area of Centennial Park for a report of a missing juvenile. The complainants advised officers that their seven year old daughter went to get something to drink with a friend several hours ago and has still not returned. The complainant advised officers of possible places that her child could be at and a description of the child and clothing she was wearing. Officers were able to locate the children safe and unharmed after several minutes of searching for them and return them to the complainant. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************* Incident #: 20174391 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 51 7 E SIXTH ST While on patrol, reporting officer obsertved a green GMC Jimmy parked in the 500 block of E 6th St with two flat tires. A check of the registration returned as being expired May 16th 2017 and that Peace Officer may confisccate the license plate on behalf of the Deputy Registrar of Motor Vehicles. A pink ticket was placed on the windshield and a tow truck was requested to remove the vehicle from the street after neighbors in the area stated that the vehicle has not been moved in over a month. The license plates were also removed from the vehicle, which prohibited it from being parked on the street. Davidson Towing responded and officers then cleared. Lt. David L. Casto ********************************** Incident #: 20174384 Date: Wednesday, June 28,2017 Accident MV vs Animal N ELLSWORTH AVE / BYPASS Officer was on patrol in the area of N. Ellsworth Avenue near Legacy Lane and observed a silver Mitsubishi Eclipse strike a deer that was crossing the roadway. Officer made contact with the driver of the vehicle and no damage was found. The deer was not located. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ lncident #: 20174382 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Traffic Offense N LINCOLN AVE / E SECOND Officer on patrol in the area of W. Second Street and N. Howard Avenue conducted a traffic stop on a tan Chevy Impala due to the registration returning on a 2002 Ford. Officer made contact with the driver who advised that he purchased the vehicle several weeks ago, but has not transferred the registration from the Ford to the Chevy Impala. The driver advised that he traded in the Ford at a dealership and provided an insurance card for the Chevy starting 05/19/2017. The driver was also found to have a suspended drivers license. The driver was cited with driving under suspension and failure to transfer registration. Kaiser towing removed the vehicle from the roadway. Cited: Corbin W. Hall 70 E. Oxford Street Apt. A Alliance, Ohio 44601 (DOB: 07/15/1953) Driving Under Suspension - License Forfeiture Failure to Transfer Registration Ptl. C. Crider ******************************* Incident #: 20174381 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Arrest N HOWARD AVE / W EIGHTH ST While officers were responded to a road rage incident (See Report #20174379), officers stopped a blue Chevy Cruze that was the suspected vehicle involved. During the investigation, the driver of the vehicle was suspected to be operating the vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. The driver was asked to step out of the vehicle and officer attempted to administer the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. The driver was subsequently arrested for OVI and transported to the police department for processing. She was later picked up by a friend. Arrested: Kathleen A. Norwood DOB 01/24/1961 211 W 7th St Salem, OH 44460 Charges: OVI (ORC 451 1.19Al a), OVI (ORC 4511.19Al h), White Light to the Rear (ORC 4513.13A) Ptl. Cochran *************************************** lncident #: 201 74379 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Road Rage N HOW ARD AVE / W FIFTH ST Complainant: MELISSA WOOLF Officers responded to a report of road rage involving two vehicles and currently stopped in the area of N Howard Ave and W Fifth St. Officer had overhead emergency lights already activated in response to the scene due to the dispatcher reporting road rage with one vehicle blocking the other one. Officers arrived and observed two vehicles stopped near W Seventh St, one of which had a broken tail light and was driving away northbound on N Howard Ave. The driver of the second vehicle (the complainant) was pointing toward the vehicle driving away and officer did get behind it with overhead emergency lights still activated. The vehicle subsequently stopped on W Eighth St between N Howard Ave and N Ellsworth Ave., the driver was determined to be operating the vehicle impaired and was taken into custody. See lncident 20174381 for further details. The complainant advised that the she had been westbound on E Third St and the suspect vehicle got behind the complainant, driving erratically, and nearly striking numerous parked cars, as well as the complainants vehicle. At some point on E Third St the suspect vehicle illegally passed the complainant and ran several stop signs, which resulted in the complainant following the suspect vehicle and attempting to get it stopped until police arrived in the area. The complainant provided a written statement. Sgt B Slider ********************************** lncident #: 20174378 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 2335 E STATE ST E Complainant: DACIA WEINGART Officer was dispatched to the above location in reference to a drug paraphernalia report. Complainant called to advised that she found a clear baggie of clear crystal pieces in the restroom of the store while she was cleaning it. Officer responded and retrieved the baggie. It was taken to the police department and properly disposed of. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Incident #: 20174377 Date:Tuesday, June 27,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 207 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: LONNIE COOK Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of Hawley Avenue for a report of criminal damage. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that a persons known to him had entered his residence without permission twice in the past few days and caused damage to a door frame. Officer observed damage to the door frame and advised the incident would be under further investigation. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** lncident #: 20174376 Date:Tuesday, June 27,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1269 E ELEVENTH ST ARREST: KOLTON SMITH, 1269 E IITH ST SALEM, OH Officers checked two addresses in the City for an individual with a warrant and did subsequently take him into custody without incident. The individual was properly handcuffed and transported to Salem PO for processing. A Columbiana County Sheriffs Deputy responded and transported the individual to Columbiana County Jail. Sgt B Slider ********************************* lncident #: 20174375 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 1310 ROBIN AVE Officer was dispatched to the 1300 block of Robin Avenue for a possible water line break. Officer responded and found water slowly seeping from the ground where water line work had recently been done. A note was left for the water department to address the issue in the morning. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ Incident #: 20174374 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Traffic Offense N HOW ARD AVE / W FOURTH ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 400 block of N Howard Ave in regards to a driver's license violation. After a brief investigation, K9 Argo was deployed for an open air sniff of the vehicle and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. The vehicle was subsequently searched, but no narcotics were located. The driver of the vehicle was later cited with Driving Under Suspension and the vehicle was towed from the scene by Davidson's Towing. Officers cleared. Cited: Shane M. Bagley DOB 07/04/1978 1063 Buckeye Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Driving Under Suspension-Court (ORC 4510.11A) Ptl. Cochran ***********************************
Wednesday, June 28, 2017 08:31 AM -0500 Incident #: 20174372 Date. Tuesday, June 27,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location in reference to a gas drive-off. Contact was made with the complainant, who advised that an unknown subject pumped $22 worth of gas and then drove off without paying for it. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle. Officer LaRosa ********************************* Incident #: 20174365 Date Tuesday, June 27,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 418 E SIXTH ST While on patrol Officers located two vehicles parked in the yard at the above location with expired registrations, Officers spoke with the owners of the vehicles and gave them written warnings and ten days to have the vehicles removed from the yard. The owners said they would take care of the vehicles. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************** Incident #: 20174366 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 175 W STATE ST Officers responded to the above location for a verbal dispute between a male subject and female subject. Officers spoke with the female subject who stated her husband moved out last night and wanted some of his belongings. The female subject became irate when the male subject had another female with him. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated that he moved out last night and just wanted to get his things when his wife became upset when she noticed his female friend in the vehicle. The male stated he grabbed her arm and pulled her away from the vehicle and told her to get back in her vehicle, both parties didn't want to pursue charges and left the scene. Ptl. M. Wirkner ******************************** Incident #: 20174367 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Unknown Problem 437 VINE AVE Report of a unknown problem at the above address. Upon arrival, the incident was found to be a male subject having a medical issue and the Salem F.D. a long with KLG responded. The male subject was transported to the Salem E.R. by KLG. Officer Miller ********************************** Incident #: 20174368 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Harassment A female subject came to the Police Dept. in regards to harrasment. The female advised that her ex has been sending her threatening messages through Facebook. The female advised the ex has been a problem years ago and is scared of him. After gathering what information was available the female left. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Incident #: 20174369 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Assist Other Agency 209 HAWLEY AVE Officers along with members of the Columbiana County DTF responded to 209 Hawley Ave. to attempt to locate a wanted person. The male was located at the residence and he was advised that he had an active warrant out of Columbiana County for Possession of cocaine. He was taken into custody, processed at this department and then transported to the Columbiana County jail. Arrested Antuan M. Parker DOB: 06-14-78 209 Hawley Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Possession of Cocaine Sgt. D. Green *********************************** lncident #: 20174370 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 462 FRANKLIN ST 1/2 Complainant: MARGIE BROOKS Report of a large tree that came down on the property and another one that is going to come down. Complainant advised that her landlord advised her that it was the City's property that the trees are located on. This officer advised her to have her land lord contact the city as soon as possible to discuss the issue. Officer Miller ********************************** Incident #: 20174371 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Neighbor Dispute 1650 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: MCKENNA SIMMS Report of a neighbor dispute at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that her neighbors were yelling at her kids reference toys being in their yard. Complainant advised that the neighbors did yell obscenities at them and then throw the toy back in her yard. Officers spoke the neighbors, they advised that the complainants children are always in their yard and that they did not yell at anybody or throw the toy back into their yard. Both were advised to stay away from each other and that if there was any further problems to contact this department. Officer Miller *********************************** lncident #: 20174343 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD A female subject requested to speak with Police about her rental property in the 700 block of Southeast Blvd. The female stated that a male subject has been giving her a hard time about retrieving items in her own property. Police advised the female that it is her own property and she is able to get it. The female was also advised from several other incidents about this being a civil matter and to contact the courts for the correct way to solve it. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* lncident #: 20174346 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Unauthorized Use Of MV 366 W WILSON ST Complainant: TEDDY LOMAX, LEETONIA, OH Police responded to the 300 block of W. Wilson St. for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The complainant advised that a coworker parked her vehicle in that area and it was moved. After viewing the footage someone other than the owner took the vehicle and brought it back a few hours later. It was confirmed by the owner it was taken without consent. Further investion is taking place. Ptl D. Osberg ****************************** Incident #: 20174347 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Woodland Ave in reference to a neighbor dispute. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that a neighbor had made a sexual remark to her teenaged daughter while she was outside playing. Complainant also advised that a different neighbor had threatened to physically harm the juvenile. Officer made contact with the neighbors who denied making any remarks. Complainant was provided her options for dealing with the situation and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* lncident #: 20174348 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Recovered Property 491 REILLY AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER An individual found a cell phone in the grass at Reilly Stadium. The individual advised that he was in the area for approxiamtleu one hour but nobody returned to claim the phone, therefore he turned it over to the police. Officer attempted to identify an owner through the phones contacts list, but was unsuccessful. The phone was placed in lost property at Salem PD for safe keeping until claimed. Sgt B Slider ********************************** Incident #: 20174349 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 620 COLUMBIA ST Officer responded to the 600 block of Columbia St where individuals performing maintenance on landscaping had found a syringe and spoon in the shrubs. Officer took the items back to Salem PD where they were properly disposed of. Sgt B Slider ********************************** Incident #: 20174350 Date:Monday, June 26,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 758 N LINCOLN AVE Officers attempted contact with a male subject in the 700 block of N. Lincoln Avenue with an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Officers spoke with a female resident who advised that the subject hasn't been at the house since the first of the month. The resident did allow officers to check the inside of the home and the subject was not located. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Incident #: 20174351 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Recovered Bicycle 694 S UNION AVE Complainant: DAVID SCHUSTER Police responded to the corner of S. Union Ave and Maple St. for a recovered bike. The complainant advised the bike, white in color, has been there for three days and called after no one had claimed it. The bike was then transported to the station. Officer Osberg ********************************** lncident #: 201 74352 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Suspicious Activity 209 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 200 block of Hawley Ave for a report of suspicious activity. The anonymous caller advised of a large number of individuals at a residence in the area and possibly illegal activity occurring. Officers did not locate any large group and made contact with a resident at the residence in question who denied anything improper was going on. The area was patrolled frequently and extra watch will be conducted in the area in the future. Sgt B Slider *********************************** lncident #: 20174353 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Suspicious Activity Officer was dispatched to the rear parking lot of a business in the 2200 block of E. State Street to check on construction equipment. Officer responded and found the door open and flashing lights on an excavator. No employees of the construction crew were present or working. The key for the excavator was taken to the police department where it was returned in the morning. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** lncident #: 20174354 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Speak To Officer : Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer responded to Salem PD and spoke with an individual wishing to remain anonymous who advised of possible illegal activity occurring in the City. Officer gathered information on the suspected activity. Sgt B Slider *********************************** lncident #: 20174355 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Open Burning Officer on patrol observed heavy smoke emanating from the rear of a residence in the 500 block of W Pershing St. Officer made contact, due to observing a pile of brush near the fire. It was determined that the subjects were burning firewood and there was no violation of the city's burning ordinance. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Incident #: 20174357 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Speak To Officer Officer on station spoke with a female complainant in reference to a speak to officer report. Complainant wanted to advise officers that a no contact order between her and her boyfriend was lifted by a judge and also provided paperwork stating the same. Officer cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Incident #: 20174358 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 2875 E STATE ST C Walmart Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 2800 block of E. State Street for a domestic dispute between a female and male. Officers responded and were advised that a male subject and female had been arguing and when the female turned to walk away the male subject grabbed her. Officers observed the subjects exiting a business and made contact with them. Both subjects denied any physical violence. The female stated she had been upset over their living arrangement and her medical issues. Both subjects denied any need for assistance. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Incident #: 20174359 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 491 REILLY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location in reference to a possible break in. Officer checked the area but did not observe anything out of the ordinary. The Athletic Director was made aware of the complaint. The matter is under investigation Officer LaRosa ********************************** lncident #: 20174362 Date: Tuesday, June 27,2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 239 W STATE ST SALEM Complainant: SAMANTHA SAVIN, EAST LIVERPOOL, OH Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of W State St in order to assist the complainant who was stranded in the city. Complainant advised that her ex boyfriend had kicked her out of the car and left her in the area. Complainant was seeking help to get back to East Liverpool, OH. Contact was made with the complainant's father, who advised that he was responding to pick her up. Complainant was given a voluntary transport to the police department to await her ride and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************
Tuesday, June 27, 2017 09:42 AM -0500 Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Civil Matter 1184 E THIRD ST Officers stood by at the above address so there would be no issues while a eviction notice was being served. Officers cleared without incident. Officer Miller ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a speak to officer report. The complainant advised that he witnessed a woman fall off of a motorcycle on State Route 62 in Goshen Township. The officer advised Goshen Township PD of the complaint. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Ambulance Needed 600 block PROSPECT ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 600 block of Prospect St along with First Responders and KLG for a medical call. The juvenile was transported by KLG to Salem Regional Medical Center for an ongoing medical problem Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Open Burning 418 E FIFTH ST Officer was on routine patrol in the 400 block of E Fifth St and noticed a open burning violation. The owner of the residence put the fire out with a hose and officer advised of the open burning ordinances. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Theft 440 E. Fourth ST. Complainant: DAKOTA CUSICK Officers responded to the 400 block of E. Fourth ST. to take a report of theft. The complainant advised officers that a known male subject borrowed his bicycle several days ago and has yet to return it. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 776 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer responded to the above location for a report of juveniles throwing rocks into the roadway. Upon arrival, officer located the juveniles in question, who did admit to throwing rocks. Contact was made with the parents who advised they would handle the punishment. No damage was caused to the roadway or passing cars. Ptl. D. Young ******************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Animal Complaint 378 E FOURTH ST Officer was on routine patrol in the 300 block of E Fourth St and was flagged down by an anonymous complainant. The complainant advised there was a dog on a roof of a residence and it had been there all day. The owner of the dog had been taken into custody several days prior and no one had been by to take care of the dog. The city humane officer was called to the scene and willing took the dog until proper care could be provided. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Fight E FOURTH ST SALEM Officers responded to the 600 block of E Fourth St for a fight in progress. When officers arrived on scene a male subject advised two male subjects started walking the other way and had threatened him with a knife. Officers made contact with the other male subjects and patted them down for any weapons. The first male subject stated there was a verbal altercation and then the two male subjects threatened to kill him with a knife. Several witnesses nearby stated they saw the male subjects with a knife and heard the threats being made. They also advised the other male subject had yelled back at the two male subjects about fighting them. A knife was recovered from a yard near the altercation that one subject had thrown prior to officers arrival. All three male subjects were taken into custody and transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Jeffrey Mellott DOB: 05-13-1966 Address: 500 E Fourth St, Apt 404, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Menacing ORC 2903.22 (A) Arrested: Robert Mellott DOB: 01-27-1991 Address: 500 E Fourth St, Apt 404, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Aggravated Menacing ORC 2903.21 (A) Arrested: Nathan Courtney DOB: 03-21-1987 Address: 228 Vine St, Apt 15, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct ORC 2917.11 (A)(3) Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 968 E STATE ST Complainant: STEPHEN NELDER Officer responded to the above location for a report of drug paraphernalia. Complainant stated that a male subject was inside the bathroom for an extended period of time, and when he left he located drug paraphernalia in the trash can. The drug paraphernalia was collected and brought to this station and properly disposed of. Ptl. D. Young ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Recovered Property 253 VINE AVE While on call #20174332 Officer located a Vape Pen and a bottle of Vape Juice laying in the 200 block of Vine Ave. Officer collected the two items and placed them in the Salem Police Department's lost and found. Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Person With A Gun 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: KIM ZIEGLER Officer responded to the 2800 block of W State St in regards to a person with a gun call at a local business. The complainant advised dispatch that a male subject had been sitting on a guard rail in the parking lot holding a firearm that appeared to be a shotgun. Officer arrived on scene and checked the area for the male subject but were unable to locate anyone. Officer then spoke to a witness who advised that the male subject was a younger male wearing a purple shirt and had a hat on down low. Officer then located the male in question leaving the store and stopped the male until he was searched. The male subject was then searched and detained. The male subject advised that he did not have a firearm and gave Officers consent to search his vehicle, Officers searched the vehicle but did not locate a firearm. Officers then searched the area to where the male had been sitting prior to Officers arrival and were unable to locate a firearm. Officers advised the male subject that he was free to leave but if video surveillance showed the male subject hiding the firearm then he could be facing potential charges. Officer then spoke to the store manager who advised that they will have loss prevention look at the store surveillance and provide the Salem Police Department with a copy of the video. Goshen Township Police, Perry Township Police, and Ohio State Highway Patrol responded to the scene as well to assist. Ptl C Walla ********************************* Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Fight 565 FRANKLIN ST D Officers responded to the above location for a report of a fightldomestic in progress. Upon arrival, officer spoke with both parties involved who stated they got into a verbal argument over family issues. Officers did not observe any indications that physical violence occurred. Both parties advised they would stay separated for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. D. Young ******************************** Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 1222 ROBIN AVE Officer responded to the 1200 block of Robin Ave in regards to a water line break. Officer arrived on scene and located the water line break and had dispatch contact the Salem Water Department. Officer stoodby until the water department arrived. Ptl C Walla *********************************** Date: Monday, June 26,2017 Harassment 408 OHIO AVE Complainant: WENDY MORRIS Officers responded to the above location of harassment, Officers spoke with the complainant who stated they heard yelling at a residence when they looked from the back yard a male subject told them to mind their own business. Officers spoke with the male subject who admitted saying it but didn't mean anything by it. The male subject said his family was dealing with personal problems today. Officer Wirkner *********************************** . ,
Monday, June 26, 2017 09:14 AM -0500 Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Accident Hit / Skip N HOWARD AVE / W FOURTH Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a hit/skip accident. Upon arrival, unit #2, Shawn Sullivan, advised they were traveling southbound on N. Howard Ave. and were struck by unit #1 which was traveling eastbound on W. 4th St. Unit #1 was reported to failed to stop at the stop sign prior to the accident and departed the area immediately after. Unit #1 was described as a dark red S10 Chevy Blazer. 06/24/16: Unit #1 was located and the operator, Carley A. Woodworth, was issued a citation for failure to reinstate, hit/skip leaving the scene, and FTY-stop sign. Cited: Carley A. Woodworth DOB: 05/08/93 648 S. Union Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Hit/skip leaving the scene of an accident, FTY/stop sign, and DUS/failure to reinstate Sgt. K. Toy *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Harassment SUNSET 700 BLOCK Complainant: MARK OWEN Officer took a report on station for harassment. the complainant advised that while he was walking his dog on the trails at the park a female kept making comments to him that he found to be harassing in nature. The complainant could not advise of a name of the female. Officer advised that if she dose it again in the future to contact the PD so that someone could go out and identify her and speak with her over the matter. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 sex offence 676 E THIRD ST Officer took a report on station of a sex offence incident. Information was gathered along with a statement. The incident is under investigation. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction E PERSHING ST / S LINCOLN Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the intersection of East Pershing and South Lincoln for a report of a malfunctioning traffic signal. On arrival officers monitored the signal and determined that it was not changing to green for eastbound traffic. Officers directed the traffic through the intersection and then monitored the signal again. The signal then went through several cycles without incident. Officers had dispatch leave w message with the city electrician advising him of the problem then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 228 VINE AVE 1/2 Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of Vine for a report of criminal damage to a vehicle. On arrival officers spoke with both of the persons involved. After speaking with the persons involved officers advised both to respond to the station and provide written statements as to what had occurred. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Harassment 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE FACTORY Complainant: TAMARA GAUL Officer took a report on station of harassment. It was advised by the complainant that her soon to be ex husband came to her place of employment and was yelling at her in a violet manner through the locked glass doors to the shop. Officer advised contatct would be made with the male individual also that a report would be on file. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Person To Be Removed 354 E THIRD ST Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a person to be removed. Complainant was not home but thought a known male was at her residence. Upon arrival, officers were unable to make contact at the resident. The complainant was advised to call when she gets home and an officer would check her residence. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Speak To Officer 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: Salem ER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a subject requesting to speak with an officer. Hospital staff had a patient that was suffering from a mental illness and felt as if the police wanted him. Upon arrival, Officer made contact with the patient and informed him that we were not looking for him. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Theft 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officer responded to the 700 block of W State St for a report of a theft. The employee of the business advised that a female subject had taken an item from the store without rendering payment. The female subject left the store in a black Chevy Cruze and headed westbound on W State St. The incident had occurred approximately 10 minutes prior to the report being made. The employee advised the manager would be able to get video surveillance of the female subject. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Harassment 284 E FOURTH ST 1 W Complainant: LANA BILLITER Officer responded to the 200 block of E Fourth St for a report of harassment. The complainant advised her neighbor has been making threatening remarks and trying to intimidate her. The complainant stated she would fill out a written statement about the incidents in the next several days. The officer spoke with the neighbor and advised him of the complainant and to not make any more remarks to his neighbor. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Assault Officer took a report on station in regards to a report of an assault. The female victim advised that she attempted to go visit a friend at her residence and her friends boyfriend hit her several times in the face. Officer had the female victim fill out a voluntary statement form and obtained photographs. The following incident is under investigation and will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutors Office for review. Ptl C Walla ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 681 W W ILSON ST Officer responded to the 600 block of W Wilson St for a possible water line break inside the residence. It was found that the hot water heater to the residence had a very large leak. The fire department responded to the scene to assist in turning the water off to the tank. The owner of the residence as advised that she would need to get someone to repair the problem ASAP. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Assist Other Agency 13000 BLOCK OF SEACRIST RD Complainant: MAHONING COUNTY, SHERIFF K9 Simon was request by Goshen Twp. PD for a free air sniff of a vehicle in the 13000 block of Seacrist Rd. K9 Simon did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. Officer cleared without incident after assisting Goshen officers with contacting the vehicle owner. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 25,2017 Check Well Being 207 HAWLEY AVE Officers responded to the 200 block of Hawley Ave for a well being check on a resident. The resident's vehicle was involved in a traffic stop with another nearby agency and the male subject was advised of the vehicle situation. The owner of the vehicle was also advised to contact the Goshen Township police department about the vehicle. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Suspicious Activity CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant: KRISTA BURCHFIELD, LISBON, OH Officers responded to the above location for a report of suspicious activity. Complainant advised there were several apparent juveniles smoking marijuana. Upon arrival, officer observed the scent of marijuana coming from the area along with several juveniles smoking cigarettes. Due to the all the subjects being juveniles, all cigarette packs where confiscated. A cigarette pack was found to have marijuana inside. The female juvenile did admit to the marijuana being hers. The female juvenile was charged with Delinquency and released to her mother at the scene. All other juveniles contacted their parents and were released to them from the scene. Ptl. D. Young *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Traffic Offense OHIO AVE / OAK ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation at Oak St. and Ohio Ave. K9 Simon was deployed, indicated to the presence of narcotic odor and contraband was recovered. The driver was given a verbal warning for the moving violation, but he and a passenger were charged with their contraband. Officer cleared without incident. Cited: Robert B. German DOB:10-4-83 of 996 Prospect St. Salem Oh 44460 Charge: MM Possession of marijuana CCMC date 6-29-17 Cited: Cassandra L. Burke D0B:l0-31-90 of 29237 Tower Rd. Salem Oh Charge: MM Possession of marijuana CCMC date 6-29-17 Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 24, 2017 Person With A Gun 1995 E STATE ST Complainant: SRMC Officers responded to the 1900 block of E State St. to the SRMC ER for a subject that had a firearm. Officers arrived, secured the firearm, and the subject has pending charges. Officers cleared after insuring the hospital staff needed no other assistance. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Person To Be Removed 530 S BROADWAY AVE BAR/NIGHT CLUB Report of a male to be removed from the above business. Upon arrival, officers saw that the male in question was leaving the business. He was stopped and identified. Manager stated that the male was inside yelling obscenities at his girlfriend and was asked to leave. He left and stood by the door. He was advised that the manager wanted him off the property and not to return for the night. He stated that he understood and left the area. Officer Shafer ***************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 2350 E STATE ST A Complainant: MERLE POYNTER Officers responded to Peebles parking lot for a parking complaint. The complainant advised officers'that there was a vehicle parked in the handicap spot that did not have a handicap placard. Upon officers arriving the complainant advised officers that the vehicle had moved to a regular parking spot. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Speak To Officer 684 E THIRD ST B Complainant: BRENT BANISTER HANOVERTON, OH Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that he has property at a residence where he was staying and would like an officer to do a civil stand by. Officers followed the complainant to the residence and stood by until he grabbed his belongings and left. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Check Well Being 378 E FOURTH ST Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fourth St for a well being check on a female. The female subject called the police department several times and hung up without advising what the problem was. When officers arrived on scene the female subject was making statements about someone else in her residence trying to harm her. Officers checked the residence and no one was inside besides her and her two infant daughters. The female made several statements about taking drugs earlier and was paranoid and hallucinating. Several drug paraphernalia items were located in plain view inside the residence. Due to the condition of the female subject and the poor conditions of the residence the female subject was taken into custody for endangering children and possession of drug paraphernalia. Children services advised to place the juveniles with a family member and officers stood by until their Aunt arrived. The female subject was transported to Salem Police Station were she was processed and booked and then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Kimberly I. Edie DOB: 8-19-1992 Address: 378 V2 E Fourth St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Endangering Children ORC 2919.22 and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia ORC 2925.14Cl Ptl. E. Perry *********************************
Sunday, June 25, 2017 09:15 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Child Abuse 408 OHlO AVE Officer responded to the above stated address to speak with the complaint about child abuse at a neighboring household. Officer advised that contact would be made. Contact was made and the matter will be referred to the proper agency. Ptl Z Sanford Investigation Pending ************************************ Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 2511 BENTLEY DR Complainant: ANTHONY MARONI Officer(s) responded to the 2500 block of Bentley for a report of drug paraphernalia. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that they had locate a unknown substance and a syringe in one of the rooms. Officers took possession of the items and the information will be turned over to the DTF. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Assist Perry Police 2198 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE 2198 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to assist Perry Twp. Police. Upon arrival, officer stood by for safety while Perry Twp. Police dealt with evidence involving dangerous drugs. Sgt. K.Toy ********************************* Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Rail Road Property Trespassing W PERSHING ST / RAIL ROAD While on patrol officer observed a male subject walking on the train tracks in the area of the above location. Officer made contact and it was found that the subject had an active warrant out of the county. The warrant was confirmed and the subject was taken into custody and transported to this station for the booking process. This officer later transported the subject to County Jail. ARRESTED: Robert J. Daugherty D.0.B.- 06/16/1992 610 W State St. Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge- Warrant- F.T.A./ Ptl. D. Young ******************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Disabled I Stuck MV 329 NEWGARDEN AVE Officer was on routine patrol in the 300 block of NewGarden Ave and noticed a disabled vehicle in the roadway. The owner of the vehicle advised that the vehicle was having transmission problems and she was waiting on her son to arrive to help her get it home. The office stood by until the vehicle could be moved from the roadway. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 9l00 B LOCK OF ORCHARD BEND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the dead end of Orchard Bend Dr for three suspicious vehicles parked on the roadway. Officers checked the area but did not locate anyone outside. The complainant stated that the vehicles had been parked on the roadway since noon and he had never seen them in the neighborhood. Officer advised an extra patrol would be done for the evening for the area. Ptl. E. Perry *************************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1270 CEDAR RIDGE DR D Complainant: SAMANTHA LAKE Officers responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr. to take a report of criminal damaging. The complainant advised officers that someone put a dent in her car on the passenger side rear fender. The complainant advised officers of a possible suspect. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Counterfeit Money 1220 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JAMES LITTLE Officers responded to the 1200 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that someone bought property off him and paid with counterfeit money. The complainant advised officers that his bank now has the money and that he does not know the person's name who gave him the money. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************* Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Unruly Delinquent 418 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: REBECCA CRAMER Officers responded to the 400 block of E. Seventh St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that her 17 year old son left around 8 am and has not returned home and won't answer his phone. Officers were provided with possible locations that the male could be at by the mother. Officers advised the complainant that they would check the locations she provided and for her to call if he returns home or if she hears from him. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Debris In Roadway 1500 BLOCK OF FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded the area Of Franklin Ave. and Southeast Blvd. for debris in the roadway. Officers were able to clear the debris from the roadway. Ptl. J.Brooks *************************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 378 E FOURTH ST 1/2 Complainant: KIMBERLY EDIE Officers responded to the above location for a possible burglary in progress. Complainant stated she heard subjects in her stairwell attempting to gain entry to her residence. Upon arrival, officers checked the outside of the residence and did not locate any subjects. Officers may contact with the complainant and advised her of the findings. Ptl. D. Young *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1250 SOUTHEAST BLVD 25 Complainant: LAURENE HANSON Officer responded to the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd in regards to a telecommunications harassment complaint. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the female complainant who advised that a restricted phone number had been calling her advising the complainant that she had known her. The complainant advised that she did not know who this female subject was and that she does not know anyone by the name that was given to her. Officer advised the complainant to attempt to get more information from the caller so that the Police Department could make contact with her. Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 24,2017 Suspicious Person 123 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: LAURA IFORBES Officers responded to the 100 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a suspicious persons report . The female complainant advised that the male subject had approached her as she was leaving work and seemed to be intoxicated. Officers checked the area for the male subject but were unable to locate any persons matching the description. Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept S ELLSWORTH AVE / SNYDER PD was advised by CCSO to look out for a gray Ford F-150 that was possibly entering the city. Driver was reported armed with a firearm and wanted to harm himself. Officers checked several locations, but were unable to locate the male. CCSO later contacted the PD,advising that the male had been located elsewhere. Officer Shafer ********************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St in regards to a report of shop lifters. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to loss prevention who advised that a male and a female subject had taken multiple video games without rendering payment for them. Officer gathered information. The following incident is under investigation. Ptl C Walla ***************************************
Saturday, June 24, 2017 07:28 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 643 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: EMT, AMBULANCE Officer responded tot he above address for a disorderlylirate person. Upon arrival it was advised that two females inside the home was not getting along, which led to one of the females getting transported to the SRMC to be evaluated my medical professionals due to a medical condition. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************* Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Civil Matter 613 OHlO AVE Complainant: GWEN DAVIS Officer responded to the 600 block of Ohio Ave. for a complaint over a shared driveway. Officer is familiar with the subject causing the problem and will try to locate him and try to resolve the issue. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Domestic In Progress 363 HAWLEY AVE Officers responded to a reported domestic in the 300 block of Hawley Ave. Officers located the subjects involved and found it to only be a verbal argument. One of the involved parties left to de-escalate the situation and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON K9 Simon was requested by OSP Post 15 on SR 45 near Salem Grange Rd. for a K9 sniff. K9 Simon did alert to the presence of narcotics and officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************* Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Accidental Damage 176 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: MARY BOOTH Officer responded to the above location for an accidental damage report. It was advised that a vehicle went over the curb causing damage to the complainants yard and plastic drain pipe. Officer took photos of the damage. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Theft 966 W EUCLID ST Complainant: ISRAEL RIDENOUR Complainant on station to report a theft that occurred at the above stated location on 05/01/17. The complainant reported on 05/01/17 an unknown person removed a sawzall from his vehicle but he did not report it. The complainant stated he recently noticed a folder was missing ,containing important documents, that he believes was stolen the same time as the sawzall. Sgt. K. Toy *********************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Accident Hit / Skip N HOWARD AVE / W FOURTH ST Complainant: DANIELLE WHITMAN Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a hitlskip accident. Upon arrival, unit #2 advised they were traveling southbound on N. Howard Ave. and were struck by unit #1 which was traveling eastbound on W. 4th St. Unit #1 was reported to have failed to stop at the stop sign prior to the accident and departed the area immediately after. Unit #1 was described as a dark red S10 Chevy Blazer. Investigation Pending Sgt. K. Toy ************************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Civil Matter Complainant: BRENDA CARDER Officer spoke with complainant over the phone in reference to a civil matter. Complainant advised that she is a land lord of an apartment building and was having an issue with one of her tenants. Complainant asked officer to respond to the property and check things out while she was not there. Officer responded and checked on the property. Officer also provided the complainant with her options for handling the issue. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 893 E FIFTH ST Officers responded to the 800 block of E Fifth St to serve a warrant to a male, who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers made contact with the male, who was subsequently placed into custody and transported to the police department for processing. He was later transferred to the custody of a CCSO deputy sheriff for transport to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Diovanny Duran DOB 09/17/1992 893 E Fifth St Salem, OH 44460 Warrant: Domestic Violence (ORC 2919.25) Ptl. Cochran ******************************* Date: Friday, June 23,2017 Traffic Offense 200 BLOCK OF N ELLSWORTH Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave for an equipment violation. After a brief investigation, the driver was afforded a warning for a license plate light violation. Before the driver departed from the stop, the driver gave officers consent to search the vehicle. The vehicle was subsequently searched, but yielded nothing illegal. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 1622 SOUTHEAST BLVD Officers responded to the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd for a report of a possible water line break. Officers located a running stream of water that was originating from the garage of a nearby residence. Contact was made at the residence and the garage was found to be flooded inside due to a ruptured hot water tank. The water was turned off at the tank and the individual at the residence advised that the property owner would be notified. Sgt B Slider ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 226 VINE AVE Complainant: HEATHER COURTNEY Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave in regards to a report of drug paraphernalia. Dispatch advised that the complainant's young child found a capsule with an unknown white powder substance inside. Officers collected the item and was properly disposed of. The complainant was advised to keep a close eye on the juvenile, due to him having picked up the item Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Unruly / Delinquent 578 E THIRD ST Officer was investigating an open burning complaint in the 500 block of E Third St during which time a parent approached officer and advised that her juvenile son has not returned home in days and was beleived to be at the residence where officer was currently at. Officer was familiar with the juvenile in question and had observed him a few minutes prior entering the back door of the residence in the 500 block of E Third St. The reisdent advised that the juvenile had already departed out the front door due to the police being outside. Officer did not observe the juvenile in the area and requested that the resicdent advise the juvenile to retun hom this evening or the juvenile may face criminal charges. The parent was advised to file a formal runaway complaint if the juvnile fails to return home. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Ambulance Needed 024 a CONTINENTAL / BENTLEY Police, FD, and EMT Ambulance responded to a report of an unresponsive male lying in the parking lot of Laurel Court Apartments. Upon arrival the subject was found responsive but in need of medical attention. Subject was transported to SRMC for evaluation. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ****************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Open Burning 578 E THIRD ST Officer responded to a report of open burning somewhere in an alley between E Third St and E Fourth St near the 500 block. Officer along with Salem FDA personnel located an unattended fire still burning at the rear of a residence in the 500 block of E Third St. Contact was made with the resident who was advised that he must extinguish the fire if it is not going to be attended. The individual acknowledged that he had put gasoline on the fire a short time earlier, which resulted in a brief flare up. The individual was afforded a warning for the unattended fire violation and did extinguish the fire while police and fire were still present. Sgt B Slider ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Theft 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officer responded to the 100 block of W State St where a male individual reported that someone had stolen his wallet. The individual advised that his wallet was in a small bag with food items that he had left outside of the business while getting a water inside. During that time an individual took the bag and removed the wallet. A third party notified the Police Department that a male individual had posted on social media that he had found the victim's wallet. Officer viewed the social media posts and identified the male individual. Officer was able to contact the individual who subsequently called the PD and advised he would bring the wallet and its contents to the PD. Upon the individual arriving at Salem PD with the wallet he did complete a voluntary written statement. The owner of the wallet also responded to the PD where it was returned by the male individual. The business is providing surveillance footage and the incident is under investigation. Sgt B Slider ************************************* Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Child I Juvenile Problem COURT DR K PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to Centennial Park for a report of a juvenile(s) on the roof of the bathrooms. Upon arriving, officer observed a small juvenile climbing down from the side of the roof area. Officer advised the juvenile of his error in judgement and potential for injury. The juveniles stated that he understood and that his older brother had just yelled at him to get down as officer arrived Officer also advised the juvenile to remove his bicycle from inside the fenced tennis court area because it is posted no bicycles of skate boards allowed. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Assist Other Agency SHELL GAS STATION IN LEETONIA Complainant: PD, LEETONIA Officer responded to the above location at the request of Leetonia PD for a K9 sniff on their traffic stop. The K9 was run around the vehicle and indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor coming from the vehicle. A search of the vehicle did not turn up any narcotics. A passenger in the vehicle was arrested for an outstanding warrant through this county for drug trafficking. Ptl. S. LaRosa ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Assist Perry Police S LINCOLN AVE / SNYDER RD Complainant: PD, Perry Twp ARRESTED: JAKOB BELL, 29150 CAMPBELL RD HANOVERTON, OH Officer responded to the above location at the request of Perry Township PD for a K9 sniff on their traffic stop. The K9 indicating for a positive odor of narcotic in the vehicle. Officer stood by while a search was conducted and marijuana was recovered from inside the vehicle. Officer LaRosa *********************************
Friday, June 23, 2017 09:09 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Child I Juvenile Problem 485 E PERRY ST Report of kids running between the garages of the above residence. Upon arrival, this officer located the kids and spoke with their father. He was advised of the issue, he advised that he would take care of the problem so there would be no more issues. Officer Miller ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1847 N ELLSWORTH AVE Report of a hit skip accident with a White Sedan (unknown make or registration) that struck the mail box of 1847 N. Ellsworth Ave. The mailbox was destroyed and will need to be replaced. The owner of the mailbox was advised and she was given the report number for her insurance agency. Officer Miller ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 476 VlNE AVE Complainant: ASHLEY JOHNSON UNIT I DRIVER ASHELY D. PASCO- JOHNSON Owner ASHLEY JOHNSON UNIT 2 PARKED UNOCCUPIED Owner HALL JENNIFER Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle non injury accident. Unit #1 was backing out of a private drive then struck Unit #2 which was legally parked and unoccupied on the street. The driver of Unit #1 was issued a citation for lmproper Backing, Both Units had minor damage. Ashley D. Pasco-Johnson 476 Vine Ave Salem, Ohio 44460 DOB: 11/08/1985 Citation issued lmproper Backing (333.13) Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION (6/22/2017 1 1:04:55 By: 169) RED VAN WHITE MALE DRIVING W ON STATE ST Officer responded to the above location and checked the area on the way there for the above mentioned vehicle but did not see it. Officer was advised by the clerk that a male had pumped $10.00 worth of gasoline from pump #2 into the above listed vehicle and left with out paying for it. The clerk also advised that there was a female inside the vehicle also. Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Speak To Officer 834 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: KEVIN BELL (6/22/2017 13:11:37 By: 175) 2343204207 (6/22/2017 13:12:25 By: 175) ADVISED THAT ONE OF HIS LANDSCAPERS SPOKE TO HIS CHILDREN AND VERBALLY ARGUED WITH HIM FROM AN OLD APPLIANCE PARKING LOT Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant and his two juvenile children. They advised that they were in the back yard area playing and the male subject took their pictures and asked for their mother. The female juvenile advised she was at work but her father was home. The male subject advised never mind and went to the front of the residence videotaping the yard. The complainant had raised his voice at his children trying to get them to tell him what happened since they ran into the house and his daughter was scared to death. After finding out what happened the male subject was seen parking in the parking lot across the street and the male started yelling at the complainant who advised he didn't understand any thing the male subject was saying. The complainant had called the company and made a complaint with them over the conduct of their employee. The male subjects in the business across the street advised they heard yelling but wasn't sure what was going on. The males there did advise they thought the male subject worked for the company that takes care of the complainants yard. Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1220 SOUTHEAST BLVD 6 Complainant: ELIZABETH MILLIKIN Officers responded to the above location for a report of a possible phone scam. The complainant stated that a number calls three to four times a day. The complainant answered the phone one time and the male subject stated his name was Josh but wouldn't say anything else. Officers advised the complainant not to answer the phone and contact their phone carrier and have the number blocked. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: RUSSELL LIBER Complainant on station reference his rental properties. Complainant was advised of his options in dealing with this matter and any potential issue that may arise in the future he advised he understood. Officer Miller *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Drive off at the above location. Upon arrival, employee advised that a male subject in a Ford F150 had pumped $13.00 worth of gas and left without paying. This officer checked the area and was unable to locate. Officer Miller *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Assist Perry Police 1800 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE Officers responded to the 1800 block of S Lincoln Ave to assist Perry Township Police on a traffic stop. Officers arrived on scene and it was found that the passenger of the vehicle had an active warrant. Officers placed that male subject in custody. During a search of that male subject it was found that the subject had drug paraphernalia inside of his pants pocket. The driver of the vehicle was also found to have a suspended drivers license. The male driver was then detained by the Perry Police Department and placed in the rear of Perry Police Departments unit. During a search of the vehicle drug abuse instruments were located along with suspected narcotics. The male driver was then asked to step out of the police cruiser, this is when the driver of the vehicle became combative and had to be forced out of the police cruiser and taken to the ground. Upon searching the male driver it was found that he had a loaded firearm concealed inside of his waist band. The male subject was then placed under arrest on numerous charges from Perry Police Department. Both of the male subjects were later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Ptl C Walla ************************************ Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Theft 525 AETNA ST A female subject came on station about her rental property. The subject advised a male moved out of her property a few months ago and left items in the shed. The owner stated that when she went to the shed the items were gone. The owner wanted to incident documented in case of further incident. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Speak To Officer 867 BARCLAY AVE Complainant: BRIAN FULLUM Officer was dispatched to the 800 block of Barclay Ave for a speak to officer report. Upon arrival, officer was advised that the complainant wanted an officer to speak with his juvenile son about the consequences of being unruly and delinquent. Officer spoke with the juvenile and cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Open Burning 257 W WILSON ST Complainant: FD DEPT, SALEM Officer responded to the 200 block of W Wilson St to assist Salem FD with an open burning complaint. The resident at that location had reportedly become upset but had calmed down prior to this officer arriving. The resident reported that neighbors sometimes place items on his fire pit without him knowing. Open burning laws and consequences were explained and the individual was advised that he is responsible for assuring that proper types of wood are burnt in his fire pit, and that no trash, green wood, leaves, construction materials, etc. are burnt. Sgt B Slider ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Domestic In Progress 207 HAWLEY AVE Officers responded to the 200 block of Hawley Ave in regards to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officers made contact with both the male and female subjects who stated that everything was okay. The female advised that an argument had occurred over relationship issues and that the male had knocked a coffee cup out of her hand. She later advised that the male was breaking some of their property inside the residence, but did not strike her. The male also advised that he was not struck by the female. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Dog At Large Officer responded to the area of S Union Ave and E Pershing St for a report of a dog running at large in the area. Officer observed the dog in the 1100 block of E Pershing St and an area resident advised that he believed the dog belonged to an individual in a blue residence nearby. Officer parked and responded to the blue residence. The dog walked onto the porch of the residence and upon barking at this officer drew the attention of its owner inside, who did promptly secure the dog. The owner advised that the dog had been in the fenced back yard but had managed to get loose. The owner was afforded a warning for dog at large. Sgt B Slider ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Barking Dog 408 OHIO AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Police responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave for a barking dog. When Police made contact with the owner they were advised of the issue. Police advised due to the complaint next time a citation would be issued. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Littering I Dumping 408 OHIO AVE Complainant: HEATHER DOWNS Police responded to the 400 block of Ohio Ave. in reference to a male subject dumping items in the back yard of the complainants residence. Complainant advised that a male subject known to her dumped two mattresses, a basinet, and other items in the back yard of her residence. Police then spoke with the male who advised that the items belong to the female and he was returning them. Police went back to the original complainant and advised her that due to conflicting statements it was a civil issue and she could have the items hauled away and sue the male for the cost. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Public Assist 1184 E THIRD ST Complainant: BOBBIE THOMAS, NEW WATERFORD, OH Officer responded to the 1100 block of E Third St in order to assist the female complainant with the retrieval of her 16 year old daughter. Complainant advised that her daughter was at a boyfriends residence and was not supposed to be there. Officer accompanied the complainant to the residence and the juvenile was located. She left with her mother and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Fireworks Complaint 1041 E STATE ST Police were patrolling the Eastgate Plaza when fireworks could be heard being set off. Police located three subjects near the car wash who admitted to having been setting them off. They were advised of the laws regarding fireworks, identified and then sent on their way. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *************************************** Date: Thursday, June 22,2017 Criminal Mischief 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Police responded to Speedway Gas Station on W. State St. in reference to subjects throwing eggs at each others vehicles in the parking lot. Prior to officers arrival the vehicles left the lot but were located at Second St. and N. Ellsworth where police initiated a traffic stop. One vehicle stopped and the other left, with it being stop by another officer on N. Lincoln Ave.. All subjects advised they work together and were just playing around. Police checked with Speedway clerk in reference to any damage, with none being noted. The subjects were advised to take their activities elsewhere for the night. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***********************************
Thursday, June 22, 2017 10:37 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Accident With Injury S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER OWN/DRIVER: ELMER L KEATON, 46317 SEVILLE LN EAST LIVERPOOL, OH OWN/DRIVER: HARRY D KOONS, 1668 FILMORE AVE SALEM, OH DRIVER: JANET L SMITH, 988 ADAMS AVE SALEM, OH / OWNER: EAN HOLDINGS, LLC 14002 E 21 ST ST 1 500 TULSA, OK Officer's was dispatched to the intersection of S. Ellsworth Ave. and E. Pershing St. for an accident with possible Injuries Upon Officer observed a three car accident. UNIT# 1 operated by Elmer Keaton failed to stop at the stop sign causing him to strike Unit #2 operated by Harry Koons, which cause him to strike UNIT #3 was being operated by Janet Smith. Two of the three vehicles were towed from the scene due to severe damage. No one was transported to the hospital or stated there was an injury. Mr. Keaton was cited for FTY: Stop Sign. Officer documented damages done with photographs and issued report numbers for the insurance companies. Cited: Elmer Keaton Address: 46317 Seville Ln E. Liverpool OH 43920 DOB:07/28/1936 Charge: FTY: Stop Sign Ptl Z Sanford ******************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1165 ETHIRD ST C Complainant: MIRANDA MORAR Officer met with the complainant at the above location and was advised that her live in boyfriend of 5 months left in his red Chevrolet Blazer and she does not know where he would go. They had an argument over his texting which she felt she found possibly two other women involved with him. Chief Panezott located the male subject at Centennial Park and officer talked with him which he denied any other women and that if she wanted to leave he would not stop her and she could take the animals with her. He also advised there would be no problem with him when he returned they would either work it out or go their own way. No physical violence just arguing. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Natural Death 985 NEWGARDEN AVE Officer responded to 985 Newgarden Ave. for a report of a natural death. EMT ambulance was on scene along with the wife of the deceased male. The coroner investigator was notified and the victim was transported to Stark Memorial funeral home by EMT. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Theft 886 W PERRY ST Complainant: DENTON DUNLAP Officer met with the complainant on station who had some questions over some property that he had left at his ex-girlfriends residence over two years or so ago. She will not give them back now, things like his fishing pole and clothing articles. He advised he had stayed there about two months ago. He wanted charges on her now. He then claimed to have mail still being delivered there and she sends it back to sender. Officer explained to him that this was a civil matter and he would need to file a claim through Municipal Court. He then wanted to file a complaint about the boyfriend of the ex-girlfriend who texts him and he has asked him to stop numerous times. Officer advised him that he would need to take that up with Perry Township since he resides in their jurisdiction. He also said that the boyfriend told him if the police came looking for anything from him he would take care of him(the complainant). Officer advised him again that this was a civil matter. Ptl. French *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1900 BLOCK OF PEARCE CR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a blocked roadway/parking complaint in the above area. Upon arrival, this officer found two roofing companies and a tree removal company all in the same area. This officer spoke to the roofing companies and they were moving vehicles around to fix the issue so there would be no further problems. Officer Miller ****************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Obstructed Roadway JENNINGS AVE / REA DR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER (6/21/2017 09:06:16 By: 169) HEAW EQUIP BEING USED, SIGN SAYS FLAGGER, BUT NO FLAGGER AND UNABLE TO GET AROUND W OUT ONE (6/21/2017 09:11:02 By: 169) 902 ADV THEY HAVE A FLAGGER COMING OUT TO DIRECT TRAFFIC NOW Officer responded to the above location and talked with the crew there who advised they were there putting up the guard rail. They are usually supplied a flagger. The foreman went and talked with another subject and he came back and advised that they had one on the way. Ptl. French ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: JOHN WADE The complainant responded to this department to report that he sold a truck and signed over the title to a male individual known to him. He stated that the individual in question has been seen operating the vehicle still using the complainants license plates. He was concerned about getting in trouble, should the individual get stopped or get into an accident. The information was obtained and he was advised that officers would attempt to locate the vehicle being illegally operated. Sgt. D. Green *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 1200 E SIXTH ST Report of criminal damage at the above address. Upon arrival, someone had put graffiti (FQTC) on the back of the F.E. Cope sign off N. Lincoln Ave. Officer Miller ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Criminal Mischief 1200 E SIXTH ST Report of criminal mischief at the above location. Upon arrival, some time over night subjects in a white vehicle (Chrysler Pacifica) had busted a large watermelon at the entrance to the north side of the school. Officer Miller ******************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 \Speak To Officer \969 W WILSON ST Complainant: DYLAN MCELROY Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant about text messages he received. Officers asked if he knew the subject sending him text messages he said yes and if there was any threatening text messages he said no. Officers advised him to block the number if he didn't want speak with that subject anymore. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************** Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV (6/21/2017 13:23:53 By: 169) RED WARNING (6/21/2017 13:23:59 By: 169) FJLI 707 Officer was on routine patrol and observed a green colored GMC truck that appeared not to be in running condition. Officer issued the above 10 day notice to the vehicle and placed it on the front windshield. 303.10 Illegally parked abandoned vehicle private property. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 652 E EUCLID ST (6/21/2017 13: 19:48 By: 169) GNZ5628 (6/21/2017 13:20:30 By: 169) RED WARNING 303.10 Officer was on routine patrol and observed a black colored Ford truck that appeared not to be running and had an expired license plate. Officer issued the above 10 day notice to the vehicle and placed it on the front windshield. 303.10 Illegally parked abandoned vehicle private property. Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Tuesday, June 20,201 7 Speak To Officer 969 W WILSON ST B Complainant on station to speak with an officer. The complainant advised the court issued a no contact order with his wife and he needed some belongings from the residence. Officers stood by while the complainant retrieved his identification and some clothing. Officers cleared without incident. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 21,2017 Traffic Offense 200 S UNION AVE Officer initiated a trafic stop in the 200 block of S Union Ave with a white ford sedan. The driver gave consent for officers to search inside the vehicle. Nothing was located inside the vehicle and the driver was given a verbal warning for two headlights required. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Harassment 595 CONTINENTAL DR 5 Complainant: MONICA TALDERT Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant over the phone. The complainant advised officers that she would like an officer to speak to a known male subject asking him to stop all contact with her. Officers will contact the male subject and advise him of the complaint. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Suspicious Activity 605 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: Seth McCallister, Leetonia, OH Officer responded to the 600 block of E Seventh St for suspicious activity. The complainant stated they saw a male subject standing at the end of their driveway looking at the vehicles. The complainant stated that the incident occurred approximately 20 minutes before they made the report. Officer advised the complainant to call the PD right away if they noticed anyone suspicious in the area again. Officer checked the area but was unable to locate anyone matching the description given. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Assist Other Agency 643 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: EMT, AMBULANCE Officers responded to the above location for an assist other agency report. Complainant advised a female at the residence is acting up and they had an issue with her earlier in the day on the previous shift. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the care taker who advised the female in question just returned from the hospital and is now making threats to harm herself along with other subjects in the residence. The female in question was pink slipped and transported to St. E's Main campus by EMT. Ptl. D. Young ********************************* Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Accidental Damage 897 E SIXTH ST Complainant: GEORGE BROWN Officers responded to the 800 block of E. Sixth St. for a report of an accidental discharge from a firearm. The complainant advised officers that he accidentally discharged his firearm inside his residence while cleaning it. There were not any injuries during the incident other than striking a car across the street. Charges will be sent down to the prosecutors office. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Check Well Being 2875 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a well being check. Complainant advised there was a male subject wearing orange shorts talking to himself. Officer made contact with the subject who stated he followed a vehicle to the parking lot due to several subject inside the vehicle yelling inappropriate things at him. Officer made contact with the vehicle in question and everyone inside the vehicle denied saying anything to him and stated they did not know who he was. Officer spoke with both parties and advised them both to go there separate ways and not to have anymore contact. Both parties cleared without incident. Ptl. D. Young ************************************** Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Possible Scam 500 E FOURTH ST 210 Complainant: CHARLOTTE REINKE Officer responded to the above location for a report of a possible scam. Upon arrival, the complainant stated she just recently sold her house and received a phone call from someone who was asking for her social security number in regards with the sale. Complainant stated she did give out her SSN. While speaking with the complainant her realtor called and advised she believes the subject who called worked for the title company. The realtor advised the complainant that she would contact the title company tomorrow and verify due to the company being closed at the time of the report. Officer advised the complainant to contact this station when she finds out if it was indeed the title company. Ptl. D. Young ************************************** Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) Complainant: CHARLOTTE COLBRUNN Officers responded to the Salem Police Department for a report of a dispute. The complainant advised officers that her boyfriends mother slammed her arm in the car door when she was getting her daughter. This is being sent to the prosecutors office for possible charges. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Theft 226 VINE AVE 4 Officer responded to the above location for a theft report. Complainant stated a known female came to his residence yesterday 06/19/2017 asking for money. Complainant stated he gave her $8.00 dollars in quarters. The complainant also stated that the female advised she would go to the store for him since he has a problem walking. The complainant gave the female his food stamp card and pin number. The complainant stated the card had approximately $50.00 on it and told the female to go to Circle K on East State St. and get milk and some pop. The complainant advised that the female never returned to his residence. The complainant advised he called and checked the balance on his card and it is now at $0.00. Complainant also advised that he had the card cancelled. The complainant did file out a voluntary statement form and all information with be turned over to the Ohio Investigative Unit. investigation pending. Ptl. D. Young ***************************************
Wednesday, June 21, 2017 08:18 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, June 20,2017 Domestic In Progress 182 N UNION AVE UP Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a domestic. Upon arrival, officers were unsuccessful with making contact. A neighbor advised she observed the male half depart prior to officers arriving. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the male. Officers did make contact with the female's mother and she made contact with her daughter who reported to be fine. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************* Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 2516 BENTLEY DR Complainant: VANESSA HECK Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of lnternet harassment. Upon arrival, the complainant advised she received a message on Facebook from an unknown person upset that she tagged her in a picture. The complainant was advised to block the person from further contact. Sgt. K. Toy *********************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 585 COLUMBIA ST Police responded to the 500 block of Columbia St. for a dispute with the landlord. The landlord walked into the residence without notice and took the back door off and left. The landlord advised that the door needed repairs. The landlord took the door and left the residence wide open. Officers advised the resident the issue with the landlord is a civil matter and needed to contact the courts due to his living conditions. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 341 W TENTH ST Officers responded to a possible domestic on W 10th St. with a male and female yelling. Upon arrival the two were on the front porch with the female still yelling at the male. They were separated and advised they were arguing over personal matters. The male was cooperative and wanted to leave but she would not give him his car keys. The female was uncooperative and told to calm down and cease and desist. She admitted the car and keys here his and then threw them in the back yard. Upon a second time she acted as if going to throw them farther back she was strongly warned against such action. She then handed them to officer who gave them to the male. She went onto the porch and began yelling again then went inside, still angry. Officers cleared. Banar901 ******************************* Date: Monday, June 19,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1220 FRANKLIN AVE Officer investigated a recent burglary of the residence. Sometime during the day time, a large TV was stolen from inside. At time of report, nothing else appeared to be taken. Department detective was called to scene for follow up. Matter under investigation. Banar901 ********************************* Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Domestic In Progress 969 W WILSON ST B Complainant: DONITA MAZEY, BELOIT, OH Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Upon arrival, the complainant advised she is a case worker for the residents at 969 W. Wilson St. and witnessed Jessica Kislingbury assault her husband, William Kislingbury. Contact was made with Mrs. Kislingbury and she advised her husband had departed the area. A short time later Mr. Kislingbury returned and officers observed scratch marks on his neck consistent with the complaintant's statement . Mrs. Kislingbury was advised she was under arrest at which time she resisted officers efforts to secure her into handcuffs. Mrs. Kislingbury was eventually secured but then requested medical personnel. Medical personnel did assess Mrs. Kislingbury was transported to Salem ER by Emt. Once released, Mrs Kislingbury was transported to Columbinana County Jail. Arrested: Jessica M. Kislingbury DOB: 05/23/82 969 W. Wilson St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence and Resisting Arrest Sgt. K. Toy *********************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 429 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: DIXIE SKINNER Complainant on station to report a domestic that occurred at the above stated location on 06/16/17. The complainant advised she was visiting her juvenile daughter and an altercation occurred. The complainant was provided her option of pursuing the matter. Investigation Pending Sgt. K. Toy *********************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Traffic Offense NEWGARDEN AVE / MULLINS Officer on routine patrol initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle for an equipment violation on Mullins St and New Garden Ave. Upon speaking to the driver, the driver gave officers consent to search the vehicle. Officers then searched the vehicle and nothing illegal was found. The driver of the vehicle was given a written warning for two headlights required. Ptl C Walla *********************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 729 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 700 block of Franklin Ave for a verbal dispute. A juvenile advised she was getting upset with the female subject and they had gotten into a verbal altercation. Both parties advised nothing physical had occurred. The juvenile stated she wanted to wait at the residence until a friend arrived to pick her up. The officer advised the juvenile to leave with her grandmother who was on scene to avoid any further confrontations. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: -, .- Tuesday, June 20,2017 Traffic Offense 968 E STATE ST Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 900 block of E State St. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and was taken into custody for OVI. The driver of the vehicle was transported back to Salem Police Department to be processed and booked. A Drug Recognition Expert was called out to do an evaluation of the male subject. The DRE advised that the driver was impaired due to a medical condition and recommended to submit a BMV medical evaluation form for the male subject. The male subject was issued a citation for lighted lights required and advised that a BMV form for a medical evaluation would be submitted. The male subject was then released into his girlfriend's custody. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Intoxicated Driver S LINCOLN AVE / CHESTNUT Report of a possible intoxicated driver coming into the city. Officers were able to locate the vehicle and speak to the driver. He stated that he was tired and had not had anything to drink. He was advised to get some rest. Officer Shafer ******************************* Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY, TWP K9 Simon was requested by Perry Twp. PD on a traffic stop on SR 9 near the SR 45 bypass. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor, and residue was found in the vehicle. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Traffic Offense 300 BLOCK OF W PERSHING Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 300 block of W Pershing St. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of the odor of narcotics with the vehicle. Officers conducted a probable cause search of the vehicle and marijuana paraphernalia was located inside the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for the paraphernalia and a written warning for turn signal violation. Cited: John Peuterbaugh DOB: 04-09-1974 Address: 341 W 10th St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Possession of marijuana drug paraphernalia city ordinance 513.121 C Ptl. E. Perry **********************************
Tuesday, June 20, 2017 09:06 AM -0500 Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 800 BLOCK OF PENNSYLVANI Officer(s) responded to the 800 block of Pennsylvania Ave for a report of a vehicle stuck in the roadway. On arrival officers found unit # 1 had pulled from a private drive in the 800 block of Pennsylvania when the driver cut the turn to short. This caused the trailer on unit # 1 to go partially into a ditch. The vehicle was removed from ditch by Gearys Towing. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 was driven from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / Beechnut Holdings driver / Clayton Bailey vehicle / 2016 International Ptl R Keister ********************************* Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Fireworks Complaint 8l75 GRANITE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of fireworks or shots fired. Upon arrival, contact was made with a resident that admitted to a single firework being set off. Officer explained the laws and the consequences of future issues. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************** Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Suspicious Person HAWLEY AVE / E SIXTH ST A report of a male in black hoodie and black shorts looking into parked cars near Sixth and Hawley. Officers found him at the high school and talked with him there. He was advised against looking into people's cars in the future. Banar901 ********************************* Date: Monday, June 19.2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST SMITH OIL GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil, Cashier Officers responded to Smith Oil for a drive off. Officers were advised that a black Toyota Stationwagon pumped $12.41 worth of gas and left without making proper payment. Officers checked the area for the vehicle, but were notable to locate it. The complainant was provided with a copy of the report number. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************* Date: Monday, June 19,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 274 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JOHN SOMMERS Officer responded to the above stated address for a breaking and entering report. Upon arrival the complainant advised that his garage was broken into throughout the night and that he had a numerous amount of coins stolen from him worth an unknown dollar amount to the complainant. Officer issued a report number to the complainant. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Sunday, June 18,2017 Intoxicated Person 536 WALNUT ST A Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Walnut St in regards to a report of an intoxicated person that was acting disorderly. Upon arrival, officers spoke with a male subject who advised that a female on scene was intoxicated and using vulgar language towards him. Officers made contact with the female subject who was advised of the complaint. She was advised not to have any further contact with the male. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Suspicious Activity 635 E STATE ST Complainant: TODD MESKELL Officers responded to the parking lot at the rear of Coaches Burgers after a male complainant called to report possible drug activity inside a grey Chevy vehicle. Upon arrival, the vehicle and three occupants were located inside the vehicle. They were identified and advised of the complaint During the investigation, K9 Argo was deployed and did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. During a search of one of the occupants bags, a small baggy of suspected marijuana and zig zag rolling papers were located. The female, 22 year old Xya K. Taylor was issued a MM citation for possession of marijuana. She was given a court date of Friday June 23rd, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. CITED: Xya K. Taylor DOB: 5/12/1995 1590 Western Reserve Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: MM Possession of Marijuana Ptl. B. Smith ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Ambulance Needed 610 PROSPECT ST Officer responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. & EMT Ambulance to 610 Prospect St. for a male juvenile having a medical emergency. Officer stood by while EMS personnel tended to the juvenile who was later transported to the hospital for evaluation. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Harassment Complainant: TREVOR LODGE Officer spoke with the complainant via telephone in reference to phone harassment. Complainant advised that she is being harassed by the subject on social media and text messages. She requested a certain officer follow up on this and the information will be passed on to him. Officer LaRosa ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 633 CHERRY ST Complainant: TINA CROWL Officer responded to the 600 block of Cherry St for a report of drug paraphernalia. Complainant advised that her juvenile granddaughter was walking outside in the area and had stepped on a hypodermic needle. Officer spoke with the juvenile and attempted to locate the needle, but was unable. The juvenile had a cut on the bottom of her foot and advised that it was feeling numb. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance were requested to the scene. She was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Accidental Damage 360 N BROADWAY AVE Complainant: PATRICIA MCGAFFIC Officer responded to the above location in reference to storm damage. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the complainant. Officer observed a large tree branch had fallen onto the complainants vehicle. She was advised of her options. Officer LaRosa ************************************ Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV NEWGARDEN AVE / RAILROAD While on patrol on Newgarden Ave. near the railroad tracks officer observed a disabled vehicle with a male subject, later found to be the owner looking under the hood of the vehicle. The male advised his vehicle stalled out after driving thru some high water on Newgarden Ave. by the Railroad tracks and that it will not start back up. Officers assisted the male with pushing his vehicle off of the roadway into the RK Campf's parking lot temporarily. The male was given a courtesy ride to his residence in the 300 block of N. Broadway Ave. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************* Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Traffic Offense 180 W STATE ST Officer was sitting stationary in the Consumer's Bank parking lot at the corner of S. Ellsworth Ave. and W. State St. when officer observed a green Pontiac Fire Bird enter the Auto Zone parking lot and operating recklessly by accelerating at a rate as to cause the rear wheels to spin and the car to fish tail multiple times. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle off the alley behind Autozone. The operator of the vehicle, Brent M. Banister was advised the reason for the stop. Mr. Banister was found not to have a valid drivers license (Failure to Reinstate) as well as his license plates expired on 5/6/2017. Mr. Banister was issued citations for Failure to Reinstate, Expired Plates and Reckless Operation on Private Property. He was given a mandatory court date of Friday June 23rd, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Davidson's Towing responded and towed the vehicle from the scene after vehicle inventory was completed. Officers cleared. CITED: Brent M. Banister Hanoverton, OH 44423 Charges: Failure to Reinstate - Expired Plates - Reckless Operation on Private Property. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************ Date: Monday, June 19,2017 Intoxicated Driver E STATE ST / N LINCOLN AVE Officer was dispatched to the above area in regards to an intoxicated driver. Officer responded, located the vehicle, and followed behind to observe possible traffic violations. The vehicle was stopped in the 1200 block of Newgarden Ave after the vehicle had veered left of center. After a brief investigation, it was found that the driver was not intoxicated. The driver was afforded a warning for failure to drive in marked lanes. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***********************************
Monday, June 19, 2017 08:37 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Accident Private Property 2487 E STATE ST B SALEM Complainant: MARK WUKOTICH Officers responded to the above location for a one vehicle accident. Unit 1 was traveling into the parking lot of Marc's store, when Unit 1 struck a light pole which disabled Unit 1. Kaiser Towing towed the vehicle from the parking lot, no injuries were reported. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 606 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: MAX SMOLIRA Police responded to the 600 block of E. 7th St. for a criminal damage report. Upon arrived the owner of a White Cadillac advised someone had smashed his passenger side headlight. The owner advised he had seen the damage the morning before. Police documented the damage then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************************ Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Shoplifter(s) 239 W STATE ST SALEM Police responded to the Family Dollar on W. State St. for q shoplifter. Officers made contact with the store worker and the female suspect in the parking lot. The complainant had one of the items taken from the store that the suspect had turned over to him. The female was placed into custody and transported back to the station for processing. After processing the female was transported down to Columbiana Co. jail ARA- Theft Linda L. Laughlin D.O.B. 4/19/1977 293 N. Union Ave Salem, OH 44460 Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 194 ROSE AVE SALEM Complainant: LOURDES CASTILLO Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated unknown subjects keep knocking over their flower pots on their front porch. The complainant requested extra watch on their street. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Dog Bite 1014 E STATE ST Complainant: PHILIP CROWGEY Officer responded to the above location for a reported dog bite. The complainant advised that two females were walking their dog in the 100 blk of Hawley Ave. He stated that he briefly spoke to them as they walked by. One of the dogs (Small Pit mix) bit him on the right upper forearm area. The animal did break the skin, but the injury was not severe. Officer spoke with the animal owner and she was advised to locate her paperwork showing the animal is current on his vaccinations. The report was also forwarded to the proper agency regarding dog bites. Sgt. D. Green ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Ambulance Needed 257 W WILSON ST Officers responded to the 200 block of W Wilson St for a male caller who advised that he was feeling depressed and was seeking help before he resorted to harming himself. Officers responded, met with the individual and requested Salem First Responders and an Ambulance on scene. Officers and First Responders conversed with the individual while awaiting the ambulance. EMT Ambulance subsequently transported the individual to Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt B Slider ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 18,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 613 CEDAR ST Complainant: BARBARA HOYLE Police responded to the 600 block of Cedar St in reference to a juvenile complaint. The complainant advised that juveniles are spraying an unknown substance in the air conditioner of her home cause foul odors inside the residence. Police spoke with one of the suspect juveniles and his mother about the issue. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 881 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the above location in reference to a loud music complaint. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subjects and advised them of the complaint. The music was turned down and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Drug Overdose 1485 E THIRD ST Officers along with the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to 1485 E. Third St. for a report of an overdose. Upon arrival, a male subject was located on the bathroom floor unresponsive. The Salem Fire Dept. used two rounds of Naloxone on the subject & KLG used one round. The subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Several items of drug paraphernalia and suspected drugs were seized from the bathroom sink that were in plain view. Investigation and charges are pending. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 911 Hang-Up Call 880 SUMMIT ST Police responded to a 800 block of Summit St. in reference to a 911 call. Upon arrival officers found that an argument occurred between a male and a female over the male wanting to fix the females car and she not wanting him to. Officers advised the subjects to go there separate ways for the evening. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 240 N CUNNINGHAM RD HOTEL Complainant: SHAWNEE ROHR Officer responded to the Holiday Inn in reference to a criminal damage report. Officer spoke with clerk who advised that an unknown male and female were inside the hotel inquiring about the prices of rooms. She stated that the male became angry when he heard the price of the rooms and began to become irate. Complainant advised that the male walked towards the entrance and struck both sliding automatic doors causing the outer door to be dislodged from the track. Photographs were obtained and the complainant was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Theft 325 W STATE ST RESTAURANT Officer spoke with the victim via telephone in reference to a theft report. Victim advised that sometime between 1900-2045 hrs and unknown subject gained entry into her unlocked car while she was at work. Victim advised that the subject stole approx $90 from inside her vehicle. Victim just wanted the incident documented. Ptl. S.LaRosa ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Suspicious Person 479 W FOURTH ST Officer responded to Stewart Ave for a report of a suspicious individual walking in the area and meeting with passing motorists. Officers patrolled the area and learned that the individual had walked East on W Fourth St and went to a residence somewhere in the area of Jennings Ave. Officers were unable to locate the individual at that time and will conduct extra patrol of the area. Sgt B Slider ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Suspicious Person 460 STEWART AVE Officers responded to the area of Stewart Ave and W Fourth St for a report of a male individual behaving in an irrational manner. Officers made contact with witnesses and within minutes of arriving located the suspicious individual at the rear of a nearby business. The individual continued to behave irrationally and appeared to be under the influence of a drug andor alcohol. The individual was subsequently detained for safety due to striking himself in the face several times as officers were talking with him. The individual would randomly change from a normal demeanor, to sadness and to anger. Salem First Responders and an ambulance (KLG) were requested, and did respond. Numerous attempts were made to reach a parent without success. The juvenile was placed under arrest for delinquency, the handcuffs were removed and the juvenile was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance with officer following. Upon transport the juveniles mother was located in the area looking for him and also responded to Salem Regional Medical Center where officer released the juvenile into his mothers custody. She was advised that they would be notified in the near future of a time and date to appear at Salem PD for the delinquency charge. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Assault 317 N MADISON AVE Officers responded to a residence in the 600 block of E. 7th St. to speak with the alleged victim of a domestic violence incident that occurred at 317 N. Madison Ave. Upon arrival, officer spoke with an adult male subject who advised that his adult son whom resides with him assaulted him. Officer did observe visible injury to the victim's face. Officer also spoke with a female juvenile whom was in the home at the time of the incident who corroborated the victim's story. Officer did respond to 317 N. Madison Ave. and spoke with the victim's son whom denied any type of domestic between he and his father. The son, 33 year old male, Robert J. Kastanek was placed under arrest for domestic violence. Mr. Kastanek was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing. While on station Mr. Kastanek complained that he broke his rib and requested medical attention. Salem Fire Dept. first responders and EMT Ambulance responded. EMT transported Mr Kastanek to the Salem Regional Medical Center for evaluation. Officers stood by at the hospital with Mr. Kastanek until he was released by a Dr. at which time he was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrestee: Robert J. Kastanek DOB: 6/16/2017 317 N. Madison Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 317 N MADISON AVE Complainant: ROBERT KASTANEK Police responded to the 300 block of N. Madison Ave for a juvenile complaint. The complainant advised he could not control his daughter. When Police arrived both the complainant and the daughter were not on scene. Police cleared without being able to make contact. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Person To Be Removed 2401 E STATE ST GROCERY Complainant: BRIAN METZ Officer was dispatched to Giant Eagle in regards to a person to be removed complaint. Complainant advised that two males on motorized wheel chairs were inside the store and eating from the salad bar without paying. Complainant advised that the two subjects were previously advised not to return to the store. Officer made contact with both subjects and advised them of the complaint. The two subjects were advised to leave the property and not to return. They were also advised that criminal trespass charges could be filed if they were to return. Ptl. Cochran *********************************
Sunday, June 18, 2017 09:20 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM SALEM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Complainant: Ward, Bessie Officers responded to the above location for a disturbed person report. Complainant advised that the subject who suffers from a mental disability was wanting to leave without proper transportation. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant along with the subject and came to an agreement that if the subject contact her sister for a ride the hospital would be fine with letting her leave. Subject attempted contact but due to another call officers had to cleared and are unsure if contact was made with the sister. Ptl. D. Young ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / PENN AVE Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle accident. Unit 2, DRIVER Erin Pitts, was traveling Eastbound on East State Street near Penn Avenue and was stopped in traffic. Unit 1, DRIVER Brianna Morrow, was following behind Unit 2 did not see Unit 2 stopped and struck the rear of Unit 2. Unit 2 was able to be driven from the scene, Unit 1 was towed from the scene by Sinsleys Towing. Driver of Unit 1, Brianna Morrow of KENT, OH, was issued a citation for Assured Clear Distance. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Ambulance Needed 491 REILLY AVE B Complainant: JASON SUTTON Officers and first responders responded to the 400 block of Reilly Ave for a medical call. The complainant advised there was a male passed out inside his vehicle and not responding. Officers checked the parking lot but the vehicle had left prior to arrival. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Harassment 890 E THIRD ST Complainant: SONJA ELLIS Officer responded to the above location for a harassment report. Complainant stated a known female stated she was going to slash her tires yesterday. Officer advised the complainant to contact the PD if she see the female in the area. Officer also advised he would attempt contact with the subject. Officer did explain the process for applying for a protection order to the complainant. Ptl. D. Young ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 961 W WILSON ST B Complainant: CCSO Officers responded to the above location to assist CCSO in serving a protection order with immediate removal. The subject was'served and left the residence without incident. Ptl. D. Young ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Recovered Property 400 S BROADWAY AVE Officer located a pocket knife on the roadway in the 400 block of S. Broadway Avenue while handling another incident. The knife was taken back to the police department for safe keeping. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Fight 496 S BROADWAY AVE BARINIGHT CLUB Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of S. Broadway Avenue for a large fight in the roadway. Officers responded and spoke with four male subjects who were in the street. One subject advised that two of the males were intoxicated and asked by him to leave a nearby bar after a verbal argument. He stated that one of the two other males struck his friend while they were in the roadway. The subject then advised that one of the males continued to come at him so he did hit him. Officer spoke with the other two males who advised that the first subject officers spoke with struck one of them, but that he deserved to get hit and did not want to pursue the matter. Officer spoke with another male subject who got hit and he also advised he did not want to pursue the matter. No injuries were reported. Two of the males subjects departed in a taxi. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Dog At Large 625 PROSPECT ST Complainant: ROBERT SHEEN Officer was dispatched to the above area in regards to dogs at large. Complainant advised that multiple small dogs were in the roadway. Officer responded and made contact with the owner to advise them of the situation. The dogs were removed from the roadway and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Assault 890 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: SONYA ELLIS Police responded to a residence in the 800 block of E. Third St. in reference to a reported assault. Police spoke with the complainant who had a small laceration on her hand but refused medical. She advised that a known female came to her residence and became upset that the complainant would not give her any of her prescription pain medication. The complainant ordered the female out of her residence and during the scuffle the complainants hand got lacerated. Complainant was given her options for filing charges. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Check Well Being l793 W PERSHING ST Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of W. Pershing Street to check the well being of a male subject who reportedly had thoughts of causing harm to himself. Officers responded and made contact with the subject who advised he was having problems with the complainant, but had no thoughts of harming himself. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Harassment Complainant: SEBASTION CREAN Officer made contact with the complainant on station in reference to harassment. Complainant advised that the subject, who has already been told not to contact him anymore was still sending him messages on his cell phone. Officer later spoke with the subject , who advised that she had accidentally sent him several messages. The subject was once again told to have no further contact with the complainant. Complainant wishes to pursue harassment charges. The matter will be sent to the prosecutors for review. Ptl LaRosa *********************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Speak To Officer 1995 E STATE ST Complainant: VESSIE WARD, LISBON, OH Officer was dispatched to the Salem Regional Medical Center in order to speak with complainant about some concerns she had about her family. Complainant is a patient in the hospital and advised that she was worried about her children, who are in the care of her mother. Complainant was advised that officers would make contact with her mother to check on the welfare of her children. Officer made contact with the complainant's mother via public service and was advised that all was well. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1007 E FOURTH ST SALEM Police responded to the 1000 block of E. 4th St for a warrant attempt. Officers made contact and the subject was placed into custody. The male subject was transported back to the station and booked. After the booking process Columbiana Co. Sheriff transported the male to county jail. ARA: Michael A. Hamilton D.0.B.- 02/12/1989 1007 E. 4th st. Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge - Warrant arrest- Obstruction Ptl D. Osberg ******************************* Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Harassment 317 N. Madison Complainant: ROBERT KASTANEK Police responded to the 300 block of N. Madison for harassment. While speaking to the complainant he advised that his ex has been harassing him and threatening him. Officers took statements and further information from the complainant. After clearing officers attempted to make contact with the other party. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Lost Property 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: MATTHEW COLLEDGE Officer spoke with complainant over the phone who wanted to report lost property. Complainant advised that he works for an out-of-town marketing company and had lost his hand held scanner at a supermarket in the city. Complainant advised that he wanted a report on file for insurance purposes. Officer advised a report would be completed. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Theft 890 E THIRD ST Complainant: SONJA ELLIS Officer responded to the 800 block of E Third St for a report of a theft. The complainant advised that the subject had taken patio furniture from her back patio last night after an incident occurred at the residence. The complainant was unable to provide information about the subject other than her name. She was advised to call the PD if she obtained further contact information for the subject. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Date: Saturday, June 17,2017 Dispute (NO Threat/Violence) 1449 E STATE ST SALEM Officers responded to the above location for a dispute between a female subject and her foster care provider. Officers spoke with the female subject about listening and following the rules and guide lines set up for her best interests to help her in the future. The female subject complied with Officers. Ptl. Wirkner ******************************
Saturday, June 17, 2017 08:17 AM -0500 Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Officer(s) responded to the above location and located the male subject who was transported to the E. R. report 20174059 and now was acting up and walking away south bound across from the hospital towards Monroe. The male was located behind 1932 Monroe by K-9 Officer Larosa and he was then escorted back to the hospital and advised he would try and settle down and wait to be treated. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Ambulance Needed Complainant: CHAD RAYMOND Complainant came on station and asked for a ride to the hospital because he was having back pain. Officer responded to the lobby of the police department, along with the Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance. Medical personnel attended to complainant and he was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Animal Complaint 1350 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: OLIVIA HOSTETLER Officer responded to the 1300 block of E State St in reference to an animal complaint. Upon arrival, officer spoke with complainant who advised that she and her grandmother have been dog sitting for a friend and the dog was outside in the yard. Complainant advised that she had walked into her residence for a few minutes and when she returned, the dog was gone. Complainant advised that the dog was a black mutt with white on it's chest. A few hours later, a neighbor called to advise that the dog was in his back yard. The dog was returned and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Friday, June 16,2017 harassment Police spoke with two subjects that came to the Police Dept. per telephone harassment. The one subject was receiving multiple obscene photos from a male subject. The phone number belonged to the other subject that came with her and stated that it was not from him. Both subjects advised they received messages from each other that were never sent. Both subjects then left the Police Dept. Ptl D. Osberg *********************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Accident Private Property 1125 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: Garrett Sevek No OK1 Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #1 : PARKED 2012 Chevrolet 4s Cruze Black in color Owner: Klarysa Green 1184 W. Perry Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: Natalie Ellis 683 Franklin Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2 : 2006 Mitsibushi SW Endeavor White in color Owner: Theresa Sevek 426 Woodland Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: Garrett Sevek 426 Woodland Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was parked at the gas pump on the south side facing west bound. Unit #2 attempted to back up to the north away from the building. Unit #2's right rear corner area struck the front drivers door to Unit #1. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Units towed. Ptl. French *********************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Speak To Officer 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Police responded to Salem Hospital for a female claiming to be held against her will. When Police arrived and made contact it was found that the subject was there due to her mental state and attempting harm on herself. Police talked to the subject as well as contacted her social worker. Police then cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************** Date: Friday, June 16.2017 Check Well Being Complainant: SAMANTHA WARD, UNIONTOWN, OH Officers responded to the above location for a well being check. The complainant stated that their juvenile female stated her dad slapped her in the face last night. Officers spoke with the juvenile female who stated she punched her brother in the mouth causing him to bleed then her dad slapped her in the face and sent her to bed. Officers spoke with male subject who stated the same story. Officers didn't observe any marks or bruising on the juvenile's face. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************************ Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Traffic Offense 794 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER (6/16/2017 09:34:50 By: 169) VEHICLES GOING TO FOOD PANTRY OBSTRUCTING TRAFFIC AND DRIVING ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD Officer responded to the above location and did not see any violations. Officer did talk with one of the volunteers who advised that if some one did go into the wrong lane to pick up food it wasn't for a long period of time. Officer advised the volunteer of the complaint and to not let people pull into the wrong lane. The volunteer advised they understood. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 688 S LINCOLN AVE While on patrol in the area of the above location, officer observed a male and female arguing. Officer made contact and spoke with the male subject who had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on or about his person while another officer spoke with the female involved. The male stated he got into a verbal argument with his live in girlfriend, went for a walk and the female followed. The male subject also admitted to being voluntarily intoxicated. The male was advised to contact someone to respond and pick him up and take him home due to not having any money for a cab. At this point the male subject stated he did not wish to call anyone and would rather go to jail. The male subject was taken into custody, transported to this station for the booking process and later transported to county jail. ARA: Mark F. Cassinger D.0.B.- 11/20/1972 759 E. 4th st. Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge- Disorderly Conduct- Persisting Ptl. D. Young ********************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 bicycle located High School While on routine patrol,this officer observed a small BMX bicycle located against the northwest wall of the High School. Bike was taken to the PD and placed in the Lost/Found until claimed by the owner. Lt Shafer ********************************* Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Suspicious Activity 625 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: JOSHUA WICKERSHAM Officers responded to the 600 block of E Seventh St in regards to a report of suspicious acitivy. The male complainant advised that three subjects had attempted to force entry into one of his vehicles. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who advised that nothing from the vehicle had been missing and that he was not aware of who the subjects were. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate any subjects matching the description. Officer advised that there would be extra patrol in the area. Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Friday, June 16,2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / JENNINGS AVE Officer on routine patrol observed the accused vehicle traveling west bound on W State St. Officer then performed a vehicle registration check and found that the owner of the accused vehicle had a Suspended Drivers License. Officer was able to confirm that the driver of the vehicle was the registered owner and initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle on W State St near Jennings Ave. The driver/owner of the vehicle was given a citation for Driving Under Suspensiom Non Compliance (4510.11A) and was given a mandatory court date of 06/20/2017 at CCMC at 0830 hours. The vehicle registration and license plates were confiscated per the BMVs request. The vehicle was removed from the scene by Davidson's Towing. Cited: Shane Leo Johnson DOB: 07/20/1996 Address: 944 E Fourth St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Driving Under Suspension (Non- Compliance) (ORC 4510.11A) Ptl C Walla *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Menacing / Threats 1995 E STATE ST HOSPlTAL Complainant: SRMC, STEVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of threats. Upon arrival, complainant stated he was threatened by a subject who was with a patient in room 3 of the ER. Complainant stated that the female in question left prior to officers arrival. Complainant stated he did not wish to peruse any criminal charges but did not want the female to return. Officer attempted to contact the female but was unable too. Ptl. D. Young ********************************* Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 968 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 900 block of E State St for drug paraphernalia located inside a public restroom. The officer collected to items and disposed of them at the police department. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Ambulance Needed 610 PROSPECT ST Officers and FD responded to the 600 block of Prospect St. for a medical. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Ambulance Needed 1335 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for an ambulance needed possible overdose report. Upon arrival, this officer observed two males and a female standing by a vehicle. When officer approached the vehicle this officer observed the female walk away. Due to the possible medical issue officer stayed with the subject possibly suffering from the overdose. The male in question was transported by KLG to Salem ER for medical attention. While still on scene the female returned and was identified by the second male subject on scene. When asked if she was outside when the incident occurred the females story changed several times. The female was taken into custody for Obstruction. While attempting to placed her in the rear of the patrol car the female started to convulse and fell to the ground. KLG responded back to the scene and the female was taken to Salem ER for a medical evaluation. Once the female was discharged from Salem ER she was taken to County Jail by this officer along with Ptl. Perry. A detainer form was filed out until formal charges could be typed. ARA: Desiree lngledue D.0.B- 07/11/1994 LKA- 68340 Liston Ave Bridgeport Ohio 4391 2 Charge- Obstruction of Offical Business Ptl. D. Young *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Child Unattended In MV 2495 E STATE ST SUPERMARKET Officers responded to Auldi's parking lot for a report of a small child left inside the car with the windows cracked. Upon arriving the mother of the child had returned to the vehicle. Officers gathered the mothers and child's information. The matter is being sent to Children Services and the Prosecutors office for possible charges. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************************* Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Dispute (NO Threat/Violence) 289 HAWLEY AVE Officer responded to the 200 block of Hawley Ave for a report of a dispute. Officer arrived and spoke to both parties and advised them to stay away from each other. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Speak To Officer 500 E FOURTH ST 220 Complainant: HENRIElTA CURTIS Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers of someone who was possibly harassing her. Officers advised the complainant that what the suspect was doing did not constitute of harassment. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Suspicious Object 550 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to Butech Bliss for a suspicious object. Officers recovered the object. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J. Brooks ***********************************
Friday, June 16, 2017 08:58 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Assist Other Agency 209 HAWLEY AVE Salem Officers assisted with Columbiana County Drug Task Force on a search warrant on Hawley Ave. Investigation is ongoing. Ptl.Banar901 ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 373 W EIGHTH ST SALEM Complainant: DAVID LAWTON Officer responded to the above address for a report of an attempted breaking and entering of the complainats garage. It was advised that someone throughout the night attempted to break into his garage but was unsucsesfull due to him having a pad lock on the door that could not be broke. The complainant advised that everything inside of the garage looks to be in order. Officer advised a report would be on file for the incident and that if anything is out of the ordinary and if he notices anything that was taken to call the pd agian for the new information. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Intoxicated Person 1175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: CRYSTAL HAMILTON Officers responded to the 100 block of W State St in regards to an intoxicate persons complaint. Officer arrived on scene and located the male subject in question, passed out on the side of the business. Officer was able to wake the male subject up who advised that he had been drinking earlier on this date. Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene, the male subject subsequently signed a medical refusal form. The male subject was then issued a minor misdemeanor citation for Public lntoxication (ORC 2917.11 B2) and was given a mandatory court date of 06/19/2017 at 0830 hours at CCMC. Cited: Ian P Penix DOB: 12/27/1989 Address: 1736 Hearthside Dr. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct- Public lntoxication MM (ORC 2917.11 B2) Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 15, 2017 Traffic Offense 185 E STATE ST Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 100 block of E State St with a black Chevy Cobalt. The driver of the vehicle was found to have an invalid driver license. The owner of the vehicle gave consent to search the vehicle. The driver was issued a traffic citation and got a valid driver to drive her to her residence. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Traffic Offense W PERSHING ST / RAIL ROAD Officer on routine patrol performed a random vehicle check through Salem Police Department's Marked Unit #3s MDT. The registered owner of the accused vehicle was found to have an active warrant out of Stark County. Officer then initiated a traffic stop for an equipment violation in the 400 block of W Pershing St. Officer found that the registered owner of the vehicle was driving and that Stark County confirmed the male subjects warrant. The male subject was then subsequently placed under arrest and transported to Stark County by Salem Police Department. The male subject was given a verbal warning for License Plate Light required. Officer cleared. Arrested: Larry J. Vance II DOB:09/09/1974 Address: 1840 Campground Rd. Wellsville, Ohio, 43968 Charge: Warrant Arrest- Failure to Appear Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLOCK OF DODGE While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 100 block of Dodge Dr for an equipment violation. The driver was given a verbal warning for the offense and advised that she was free to leave. The driver then consented to a search of the vehicle. Nothing of significance was located and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Speak To Officer 389 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: Eileen BAKER Officer spoke with a complainant via phone regarding a family member and a protection order. Officer did advise the complainant of her options. Ptl D Beeson ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Speak To Officer 385 ROSE AVE Complainant: Naorni Wilson Officer responded to the 300 block of Rose to speak with a complainant about an incident that occurred in a different jurisdiction. Officer did give the complainant the likely process for the investigation and provided her with information for the jurisdiction that would handle the incident. Ptl D Beeson ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Ambulance Needed 610 PROSPECT ST SALEM Officer responded to 600 block of Prospect St along with Fire Department and KLG for a medical call. A juvenile was transported to St. Elizabeth Medical Center for an ongoing medical problem. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1001 E TENTH ST Complainant: JAMES TAUS Officer spoke with complainant / property owner who stated there was a break in this week. A rear window was broken out and front door left unlocked. Some construction equipment was stolen from the home to wit: circular saw, chain saw, weed eater, extension cord, 2 boxes of screws grinder, flooring, mini blinds. Matter under investigation. Ptl.Banar901 ******************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Assist Other Agency W STATE ST / JENNINGS AVE Complainant: OSP POST 15, POLICE Officer assisted Ohio State Highway Patrol with a traffic stop and consent search on a Jeep Liberty at the corner of Jennings and W. State St. Some contraband was located by Troopers and this officer detained a couple juveniles for a brief time before returning them to Troopers. A mother of one of the juveniles responded to the scene to take custody. Officer cleared without incident. car 3 and body cam 3 Ptl.Banar901 ******************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1294 CAROLE DR SALEM Complainant: TESS MCMURRAY, BOARDMAN, OH Complainant/victim states she is staying at this Carol Dr. location and had her car parked in the drive overnight. This morning she discovered the car was unlawfully entered and ransacked. Missing was cash only at time of report. Money was not usually kept in the car. Nothing else reported missing/stolen at time of report. Banar901 *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Speak To Officer 650 CHERRY ST Complainant: SOPHIE TOMKO Complainant advises she is concerned over the large amount of dead tree limbs / brush on the east side of Orchard. Matter is under investigation. Banat901 *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Check Well Being 2345 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Anonymous caller advising of a male subject on a scooter wearing a hospital gown and felt it needed to be checked out. Reporting officer checked the area and did not observe anyone and the Hospital did not advise of anyone leaving their facility. Lt. David L. Casto ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 251 W EIGHTH ST SALEM Complainant: KAREN RANNEY Officer responded to the above address for a vehicle breaking and entering report. Upon arrival the complainant advised that throughout the night someone had entered their garage and got into their unlocked vehicle and stole prescription sunglasses and regular glasses, along with an lPod and misc. workout items. Officer advised to always lock your vehicle and also that a report would be on file for the incident. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 15,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1374 CAROLE DR SALEM Complainant: ERIN MURPHY Officer responded to the above address for a vehicle breaking and entering. Upon arrival the complainant advised that their vehicles were broken into throughout the night. The complainant advised that nothing was taken from her vehicle, but a wallet and Oakley sunglasses were stolen from her boyfriends truck. The complainant advised that both vehicles were unlocked. Officer advised them to always lock there vehicles. Ptl Z Sanford ***********************************
Thursday, June 15, 2017 09:17 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Loud Persons 644 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 644 N. Ellsworth Ave. for a report of loud persons called in by an anonymous complainant. Upon arrival, officer observed a female sitting on a chair on the front porch of the home. The female ran inside as officers approached. Contact was subsequently made with eight subjects in the home. They were advised of the complaint. During the investigation two 18 year old male subjects, ,one 20 year old male subject and one 20 year old female subject were all placed under arrest for underage consumption. Two juveniles, one 16 year old female and one 15 year old female were placed under arrest for a Delinquency offense. All were transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing. The two juveniles were later released to their guardians. The remaining subjects were transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrestees: Jessica M. Fotheringham DOB: 1/8/1997 135 E. Florida Ave. Sebring, OH 44672 Charge: Underage Consumption Darian E. Smith DOB: 5/24/1999 12867 Salem Warren Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Underage Consumption Damien N. Hamilton DOB: 11/3/1998 644 N. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Underage Consumption Brandon M. McCallister DOB: 4/1/1997 2981 0 Whitacre Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Underage Consumption (JUVENILE) DOB: 1 /24/2001 1635 Westville Lake Rd. Beloit, OH 44609 Charge: Delinquency (JUVENILE) DOB: 3/15/2002 516 S. 21st St. Sebring, OH 44672 Charge: Delinquency Ptl. B. Smith ************************************ Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Accident MV vs Animal SOUTHEAST BLVD / BRIARGATE A motorist struck a young deer and left the scene. Upon arrival the deceased animal was moved off the road. Humane officer to respond for it. Banar901 *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Child Unattended At Home 758 N LINCOLN AVE SALEM Officer responded to the above address for two small juveniles who were unattended on the side of the street. Upon officer arrival the mother of the two juveniles were with them and they were ok. Officer advised that this incident would be forwarded to Columbiana County Children Services. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Obstructed Roadway 200 BLOCK OF E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above area for tree limbs in an ally way preventing traffic from going through. Upon officer arrival officer observed a large tree branch that had snapped and landed in the ally. Officer advised to have the street Dept. respond to clear the ally free from the limbs. The street Dept. called Colians out to remove the limbs. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Person To Be Removed 291 N MADISON AVE Complainant: HEIDI HOSTETTER Officer responded to the above address for a person to be removed report. Upon arrival the complainant advised that there was a male individual at the residence who she did not wish to have there. The male individual advised that he and his wife was just gathering a few belongings and then they would be leaving. Officer stood by until they left. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Accident No Injury Reported 175 W STATE ST SPEEDWAY GAS STATION Unit #1 Unknown Operator Owner ANGELA MULLET Unit #2 Owner/Operator - JOHN WOODS Two Vehicle Accident Minor Property Damage Only Unit #2, JOHN WOODS , was stopped in the northbound lane of S. Howard Ave at W. State St. Unit #1 was directly behind unit #2 in the northbound lane and failed to assure a clear distance. Unit #1 did strike the rear of unit #2. The owner of unit #1, ANGELA MULLET , advised her vehicle was having mechanical issues an unknown male offered to drive her vehicle. The operator of unit # 1 did leave the area prior to officers arriving. Minor damage observed on the rear of unit #2 and none to unit #1. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************ Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Forgery 593 WALNUT ST Complainant: ROSEMARY MARTINEZ Complainant advised she discovered her tax refund check was stolen from her mailbox and cashed without her consent or knowledge. Complainant already spoke with the IRS about the matter and they have begun their investigation. A local police report was requested by the Internal Revenue Service / Department of Treasury. Matter under investigation. Ptl Banar *********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Suspicious Activity 1300 BLOCK OF CAROLE DR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant contacted this department in reference to suspicious activity near the above stated location. Complainant was concerned that there maybe illegal drug usage. The complainant was requested to call when the activity occurs. Officers will monitor the area. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1630 WESNIEW DR C Complainant: NIKKI SMITH The complainant called to report that she was involved in a domestic violence situation with her husband and was leaving for her home state with her child. She wanted the incident documented and reported no physical injuries. Detective Brad Davis ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Theft 818 LIBERTY ST Complainant: BETTY GLYNN Complainant reported that sometime overnight an outdoor decorative ball was stolen from her front yard. The ball is about 12" in diameter, blue and glows in the dark. Officer checked the area but was unable to locate said item. Banar901 ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 14,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 909 W STATE ST Complainant: ROBERT HANDEL Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a disabled vehicle. Upon arrival, the complainant advised he had a disabled vehicle left on his lot and the owner had not returned. Contact was made with the owner and arrangements were made to remove the vehicle. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: MARY DOUBLE Complainant on station to report a hit/skip accident that had occurred in the parking lot of Walmart. Complainant advised that her vehicle was parked in a parking space near the west side entrance. Complainant advised that when she came out of the store, she observed that her vehicle had been struck. The vehicle sustained functional damage to the right rear corner of the rear bumper. Photographs were obtained and the complainant was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Natural Death 495 E THIRD ST Complainant: RONALD BARNHOUSE Officers responded, along with the Salem Fire Department and EMT Ambulance, to the 1400 block of E Third St in reference to a natural death report. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that he had come over to the residence to check on his brother-in-law. Complainant advised that he hasn't had contact with the subject for two days, but was aware that the subject had various medical issues. Complainant advised that he came into the residence and found the subject deceased in the living room. The Columbiana County Coroner was contacted and arrangements were made for the removal of the body. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Debris In Roadway JENNINGS AVE / W TENTH ST Officer was dispatched to Jennings Avenue near W. 10th Street for a road closed sign that appeared to have been struck by a vehicle. Officer responded and found that a resident had put the sign back in its place. There was damage to one of the wooden legs of the sign and a photograph was obtained. Ptl. C. Crider *************************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 150 W PERSHING ST Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of W Pershing St in regards to a domestic dispute report. Dispatch advised that the female victim was calling from a neighbor's house because the male was still at the residence. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the victim who advised that she and her husband had gotten into an argument over relationship issues and that her husband was smashing their property inside the residence. Officers observed the victim to have multiple scratches and scrapes on her arms, legs, back and neck. Officers made contact with the male who was subsequently detained. The male was later taken into custody for Domestic Violence and transported to the police department for processing. He was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrested: Robert A. Plegge DOB 11/03/1981 150 W Pershing St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (ORC 2919.25) Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Civil Matter 430 W PERSHING ST Complainant: JOHN GFELLER Officer met with a male complainant from the, 400 block of W. Pershing Street, on station who advised that he let a friend borrow two rims for a vehicle he was purchasing. Officer spoke with the friend of the complainant who advised that after the rims were put on the vehicle, the person he was buying it from stated he no longer wanted to sell it. The complainant advised he was attempting to get his rims back since the sale of the vehicle was cancelled, but was having issues with getting them. Officer advised that the matter was a civil one and a report would be made. The property the rims are located on is outside the city. The complainant advised that he would like a report documented incase he was accused of stealing the rims when he went to get them. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: LESLIE FERGUSON Officer responded to Smith Oil Gas Station in the 900 block of E. State Street for a theft of gas. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that a male in a white work van with a ladder rack on top pumped $18.00 worth of gas and departed with out rendering payment. The complainant stated that the vehicle went south on Ohio Avenue. Officer checked for the vehicle prior to responding to the store, but was unable to locate it. A report number was provided to the complainant. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Suspicious Activity S MADISON AVE / OAK ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above area in reference to a suspicious activity report. Dispatch advised that a male was pushing a motorcycle down the street. Officers made contact with the male who had already parked the motorcycle. The male advised that he had left the key to his motorcycle in the ignition and it had been stolen, which resulted in him having to walk it to a friends residence. Officers cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Debris In Roadway 925 E STATE ST Officer was dispatched to E. Pershing St. behind the St. Paul School for a report of glass on the roadway. Upon arrival, officers did not locate any glass on the roadway but did locate several pieces of broken plastic on the roadway. The debris was moved off to the side of the roadway and officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************************
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 10:39 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Suspicious Person 510 E EUCLlD ST Complainant: NICOLE BEER Officer(s) responded to the above location and met with the complainant and her husband who advised that the elderly female was now walking west bound on E. Euclid pass S. Lundy. Officer(s) located the female in front of 490 E. Euclid. Officer(s) attempted to communicate with the elderly female but she did not talk only mumbled and advised she was looking for her daughters house. First Responders arrived on scene and Green Twp F.D. ambulance was contacted. The daughter came down the road from the 500blk of E. Euclid and advised that they had just moved here and her mother does have dementia and is not familiar with this area. The daughter showed proof of power of attorney and she picked up her mother in the car and transported her back to the residence. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Vehicle Fire 2401 E STATE ST A Police responded to a possible vehicle fire behind Giant Eagle. When officers and FD arrived the vehicle appeared to be OK. FD checked the vehicle then helped move it off of the drive. The operator called for a tow for safety precaution. Police and FD then cleared the scene. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Civil Matter 536 WALNUT ST D Complainant: WILLIAM TOMLIN Officer met with the complainant on station who advised that he had agreed to buy a van off a girl who resides at the Butler trailer park. He had paid some money towards the purchase and she was to give him the title. They went to get the title changed over and found that there was a problem with the title. She told him that she had to go to New York and when she returned they would finish the title work. He went to talk with her and get the van but found that she had left and had her parents come and remove the van. Officer explained to him that it was possibly a civil matter and that this occurred out side this departments jurisdiction He advised he understood and would look into civil suit since he has his receipts along with getting a hold of the Sheriff's department. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Speak TO officer 144 S UNION AVE Complainant: STACY DAVIDSON Officer met with the complainant on station who advised she was having a problem with her sons ex girlfriend the mother of his children. There is no set visitation from the court and the mother/ex girlfriend says one time they can have the children then she says they can't. Officer advised her of the problem with not having a set schedule in which she advised they were getting a local attorney to get things done. Nothing further was needed. Sgt Green also handled a situation with the ex-girlfriend claiming a wagon was being used by the complainant for the children during the super nats in town last weekend. The ex-girlfriend claimed they were keeping it and not going to return it. Sgt Green met with the complainant at the ex-girlfriends residence where the wagon was returned. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued 510 E EUCLID ST A vehicle was parked on the street in front of 510 E. Euclid St. with a flat tire. The vehicle was reportedly parked there for quite sometime. The vehicle was tagged and contact was also made with the family of the owner to have the vehicle moved. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Theft 285 W PERSHING ST Complainant: ASHLEY HOUSE Officers responded to the above location for a report of theft. Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that they let a friend stay the night at their residence, when they got up this morning the friend was gone and a large amount of money was missing. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Accident Private Property 475 W SECOND ST Complainant: MAlTHEW HOOPES No Oh1 Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #1 : PARKED: Toyota HB Prius White in color Owner: Larry Sebrell 1460 Brookview Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2006 Chevrolet TK 2500 Red in color Owner/Operator: Matthew Hoopes 1244 E. 1lth St Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was parked to the east side of the parking lot area in the northeast corner facing north. Unit #2 was backing in an easterly direction in the parking lot. Unit #2's left rear bumper area struck the left rear quarter area of Unit #1. No injuries reported at time of report. No Unit(s) towed. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 785 E STATE ST A Officer(s) responded to the above location checking for a male subject that was in the area that was seen in an alley acting suspicious. Officer(s) located the male subject inside and he was found to have possession of drug instruments on his person. He was taken into custody and charged with Possession of Drug Instruments 2925.12(A). Arrested: Joseph M. Smith D.O.B. 12-06-85 488 Fair Ave Salem, Ohio 44460 Det Sgt Scheets ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence)] 763 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the above location for a verbal dispute between mother and daughter. Officers spoke with the mother who stated her daughter moved all her belongings into a storage unit then moved out of state seven days ago. The daughter arrived at the resident and demanded to be let back in the residence, she said she still lives at the residence. Officers explained to the daughter that she moved all her belongings to a storage unit then left the residence and moved out of state then she doesn't live at the residence anymore. Officers advised that if there was a problem she would need to speak with a lawyer being a civil matter. The daughter left the residence without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Vehicle B/E / Trespass 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR C Complainant: BRITANY NEELY Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/victim and a male friend who has been staying at the residence who also was a victim. They advised that some time over the night time hours person(s) unknown entered the unlocked vehicle listed above that was parked in garage. The garage door was not down. Person(s) unknown removed the complainants/victims purse and took it out back behind the garage in the alley/drive way behind pine trees and removed her D.L., Bank card throwing the rest of the property through out the yard. Also person(s) unknown took the males wallet from the vehicle and removed his I. D., Bank card, and SSN card. It was also found in the back area. Both were contacting their banks and going to the BMV to see about new I.D.'s Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Debris In Roadway 2487 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER (6/13/2017 11:41:41 By: 169) CHILDS POOL IN ROADWAY (6/13/2017 11:49:29 By: 169) OFF ROADWAY NO LONGER A HAZARD Officer responded to the above location and observed a female with the swimming pool on top of a vehicle which she advised that it was hers and she was trying to make sure it was tied down better this time. She was visibly up set over stopping traffic and getting it off the road way. The pool was not severely damaged. Officer cleared. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1700 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Officer was on routine patrol and observed a maroon colored GMC truck bearing Ohio registration, PJT5917 sitting on the south side of the road way in the east bound lane with it's trailer gate down and orange cones behind it. A male subject was mowing the grass at a residence there. Officer stopped and advised the owner of the parking violation and he advised this was his first time there and he thought since there was a center lane he could park. Officer advised him of the need for the center lane and he could not park on a State Highway. He advised he understood and when he comes back he will park elsewhere. Ptl. French ********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1265 CEDAR RIDGE DR D Complainant: EMILY SLEPSKI Upon arrival, the complainant advised that two of her vehicles were entered sometime overnight while parked at the rear of her apartment. The suspect(s) rummaged through both vehicles and took a tattoo gun out of one of them. The complainant advised that it was the only thing she observed missing at the time of report. Sgt. D. Green ******************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY MCKENZIE Officer responded to the above location in reference to a shop lifter. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the loss prevention agent, who advised that the subject concealed several items in her bag and left the store without rendering payment. The subject , Khrystelle R Pavlick , was taken into custody and transported to the station for processing. She was charged with Theft and then transported to the county jail. ARRESTED : Khrystelle R. Pavlick LKA 3416 Sunnybrooke Dr Youngstown OH 44511 DOB 05-22-1995 Ptl.S.LaRosa ****************************** Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1125 E STATE ST Officers responded to the above location for a hit skip private property accident. Officers spoke with the owner of the vehicle who stated while she was paying for gas for her vehicle a white four door Dodge Dakota backed into her vehicle then drove out of the parking lot unknown direction of travel. There was no damage done to the vehicle the owner just wanted it reported. Ptl. M. Wirkner ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Suspicious Parson 612 E EUCLID ST Complainant: HEATHER ZINZ Officer responded to the above location and talked with the complainant who advised that person(s) unknown had come through the yard and walked up on the back porch and attempted to open the back door. The dog began to bark and they shut the door and left in an unknown direction. The complainant did not see what they looked liked or any description what so ever. She did come out side and look around and seen no one. Officer checked the area and did not locate anyone. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 13,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 968 E STATE ST SALEM Officer on patrol observed two juveniles walking in the above area. Officer made contact with both juveniles who were found to be in violation of the city's curfew ordinance. Both juveniles were subsequently taken into custody and transported to the station. They were later released to their parents and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* Date:Monday, June 12,2017 Curfew Violation SOUTHEAST BLVD / FAIRVIEW SALEM While on patrol on Southeast Blvd. near Ridgewood Dr. officer observed three male juveniles riding bicycles on the roadway. They were riding on the wrong side of the roadway and the they did not have all the proper lighted lights required for riding bicycles on the roadway at night. Contact was made with all three juveniles and advised them of the bicycle laws. Two juveniles were found to be 15 years of age and the third to be 14 years of age. The three juveniles were placed under arrest for an unruly offense. The Salem Fire Dept. responded to the scene with their pick up truck to transport the bicycles to the police dept. The three juveniles were transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to adult family members. Arrestees: (JUVENILE) DOB: 10/9/2002 523 E. Perry St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Unruly (JUVENILE) DOB: 4/5/2002 1241 Stewart Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Unruly (JUVENILE) DOB: 12/25/2001 1375 Chestnut Grove Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Unruly Ptl. B. Smith ****************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Criminal Damage To MV 647 OHIO AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Police responded to the 600 block of Ohio Ave. in reference to two vehicles being egged. Complainant advised this has happened several times but they didn't report it. Unknown description of vehicle or direction of travel. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Domestic In Progress 880 SUMMIT ST Complainant: BRENDA MOYER Officers responded to the 800 block of Summit St in regards to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the complainant who advised that her boyfriend was fighting with their female roommate. Officers made contact with the female subject who stated that the male had threatened harm to her. Officers also spoke with the male who advised that he wanted the female roommate to leave the residence. All parties involved were intoxicated but the incident was verbal in nature only. Both subjects were advised to leave each other alone for the evening and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Domestic In Progress 847 S LUNDY AVE Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of S. Lundy Avenue for a domestic fight in progress. Officers responded and made contact with a male and female subject. The male subject advised he had been gone all day and when he arrived home his girlfriend started arguing with him about being gone. The male advised his girlfriend then attacked him and struck him in the face. Officer observed marks on the males nose, right eye and redness on his neck and forearms. The female subject advised that the male subject woke her up and threw her around the bedroom. She also advised the male bit her right cheek. No marks were observed on the female subject. The female subject was subsequently arrested for domestic violence and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The female was charged with felony domestic violence due to having a prior conviction of domestic violence. Arrested: Kacey A. Rohaley 847 S. Lundy Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 08/02/1968) Domestic Violence F4 Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 553 E FOURTH ST Complainant: SEBASTIAN CRANE Officer met with the complainant on station in reference to a phone harassment complaint. Complainant advised that the subject, whom is his ex-girlfriend , keeps calling him and harassing him along with several other people. Officer spoke with the subject via telephone and advised her to cease in her actions. Subject advised of other allegations towards the complainant at which time she was advised to contact the police in her jurisdiction. Ptl LaRosa ****************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1366 S LINCOLN AVE 4 Officer responded to the 1300 block of S. Lincoln Avenue to attempt contact with a male subject with an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Officer was advised that the subject and his mother moved out over a month ago. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Disabled / Stuck MV WOODLAND AVE / E STATE ST Officer on patrol was advised of a disabled vehicle that was parked in the middle of the roadway at the intersection of E State St and Woodland Ave. Officer responded and found there to be no operator. It was discovered that the owner had left the vehicle in order to obtain a phone to call for a tow truck. Sinsley Towing responded to the scene and removed the vehicle from the roadway. The vehicle was towed to the owner's residence. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Harassment 1340 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: PATTI IREY Officer on station spoke with female complainant who advised that an ex boyfriend, whom she already has a harassment report filed against, contacted her elderly father who lives in Perry Township. Officer advised the complainant that she would need to file a report with the Perry Township Police Dept. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N HOWARD AVE / W STATE ST Officer was dispatched to the intersection of W State St and N Howard Ave in reference to a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival, officer spoke with all parties to inquire of injuries. No injuries were reported, but the driver of Unit 2, John M. Wargo, SALEM, OH, advised of slight whiplash and grabbed his neck. The Salem Fire Department First Responders were requested to the scene. Unit 1 and Unit 2 were both facing west bound on W State St, with Unit 1 behind Unit 2. Unit 2 was stopped at the traffic light and Unit 1 was approaching from behind. Unit 1 failed to stop in time and struck the rear bumper of Unit 2. The operator of Unit 1, Ashleigh N. Lester, LEETONIA, OH, advised that she pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake, resulting in Unit 1 striking Unit 2. Unit 1 sustained no damage and Unit 2 had minor damage to the rear bumper. John M. Wargo refused medical treatment at the scene. No citations were issued. Ptl. Cochran **********************************
Tuesday, June 13, 2017 08:33 AM -0500 Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Harassment 1250 E NINTH ST Complainant: HANNAH JOHNSON officer met with the complainant/victim on station who advised that a male subject she had dated a couple times and then broke up with back in 2012 had left flowers on her front porch this date with a note saying he missed her. She advised that she had problems in the pass with him and wanted it reported / on file at this time since he just won't stop. She feels that it has been long enough. He had bothered her in December 2016 and now again. She has numerous I many texts he keeps leaving also. Officer advised her to contact the prosecutors officer and see what they advise her on a CPO, what she may need. She advised she understood and officer advised her if things got more out of hand that she didn't like to contact this department. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Speak To Officer 870 E STATE ST B Complainant: PAT GARDNER Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant and another female who had a question about a male subject who has been coming in a lot lately and asking to use the bathroom and use their phone. Officer advised them that if they would like for the male to stop coming in so much that they would need to call this department while he is there and it would be taken care of. They advised he has never been a problem and has always been polite. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Drug Paraphernalia Complainant: SALEM CITY PARKS, DEPARTMENT Officers spoke with a complainant who located a syringe in the park, the syringe was properly disposed. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Recovered Property E STATE ST / S BROADAY AVE While in the area of E State St and S Broadway Ave, a female subject approached reporting officer and gave this officer some cash that had been found on the sidewalk. The money was taken to the PD and secured. Lt. David L. Casto ******************************* Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Speak To Officer 293 CAROLE DR Complainant: THRESHOLD, RESIDENTIAL 50 N Summer St E Palestine, OH Officers spoke with a complainant via telephone about a male subject who is possibly being neglected by his legal guardian. The complainant stated that the male subjects guardian has cancelled his last two required doctor visits. The complainant is required by law to report the incident. The complainant was advised that this officer would make contact with subjects at the address. Under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ****************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Ambulance Needed 748 SUPERIOR AVE Officer responded to the above location along with First Responders & EMT ambulance. A family member had come to visit with the elderly female resident there. Upon finding the residence secured the family member found a way in and found that the resident had apparently passed away in her sleep some time over the night time hours. EMT transported the deceased female to a local funeral home at the request of the family who arrived at the residence.The family doctor of the female advised that they would handle the paper work. Ptl. French *********************************** Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation SOUTHEST BLVD / MONROE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of an illegally parked vehicle. Officers located a blue Dodge Ram parked on the wrong side of the road causing a traffic hazard, the vehicle was towed from the roadway. Ptl. M. Wirkner ********************************* Date: Monday, June 12,2017 Suspicious Person 1200 BUCKEYE AVE D Officer responded to the above location in reference to 2 suspicious subjects in the porta john together. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with both subjects. They were advised that the porta john was not a hang out and to leave the area. Ptl. S. LaRosa ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 229 S HOWARD AVE Officers responded to the 200 block of S Howard Ave in regards to a domestic dispute. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the male subject who advised that the female subject had left the residence prior to officer arrival. The male subject advised that he and his daughter had a verbal argument but nothing physical had occurred. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 120 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to a road rage incident that occurred in the 100 block of N Lincoln Ave. Several males had gotten into a verbal dispute after accusing each other of reckless driving. Officers did speak with all subjects involved and sent them on their way with warnings. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Officer responded to the 700 block of E Fifth St for a juvenile problem. A young juvenile was outside by himself and would not tell the complainant where he lived. Officer spoke with the juvenile and was able to locate his residence several houses away. The mother of the juvenile was advised that the report would be sent down to children services. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Speak To Officer 763 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: NATALIE LANDSBERGER Complainant on station to report that over the weekend a family member did move out of her residence to go to another state. Due to ongoing problems between the two,she wanted it documented. She also stated that her attorney did advise her that any property left at the residence should be stored and that she can change the locks on the house. ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 11, 2017 Check Well Being 550 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: CLEVELAND CLINIC Officer responded to the 500 block of E Seventh St for a request to check the well being of a female who left a hospital in Cleveland without being formally released. Officer did check the residence on several locations but did not locate the subject. It was later found that the female never left the hospital. Ptl D Beeson ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Public Assist S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN While on patrol on S Lincoln Ave officer did observe a motorist in distress. Officer did get out with the motorist and assisted her. Ptl D Beeson ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Person To Be Removed 1995 E STATE ST A Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center for an irate person. Officers were able to calm the subject down and get him a ride home. Ptl. J.Brooks *******************************
Monday, June 12, 2017 08:55 AM -0500 Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / S BROADWAY A Officer initiated a traffic stop with a white Chevy Monte Carlo on E. State St. near S. Broadway Ave. while working foot patrol for the Super Cruise after officer observed it peeling tires four separate times near the 100 block of E. State St. The operator of the vehicle, William Soloski was issued a citation for peeling tires. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Check Well Being 969 W WILSON ST B Officers(s) responded to the 900 block of West Wilson St to check on the welfare of a juvenile. On arrival officers spoke with the juvenile in question and his mother. Both stated that although there had been a dispute earlier in the day they were fine. Ptl R Keister *********************************** Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Criminal Mischief E STATE ST / S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers checked the above stated location in reference to a report of criminal mischief. Complainant advised a truckload of subjects were throwing water out of the bed of the truck. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle. Sgt. K. Toy ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Water Line Break / Leak 182 WASHINGTON AVE Officers responded to the 100 block of Washington Ave. for a report of a water line break. Officers located the area where the water was coming from. The water was coming from a drain pipe. Ptl Brooks ******************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) E STATE ST / BROADWAY AVE Complainant: JOEY MORRIS Officers on foot patrol responded to the above location in reference to a verbal dispute. Complainant advised that his girlfriend's ex boyfriend and his new girlfriend were following them around. Complainant and his girlfriend advised that the subjects were verbally harassing them and had threatened to cause them physical harm. Officers spoke with all parties involved and advised them to stay away from each other. Complainant and his girlfriend were provided their options for handling the situation correctly. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Shoplifter(s) 239 W STATE ST Complainant: MATTHEW GILBERT Officers responded to the 200 block of W State St for a report of shop lifters. The complainant advised that a female had shop lifted items from a local business and was fleeing in a vehicle. Officer was on W State St and did observe the vehicle leaving the lot and initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle. During the course of the stop, the K9 officer did deploy the K9 which did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. Narcotic related items were located in the vehicle as well as stolen property from the business. Both occupants were taken into custody. A family member did respond to pick up the truck and also a juvenile passenger. Arrested: Kathryn Sims DOB: 04/21/1989 Address: 273 W 14th St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Theft Possessing Drug Abuse lnstruments Arrested: Andrew T Minich DOB: 07/03/1992 Address: 559 E Perry St Salem, OH 44460 (LKA) 1005 LAKE PARK 87 SEBRING, OH Charge: Possessing Drug Abuse lnstruments Ptl D Beeson ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Fight E STATE ST / N BROADWAY AVE Complainant: JENNY CARSON Officers were advised of a fight that was occurring the in the area of E State St and Broadway during the Salem Super Cruise. Officers responded but the incident had already concluded and the subject had left the area. Officers spoke with the complainant on station who advised that he was struck in the face by a female known to him. The victim advised that he was not injured. The victim was provided his options for handling the incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Obstructed Roadway 1405 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 1400 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a sinkhole in the roadway. The street department was advised of the sinkhole and barricades were put up. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Intoxicated Driver 2320 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit 1 Owner- Gary Slyman 451 Pinney St. Rochester PA Vehicle- Cadillac Unit 2 Owner/Driver- Brian Herron 86 Lisbon Canfield RD Salem OH Vehicle- Chevy Officer responded to the above location for a report a private property accident. Unit 1 was parked in the parking lot un occupied. Unit 2 was exiting the parking lot and struck the rear bumper of unit 1. Minor damage was caused to both units. Report numbers where given to both parties involved. The driver of unit 2 appeared to be intoxicated. The driver of unit 2 did stated he had been drinking. Officer performed SFST's on the driver of unit 2 and determined the driver to be under the influence. The driver of unit 2 was taken into custody, transported to this station and later released to a sober driver. ARA Brian Herron 86 Lisbon Canfield RD Salem OH D.0.B.- 05/10/1963 Citation OVI, Reasonable Control Ptl. D. Young ***************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 536 WALNUT ST B Complainant: CCSO Officers responded to the 500 block of Walnut St. to assist the Sheriffs Dept. Officers were asked to retrieve the keys to a motor vehicle that was taken without permission. Officers retrieved the keys to the vehicle and returned them to the owner. Ptrl Brooks ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Dispute (NO ThreatsViolence) E STATE ST / N BROADWAY Complainant: KAREN PHILLIPS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a dispute. The complainant advised that she and a female subject had gotten into a verbal argument. The female subject had made several threats to the complainant. The complainant advised she wanted to pursue charges and filled out a written statement form along with a witness. The suspect involved arrived on station to advised that there was only a verbal argument and she did not make any threats. The suspect was advised to fill out a statement and that the incident would be sent to the prosecutor for further review. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Open Burning 1158 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers and fire department responded to 1100 block of Cleveland St for an open burning complaint. Officers and fire fighters located several juveniles playing with a fire unsupervised. The fire department put the out and contact was made with the juveniles parents. The parents were advised of the incident and advised of the severity of the situation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Intoxicated Person Officer on patrol observed an intoxicated male walking in the 200 block of S Broadway Ave. Officer made contact with the male and advised him that he could not be walking around due to his level of intoxication. A cab company was contacted and picked up the subject at the Salem Police Department and transported him home. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Reckless Operator 1471 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 1400 block of E State St for reckless operators. The complainant advised several vehicles were peeling tires and revving engines. Officers were in the area and initiated several traffic stops for the violations and administered verbal warnings for the violations. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Assault 175 W S TATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to a reported fight in the 100 block of W State St. and located the subjects involved at the intersection of S. Howard Ave. and W Pershing St. A subject was reportedly struck with a bat and had a visible injury, however due to conflicting stories no arrest was made and all subjects were asked to give voluntary statements in regards to the incident for the prosecutor to review. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Date: Sunday, June 11,2017 Traffic Offense 462 E PERSHING ST Officer observed a silver SUV traveling the wrong way on N Lundy Ave. Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 400 block of E Pershing St with the vehicle and made contact with the driver. The driver stated she did not realize N Lundy was a one-way street until she had already turned onto it. The officer performed several field sobriety test and the driver was found to be impaired. The female subject was taken into custody for OVI and the passenger inside the vehicle had her parents pick her up as well as the vehicle. The female subject was transported to Salem Police station where she was processed and booked. The female subject was then released to a family member. Arrested: Kimberly A. Heck DOB: 03-27-1968 Address: 765 High St, Washingtonville, Ohio 44490 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a and 4511.19Ald, One-way Roads ORC 4511.32A Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 894 E FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above address for a parking complaint. Upon arrival officer observed two vehicles parked in a no parking zone. Officer made contact with the owners of the vehicles and advised them of the complaint. Both individuals advised that the vehicles would be moved. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Person With A Knife MAPLE 1400 BLOCK F Officer(s) responded to the area of Centennial Park for a report of a person with a knife. On arrival officers located the person in question and spoke with him. The man stated that he had been making a video and didn't realize that it had caused a problem. Officers advised the man of the complaint then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Vicious Dog 763 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: JENNAE ROGERS Police responded to the 700 block of Newgarden for an animal complaint. The complainant advised that while walking her dog on Newgarden a German Shepard attacked her dog. Officers then spoke with the owner of the German Shepard and advised them to keep control of it. Ptl D. Osberg ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1200 E SIXTH ST G Complainant: DOUGLASS MOFFElT Officer responded to the above stated location for a parking complaint. It was advised from a city employee who was setting up for the cruise in the parking lot that there were two vehicles parked where they needed to set up at. Officer made contact with the registered owner of the vehicle's and advised them of the complaint. The owner said that they would be moved. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************* Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Neighbor Dispute 1427 ORCHARD AVE Officer(s) responded to the 1400 block of Orchard Ave for a reported neighbor dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a dispute over the placement of a outside fire pit. One of the persons involved stated that he had been threatened by the neighbor. Officers advised all of the persons of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers took statements from the persons and the information will be sent to the Prosecutors Office for review of possible charges. Ptl R Keister ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 600 BLOCK OF N LINCOLN Complainant: DALE GUTHRIE Complainant on station to report that he had been involved in a hit skip accident while in the 600 block of North Lincoln. Unit # 1 had been traveling north in the 600 block of North Lincoln when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 had back out of a private drive in the 600 block of North Lincoln when it struck unit # 1 in the front left fender. Unit # 2 then fled the scene. The driver of unit # 1 was able to provide a video of the incident and it will be reviewed in a attempt to identify unit # 2. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Dale Guthrie vehicle / 2002 Ford Unit # 2 / gold colored Dodge mini van Ptl R Keister *********************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 CIVIL MATTER Complainant: DARLENE CUTCHALL Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of South Lincoln for a reported speak with officer. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that she had allowed her adult son to move in with her and that the situation was not working out. Officers advised the complainant that the matter was civil in nature and that she would need to have the son legally evicted. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************
Sunday, June 11, 2017 10:21 AM -0500 Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse W STATE ST / JENNINGS AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the area of W. State St. and Jennings Ave. with a driver who was confirmed to be suspended. Officer contacted the driver and passenger and the driver was aware of his suspensions. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. A search recovered contraband and the passenger was placed in custody. The driver was cited for his suspension and the passenger was taken to county jail. The owner of the vehicle responded and recovered it from the scene. Cited: Paul L. Phillips DOB: 10-8-57 LKA: 140 Woodland Ave. Salem Oh Charge: DUS CCMC Date of 6-13-17 Arrested:Annette L. Reitz DOB:4/24/71 of 41542 SR 517 Lisbon Ohio Charge: Drug Paraphernalia X2, additional charges pending laboratory results Ptl. M. Garber **************************** Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop K9 Argo did indicate to the presence of the scent of narcotics. A probable cause search was conducted but nothing of significance was located. The driver was given a written warning for the violation. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Accident Hit / Skip Complainant: JOAN LORA Complainant on station to file a hit skip accident. Complainant stated while her vehicle was parked in the area of the above location someone backed into her rear bumper. Complainant stated there was no damage and didn't want to file a report but wanted to make this department aware. Ptl. D. Young ********************************* Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Domestic In Progress 2040 MONROE ST 80 Complainant: ANONYMOUS Officers responded to the above location for a report of a domestic with possible gun shots. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a male subject who did not respond to officers commands and attempted to shut the door. The male subject was taken to the ground and detained. Officers spoke with a female who also resides at the apartment who stated that they where in a verbal argument but nothing physical occurred. The male subject was taken into custody for Obstruction of Official Business, transported to this station and later transported to County Jail. ARA-John M. Poling D.0.B.-10/24/1979 Address: 38 Regent St.Campbell Ohio 44405 Charge-Obstruction of Official Business Ptl. D. Young ************************************ Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Ambulance Needed 845 HOMEWOOD AVE Officer was conducting traffic control at the intersection of E State St and Lincoln Ave when a driver advised she needed to get through the traffic due to her mother having a heart attack. The officer advised dispatch that first responders and an ambulance were needed in the 800 block of Homewood Ave where the driver's mother resides. When the ambulance and first responders arrived the driver called the PD and advised she had already left her mothers residence and was enroute to the Salem Regional Medical Center with her mother. Property was recovered from the driveway at the residence on Homewood Ave and the officer transported it to Salem Regional Medical Center to return it to the owner. Officer cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Traffic Offense E PERSHING ST / PENN AVE Officer initiated a routine traffic stop on E Pershing St near Penn Ave with a silver Chrysler van. Ptl. Garber was called to the scene to deploy K9 Simon for an open air sniff of the vehicle and he did indicate to the presence of the odor of narcotics. Several drug paraphernalia items were recovered from the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was issued a written warning as well as a minor misdemeanor citation. Cited: Marcus Stanley DOB: 12-31 -1995 Address: 99 Leake St, East Palestine, Ohio 44413 Charge: Possession of Marijuana Drug Paraphernalia city ordinance 513.121 Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Assist Other Agency 2524 E STATE ST SLEEPY HOLLOW SLEEP SHOP Complainant: OSP Officers responded to the 2500 block of East State Street to assist Ohio State Highway Patrol with a traffic stop. Officers arrived on scene and K9 Simon was deployed and did indicate the presence of narcotics in the vehicle. Officers stood-by while OSP conducted their investigation. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Ambulance Needed Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for an medical call. The complainant advised that he was having a lot of anxiety and wanted to speak to someone at the hospital. First responders and EMT were called to the police station. The complainant was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 490 PARK AVE Officers responded to 490 Park Ave. for a report of a possible burglary in progress. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female resident of the home who was still in her bedroom. She reported that she heard somebody open up the man door to her garage and then slam it when she yelled at them. Officers checked the interior of the residence and found nobody inside. No forced entry was observed to the man door. The female residence was advised to contact this dept. if she finds anything missing. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 10,2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A Walmart Complainant: Denise Swabey Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a report of a theft. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that her husbands cell phone was stolen earlier that evening. Officer did gather the information and is awaiting video surveillance footage. Ptl D Beeson ************************************ Date: Saturday, June 10, 2017 Intoxicated Person E PERSHING ST / S BROADWAY Officers noticed an intoxicated male subject at the corner of S Broadway Ave and E Pershing St. The male subject was stumbling into the roadway and officers advised the male subject he needed to find a ride home. The male subject requested officers call him a taxi service to transport him to his residence. The male subject stoodby at the Salem Police Station for the taxi. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Accident Hit / Skip 691 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: HEATHER HAUETER Officer responded to the 600 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a motor vehicle hit/skip accident. The complainant advised a silver Chrysler van was headed westbound on E Seventh St near N Ellsworth Ave and struck a parked vehicle. Unit #1 was legally parked on E Seventh St. The silver van struck the driver side mirror and continued to head westbound on W Seventh St. The complainant was unable to get a vehicle registration on the hit/skip vehicle. Officers checked the area for the vehicle but was unable to locate it. The owner of the vehicle was advised of the incident and pictures were taken of the damages. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 1985 E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a report of drug paraphernalia. Complainant stated there was a syringe located in the bushes in front of the building. The syringe was located and properly disposed of at this location. Ptl. D. Young **********************************
Saturday, June 10, 2017 09:47 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / N BROADWAY AVE Unit 1, Richard Bland, BELOIT, OH, was stopped on E. State near Broadway for a red light. Unit 2, Chad Vandegrift, MINERVA, OH, came from behind unit 1 and tried his brakes. Driver of unit 2 stated his brakes failed and he tried everything to avoid unit 1 but hit unit 1 in the rear. Collision caused damage to each vehicle. No injuries reported. Driver of unit 2 cited with ACDA, 451 1.21 A 333.03 A MM Assured Clear Distance Ahead *********************************** Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 841 PROSPECT ST COM GINA RICHARDSON Complainants car was parked near her house overnight. This morning she found someone had unlawfully entered her car and gone through the glove box and center console. At time of report, nothing appeared missing. Banar901 ********************************** Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Accident No Injury Reported NEWGARDEN AVE / ROMINE ST Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of New garden for a reported single vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling on New Garden Ave when the driver attempted to turn right onto Romine Ave. Unit # 1 cut the corner too short and struck a large rock causing damage to the right bedside. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. The Street Dept responded and placed the rock back onto the curb lawn. Unit # 1 owner: Mark Higinbotham driver: Andrea Higinbotham vehicle / 2000 Chevy Ptl R Keister ********************************* Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 645 E STATE ST COM LISA CAHILL Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of East State St for a report of a vehicle parked illegally. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that a person unknown to them had parked his truck and trailer in their parking lot partially blocking it. As officers were speaking with the complainant the owner of the vehicle showed up and moved it. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 6,2017 Assist Other Agency 18395 FIFTH ST COM GOSHEN TWP, PD K9 Simon was requested to track an armed subject in Beloit by Goshen PD. Officer responded and K9 Simon was not deployed due to the suspect reportedly being picked up by a friend. Officer cleared after being advised Simon was no longer needed. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 6,2017 Littering / Dumping 1717 PENNSYLVANIA AVE COM JESSICA HOLBROOK Officer responded to the above address for illegal dumping of trash. It was advised from the complainant that someone has been throwing trash away in her dumpster. Officer advised the complainant to contact her trash company to see if there was a way that the dumpster could be locked or behind the property fence line to avoid any further problems. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************ Date: Tuesday, June 6,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 637 WOO DLAND AVE COM BRAND1 SORRENTINO Officer was dispatched to the above stated address for a juvenile problem. Upon arrival it was advised that a neighbor juvenile was harassising the complainants juvenile daughter. Officer advised both familys to stay away from one another and that this incident would be forwarded to the juvenile officer. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6,2017 Speak To Officer 985 NEWGARDEN AVE Officer spoke with a male subject over the phone about an item that was found in his yard in the 900 block of NewGarden Ave. He advised that a business nearby recently had problems with vandalism and theft and an item from the business was thrown into his yard. Officer made contact with the business who stated that they would like the item back to get the machine running again. Officer recovered the item from the 900 block of NewGarden Ave and returned it to the business. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation NEWGARDEN AVE / ARCH ST SALEM Police observed a suspicious vehicle parked in the roadway on Arch St. near Newgarden Ave. Officers made contact with the driver. The driver advised he was waiting for a friend. Officers advised the driver he can not be parked in the roadway. After the driver left officers cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Drug Paraphernalia 1859 CLEVELAND ST COM BENJAMIN HALL Police responded to the 1800 block of Cleveland St. for found property. The complainant advised that he found drug paraphernalia in the driveway. The items where recovered and brought back to the Police Dept. for proper disposal. Ptl D. Osborne ****************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 883 WASHINGTON AVE SALEM Report of three young adults that were messing with a post from a street sign that was lying in the curb lawn in the area of the above location. The individuals were located and advised of the complaint. They advised that they did briefly mess with the post, but then left it lay in the curb lawn. They denied damaging anything and it was later found that it had already been taken out of the ground by the pipeline company working in the area. Sgt. D. Green ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 785 NEWGARDEN AVE SALEM COM TONY DILLINGER Officers responded to the 700 block of Newgarden Ave in reference to a domestic dispute report between a boyfriend and girlfriend. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that the couple was having relationship issues and that the female party would not give the complainant back his cell phone. Officers advised both parties of their options for living arrangements and the subject did give the complainant his phone back without incident. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Assist Other Agency 200 BENTON RD COM OSP LISBON POST Officer responded to the above location to assist OSP on a traffic stop. K9 was requested and a sniff of the vehicle was conducted with a positive indication to narcotics. Officer stood by while they searched the vehicle and drug paraphernalia was recovered. Ptl. S. LaRosa ****************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Child Custody Dispute COM MANDI PHILABAUM, CANTON, OH Officer on station spoke with a female complainant in regards to a child custody issue. Complainant advised she wanted to have a report on file due to the fact that her son's father kept him longer than agreed upon. Complainant advised that she is currently going through legal proceedings. Officer advised that a report would be on file. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Structure Fire 866 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM COM SALEM, FIRE Officer was dispatched to the 800 block of N. Ellsworth Avenue for a report of an electrical fire. Officer responded with the Salem Fire Department. Officer was advised that sparks came from an electrical outlet in the upstairs and no fire was found. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E STATE ST TWO VEHICLE ACCIDENT While on patrol, officer was made aware by a pedestrian of a two car accident at E. State St. and N. Lincoln Ave. Upon arrival, officer found that the operator of unit#l, Ray F. Woods II was operating a dark blue 2008 Lincoln MKZ westbound on E. State St. and struck the rear of unit#2, a white Chevy Equinox operated by Taylor M. Rickels. Unit#2 had been stopped in traffic for the red traffic signal. Unit#l operator advised that he looked away for a second and struck the rear of unit#2 at a slow speed. Minor damage was observed to the front bumper of unit#l and the rear bumper of unit#2. Ms. Rickels complained of a headache but refused medical treatment. Information was gathered and digital photos were taken. Mr. Woods was issued a traffic citation for ACDA. He was given a court date of 6/16/2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Parties were each provided with a report number and advised to contact their respective insurance company. Both vehicles were driven from the scene and officers cleared. Unit#l Operator: Ray F. Woods II Unit#2 Operator: Taylor M. Rickels Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Public Assist 1264 SOUTHEAST BLVD A Officers responded to the 1200 block of S E Blvd in order to assist an elderly female. Dispatch advised that the female was in a motorized cart and her battery had died at the entrance to her apartment complex. Officers responded and assisted the female to her apartment. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Recovered Bicycle 1195 CLEVELAND ST COM MICHAEL VIGLIOTTI Officer was dispatched to the 11 00 block of Cleveland Street for a recovered bicycle report. Officer responded and was advised by the complainant that the bicycle has been in his yard since Sunday morning, 06/04/2017. The fire department responded to transport the bicycle back to the police department where it will be stored for safekeeping. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Ambulance Needed 1823 CLEVELAND ST COM LIFE, LINE Officers responded to the 1800 block of Cleveland Ave, at the request of the Salem Fire Department, in regards to an unknown medical incident. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the FD who advised that the female was unaware of her surroundings and was difficult to understand. EMT Ambulance also responded to the scene and later transported her to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1166 BENTON RD COM TALAH TAMMY Officer was dispatched to a business in the 11 00 block of Benton Road in reference to a suspicious red Jeep in the parking lot. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that a white SUV pulled in the lot and a male subject from the red Jeep got inside the white SUV then they left. Officer found the Jeep was unoccupied and secured. Officer advised the complainant of her options and to call back should the male subject return and remain in the lot. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Traffic Offense 100 BENTON RD SALEM Officer conducted a traffic stop in the 100 block of Benton Road on a silver Honda sedan being operated with no head lights or tail lights at 10:45pm. Officer made contact with the driver who was unaware of the issue and was found to have a valid drivers license. K9 Argo was deployed and no indication to the odor of narcotics was given. The driver was given a verbal warning. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Domestic Dispute Report 194 FAIR AVE SALEM Police responded to a report of a domestic dispute in the 100 block of Fair. Upon arrival police spoke with both parties involved with both advising it was only a verbal argument and no violence or threats occurred. They were advised to keep the noise down and they agreed. Police cleared. *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Suspicious Person 968 E STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION While on patrol near Smith Oil gas station in the 900 block E. State St. officer observed a male subject known to this officer. The male was speaking with a female against a fence on the east side of the parking lot and the female was observed to be digging for something in her purse. The male has multiple past reports against him for asking / begging people for money and cigarettes. Officer made contact with the subjects. The female advised the male whom she just met today's date asked her to borrow $20 because he wanted to buy some beer due to his father just passing away. The male subject advised that he has known the female from along time ago and did admit to borrowing the money off of the female. The subjects were sent on their way. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Harassment 1015 ESTATE ST COM STEVEN BRYAN Officers responded to the above parking lot in reference to a harassment report. Officers spoke with the complainant who advised that his girlfriends husband has been following him around the city. Complainant advised that no threats were made but, the subject has threatened him in the past. Officers provided the complainant with his options and advised that a report would be on file. He was advised to call back if there were any additional issues. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Traffic Offense ROSE AVE / E STATE ST Officer initiated a traffic stop with a grey Chevy Silverado 3500 at the intersection of Rose Ave. and E. State St. for an equipment violation. The owner / operator was issued a warning for no taillights. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Date: Friday, June 9,2017 Suspicious Vehicle PENNSYLVANIA AVE Police responded to Gracewood Senior Living on SR14 in reference to a suspicious vehicle. As police were nearing the facility we were advised that one of the vehicle was white and police observed a white vehicle turn onto Allen Rd.. Police caught up to the vehicle that turned onto Allen Rd. and stopped it. The driver advised that due to the traffic congestion in town she had a male friend park his car at the facility and she picked him up. Police explained that the facility was private property and not to park there without permission. She advised she understood. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Solicitor(s) 1100 CLEVELAND ST COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location in reference to solicitors in the area. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the solicitors. They were advised to cease in their action until they could obtain the proper paperwork from city hall. Ptl. S. LaRosa ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 200 S UNION AVE Officer placed a red warning on a vehicle parked in the area of the above location. The vehicle was parked on the street and was not displaying any registration. The vehicle was tagged and will be towed if the violation is not corrected. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Suspicious Odor 300 E STATE ST A Officers were flagged down on E. State St near N. Broadway for suspicious activity. The complainant advised he thought he smelled Marijuana behind the Salem Fitness Club. Officers checked the area and was unable to locate the source. Ptl D. Osberg *********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Solicitor(s) 539 WALNUT ST Report of a solicitor in the area of the above location. He was located and advised that he needed a permit to solicit within the city. Sgt. D. Green ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Solicitor(s) WOODLAND AVE / E PERSHING SALEM Report of solicitors in the area of the above location. Contact was made and they were advised that they needed a permit to solicit within the city. Sgt. D. Green ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 COM MANDY METZGAR Officers spoke with a complainant about items that were possibly stolen from her purse. After speaking with the complainant the crime took place in Boardman and the complainant was advised to make a report with Boardman Police Department. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Fraud 292 W STATE ST B Officers responded to the above location to take a report of possible fraud. Unknown subject sent multiple emails claiming to be the owner of the business requesting a money wire transfer. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 925 E STATE ST SALEM COM PANCURAK, DAVID Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging. Unknown subject(s) broke a basketball hoop off its foundation and left it in the parking lot. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************ Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Fight 637 N LINCOLN AVE COM ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 637 N. Lincoln Ave. for a reported fight in progress. Upon arrival, no active fight was found but officers did male contact with two male subjects at the front of the residence. The two males are brothers and advised that they were arguing over property being place out for a yard sale. Both denied any physical altercation and neither had any visible injury. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation COM DOUGLAS MOFFET Officer was dispatched to the municipal parking lot in the 400 block of E. Pershing Street for a parking complaint. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that a tan Ford Explorer with no registration has been parked in the lot for a long time. Officer ran the VIN on the vehicle and found it was not entered as stolen. The complainant advised he was going to check with a nearby business in the morning to see if it belonged to them. Ptl. C. Crider *******************************
Friday, June 09, 2017 10:53 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Suspicious Activity 587 CONTINENTAL DR Complainant: MELODY HOBBS Police responded to the apartments in the 500 block of Continental Dr. The complainant advised that someone had placed dog feces on her door as well as a sign stating for them to clean up after the dog or they will call the Police. The complainant advised it might be the landlord but she was not positive. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ****************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Abandoned ' Junk MV 200 S UNION AVE Complainant: GREEN, SGT Officer placed a red warning on a vehicle parked in the area of the above location. The vehicle was parked on the street and was not displaying any registration. The vehicle was tagged and will be towed if the violation is not corrected. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Suspicious Odor 300 E STATE ST A Officers were flagged down on E. State St near N. Broadway for suspicious activity. The complainant advised he thought he smelled Marijuana behind the Salem Fitness Club. Officers checked the area and was unable to locate the source. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Solicitor(s) 539 WALNUT ST Report of a solicitor in the area of the above location. He was located and advised that he needed a permit to solicit within the city. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Solicitor(s) WOODLAND AVE / E PERSHING Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of solicitors in the area of the above location. Contact was made and they were advised that they needed a permit to solicit within the city. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MANDY METZGAR Officers spoke with a complainant about items that were possibly stolen from her purse. After speaking with the complainant the crime took place in Boardman and the complainant was advised to make a report with Boardman Police Department. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Fraud 292 W STATE ST B AUTO SHOP Complainant: GERI PATTERSON Officers responded to the above location to take a report of possible fraud. Unknown subject sent multiple emails claiming to be the owner of the business requesting a money wire transfer. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************************* Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 925 E STATE ST SALEM SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal damaging. Unknown subject(s) broke a basketball hoop off its foundation and left it in the parking lot. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Fight 637 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 637 N. Lincoln Ave. for a reported fight in progress. Upon arrival, no active fight was found but officers did male contact with two male subjects at the front of the residence. The two males are brothers and advised that they were arguing over property being place out for a yard sale. Both denied any physical altercation and neither had any visible injury. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ****************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation Complainant: DOUGLAS MOFFET Officer was dispatched to the municipal parking lot in the 400 block of E. Pershing Street for a parking complaint. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that a tan Ford Explorer with no registration has been parked in the lot for a long time. Officer ran the VIN on the vehicle and found it was not entered as stolen. The complainant advised he was going to check with a nearby business in the morning to see if it belonged to them. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Fight COURT DR l PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the basketball at Centennial Park for a report of a fight in progress. Upon arrival, no active fight was located but officers did speak with multiple subjects. One male reported being assaulted by a female subject. He reported the female punched him one time in the mouth causing the inside of his mouth to bleed. Officer spoke with the female who denied punching the male subject. Officers spoke with multiple persons that were playing basketball who reported the female did not punch the male and that the male had been struck in the face with the basketball several times while playing. Officer advised the parties to respond to the police dept. to provide written statements. During the investigation at the park, officer spoke with a potential witness of the incident and while doing so the male provided a false name, date of birth and home address to this officer. The male, 21 year old Austen L. Rhodes was placed under arrest for obstruction of official business. He was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The investigation into the assault is still pending. Once completed the incident will be sent to the prosecutors officer for review for potential charges. Arrestee: Austen L. Rhodes DOB: 10-7-1995 4277 Lisbon Rd. Leetonia, OH 44431 Charge: Obstruction of Official Business Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 2555 LEXINGTON AVE Complainant: RANDY NAREHOOD Police responded to the 2500 block of Lexington Ave for a parking complaint. The caller advised a red Ford was parked on the road facing the wrong way. Officers made contact with the driver and advised them to move the vehicle. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************* Date: Wednesday, June 7,2017 Shoplifter(s) E STATE 2900 BLOCK A Complainant: JESSICA KISLINGBURY Officer was dispatched to the above location in regards to a shop lifting report. Dispatch advised that the complainant was the wife of the suspect and that the theft had occurred earlier in the day. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the store manager, the complainant, and the suspect, whom the complainant had brought with her to the store. The complainant and the store manager advised that the suspect had taken a drill set worth $399.00 and had also taken one worth $500.00 the day before. After a brief investigation, the suspect admitted to stealing the items on both occasions but, stated that he had pawned them in East Canton, OH. The suspect was subsequently placed into custody and transported to the police department for processing. The suspect was later released on his own recognizance and given a mandatory court date of Thursday June 8th, 2017 at 11:OOam in Mahoning County Court#3. The suspect was charged with two counts of theft. Arrested: William C. Kislingbury DOB 09- 27-1993 969 W Wilson St Apt B Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Theft (ORC 2913.02A1) (2 counts) Ptl. Cochran ******************************** Date: Thursday, June 8,2017 Loud Music (Residence) 867 BARCLAY AVE Complainant: JOHN SEDDON Officer was dispatched to the 800 block of Barclay Avenue for a report of loud music coming from a garage. Officer responded, but no music was heard. Officer did make contact with a female resident in the backyard who was talking loud on a telephone. The female was advised of the complaint and to keep the volume down. The female stated that her music was not loud and the complainant has a problem with her. Ptl. C. Crider *******************************
Thursday, June 08, 2017 10:29 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officers responded to the above location for a report of a subject who drove off without paying for gas. Officers located the female driver who stated she used the credit card machine at the pump. Officers followed the female back to the gas station where situation was corrected. Ptl. M .Wirkner ******************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 Suspicious Person 2900 E STATE ST Report of a male individual that was observed exiting the garden center with an unknown item that may have not been paid for. The suspect male reportedly ran towards E. State St. Officers checked the area, but it is believed that he entered a vehicle parked nearby. As of the time of report, it was not confirmed if or what was stolen. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 Animal Complaint 1618 E EIGHTH STB Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a barking dog, Officers located the barking dog and spoke with the owner who took the dog inside. Ptl. M.Wirkner ****************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 Littering / Dumping 200 BLOCK OF S ELLSWORTH Complainant: TONY GUIDONE, CARROLLTON, OH The complainant responded to this department to report illegal dumping at the recycling dumpsters on S. Ellsworth Ave. He provided surveillance pictures of two separate individuals responsible for dumping items that are not allowed. Officer will make contact with the individuals and possible charges may be forthcoming. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Stolen Bicycle 421 SHARP AVE Complainant: ALYSSA SLUTER Officers responded to the 400 block of Sharp Ave. to take a report of theft. The complainant advised officers that someone stole her sons bicycle from the side yard. Officers got a description of the bicycle and will keep an eye out. Ptl. J.Brooks **************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 75 ELM AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Tru-Cut to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that sometime last night someone was messing around with his semi trailer, that nothing was damaged or taken. Officers advised the complainant that they will patrol the area and look for anything suspicious. Ptl. J.Brooks ****************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Person To Be Removed 1851 CLEVELAND ST SALEM Complainant: DEBORAH GREINER Officers responded to the 1800 block of Cleveland St for a person to be removed. The complainant advised that her soon to- be ex-husband was having mental issues and he would not stop pounding on her bedroom door. The male subject stated that he did reside at the residence but was not having any mental problems. First responders spoke with the male subject and advised that he seemed ok and did not need to be transported to the hospital. The male subject willing left the residence for the evening in order to calm the situation. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Intoxicated Person 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SRMC, KEITH Officers responded to SRMC ER and spoke with an intoxicated patient causing a disturbance. Officers gave reasonable requests to the subject to comply with the hospital requests and stay in his room. The subject refused and exited the hospital, and was discharged. The intoxicated subject was requested several times to stop his behavior and return to his room until he sobered up. The subject told officer no and to arrest him which officers did and transported him to county jail. The subject was incarcerated in the Columbiana County Jail on a charge of disorderly conduct, persisting. Arrested: Jay A. Marker DOB:4-30-58 LKA:325 Moore St. Apt #1101 East Liverpool, Ohio Ptl. M. Garber ****************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Suspicious Person 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SRMC, KEITH Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious person report. Complainant stated there was a male subject sitting in the waiting room with a baseball bat. Upon arrival, the subject in question stated he had an issue with walking and was using the bat as a walking stick. The subject was provided a wheelchair and the bat was secured in the vehicle. Ptl. D. Young ******************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 IntoxIicated Driver Officers responded to the city limits on State Route 344 for a possible intoxicated driver headed into the city. Officers were able to locate the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop on Mullins Dr near the railroad tracks. Officers made contact with the driver and advised him the reasoning for the stop. The male subject was not be impaired and stated he was on his cell phone attempting to locate an address while driving. The male subject was advised to pay attention to the roadway and to locate the address before driving. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Intoxicated Driver 1015 E STATE ST Officers responded to the 1000 block of E State St for a possible intoxicated driver. Officers located the vehicle and attempted to initiate a traffic stop in the 100 block of E Pershing St. The vehicle continued to turn several times before finally stopping in a parking lot at a closed business. The male subject was advised to exit the vehicle and started to move things around inside his vehicle. The male subject was advised to keep his hands in plain view and was removed from the vehicle and detained for officer safety. The male subject was administered several test and was found to be impaired. The male subject was placed into custody for failure to comply and OVI. K9 Simon was deployed and gave a positive indication on the vehicle. Several drug paraphernalia items were found inside the vehicle as well as several open containers. The male subject was transported back to Salem PD were he was processed, booked, and issued several citations. The male subject was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: James Mills Address: 793 W Pershing St, Salem, Ohio 44460 DOB: 05-12-1965 Charge: Failure to Comply (fleeing) ORC 2921.331 (B), OVI ORC 4511 . 19Al a and 4511 . 19Al h, Possession of Marijuana ORC 2925.11 C3, Open Container ORC 4301.62B4, Marked Lanes ORC 4511.33A1 Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Suspicious Activity PROSPECT 900 BLOCK A SALEM PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: SHAWN REYNOLD Officers responded to Kelly Park for a report of suspicious activity. The complainant advised that there were loud persons in the park after hours. Officers arrived and observed a vehicle occupied by six people. Officers found five juveniles and one adult in the vehicle. Contraband was located in the vehicle and the adult driver was cited for Possession of Marijuana. The five juveniles did depart with guardians. Cited: Chelsea M. Krol DOB: 12/17/1998 Address: 14996 Garfield Rd Salem, OH 44460 Charge: (MM) Possession of Marijuana Ptl D Beeson ******************************* Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Assist Other Agency 634 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: SARASOTA COUNTY, DISPATCH Officers assisted Sarasota County Sheriff Office in regards to an incident that occurred in their jurisdiction. Sarasota County Sheriff Office advised that there had been a vehicle pursuit in their jurisdiction that had to be called off due to excessive speeds, they advised that the vehicles registration came back to a Salem address. Officers checked the address that was given to Officers and made contact with the home owners who advised that they had recently moved into the residence and did not know who the registered owner to the vehicle had been. Two other addresses were checked,same result. Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Burglary Reported 1186 JENNINGS AVE A Officer responded to the 100 block of Jennings Ave for a burglary report. The resident advised when he arrived home that evening he noticed his front and back doors were wide open with several items missing from his residence. Officer took pictures of the both points of entry and advised the male to gather as much information about the property. The male subject was unable to provide any possible suspects but did stated that both doors to his residence were locked. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 Unknown Problem 142 W THIRD ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a 911 call. Complainant stated she needed help and hung up before information could be gathered. Upon arrival, everyone at the residence denied calling 911. One of the male subjects at the residence had an active warrant out of this county. The male subject was taken into custody, transported to this station and later released to CCSO. ARA Donald A. Huff D.O.B.-01/25/1980 187 Plymouth Place Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge- Warrant-failure to appear(theft) Ptl. D. Young ************************************
Wednesday, June 07, 2017 09:26 AM -0500 Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 TheIft 291 N MADISON AVE Complainant: HEIDI HOSTETTER Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of theft. The complainant advised officers that someone took her Mac Book from her house. Officers provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ***************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: TABITHA BLEVENS Officers responded to Smith Oil for a drive off. Officers were advised that a green two door Ford pumped $20.01 worth of gas and left without making proper payment. Officers checked the area for the vehicle, but were not able to locate it. The complainant was provided with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks *************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Accidental Damage 442 AETNA ST Officer responded to the 400 block of Aetna for a report of accidental damage. Officer arrived and found that a male was cutting limbs when he caused damage to wires connected to another residence. The FD did respond to evaluate the wires. All parties involved were advised that a report documenting the damage would be on file. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute 989 JONES DR SALEM Complainant: JORDAN JOHNSON Officers responded to the 900 block of Jones Dr for a property dispute. The complainant advised officers that his ex-girlfriend had moved out and refused to give him back his house key . Officers were able to get the ex-girlfriend to return the house key and work out a solution with the complainant to recover her belongings. Ptl. J.Brooks ****************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1230 E ELEVENTH ST Complainant: HANNAH SCHNORRENBERG Officer responded to the Salem Police Station for a report of phone harassment. The complainant advised her ex-boyfriend has been sending her text messages and voice mails after she asked him to stop. The officer attempted to make contact with the male subject but did not have a current phone number. The complainant advised that she would message him to stop all contact. The complainant was advised to call the PD if the male subject continued to contact her. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Theft 950 W STATE ST SALEM Shears Laundromat Complainant: Janevee Bailes While on patrol, officers were flagged down at Shears Laundromat. The complainant advised officers that someone took some of her clothing out of the dryer when she went to get change. Officers were given the description of possible suspects. Officers checked the area, but were not able to locate anyone matching the descriptions given by the complainant. Ptl. J.Brooks ****************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Criminal Mischief 540 W PERSHING ST Complainant: ANTHONY CONSTANTINO Officer responded to the 500 block of W Pershing St for a report of criminal mischief. The complainant advised it appeared that someone attempted to open a window to his residence when he was gone. The bottom screen to two windows were lifted and a spatula was left inside a window in attempt to pry it open Pictures were taken of the windows and spatula. The complainant requested an extra watch in the area and at his residence. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Traffic Offense 325 W STATE ST Officer stopped a vehicle in the 200 block of W State St for a moving violation. The driver was issued a verbal warning and a search of the vehicle reviled no contraband. Officers cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1765 WHINNERY RD SALEM Complainant: MISTY CASSIDY Officer responded to the 1700 block of Whinnery Rd for a report of telecommunications harassment. The complainant advised she had posted a status to facebook about her ex-boyfriend cheating on her. The complainant then started to receive text messages from the female subject involved and had to block her phone number. The officer made contact with the female subject and advised her to stop all contact with the complainant. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Assault 1120 FRANKLIN AVE Officers responded to the 1200 block of Franklin Ave in regards to an assault report. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the victims and witnesses who advised that two males and a female were inside of the residence without permission and then came outside and assaulted the male victim who had been sitting in his vehicle in the driveway. The three subjects fled the area prior to Officer arrival. Officer did observe visible injuries to the male victim and obtained photographs of the victims injuries. Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene as well, where the male victim refused medical treatment. Officer had the victim and witnesses fill out voluntary written statements. This incident will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutors Office for review. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Assist Other Agency 2094 E STATE ST A Complainant: OSP, Post 15 K9 Simon was requested in the 1900 block of E State St. by an OSP Post 15 trooper. K9 Simon gave a positive indication to the presence of narcotic odor. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 500 E FOURTH ST 321 Complainant: DENNIS SMITH Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a vehicle B&E report. The complainant advised that he watched someone circle his vehicle several times and then attempt to break into the vehicle with 2 other subjects. The complainant was able to identify one of the suspects due to having previous dealings with him. Officers spoke with the possible suspect who stated he had been at his residence the entire evening. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Traffic Crash Report UNlT # 1 HAD BEEN ENTERING THE LANE OF TRAVEL FROM A PRIVATE DRIVE IN THE 2200 BLOCK OF ST RT 14 WHEN IT WAS STRUCK BY UNIT# 2. UNlT # 2 HAD BEEN TRAVELING WEST IN THE 2200 BLOCK OF ST RT 14 WHEN THE DRIVER PULLED INTO THE TURNING LANE (SOUTH) . UNIT # 2 THEN WAS STRUCK BY UNlT # 1. UNlT # 1 ANTHONY DATTILIO , 331 W SALEM ST., COLUMBIANA OH Charged 331.22 F.T.Y. Private Property UNIT # 2 BRIAN BELL *****************************
Tuesday, June 06, 2017 08:31 AM -0500 Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 763 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Dispatch received a report of six to eight juveniles climbing on the city steel trolley near the city chamber of commerce. One of the children allegedly shoved another who fell down, unknown if they were hurt.. All were gone from the area when I arrived and I found no one in the immediate area meeting the description of the juveniles. Ptl.Banar901 ****************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 439 S BROADWAY AVE Officer checked on a red Jeep off Filbert Alley per request of the Police Chief. Officer located the Jeep in the backyard of 439 S. Broadway, off Filbert Alley. A female came outside from 455 and stated it was her boyfriends Jeep and he had just purchased it. Officer advised her a 10 day notice would be placed on it as it qualified to be a "junk vehicle'' . She stated he would probably be selling or getting rid of it before then. Vehicle had no plates and was in very poor condition. Photos taken of the Jeep on digital camera # 3. Ptl. Banar901 ****************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Theft 667 NEW GARDEN AVE CONVENlENCE STORE Officer responded to the above stated location for a report of theft. Upon arrival officer was advised that the stores pop machine was broken into and the mechanical mechanisms that despences change was stolen from two pop machines along with the change box in one of the machines. Officer advised a report would be on file of the incident and if there were further incidents or questions to call the PD. Ptl Z Sanford **************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Fraud 563 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: JACOB DEPRILL Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a theft that had occurred on his bank account. The complainant stated that a person unknown to him had used his information and bank account to make a unauthorised purchase at a WalMart in Arizona. Officers provided the complainant with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 555 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the 500 block of N. Lincoln Ave. for a report of a male and female arguing in the roadway. Upon arrival, nobody was located in the roadway. While patrolling the area an officer observed a male with blue jeans, light colored shirt walking out of the back door of 555 N. Lincoln Ave. and immediately walked back inside the residence when he spotted the patrol car. Officers attempted contact with the subject at the residence however he would not answer the door. While attempting to make contact, officers observed a black Mossberg .22cal Rifle laying on the ground in front of the porch at the rear of the residence. Officers seized the rifle for safekeeping until the owner can be contacted. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Traffic Offense 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 200 block of E Second St for a speeding violation. After a brief investigation, officer administered multiple field sobriety tests to the driver due to reasonable suspicion of driving under the influence. The driver was subsequently found to okay and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Natural Death 652 DEMING ST Officers responded to the 600 block of Deming St in reference to a natural death. KLG Ambulance and the Salem Fire Department were also on scene. ***************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Accident Private Property 423 S LUNDY AVE A GROCERY PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT Officer was dispatched to a business parking lot in the 400 block of S. Lundy Avenue for a private property accident. Officer responded and made contact with the owner of a red Jeep Cherokee who advised that his vehicle was parked facing west in the parking lot and was unoccupied. He stated that he was advised by a female that she backed in to his vehicle. Officer observed damage to the front bumper of the Jeep and obtained photographs. Officer spoke with the complainant and driver/owner of a GMC Envoy who advised that her vehicle was parked, facing west, when she went to back out of the parking space and hit the front end of the Jeep with the rear left bumper of her vehicle. Damage to the GMC was observed and photographed. There was a male passenger in her vehicle and both denied being injured. Officer collected all necessary information including valid insurance for both vehicles and provided a report number to all parties. Ptl. C. Crider ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 540 AETNA ST Officers responded to 540 Aetna St. for a domestic between a father and adult son. Upon arrival, contact was made with the father/victim. The father advised that his son during an argument pushed him against a wall where he struck the back of his head and fell to the floor. The victim claimed no injury. Officer spoke with the adult son, 33 year old Terrence S. Krepps II whom did admit to having an argument with his father after his father was yelling at him for using the last three jars of spaghetti sauce. Mr. Krepps did admit to throwing a stool as well as admitted to shoving his father against the wall after his father grabbed his wrestling figures and was going to throw them outside. Mr. Krepps II was placed under arrest for domestic violence. He was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Terrence S. Krepps II DOB: 10/20/1983 540 Aetna St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT Officer responded to the police department for a private property accident report that occurred in the WaCMart parking lot on E. State Street. Officer spoke with a male driver/owner of a black GMC Canyon and the female driver of a red Nissan Altima who both advised that they were backing out of their parking space at the same time and hit the other vehicle. No injuries were reported. Damage was observed and photographed on the rear right bumper of the GMC Canyon and on the left rear passenger door of the Nissan Altima. There were three juvenile passengers in the Nissan Altima who were not injured. All information was collected including valid insurance on both vehicles and a report number was provided. Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Reckless Operator 200 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Complainant: WILLIAM WAGNER Officer was dispatched to the intersection of E Third St and Highland Ave in regards to a reckless operator. Complainant advised that he observed a black Chevy S10 speeding down the street and then slamming on his brakes. Officer responded to the area and located a vehicle matching the description. No violations were observed. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Speak To Officer 1389 CAROLE DR Complainant: Gillian Filaccio Officer responded to the 1300 block of Carole Drive for a speak with officer report. Officer was advised by the complainant that she was in her vehicle with her daughter and was being followed closely by a male subject in a white Chevy SUV. The complainant stated that the male subject followed them around several blocks before she pulled over and confronted the subject. The subject apologized to the complainant and stated that he thought she was his sister. The subject then left the area. The complainant was advised to contact the police should she have any further incidents with the male subject. License plate information was provided for the vehicle. Ptl. C. Crider **************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Ambulance Needed 378 N LUNDY AVE Complainant: LAURA CARNES, STOUTLAND, MO Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of N Lundy Ave, along with KLG Ambulance and The Salem Fire Department First Responders, in regards to a medical emergency. Complainant advised that she found her juvenile daughter in the upstairs bathroom with a razor and cuts on her arms. Officer responded and spoke with the juvenile who stated that she was not cutting herself but, that the cuts on her arms were from a prior incident. Medical personnel attended to the juvenile, who was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 SEX- Rape 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Officer was dispatched to the Salem Regional Medical Center for sex offense report. Officer responded and spoke with a female who advised that the incident occurred in the jurisdiction of the Columbiana County Sheriffs Department. A CCSO deputy responded to take the report. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 564 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: STEPHEN PHILLIPS Officer spoke with a male complainant from the 500 block of Jennings Avenue who advised that he was being harassed through SKYPE by an unknown person. The person was threatening to send videos of the complainant if money was not sent via Western Union. The complainant advised this person possibly hacked his account because they knew personal information. The complainant was advised a report would be completed and advised him of his options. Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem N LUNDY AVE / E THIRD ST Officer was flagged down by a male in the area of E. Third Street and N. Lundy Avenue. The male subject stated that he was looking for his stepdaughter who he was having problems with and she left the house. I collected a description of the female juvenile and the complainant went back to his house in the 300 block of N. Lundy Avenue and advised she was sitting on the porch. I spoke with the juvenile who advised she was arguing with her sister and went out to the porch to calm down. I also spoke with the juveniles sister, home owner, who advised that the juvenile was throwing around items in the house and then walked out of the house. Officer advised all parties to separate for the night and advised the juvenile not to leave the property. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Monday, June 5, 2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / GEORGETOWN RD Officer conducted a traffic stop on W. State Street near Georgetown Road with a black Mazda sedan for a speeding and improper lane use offense. The driver/owner of the vehicle gave consent to search the vehicle and nothing illegal was found. The driver was issued a citation for the offenses. Cited: Mason Oneil Wells 724 S. Freedom Ave. Alliance, Ohio 44601 (DOB: 12/25/1998) Speed 55/25 Improper Lane Use Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Egged 1034 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: CHARLOTTE BIRK Police responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland St. for criminal damaging. The complainant advised that two of her vehicles were egged some times during the night. Officers gathered vehicle information on the units involved. Ptl D. Osberg ********************************* Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Assault 700 BLOCK OF NEWGARDEN AVE Police were advised of a possible hit skip involving a male subject vs. vehicle in the 700 block of Newgarden Ave. The witness that called dispatch advised he was following the vehicle from the scene. Officers were able to stop the vehicle in Sparkle parking lot. Officers then conducted an investigation on the inceident. The driver advised the male subject came in through the window assaulting her as she tried to take off. Further investigation pending. Ptl D. Osberg *******************************
Monday, June 05, 2017 07:45 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Vandalism / Desecration 649 PROSPECT ST Complainant: JAMIE EWING Police responded to Wedgewood Pizza for possible vandalism. When officers made contact with the complainant she advised her vehicle had been egged at her residence. The complainant lives in the 600 block of Prospect St. Officers checked the area of Prospect St. and found the complainants vehicle to be the only one egged. The complainant was unsure of a time frame for the incident and only wished to have it documented. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Recovered Bicycle ASH AVE / W WILSON ST Report of two abandoned bicycles on W. Wilson St. at the corner of Ash Ave. The bikes were located and transported to this department for safekeeping. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Speak To Officer 536 WALNUT ST B Complainant: WILLIAM TOMLIN Officers responded to the above location to speak with a male subject who let a female subject and a male subject borrow his vehicle yesterday and never returned it. Officers advised the subject that the vehicle was towed yesterday following a traffic stop and both male and female subjects were arrested, Officers advised the complainant to contact the towing company. Ptl. M. Wirkner ******************************* Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 120 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a suspicious vehicle with a male subject slumped over the steering wheel. Officers along with Salem FD made contact with the male subject who was confused on where he was and why he was in the parking lot. The male subject was transported to Salem ER by KLG. The male subject's vehicle was secured and left in the parking lot. A family member later responded to the station and took possession of the vehicle keys Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 943 W STATE ST SALEM Complainant: JOSHUA SWANSON Officers responded to the above location for a verbal dispute over a custody issue. Officers spoke with the male complainant who stated it was his week to have his daughter and the female subject wouldn't let him take her. After speaking with both parties the male complainant left the residence with his daughter and verbally agreed to return her on Friday June 9th. Officers advised both parties to contact their lawyers on any future custody arraignments. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 ACCIDENT 2875 E STATE ST C Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER UNIT# 1 Owner/Driver NAOMI KARLEN, SALEM, OH UNIT # 2 Owner/Driver ADA BICKEL, LISBON, OH Police responded to the west entrance of Walmart at Cunningham Rd for a private property accident. Unit #1 was pulling into the entrance/exit of Walmart when she struck Unit #2, who was at the stop sign waiting to exit the lot. The vehicles struck head on causing minimal but operational damage. FD responded due to possible injuries. Both drivers were not injured and refused medical treatment. Both vehicles were able to clear the scene. Ptl D. Osberg ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Ambulance Needed 589 E THIRD ST B Officers responded to the 500 block of E. Third St., along with the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders and KLG Ambulance in reference to a medical emergency. Upon arrival, EMS personnel advised that the male had overdosed, on what they believed to be heroin and that they were administering Narcan to the male subject. The subject was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance. During a follow up investigation at the hospital, Medical Staff recovered from the subject a white pill container with various pills and an unknown brown substance in a baggie. The items were seized, entered into evidence and will be sent to BCI&I for lab testing. Charges of possession of drugs are pending. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 426 OHIO AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 426 Ohio Ave for a possible domestic or disturbance. When officers arrived, both parties advised it was only verbal. Both parties advised that there was no physical violance and officer did not observe any visible injury. The female subject responsible for the dispute advised she would leave. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg ***************************** Date. Saturday, June 3, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 669 E FIFTH ST Complainant: Phyllis Joy Officer was dispatched to the 600 block of E. Fifth Street for a report of criminal damage to a motor vehicle. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that some time after 7:30pm on 06/02/2017 someone keyedlscratched her drivers door on her 2012 Chrysler sedan. Officer observed damage to the door and obtained photographs. Officer provided the complainant with a report number for her insurance company. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Accident Private Property 387 S BROADWAY AVE RESTAURANT Complainant: RALPH FLANNIGAN PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT REPORT Officer was dispatched to a business parking lot in the 300 block of S. Broadway Avenue for a private property accident. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that his blue Chrysler 300 sedan had been parked unoccupied in the business parking lot facing north. He advised that a female subject told him that she backed up and hit the rear of his vehicle. Minor damage was observed to the left rear bumper and photographs were obtained. Officer spoke with the female driver of a white Saturn Vue who advised she was parked in the parking lot, facing south, and began to back up to leave when she hit the rear bumper of the blue Chrysler with the rear bumper of her vehicle. Minor damage was observed to her vehicle and photographs were obtained. All necessary information was collected including valid insurance cards for both vehicles and a report number was provided to all parties involved. Ptl. C. Crider ******************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Suspicious Person E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D PARK PLAYGROUND Officer was dispatched to Waterworth Park, E. School St. Street entrance, for a male subject who appeared to be passed out inside a blue Chevy Malibu. Officer responded and observed the vehicle parked in the parking lot. Officer made contact with a male juvenile in the driver seat and a female juvenile in the passenger seat. The male stated he had been playing a game on his phone and had his head down looking at his phone. The female was asleep. Police K9 Argo was deployed and gave positive indication to the prescense of narcotic odor inside the vehicle. During a search of the vehicle a red/black pipe with burnt marijuana residue was located as well as rolling papers. The male juvenile admitted to using the pipe to smoke marijuana a few days ago and advised the rolling papers were also for marijuana. These items were seized as evidence and the juvenile was advised charges would be filed in Columbiana County Juvenile Court. Both juveniles were advised to leave the park. Contact was made with the mother of the male juvenile and she was advised of the incident and of the charges being filed. Charged/Cited 'JUVENILE * 1038 E. Fourth Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 07/03/2000) Marijuana Drug Paraphernalia MM Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Open Burning 192 E NINTH ST Officer on patrol detected a smell of something burning and a thick cloud of smoke in the 800 block of N Ellsworth Ave. Officer located the source of the smoke, which was subject burning brush in his back yard. The Salem Fire Department was advised of the issue. Officer spoke with the male and advised him that burning brush is illegal and the male agreed to put the fire out. The Salem Fire Department responded to the scene and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Person To Be Removed 1693 E STATE ST Complainant: HEATHER BURCAW Officers responded to 1693 E. State St. after the female complainant called to advise that her ex-boyfriend was on her property and wanted him removed. Upon arrival, contact was made with the ex- boyfriend in the driveway by his truck. He was advised of the complaint and left without incident. Ptl. B. Smith *************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Suspicious Person PENN AVE / COLUMBIA ST Officer on patrol was flagged down by two females in the above stated area. The females advised that when they came outside, a male next door had yelled at them and stated that people were watching them. Officers made contact with the subject who was advised not to yell out the window due to the lateness of hour. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Suspicious Person E PERSHING 600 BLOCK Officer on patrol observed a male subject standing in front of a business on the corner of S. Lincoln Avenue and E. Pershing Street for a long period of time. Officer later observed the same male standing behind a business in the 600 block of E. Pershing Street. Officer later made contact with the male subject in a parking lot in the 600 block of E. Pershing Street. The subject advised he was not from the city and was waiting on his girlfriend to get off work at a nearby business. Officer found no warrants for the subject. No other problems were found. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Sunday, June 4, 2017 Fight 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. for report of a fight in progress. Upon arrival, there was no fight found. Officer did make contact with a known male subject who resides in the 100 block of W. 3rd St. The male advised a subject known to him came into his property and was not welcome there. He reported no physical violence but advised he does not want the male back on his property. The second male was located walking near the intersection of N. Howard Ave. and W. State St. He was advised of the complaint and advised not to return to the W. Third St. address. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *******************************
Sunday, June 04, 2017 10:06 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Fight 186 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: TERESA CASSINGER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a fight, Officers spoke with the female complainant who stated that a male subject staying at her residence struck her in the face while arguing over property taken. The female complainant didn't want to file charges at this time she just wanted the male subject to leave the residence, the male subject left without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Speak To Officer 670 W WILSON ST Officers responded to the above location to speak with a female subject over a civil matter involving an eviction. Officers advised she would have to talk to her landlord about the civil matter. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 763 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ERICA LANDSBERGER Officer responded to 763 N. Lincoln Ave. for a reported dispute. Contact was made with the complainant, who advised that her step father threatened her if she wasn't moved out soon. The stepfather had already left for work. Officer also spoke with the complainants mother and she gave different accounts as to what was causing the problems. Both mother and daughter ultimately came to somewhat of an agreement to be civil until the complainant moved out. Sgt. D. Green ****************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Fight 1201 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to a reported fightldomestic in a vehicle in the area of the 1200 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. Officers located the vehicle with a suspended driver operating the vehicle, K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. The two made no claims of an altercation. Both were placed in custody, transported on station, processed and taken to the county jail. The vehicles owner could not be located and the vehicle was removed by Sinsley's Towing. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Genaro Jose Rivera D0B:l-27-87 of LKA:837 E 3rd St. Apt. 2 Salem Ohio 44460 Charges: DUS, Drug Paraphernalia Arrested: Desiree L. lngledue DOB:7/11/94 of LKA: 68340 Liston Ave. Bridgeport Ohio Charge: Drug Paraphernalia Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 186 S HOWARD AVE B Complainant: TERESA CASSINGER Officers responded to 186 S. Howard Ave. for a possible dispute. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a male individual from an earlier report was knocking on her door wanting to get in. He had left the area prior to officers returning. Due to the initial complaint being drug related, officers asked the complainant for consent to search her residence, due to that being the possibility of the male individual wanting to return. She signed a consent to search form and officers checked the residence for any illegal narcotics. The female was ultimately advised to quit allowing the individuals to stay at her residence, since this is becoming a common problem. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Theft 205 S HOWARD AVE A male individual was observed pacing back and forth in the area of the above location and he appeared agitated. Contact was made with him and he stated that he was at 205 S. Howard Ave. over night and he believes someone stole his wallet. Officers made contact at the residence to try and assist the individual with locating his wallet, but they advised that it was not there. Officers advised the individual, who was becoming increasingly angry, to leave the area before any more problems are started. He departed the area on foot. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Suspicious Person E STATE ST / S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a suspicious male individual in the area of E. State St. and Lincoln Ave. Officer located the individual in the 1000 blk. of E. State St. and he appeared agitated. Contact was made and he was very upset and making statements of possibly harming himself. The Salem FD first responders and KLG ambulance arrived on scene and the individual was ultimately transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Sgt. D. Green **************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Civil Matter 670 W WILSON ST SALEM Officers responded to the above location for a civil matter between the landlord and tenant. Officers advised that the matter is civil and the landlord would have to legally evict the current tenant. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************** Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 838 PROSPECT ST SALEM Complainant: ROBERT NYE Officers responded to 838 Prospect St. for a reported dispute. The complainant advised that his ex girlfriend resides at the location and he brought over food for his children. He stated that the owner of the property harasses him and will not allow him to be on the property to visit his children. Officers spoke with the owner of the building and he was advised that officers could not stop a paying renter from having visitors at the building. Sgt. D. Green *************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 637 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: BRAND1 SORRENTINO Officer responded to the 600 block of Woodland Ave in reference to a neighbor dispute. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that a neighbor and her daughter, who live a few houses south of her, were verbally harassing her by using vulgar language. Officer made contact with the neighbor who advised that the complainant had started the issue and she was only defending her daughter, who the complainant had told to shut up. Officer advised the neighbor not to contact the complainant. Both parties were advised of their options for dealing with the incident and advised to call back if further issues arise. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Traffic Offense 423 S LUNDY AVE A Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 400 block of S Lundy Ave in regards to a traffic violation. After a brief investigation, it was learned that the driver did not possess a driver's license. The driver was subsequently cited with No Operator's License (ORD 335.01) and Turn Signal (ORD 331.14). The vehicle was later towed from the scene by Sinsley Towing. Cited: Rene Mejia Vincente DOB 7-13-1983 597 Walnut St., Salem, OH 44460 Charge: No Operator's License (ORD 335.01) Turn Signal (ORD 331 . 14) Ptl. Cochran ******************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Theft 763 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ERICA LANDSBERGER Officers responded to 763 N. Lincoln Ave. to speak with the female complainant in reference to possible theft of her 50" Sharp flat screen TV by one of her family members. Information was gathered and investigation is pending. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: LISA VOLIO, LEETONIA, OH Officer on station spoke with a female complainant who wanted to file unruly charges on her granddaughter for running away. Officer was made aware that the complainant lives just outside of Leetonia, OH and had already filed a report with the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officer referred the female to the proper agency and cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Check Well Being 1761 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to Burger King in order to check the well being of a male who had a young child with him. Complainant advised that the male did not seem okay and wanted officers to check on him. The subject was located in the parking lot and was about to leave in a vehicle with his young granddaughter. After a brief investigation, officers found the subject to be intoxicated. Contact was made with the subject's daughter who responded to the scene and transported both the subject and the juvenile home. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Traffic Offense 175 W STATE ST Officer initiated a traffic stop with a maroon Dodge Ram truck in the Speedway parking lot on W. State St. for an equipment violation. During the stop, K9 Argo was deployed who indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. During the search no contraband was located, however two open 120z. cans of Busch beer were located. A rear seat passenger, 33 year old Christopher R. Ewing admitted to the open containers of alcohol being his. Mr. Ewing was issued a MM citation for the open container of alcohol. He was given a court date of Tuesday June 6th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Warning was given to the driver for the equipment violation. Cited: Christopher R. Ewing DOB: 1/29/1984 649 Prospect St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Open container of alcohol in motor vehicle (MM) Ptl. B. Smith ********************************* Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 291 N MADISON AVE Complainant: CASEY HUFFMAN Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of N. Madison Avenue for a report of an assault with a knife. Officers responded and made contact with the complainant and his wife who advised that a verbal argument began with the sister of the complainants wife and her boyfriend. The complainant advised he was struck several times in the face by his sister in law. Officers made contact with the boyfriend of the sister in law who was found to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County Sheriff Department for assault. The male subject was placed in custody for the warrant and he advised that after a verbal argument, the complainant poked him in the stomach with a folding pocket knife. The subject had a red mark on his stomach, but no puncture wound. The knife was located and seized as evidence. Also while on scene, the complainants sister in law began yelling at officers and after being advised several times to calm down failed to do so and was subsequently arrested for disorderly conduct with persistence. She advised that the complainant began pushing each other after a verbal argument. All parties were found to be intoxicated and were advised to respond to the police department to fill out a written statement if they wished to pursue charges. The male subject arrested for the warrant was transported to the police department and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. The female subject arrested was transported to the police department for booking and was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Billy J. Flaata 336 Springdale Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (04-06-1982) Warrant for Assault out of CCSO Heidi Hostetter 291 N. Madison Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (09-27-1980) Disorderly Conduct with Persistence M4 Ptl. C. Crider
Saturday, June 03, 2017 08:05 AM -0500 Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Speak To Officer 961 W WILSON ST Complainant: JOSHUA BURKE, EAST PALESTINE, OH Officers responded to the above location to speak with the complainant who had questions about a protection order filed against them. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Officer responded to 589 Woodland Ave. for a report of criminal damage. The complainant advised that her vehicle was legally parked on the street in front of her residence. She advised that just prior to the time of report, she discovered that someone sliced both drivers side tires. Officer did observe a small puncture in the sidewall of each tire. No further damage was reported to the vehicle. Sgt. D. Green *************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Accident Private Property 2320 E STATE ST ARBY'S RESTAURANT UNIT #-1 driver Sara Burton, SALEM, OH UNIT#2 driver Darryl Locke, NEWTON FALLS, OH Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle private property accident. Unit two was stopped at the red light when Unit#l failed to stop, striking Unit# 2. Both units had minor damage and were driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Recovered Property N ELLSWORTH AVE / E THIRD Police responded to N. Ellsworth Ave and 3rd St for found property. A female subject found a black leather purse sitting on the sidewalk. When officers arrived the property was recovered and brought back to the station. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Friday, June 2,2017 Check Well Being 375 E FIFTH ST Officers responded to 375 E. 5th St. for a check well being report. A family member was concerned due to not being able to contact the male tenant. While on scene, officers observed several days worth of male in the mail box. Due to the concerns, the landlord was contacted and responded with a key. Officers opened the door and immediately made contact with the individual, who advised that he was sleeping. He appeared OK and advised that he was on the phone with his family member while speaking with officers. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1344 N ELLSWORTH AVE 5 Complainant: HEIDI COMBS Officers responded to the 1300 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that a known male subject who is not welcome at her residence was beating on her door and tried making entry through a window. Officers spoke to the male subject and advised him that he was no longer welcome at the residence and of possible charges he could face if he returns. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Possible Scam 1350 RIDGEWOOD DR Complainant: DARYLL BIXLER Officer spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding a scam. The complainant advised that they received a call regarding lowering interest rates on credit cards. The phone number did come up on the caller ID as being from the Salem hospital. The complainant was advised that this is a common scam occurring right now. Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Possible Scam 691 W PERSHING ST Complainant: NORMA MASTERS Officer spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding a scam. The complainant advised that they received a call regarding lowering interest rates on credit cards. The phone number did come up on the caller ID as being from the Salem hospital. The complainant was advised that this is a common scam occurring right now. Ptl D Beeson **************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Check Well Being 585 S UNION AVE Complainant: MELISSA MYERS While on patrol officers were flagged down in the 400 block of S. Union Ave. and advised of an eight year old who was left home alone. Officers went to the address advised by the complainant to check the well being of the child. Upon officers arriving the mother of the child was home. She advised officers that she did leave the child home and does on a regular basis. Officers gathered the mothers information and the child's information. The matter will be handed over to children services for review. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Civil Matter 565 FRANKLIN ST B Complainant: LISA MISCHRETTA Officer responded to the above location for a report of a civil matter. Complainant stated she wanted her fiance who has lived there for several years removed from the residence. Upon arrival, complainant stated she was upset due to her fiance not paying any bills. The complainant was advised of the eviction process several times. Ptl. D. Young ***************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Fraud 2340 E STATE ST Complainant: HALLIE Whitman E ROCHESTER, OH Report of a possible fraud at the above location. Upon arrival, officer spoke to the complainant, who stated that while checking her phone at work,there were three purchases on her credit card. Information was gathered and an investigation was started. Complainant did cancel her card. Lt Shafer ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Assault 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE C Complainant: AARON MORRISON Officer responded to the above location for a report of an assault. Complainant stated a known female spit in his face. While on scene the female in question arrived on station. Due to conflicting stories, statement forms where collected and all information will be sent to the prosecutors office for review. Ptl. D. Young ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Harassment 291 N MADISON AVE Complainant: HEATHER HUFFMAN Officers responded to the 200 block of N. Madison Ave. for a report of harassment. Officers advised the complainant that the person in question was not harassing her. Officers advised the complainant that if any threats are made to call the police department. Ptl. J.Brooks **************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Animal Complaint 2401 E STATE ST F Officer responded to the 2400 block E State St for a report of dogs in a vehicle in the lot of a business. Officer arrived and located the dogs owner inside the store. The owner was advised of the penalties for leaving dogs in a hot vehicle. Both dogs did appear okay and had not been in the vehicle for a significant amount of time. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Suspicious Person 411 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ERIC FARKAS Officers responded to the 400 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a report of a suspicious person. The complainant advised that a male was making odd noises and was behaving strangely. Officer arrived and located the male who appeared to be having a medical issue. The Salem FD and KLG did respond and the male was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Friday, June 2, 2017 Loud Persons 619 E PERRY ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 600 block of E Perry St in regards to a loud persons complaint. Officer arrived on scene and located the male subjects in question and advised them of the complaint. The subjects advised that they would keep the noise to a minimum. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING While on patrol officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of South Ellsworth and Pershing Ave for a license plate light violation. Officers approached the vehicle and drug paraphernalia was observed in the vehicle in plain view. All occupants where asked to exit the vehicle. Officers conducted a vehicle search and located a hypodermic syringe along with other drug paraphernalia inside the drives purse. The driver was taken into custody and transported to this station for the booking process. The driver was later transported to County Jail. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Sinsleys towing Arrested: Amber Lea D. Nguyen 12166 Desellem Rd Lisbon Ohio 44432 Charge: 1) Possession of Drug Abuse Instrument 2) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Citation: l) D.U.S. 2) License Plate Light Ptl. D. Young *****************************
Friday, June 02, 2017 11:30 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Accident Private Property 2388 E STATE ST SALEM WENDYs RESTAURANT Unit 1 2012 Ford Taurus Driver: Brian Keefer Unit 2 2009 Toyota Corrolla Driver: Deborah Kotheimer Unit 1 was in the drive thru at Wendys behind unit 2. Driver of unit 2 stated she was waiting in her car to move forward and also on the phone. When the line moved foreward she put the car in reverse instead of drive and backed into the front bumper of unit 1 causing damage to each vehicle. Unit 1 sustained damage to the left front end and unit 2 sustained minor if any damage to left rear end. No citations ussued to either party. Photos were taken of each unit. Ptl Banar ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Person To Be Removed 1344 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of North Ellsworth for a report of a person to be removed. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. Officers advised the male that he was no longer welcome at the residence and he agreed to leave. Officers also advised the man not to return. Do to the circumstance officers provided the man with a courtesy transport to his residence in the city. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Civil Matter 670 W WILSON ST Officer@) responded to the 600 block of West Wilson for a report of persons throwing objects out of a residence. On arrival officers spoke with the persons at the residence. The man stated that he had just rented the house and that they were cleaning it out. Officers then spoke with the owner of the residence by phone who stated that the previous tenants had moved out aprox two weeks ago and left multiple items in the residence. Officer s then spoke with the person who had been living at the residence by phone. That person stated that she had been given till Sat to remove all of her belongings. Officers advised all of the person involved that the matter was civil in nature. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1133 ORCHARD BEND DR Complainant: JULIE CITINO-DAILEY The complainant reports receving numerous unwanted text messages from a subject known to her. Detective Brad Davis **************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Warrant Arrest Warrant Check 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was notified by the Salem Regional Medical Center of a patient being released with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. Upon arrival officer awaited the discharge of the individual and subsequently placed him under arrest for the warrant and transported him to the Salem PD for processing and booking, where later he was released to a Columbiana County LT to be transported to the jail. Arrested / Jason Hurst l133 Prospect St (Salem Acres) Apt 8A DOB / 06-28-1977 Charge// Warrant arrest- FTA on Domestic Violence Ptl Z Sanford ****************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Traffic Offense 123 N BROADWAY AVE Complainant: CCSO Officer(s) responded to the area of South Lincoln near the city limits for a report of a a vehicle being operated in a reckless manner possible intoxicated driver. Officers located the vehicle in question in the 500 block of South Lincoln and followed it for several blocks. The vehicle did pull into a local business and officers spoke with the driver. The driver was advised of the complaint and stated that she was fine. Officers did not observe any violations in the city. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 587 CONTINENTAL DR A Complainant: MICHAEL LAMPHERE Officer took a theft report from the complainant. Sometime overnight his car was unlawfully entered and property removed. His car was parked a the rear of the apartment with some work related equipment in it. This moring he entered his car and found the drivers door would not shut properly and is now having problems with the lock. The glove box was open and the trunk was also entered with items from the trunk now missing. stolen items: Sony Professional Camera w/50mm lens, Surface 3 laptop, silver metallic in color. Matter under investigation. Ptl. Banar901 ***************************** Natural Death 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: SALEM FD Officer was requested by the Salem FD to the above stated address for a medical emergency. Upon arrival it was determined that the male individual who lives there was deceased from natural causes. Ptl Z Sanford *************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 ACCIDENT SHELL GAS STATION Complainant: CLERK Unit 1 International Semi truck / with trailer (truck rec. damages to front end.) Owner : Pepsi driver: Craig Faulkner fixed object struck: Cement based light pole / post in lot off east side of Shell Gas Station owned by Shell Unit 1 was making a delivery at the Shell Station and did not see a light polelpost in the lot on the east side in part due to strong sun rise/glare. Unit 1 struck the pole causing the pole to bend over slightly and heavy damage to the front end of unit 1. Unit 1 was leaking a large amount of radiator fluid. Officer took information and photos of the incident. Driver was not cited. Salem Fire responded with oil dry for the fluids spilled. Banar901 ****************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Vehicle Fire SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: KATHRINE VANCE- RIGHETTI Officers responded to a car fire at Southeast and Pershing St. Upon arrival a 2004 Chrysler 300 was on Southeast facing north near Pershing with the front end on fire. The driver exited after seeing the flames from the hood. Salem FD arrived and extinguished the fire. Information was taken and officers stood by until Davidson's towing removed the car. Ptl.Banar901 ************************* Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Ambulance Needed 536 WALNUT ST Officers stood by and assisted Salem FD and ambulance with a male who possibly had a stroke inside his minivan. Officers cleared and medics took him to SRMC ER. Banar901 ************************** Date: Thursday, June 1, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1620 S UNION AVE Complainant: ANTHONY MARTINELLI Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of South Union for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been parked facing north on the roadway partially blocking the driveway for 620 S Union when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 was backing from a private drive at 620 S Union when it struck unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and both vehicles were driven from the scene. No citations were issued. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Anthony Martinelli vehicle / 2015 Jeep Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Richard Colon vehicle / 2006 Buick Ptl R Keister ****************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Assault 291 N MADISON AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of an assault.Upon arrival, the subject in question had left the residence. The victim stated that the subject in question grabbed him by the shoulder and threatened him. The victim did have noticeable red marks on his left shoulder. Photos of the injuries along with a statement form was collected. Victim along with the complainant where advised of the process of applying for a protection order. Investigation pending. Ptl. D. Young ****************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Sex Offense 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: CHRISTINA MINGER Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a sexual offense. A mother and juvenile reported that the juvenile was sexually assaulted by a juvenile male. Evidence was gathered and the incident is under investigation. Ptl D Beeson ****************************
Thursday, June 01, 2017 09:21 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Speak To Officer 1417 ORCHARD AVE SALEM Complainant: CAROLINE RHODES Complainant calling to speak with a officer about a issue concerning eviction. The complainant stated that they had spent their rent money so they were going to be unable to pay this months rent. The complainant was asking if their landlord could evict them. The complainant was advised that the eviction process is a civil issue and that she should contact the Sheriffs Civil division. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Speak To Officer 1851 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: DEBRA GRENIER Complainant advised she and her husband let a female living with them borrow a car this am. The car is a 2011 Dodge Caliber bearing OH reg plate: FOG3055. After learing that the woman lied to them about her whole story why she needed the car they wanted it back. They tried to call and text message her but the woman is not answering her phone. Complainant did see her in Lisbon last earlier today, before she figured out the woman was lying to her. A report was requested and theft form filled out at time of report. Complainant is to call PD if the woman returns the car. Ptl.Banar901 ************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Open Burning 1049 E THIRD ST While on patrol officers observed what appeared to be illegal burning in the 1000 block of East 3rd St. The FD was contacted and also responded to the scene. The resident was given a warning for burning leaves and then put the fire out. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Theft 647 W WILSON ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officers responded to the 400 block of East 2nd St for a reported theft. On arrival officer spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that two clients of the business who reside in the 600 block of West Wilson St had reported money missing. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Possible Scam 2379 TANGLEWOOD DR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Complainant calling the station to speak with a officer about a possible scam. The complainant stated that he had been contacted from a person claiming that they worked for a local hospital. The complainant stated that the person on the phone had been attempting to sell him a security system. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Ptl R Keister ***************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Theft 607 CONTINENTAL DR 4 Complainant: KEVIN SILVA Complainant on station to advise a friend spent the night at his residence and the next day he noticed money was missing. The complainant was explained his options of pursuing the matter. Sgt. K. Toy ************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Theft 1200 E SIXTH ST A High School Complainant: Hank Brock Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of East 6th St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that one of the students had stolen a cell phone from another student and that the incident was on the schools video system. After reviewing the video and speaking with the persons involved officers advised that the information will be sent to Juvenile Court for charges against the suspect. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Mental Disturbed Person 1460 E STATE ST Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a mental / disturbed person. Upon arrival, officers located a female, inside the business, claiming to own the building. Officers were aware that she was suffering from a mental illness from previous incidents. The female was walked outside where she continued with her erratic behavior. The female started to walk away from officers and once officers caught up, she made a darting move towards traffic. At this time, the female was secured and medical personnel were requested. The female was transported to Salem ER and was admitted for a mental evaluation. Sgt. K. Toy ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 840 W PERSHING ST 7 Complainant: DEBBIE LAPIN Officer was dispatched to the 800 block of W Pershing St in reference to a juvenile problem. Complainant advised that the next door neighbor's 5 year old daughter has been entering her residence uninvited and wanted an officer to speak with the juvenile. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the juvenile's mother who advised that her daughter was not listening to her about the issue. Officers spoke with juvenile and helped her understand that she cannot enter someone's home uninvited. She advised that she would listen to her mother and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Theft 1200 E SIXTH ST B SCHOOL Officer spoke with TERRIANN McFARLAND and her juvenile daughter at the police department who wished to file a theft report. The juvenile advised that while she was at the Salem Junior High School her cell phone was stolen from her book bag that was in the hallway during class. The juvenile advised the school is aware of the incident and they are checking the cameras. The phone is a silver Samsung Galaxy. A report number was provided. Ptl. C. Crider **************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A WalMart Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officer was dispatched to WalMart on E. State Street for a theft report. Officer responded and was advised by the complainant that a male suspect attempted to purchase items in the automotive and sports departments with a check, but did not have proper identification so the transaction was denied. The suspect advised he would pay for the items at the general check out, but walked passed all points of sale and exited the building without rendering payment. Information was provided for the vehicle that the suspect entered and departed the store parking lot in. Officer obtained photographs of the suspect and the total amount of merchandise stolen was $606.94. Officer was able to find the identity of the suspect and charges for theft are pending. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Sex Offense 234 S MADISON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, FEMALE Officer spoke with a female complainant who came on station to report a possible sex offense involving her son and his father. Information was gathered and investigation is pending. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: ANONYMOUS, FEMALE Officer spoke with a female complainant whom came on station to report ongoing telephone harassment via unwanted textlphone calls as well as emails from an ex-boyfriend. Complainant did not wish at the time of report for the issue to be pursued. She was advised of a few options in dealing with the matter. Ptl. B. Smith *************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 1048 E NINTH ST Complainant: TERESA MCCASKEY Officer responded to the 1000 block of E Ninth St in reference to a neighbor dispute involving a shared driveway. Complainant advised that she is able to exit her drive way but, her next door neighbors have been parking in a way that makes it difficult for her to back out. Complainant advised she asked her neighbors not to park so close to her vehicle but, the neighbors won't cooperate. Officer made contact with the neighbors who advised that they normally only park in that section of the drive way for a few minutes and then move the vehicle. Both parties were advised of their options of how to correct the issue. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Menacing / Threats 452 W FOURTH ST Complainant: STEVEN BRYAN Officer spoke with the male complainant whom came on station to report an ongoing harassment and threats by a male subject know to him. Information was gathered and investigation is pending. Once the investigation is complete the incident will be sent to the prosecutors office for review for possible charges. Ptl. B Smith **************************** Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Intoxicated Person 175 W STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION Officers responded to the Speedway Gas station located at 175 W. State St. for a report of an intoxicated male subject in the parking lot. Upon arrival, contact was made with the subject whom officers are familiar with. He was advised of the complaint. Officers did conduct a consent search of his person and found no signs of contraband. The subject had a friend present with him at the gas station who provided him a ride home after he purchased a few items from the store. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officer spoke with a complainant on station who was concerned for her safety and wanted to inform officers of drug activity in town. Officers advised the complainant of her options for handling her safety concerns. The information gathered will be forwarded to the officer assigned to the drug task force. Ptl. Cochran *****************************
Wednesday, May 31, 2017 09:05 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Burglary Reported 905 PROSPECT ST SALEM Complainant: JANET BEILING Report of a B&E at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and the home owner who advised that someone had entered her residence. She advised that someone had used the bath tub as water was still in it, her bed was slept on as the blankets were messed up and partially off. They advised that nothing was missing, just wanted an extra watch of the residence. Ptl Miller **************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MARY NEWSOM Report of a speak with officer on station. Upon arrival, complainant advised that she was here to pick up her vehicle at her boyfriends house and needed a escort do to her having a protection against her boyfriend so she could retrieve her car on W.4Th.St. Upon arrival, the car was not at the residence but was later found down the street in a parking lot. All information was gathered for the report. Ptl Miller ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Animal Complaint 1047 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: JULIE CARLISLE Report of animal complaint at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and she advised that the neighbors dogs are getting lose and defecting in her yard. This officer spoke with the dog owner, advised her of the complaint and she denied that it was her dogs but she was explained the ordnance reference the issue. Ptl Miller ***************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Theft 1366 S LINCOLN AVE 7 Complainant: Pauline Horn Report of a theft at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that some time this morning someone had taken her American Flag from the front of her apartment. Complainant advised that she just wanted this incident documented in case anything else comes up missing. Ptl.R.Miller ***************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST Police responded to the Broadway Plaza in reference to a suspicious vehicle/person. Police found the vehicle with a subject standing beside it, who advised that the brakes failed on the vehicle and he was going to leave it parked there. He was found not to possess a valid license and was advised not to return to the vehicle and to get a licensed driver to get it. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************* Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported SUNSET BLVD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Upon arrival officer observed the vehicle in the ditch with the operator inside the vehicle. The driver, CLIFFORD VOTAW, advised that he was fine with no injuries and that he already had AAA on it was to the scene. Officer took photos of the van and issued a report number for the insurance company. Officer stood by until AAA arrived and pulled out the vehicle. The registered owner of the vehicle drove it from the scene. Ptl Z Sanford ************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 969 W WILSON ST B Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a dispute that had taken place. The complainant advised officers that she got into a fight with her husband and that he threw her to the ground. The matter is under investigation. Ptl Brooks **************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Officer on patrol was checking the area for a cab, possibly operating without a license and the vehicle was located on E State St. near SE Blvd. The driver was known to this officer not to have a cab license in the City of Salem and a traffic stop was initiated The driver provided an excuse for the violation that his employer told him it was fine for him to drive, but a previous warning was 4-12-17 the driver was advised this was not a valid excuse. The driver was cited and officers cleared. Cited: Samuel D. Koons DOB: 1 1/03/69 of 195 Hawley Ave. Salem Charge: Operating a cab/transit vehicle without a city license CCMC date of 6-6-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: SMITH OIL, GAS Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a drive off. Upon arrival, officer checked the area but was unable to locate the vehicle. Sgt. K. Toy (5/27/2017 11:05:55 By: 175) WHITE 4 DOOR POSS ALTIMA FOX58- REG LEFT WESTBOUND ON STATE *************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Distraught / Upset Person 500 E THIRD ST SALEM While on patrol officers noticed several juveniles who appeared to be upset. Officers stopped and talked and was advised that everything was okay and that he was upset about relationship issues. Officers advised the juveniles that if they needed anything to call the police department. Ptl. J.Brooks **************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Traffic Offense N ELLSWORTH AVE / E THIRD While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for a registration violation. The driver of the vehicle was found to not have a valid drivers license. The K9 did indicate to the presence of the scent of narcotics and a probable cause search was conducted. Paraphernalia was recovered and further charges may be pending. The driver was cited for Failure to Reinstate. Cited: Joseph M. Smith DOB: 12/06/1985 Address: 488 Fair Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Failure To Reinstate Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Accident MV vs Pedestrian S LINCOLN AVE / E STATE ST Officers responded to the area of E. State St. and S. Lincoln Ave. for a report of a male subject on a bicycle who was struck by a vehicle. Officers were able to locate the male subject pushing his bicycle on E. State St. near BB Rooners. The male subject advised that he was okay and did not have any injuries. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 378 N LUNDY AVE SALEM Officers responded to the 300 block of N. Lundy Ave. for a verbal dispute in the roadway. Upon officers arriving everyone was clear from the roadway. Officers spoke to a female subject who advised officers that her and her husband had gotten into an argument and that he left. Officers advised the female subject that if she has any further issues to give the police department a call. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: GREENWALT, TONYA Officers took a report of a drive off from Smith Oil over the phone. The complainant advised officers that a small red car pumped $ 10 worth of gas without rendering payment before leaving the lot. Officers provided the complainant with the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks ****************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Attempted Suicide W WILSON ST / RAILROAD CR Officers responded to the Railroad Crossing at W Wilson St for a report of an individual that was contemplating harming themselves. Officers located the individual and requested Salem First Responders and an Ambulanceafter determining the individual had ingested too much prescription medication. The individual was subsequently transported by KLG Ambulance for treatment. Sgt B Slider ************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Assist Other Agency SR 14 While on patrol on the East end of the City officer was notified by a passing motorist of a deer struck in the roadway on SR14. Officer subsequently located the deer several hundred yards outside the Salem City Limits on the North side of road, just outside the traffic way. The deer was observed to be seriously injured, therefore dispatch notified Goshen Township Police of the animals location so they could respond and attend to the injured animal. Sgt B Slider ************************** Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 Assist Perry Police 1888 E ELEVENTH ST Complainant: PERRY TWP, PD Officers responded to 1888 E. Eleventh St. to assist a Perry Twp. officer with a possible domestic. Upon arrival, officer assisted by speaking with the male half of the domestic. Officer later cleared without incident after the Perry Twp. officer completed his investigation. Ptl. B. Smith ************************ Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 1995 ESTATE ST A Complainant: SALEM REGIONAL, HOSPITAL Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center parking lot after personnel called to report a male transported earlier from an incident in the City (#20173508) left the building in a hospital gown. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male subject, whom was suicidal. After some discussion with the male subject he was escorted back inside without incident. The male upon returning to his hospital room was secured with restraints by medical staff. Ptl. B. Smith *************************** Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Public Assist 338 JENNINGS AVE While on patrol in the 300 block of Jennings Ave. officer observed an elderly male subject walking with a cane and appeared to be having a hard time pushing his lawn mower up the sidewalk. Officer made contact with the male and pushed his mower to the back of his residence and put it in his garage and locked it. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ****************************** Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 530 COLUMBIA ST SALEM Complainant: STEVEN GOODMAN The complainant reported that a known female individual has been harassing him via text message and he wants no further contact. Officer will attempt contact with the suspect female and advise of the potential criminal consequences if the texts/calls persist. The complainant was advised to initiate no further contact with the female individual, and was further advised that if the texts/calls persist, to file and additional report and the matter would be forwarded for review for criminal charges. Sgt B Slider ************************* Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Severe Weather Damage 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM A couple arrived at the Police Dept. for damage to a vehicle at Walmart. The couple advised during the storm the wind had blown a shopping cart into the car. The couple also advised a store manager had witnessed the incident and they filled out a report at Walmart as well. Ptl D. Osberg ************************ Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 648 N LINCOLN AVE SALEM Complainant: JENNIFER SMITH Officer responded to the 600 block of Vine Ave for a report of the street being blocked at the North end (where it connects with an East-West alley that connects with N Lincoln Ave). Officer observed vehicles parked on both sides, however the street was not blocked and the Police SUV had sufficient room to drive between the vehicles in either direction. Officer spoke with the complainants husband in the 600 block of N Lincoln Ave who stated that individuals had used vulgar language toward his wife after she complained to the individuals about the parking. Officer made contact with individuals having a cook-out in the 600 block of Vine Ave who affirmed the verbal disagreement. Officer requested the individuals attempt to refrain from future confrontations. Officer did drive through the alley/street in both directions without any issue. Sgt B Slider ************************** Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: JESSICA YEAGER Officer on station spoke with a female complainant and her juvenile daughter about an incident that had occurred in the 100 block of Woodland Ave. Complainant advised that her daughter's two juvenile friends have been receiving sexual text messages from their father. She also advised of an incident that occur within the week involving the girls' father and their baby brother. The incident has been forwarded to Columbiana County Job and Family Services. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 392 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: Robert Neel Police responded to the 300 block of Jennings for a neighbor dispute. When officers made contact with the complainant they advised the neighbors from the 200 block of W. 4th St. had came to the residence yelling obscenities over issues between them. After speaking with the complainant officers spoke with the neighbors. Both parties were advised to contact the Police Dept. instead of causing a dispute if further issues occur. Ptl D. Osberg **************************** Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Suicide 2124 E STATE ST DRUG STORE Police responded to Walgreens for a male subject wishing to harm himself. The subject had taken pills off of the shelf and took two handfuls hoping it would kill him. After officers and FD arrived the subject was transported to the Hospital and pink slipped. The subject did not give Police or FD and trouble. The manager of Walgreens did not wish to press any charges to the male taking the pills. Ptl D. Osberg *****************************
Tuesday, May 30, 2017 06:51 AM -0500 Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Unknown Problem KELLY PARK / PROSPECT ST PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location to check the storm siren that had been activated. Officers checked thesiren it was making a buzzing sound, city electricians were notified. Ptl M. Wirkner **************************** Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: NANCY MCKENZIE Officer(s) responded to the above location and were unable to locate the vehicle that supposedly had a male subject and female subject inside having an argument which appeared to the complainant to become physical. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Monday, May 29, 2017 Intoxicated Driver BENTON RD / W STATE ST Officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle in the 100 block of Benton Rd. Upon further investigation it was found that the driver of the vehicle was under the influence and was driving under suspension. The male subject was subsequently placed under arrest and transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. The vehicle was removed from the scene by Kaiser Towing. The male subject was later released to a family member. Arrested: Devin J Waugh Address: 18262 Derr Rd. Beloit, OH, 44609 DOB: 07/23/1989 Charge(s): Speed 39/25 (ORC 4511.21) Driving Under Administration Suspension (ORC 4510.14A) OVI(0RC 451 1.19Ala, ORC 4511.19 A2) Ptl C Walla **************************** Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Loud Music From MV 589 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 500 block of E Third St for a loud music complaint. Officers spoke with several individuals in the parking lot and advised them to keep the noise level down. Ptl. E. Perry ************************** Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Fireworks Complaint 335 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a fire works complaint. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the home owner who did state he set off a fire cracker but it was only once and it would not happen again. Officers cleared. Ptl. D. Young ************************** Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Suspicious Activity 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST Complainant: JASON CORMS Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers of suspicious activity taking place in the Broadway Plaza. The complainant advised officers that a vehicle picked up a bicycle and brought it back around an hour later in a different vehicle. Officers will patrol the area to look for any suspicious activity. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************* Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Check Well Being 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: APRIL PAULKNER Complainant who lives out of state, called requesting a well being check on her 13 yrs old son. Complainant stated she receive a phone from the son who stated his father hit him. Upon arrival, officer spoke with both the father and son. The son stated his father got upset and smacked his leg when he found out there was in issue at the neighbor house. The father stated the neighbor came over and stated his son was hitting their child. The father stated he told the son to sit and stay on the couch for the evening but never hit him. There where no visible injuries on the juvenile in question. Ptl. D. Young **************************** Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 530 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: STEVEN GOODMAN Officers responded to the 500 block of Columbia St. to speak to a complainant. Officers were advised of several subjects who have been trespassing in a vacant house. The complainant was not able to provide officers with an address, but was able to provide a general location. Officers will look into the matter. Ptl.J.Brooks ************************* Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: CHRISTINA MINGER Officers responded to the 300 block of New Garden Ave. for a juvenile problem. The complainant advised officers that her four- teen year old daughter hit her and was under the dining room table throwing a fit. Officers spoke to both the complainant and the juvenile and were able to work out a solution for the evening. The juvenile was advised that if any further problems of this nature occur she will be taken to tobin. The complainant was advised that if she has any other issues with the child to call the PD. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************** Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 925 GRANITE AVE SALEM While on patrol officers noticed an illegally parked vehicle in the 900 block of Granite Ave. Officers were not able to make contact with the owner of the vehicle. A red warning ticket was issued to have the vehicle moved. Ptl. J.Brooks **************************** Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Assist Salem Fire Dept 2264 SOUTHEAST BLVD Officers responded to the above location to assist FD with traffic control at a possible gas leak. Officers directed traffic until the roadway was open. Ptl. D. Young ************************* Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY TWP, PD Officer responded to the above location to assist Perry PD. Perry unit called requesting a PBT. Upon arrival, officer stood by while the Perry unit ran the test. Ptl. D. Young *************************
Monday, May 29, 2017 07:40 AM -0500 Traffic Crash Report 05/27/2017 UNIT 1, ALEXIS LIBERTY, WAS TRAVELING SOUTH BOUND ON N. LINCOLN IN THE AREA OF SUGAR TREE ALLEY WHEN SHE WENT OF THE ROADWAY AND STRUCK A POLE ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE ROAD. KLG responded and taken to Salem ER ************************ Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Suspicious Object SOUTHEST BLVD / S MADISON SALEM COMPLAINANT: JEANNA NEIHEISEL Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a suspicious object. Complainant advised a gun was observed in the roadway but she was unsure if it was real. Upon arrival, officer located the firearm and it was found to be real. The firearm was transported to Salem PD for safekeeping until the owner can be located. Investigation Pending Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Suspicious Activity 545 E STATE ST COMPLAINANT: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of East State St for a report of suspicious activity / possible drug dealing. On arrival officer spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that three persons had been inside of the business and she believed they had been doing a drug deal. The complainant stated further that one of the persons had left prior to officers arriving on scene and that the other two (a male and female) were still in the store. The complainant stated further that both of the persons had been wearing face mustaches. Officers located the two person in the upstairs part of the business and spoke with them. Both persons denied any type of wrongdoing and stated that hey had been shopping. Officer had asked the persons for there identification and the female was able to provide hers without incident. The male stated that he did not have any type of identification on him so he provided officer with his name. When asked the man was unable to provide officer with any further information that could help identify him. (D.O.B. / address / SS number) Officers were aware of a active warrant out of Columbiana County for a man who matched the description of the person they were speaking to. The man continued to deny that he was the man with the warrant. The man did then admit to being one Andrew Conner. Conner was placed in custody for the warrant out of Columbiana County as well as Obstruction. Officers advised the female involved that they will be reviewing the stores video system and that she may face charges in the future, the female was then released from the scene. Conner was transported to the station were he was processed and then released to a Deputy Sheriff. Officers cleared. Arrested / Andrew D Conner / D.O.B. 12/29/1988 Charge // Warrant / F.T.A. Obstruction Ptl R Keister ****************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia 961 W WILSON ST 2 COMPLAINANT: CHERI BURKE Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of West Wilson for a report of drug paraphernalia. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant about the situation. After speaking with the complainant officers provided her with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 469 FRANKLIN AVE SALEM COMPLAINANT: NINA VANCOONEY Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of Franklin for a report of criminal damage. On arrival officer spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had knocked her mailbox over. Officers advised the complainant of the option's for dealing with the situation then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Sunday, May 28, 2017 Check Well Being 1034 CLEVELAND ST COMPLAINANT: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 1000 block of Cleveland to check on the welfare of two persons who the complainant thought may have overdosed. On arrival officers located the two females in question and spoke with them. It was determined that both females were fine and that they were in the area waiting on a friend. When asked the one female did state that she had been lying on her skateboard. Officers advised the females of the complaint then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 763 3 LINCOLN AVE SALEM COMPLAINANT: NATALIE LANDSBERGER Officers responded to the 700 block of N Lincoln Ave for a dispute. The complainant advised she was having problems with her daughter at the residence and wanted to know how she could get her out of the residence. The complainant was advised that she would need to legally evict her daughter from the residence. Both parties were advised to stay separated for the evening and that any property disputes were a civil matter and would need to be addressed in civil court. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Loud Persons 619 E PERRY ST SALEM COMPLAINANT: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 600 block of E Perry St for a loud person complaint. Officer made contact with a group of individuals on the front porch of the residence and advised them to keep the noise level down. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 1000 BLOCK OF E FOURTH ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a registration violation in the 1000 block of E 4th St. Officer observed contraband in plain view and K9 Simon also indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle, and the vehicle was removed from the roadway by Sinsley's Towing. The driver was placed in custody and the passengers were advised of pending charges after lab results for the other contraband recovered. Officer transported the driver on station, processed him and transported him to county jail. Officer cleared without incident. Arrested: George A. Burkey DOB: 1/7/69 Of 1154 S. Lincoln Ave. Apt. A Salem Oh Charges: DUS, Fictitious plates, Drug Paraphernalia (M4) Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 1124 E STATE ST DRUG STORE Officer was on routine patrol in the 2100 block of E State St and noticed a disabled vehicle in the roadway. Officer made contact with the driver who advised that the car would not start and just died. The officer assisted the owner and driver with moving the vehicle into a parking lot. AAA was called to the scene, however AAA was unavailable and Davidson's was called to the scene to tow the vehicle. Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 667 NEWGARDEN AVE COMPLAINANT: Terry Hickson Officers responded to the area of Newgarden and Arch for a report of a suspicious vehicle. The complainant advised that the vehicle was parked in the lot of a business and had a lot of foot traffic to and from the vehicle. Officer did locate the vehicle and made contact with the occupants. There was a scent of marijuana coming from the vehicle and K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of the scent of narcotics. A probable cause search did yield suspected marijuana and marijuana paraphernalia. One adult was charged with Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia and Driving Under In State Drug Offense Suspension. Another adult was charged Possession of Marijuana. A juvenile in the vehicle was charged with Delinquency and released to her mother at the scene. Sinsleys did respond to tow the vehicle from the scene. Cited: Darian M. Libert DOB: 06-13-1998 Address: 845 Market St Lisbon, OH 44432 Charge: DUS - In State Drug Offense Suspension Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia (MM) Cited: Zachary A Vines DOB: 05-20-1994 Address: 186 S Howard Ave Apt A Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Possession of Marijuana (MM) Ptl D Beeson *************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Check Well Being JENNINGS AVE / W EIGHTH ST COMPLAINANT: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT While on patrol officers were flagged down and advised that a male subject could be returning back to his residence where a dispute had taken place earlier in the day. Officers responded to the residence in the 500 block of W. Sixth St. to check the well being of the female involved and to see if the male had returned. The female subject advised officers that the male had not returned, but was walking around the area. Officers advised both the complainant and female subject to call the police department if they need anything or if the male returns home. Ptl. J.Brooks **************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia FRANKLIN AVE /WASHINGTON SALEM Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation in the area of Franklin Ave. and Washington Ave. During the stop K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. The driver ultimately turned over contraband and was placed in custody. The vehicle owner recoverd the vehicle and the driver was transported on station, processed and taken to the county jail. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested:Jeffrey R. Walters DOB:7/21/87 of 758 N. Lincoln Ave. Salem Charge: Possession of a Drug Abuse Instrument (MI) Ptl. M. Garber *************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Domestic In Progress 560 W SIXTH ST SALEM COMPLAINANT: ANNIE MANLEY Officers responded to the 500 block of W Sixth St for a domestic in progress. The complainant advised her husband had gotten angry during a verbal argument and punched a door and kicked a dog bowl. When the male subject kicked the bowl it struck the complainant in the leg and she had a small bruise on her shin. The complainant advised she did not wish to pursue charges if he was willing to leave the residence for the evening. The male subject did agree to stay at a relatives house for the evening and left the residence. The complainant was advised to call the PD if any further problems arise. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Ambulance Needed 2084 EDGEWOOD DR COMPLAINANT: ALERT ONE Officers along with FD responded to the above location for a medical alarm. Upon arrival, several attempts where made to make contact but where unsuccessful. FD forced entry without damage. Contact was made with the female in question, who was watching TV in a bedroom. The female stated she must of set the alarm off by accident and was unable to hear units knocking on her door. Ptl. D. Young ***************************
Sunday, May 28, 2017 08:22 AM -0500 Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Accident Private Property HOME SAVINGS & LOAN BANK PARKING LOT Complainant: Victoria Martig Private Property accident Complainant on station to report that she had been involved in a two vehicle accident on private property in the 600 block of East State St. Unit # 1 had reportedly been legal;y parked in the parking lot of the business when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 had reportedly been backing up in the parking lot when it struck unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and both vehicle were driven from the scene. the complainant stated that both drivers had exchanged information at the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / Donald Martig driver / Victoria Martig, SALEM, OH Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Kathleen Thorne, BERLIN CENTER, OH Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Accident No In jury Reported S ELLSWORTH AVE / W PERSHING ST UNIT 1 WAS ON S. ELLSWORTH AT THE INTERSECTION OF W. PERSHING ST., STOPPED FOR THE FOUR WAY STOP SIGN THERE. UNlT 2 HAD ARRIVED AFTER UNlT 1 AND WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND FROM W, PERSHlNG ST. DRlVER OF UNIT 2 ADVISED HE DID NOT SEE UNIT 1, POSSIBLY A pole blocking his view and began to enter the intersection. Unit two struck Unit one and the right side causing damage to each unit. Neither driver reported injury but owner of unit one later advised Officer that driver of Unit one was going to the hospital over neck pain. Driver of Unit two was cited. Unit 1 2002 Jeep Liberty driver: Carissa M. Ream owner: Gloria Ostrander Unit 2 1993 Pontiac Trans Sport driver/owner: Charles S. Ruble Ptl.Banar901 ************************** Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported W STATE ST / JENNINGS AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to a crash with no injury at the intersection of Jennings Ave. and W. State St. After an investigation it was determined unit #1, a tan Jeep Liberty operated by Ashlee R. Greenamyer of 291 Jennings Ave. Salem, stopped at the stop sign and backed up striking unit #2, a silver Ford Fusion driven by Scott A Yurek of 2606 Hood Ave. Cleveland, on the center front and over the hood. No injuries reported, minor damage to both vehicles and no wreckers were needed. The driver of Unit #1 was at fault, cited for improper backing and juvenile traffic offender. UNIT #1, Driver (Juvenile), Owner MICHAEL GREENAMYER UNIT #2, Driver / Owner SCOTT YUREK Ptl. M. Garber ************************ Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Parking Complaint I Violation 925 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: Chuck Ivan (5-26-2017 13:04:37 By: 178) IVAN CHUCK REQUEST OFFICER ADV OF A PICKUP IN FRONT OF LISTED ADDRESS PARKED ON THE SIDEWALK ADV APPEARS THEY ARE DOING LANDSCAPING Officer checked on a parking complaint on State near St. Paul's school. Upon arrival a F150 and trailer were on the sidewalk with many persons spreading landscaping mulch. The job was nearly complete. This officer advised the male in the trailer that sidewalk parking was not allowed in the city. Banar901 ***************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Speak To Officer 1184 ETHIRD ST SALEM Complainant: SUSAN COLLINS Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of East 3rd St for a reported speak with officer. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. the complainant stated that she feared a unknown person had been attempting to gain entry to her residence when she was not at home. The complainant stated further that she believed someone may have been in her basement. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Suspicious Person PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: PAUL, PARKS DEPT Officer(s) responded to the area of Memorial Park for a report of suspicious persons. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant who is a Parks Dept employee. The complainant stated that he had found two persons unknown to him sleeping in one of the restrooms. Officers spoke with the persons in question and identified them. Officers advised the persons that they needed to locate a better place to spend their evenings. Officers sent the persons on there way and then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Speak To Officer 1300 S LINCOLN AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the station to speak with the complainant about a issue concerning vehicle parking. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that they have been having problems with persons parking in the wrong spots at her residence. Officers advised the complainant that due to the parking lot being private property the buildings management would have to take care of it. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1851 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded with the FD to the 1800 block of Cleveland St for a reported medical emergency / unresponsive male. On arrival officers found the male in question to be deceased. Due to the circumstances the coroner a detective and a member of the County DTF also responded to the scene. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Combative Patient 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPlTAL Complainant: NURSE, BETH Officers responded to the above location for a report of a combative patient. Upon arrival, officers stood by while the subject in question was placed in restraints. Ptl. D. Young **************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 1000 BLOCK OF E FOURTH ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a registration violation in the 1000 block of E 4th St. Officer observed contraband in plain view and K9 Simon also indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle, and the vehicle was removed from the roadway by Sinsley's Towing. The driver was placed in custody and the passengers were advised of pending charges after lab results for the other contraband recovered. Officer transported the driver on station, processed him and transported him to county jail. Officer cleared without incident. Arrested: George A. Burkey DOB:l/7/69 Of 1154 S. Lincoln Ave. Apt. A Salem Oh Charges: DUS, Fictitious plates, Drug Paraphernalia (M4) Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Attempted Suicide 207 JENNINGS AVE Officers responded to the above location for a report of an attempted suicide. Complainant stated her boyfriend attempted to hang himself in the garage. Upon arrival, the subject was conscious and speaking. EMT arrived and transported the subject to Salem ER for evaluation. Officers responded to Salem ER and a pink slip was filled out. Ptl. D. Young **************************** Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported CEDAR RIDGE DR / SUMMIT ST Officers responded to the 800 block of Summit St for a vehicle accident with no injury. The vehicle was headed eastbound on Summit St and went over the curb and struck a street sign. The vehicle then continued through the intersection and went over another curb and into the front porch of a residence in the 800 block of Summit St. The driver of the vehicle advised he did not have an injuries but was intoxicated. The driver was given field sobriety test and was then placed under arrest for OVI. The fire department was called to the scene to assist with towing the vehicle due to fluids leaking from the vehicle. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Davidson's Towing. Male subject was transported to Salem Police Department where he was processed and booked. The male subject was then picked up by his wife from the police department. Arrested: Scott Bailey DOB: 01-19-1970 Address: 1160 S. Lincoln Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.1 9Al a and 4511.19Al h, and Reasonable Control ORC 4511.202A Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 2495 E STATE ST A GROCERY Officer was on routine patrol in the 2400 block of E State St and noticed a female subject dumpster diving the back of the business. The subject advised that she did not have permission from the business to be on the property after hours inside the dumpster. The female subject was given a warning about trespassing on the property and was advised to get permission from the business. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / GEORGETOWN RD While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop the K9 was deployed and did indicate to the presence of the scent of narcotics. The vehicle was searched but nothing of significance was located. Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLOCK OF ROSE Officer observed a vehicle traveling West bound of E. State St. go through the red light at the intersection of E. State St. and Ohio. Officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of the above location. Verbal consent to search was given by the driver. Officer checked the vehicle but did not locate anything illegal. The driver was given a warning for the red light violation. Ptl. D. Young ************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Theft 520 E PERSHING ST Complainant: SANDY STALNAKER Officer took a theft report that occurred in the 500 block of E Pershing St. The complainant advised that a bicycle was stolen while he was at a local business. Information was gathered. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Assist Other Agency 375 W STATE ST Complainant: OSP. LISBON Officers responded and assisted an OSP trooper on a traffic stop on W. State St. at Jennings Ave. During the stop K9 Simon was used to confirm narcotic odor in the vehicle. OSP Trooper recovered contraband from the vehicle. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Friday, May 26,2017 Civil Matter 763 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a civil matter. The complainant stated that her mother's husband threatened to throw her out of the residence. The officer advised her that he would need to go through the eviction process in order to remove her from the residence. She was advised that if she had further issues with the male subject to call the Police Department. Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Check Well Being 1654 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1600 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. to check the well being of a female subject. Officers made contact with a female subject at the residence and was advised that the female in question was out at the moment. Officers advised the female subject to have the female in question call the police department as soon as possible. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************* Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Intoxicated Driver E PERSHING ST / OHIO AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of a possible intoxicated driver. Complainant stated they witnessed a Grey Dodge truck strike a telephone pole with its side mirror at Centennial Park and leave the area. Complainant stated that the vehicle in question pulled into a driveway on E Pershing St near Ohio Ave. Officers located the possible vehicle in question at 1071 E. Pershing St. Officers made contact with a female who stated that was her husbands truck and he just got home a few minutes ago. Officers spoke with the subject in question who did appear to be intoxicated and he stated he just got home from work and started to drink and was never at the park. While speaking with the subject in question his story kept changing. While officers were still on scene, officer heard the male and female speaking and the male subject stated he went to the Side Door after work and began to drink. The subject in question was taken into custody for Obstruction and also given two citations. The subject was transported to this station for the booking process and later transported to County Jail. It was found that the male was driving west bound on Maple when he went left of center and struck a telephone pole on the opposite side of the street. The pole did not suffer damage. Arrested: Jason W. Anderson D.0.B.- 02-04-1987 1071 E. Pershing St Salem, Ohio Charge- Obstruction M-2 Citation- Hit Skip, Reasonable Control **************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Possible Scam 1374 S LINCOLN AVE 2 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a scam. The complainant stated he received a phone call about his son have several warrants and the company would not provide any information. The officer advised that the sheriff's department would not call his cell phone about possible warrants and that it was a scam call. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Speak To Officer 961 W WILSON ST B SALEM Complainant: JOSHUA BURKE, EAST PALESTINE, OH Officer spoke with the complainant in the 900 block of W Wilson St. in reference to a protection order. Officer was advised by the complainant that he already made a police report. The complainant was advised if the subject showed up at the residence to call the police. Ptl. M. Garber *************************
Saturday, May 27, 2017 09:41 AM -0500 Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 686 DEMING ST SALEM Officer on patrol in the 600 block of Deming St observed a vehicle that was parked in the front yard of a residence. A red warning tag was left on the vehicle advising that parking in the front yard of a residence is a violation of the city's parking ordinance. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 Assist Other Agency E STATE ST / CONTINENTAL Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer was requested to respond to the area of E. State St. near Continental Dr. to assist a Trooper with the Ohio State Highway Patrol (Post#15) while he took a male subject into custody on warrants. Upon arrival, officer did standby while the Trooper conducted field sobriety testing on the male subject as well. The male subject was ultimately placed into custody by the Trooper without incident for OVI and the active warrants. This officer did witness the reading of the BMV2255 form to the male subject and assisted with vehicle inventory. Officer later cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************** Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Assist Other Agency E STATE ST / S LUNDY AVE While on patrol officer observed a State Highway Patrol Unit initiate a traffic stop on a vehicle on E State St East at Ellsworth Ave. The vehicle pulled over on E State St East of Lundy Ave and this officer stopped to offer assistance. The Trooper subsequently administered field sobriety tests. Numerous clues were observed and the Trooper subsequently placed the female driver in custody for suspected OVI. The vehicle was in a legal parking space and was secured. The Trooper transported the driver to Salem PD for processing and anohter Salem Officer witnessed the Trooper administer an OVI breath test, which was a refusal. The Trooper issued the driver citations and associated paperwork with a specific Court date and released her to a ride that had responded to pick her up. Sgt B Slider ************************* Date Thursday, May 25, 2017 Unknown Problem 608 AETNA ST 1/2 SALEM Complainant: TROY KELLY Officers responded to an address in the 600 block of Aetna St after Salem Dispatch received a 911 call with nobody speaking. Dispatch called the number back, a female individual answered and then a male individual advised dispatch there was no longer a problem and hung up. Dispatch cross referenced the phone number to a Salem address, however officers made contact with tenants of two different apartments at that address and they were not aware of any problem in the area. Dispatch received no further calls. Sgt B Slider ************************** Date Thursday, May 25, 2017 Intoxicated Person 201 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: JENNIFER Officers were dispatched to a store in the 200 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a complaint of an intoxicated male. Dispatch advised that the male was inside the store and became angry because the clerk would not sell him any more alcohol. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the clerk who advised that the male had left the store after being denied his purchase and proceeded south bound on S Lincoln Ave. Meanwhile, dispatch advised that the male was wearing an outer vest with a book bag type bag. Officers located the male walking south bound on Penn Ave in the area of Columbia St. Officer observed the male to be very unsteady on his feet and he also stumbled into a parked motor vehicle. Officers made contact with the male who would not cooperate with officers orders. While officers were attempting to help the male, due to his intoxicated state, the male became uncooperative by physically pulling away from officers several times and became argumentative. The male was subsequently placed into custody and charged with Disorderly Conduct- Persisting (ORC 2917.1182). The male was transported to the police department for processing and later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrested: Santos Ajanel Vincente 779 Walnut St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct- Persisting (ORC 2917.11 B2) Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Suspicious Person 465 NEWGARDEN AVE Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Newgarden Ave in reference to a suspicious persons report. Dispatch advised that two subjects were on the railroad tracks. Upon arrival, officer located both female subjects on the north side of the railroad tracks between Newgarden Ave and W Wilson St. Officer observed one of the female subjects to be crying hysterically, screaming, and appeared to be having some sort of panic attack. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene. Officer spoke with the other female who advised that her girlfriend was having a mental breakdown due to the stress that they have been dealing with. Medical personnel responded and were able to help the female calm down. She was not transported to the hospital per EMT Ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************ Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Intoxicated Person S BROADWAY AVE / COLUMBlA Officers responded to the intersection of S. Broadway Ave. and Columbia St. for a report of an intoxicated male subject with no shirt on and injury to his face. Upon arrival, the male was located and the male did have visible injury. Salem Fire Dept. First responders and Damascus FirelEMS responded to the scene. The male had visible injury to his arms and back as well and pants were dirty. It appeared as the male was involved in a fight. The male refused to advise officers who assaulted him and or where the incident took place. Damascus Fire / EMS transported the male to Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. At approx. 19:42 hours Salem Regional Medical Center staff called to report the male fled the hospital. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the male. Ptl. B. Smith ************************** Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 948 S LUNDY AVE SALEM Officer was dispatched to the 900 block of S Lundy Ave in reference to a utility line down. Officer responded and the line was found to be a cable line laying on the sidewalk but, still attached. The Salem Fire Department responded and took care of the issue. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Speak To Officer 443 CO NTINENTAL DR 49 Complainant: JEREMY CRIHFIELD Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Continental Dr at the request of the subject who advised that he would like to speak with an officer about neighbor issues. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the subject who advised that multiple neighbors have been giving him problems and he feels that he needs to be taken to jail in order to keep him from harming anyone. The subject further advised that he used to be addicted to heroin but, is now an alcoholic and would like to get help for his alcoholism. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance were requested to the scene. The male was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Ptl. Cochran ***************************
Friday, May 26, 2017 08:49 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported HIGHLAND AVE / E THIRD ST Unit 1 - Owner/Operator- Kathryn Brocker Unit 2- Operator- Kristin Watson- Owner JOSEPH WATSON TRAFFIC ACCIDENT Officers responded to the intersection of Highland Ave and E Third St in regards to a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the individuals involved who advised that there were no injuries. Unit 2 was travelling east bound on E Third St, through the intersection. Unit 1 was travelling north bound on Highland Ave and approaching the stop sign located at the same intersection. The driver of Unit 1 advised that her foot slipped off of the break which caused Unit 1 to travel into the intersection without stopping at the stop sign. This resulted in Unit 1 striking Unit 2. Unit 1 sustained minor damage to the front while Unit 2 sustained functional damage to the passenger side. The driver of Unit 1 was subsequently cited with a stop sign violation. Photos were obtained. Cited: Kathryn M. Brocker DOB 12-10-1953 8571 Hitchcock Rd. Boardman, OH 44512 Charge: Stop Sign (Salem ORD 331.19) Ptl. Cochran ********************** Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit#l Owner PAMELA DEVAN Unit#2 Owner DOREEN HEVERLY Unit#3 Owner CATHY SCIBIUR The owner of Unit#l was legally parked and inside the above business when her vehicle came out of gear and rolled out of the parking space, struck Unit#2 and then hit the cart rack causing the carts to hit Unit#3. All units were legally parked prior to the accident and all owners were inside the above business. All three vehicles had minor damage at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Accident MV vs Pedestrian N UNION AVE / E THIRD ST Officers responded to the area of E. Third St. and N. Union Ave. for a juvenile pedestrian hit by a motor vehicle. Officers were advised by several witnesses that the pedestrian had ear buds in her ears and went out in front of the vehicle that she was struck by. Both the driver, Sharrnay Martin, of the vehicle and the pedestrian refused medical treatment. The mother of the pedestrian advised that she will take her daughter to the emergency room herself, since she appeared to only have a minor injury. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************** Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: JESSICA HELMAN Officer met with the complainant on station who had some questions in regard to her having shared parenting with the father of her twins. She had seen some thing on the internet and wasn't sure what to do about it and don't even know if it was factual. Officer advised her to contact the local police department where the father resides and discuss her feelings with them and see if they have any information. There has been no problems with the children so far staying there. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road GRANITE AVE / ARCH ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and relieved Officer Paulin while the street department responded and cleaned the tree branches from the south bound side of the road way allowing for traffic to flow. The street department workers advised they would be back later with more equipment to remove the rest. The road way was opened. Ptl. French ********************** Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Disorderly Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SRMC, ER Report of a disorderly irate person at the above location. Upon arrival, officers spoke with E.R. Staff and the male subject. Everything was worked out and he was able to stay with his wife. Ptl Miller ********************* Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 2487 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a disabled vehicle in the area of E. State St. and Marc's department store. The vehicle was located at the entrance / exit of the store and the driver was putting gas in the vehicle. He advised that everything was OK and no assistance was needed. Sgt. D. Green ************************ Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Intoxicated Driver NEWGARDEN AVE / RAILROAD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and checked the area for the vehicle F-350 truck which was driving recklessly according to the complainant. Officer located the vehicle and talked with the operator who advised he was only trying to dodge pot holes going around them All appeared to be fine and officer cleared. Ptl. French *********************** Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Civil Matter 195 FAIR AVE 1/2 Complainant: MELANIE COX, LEETONIA, OH Officer (s) responded to the above location looking for 195 1/2 Fair which there was no such an address. A female advised it was at the back of 194 Fair up stairs apartment to the east of the house. Officer located a female in the back yard along with a female friend of hers. It was learned that the female in the yard was the estranged wife which she claimed to be the soon to be ex-wife of the male resident up stairs in the apartment at 194 1/2 Fair. THE SITUATION WAS OVER a set of car keys that supposedly belonged to a vehicle she had purchased and the estranged husband would not give to her. He is now living with another woman and they are not going to settle their differences so she wanted the keys to the vehicle which she had a title that had not yet been changed into her name but was in another persons name that was on the title but the VIN came back to another not on the title. Along with this the estranged husbands name was crossed off the title with her name being added. After much discussion it was determined that the title had not changed yet out of one of the previous owners name, that the title VIN was in another persons name, that the license plates on the vehicle came back to the estranged husbands new girlfriends name. The estranged wife advised that she wanted to make sure she could not get into trouble for her estranged husband driving again like she did last time since he has no operators license. The estranged husband refused to give the keys to her and she kept the title. Sgt Green advised her to just leave at this time that since nothing in the other vehicle she was there about came back to her it was not her repsonsibility. She was advised to later try and settle this dispute which is a civil matter since they are still legally married. She advised she understood but still wanted to try and talk with him at this time. Officers cleared leaving her and her friend at another vehicle they had came in that was in the estranged wife's name. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Medical Problem / Assist 1572 MERLE RD SALEM Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officer responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. first responders and KLG Ambulance responded to 1572 Merle Rd. for an unknown medical problem. Upon arrival, officer stood by while medical personnel tended to the female subject. KLG ambulance subsequently transported the female to Salem Regional Medical Center for evaluation. Ptl. B. Smith ********************* Date: Thursday, May 25, 2017 Menacing / Threats 185 E SIXTH ST Complainant: SARAH YORLANO Complainant advised that her juvenile daughter was talking online when she was threatened by two other juvenile females. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************ Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Dog Bite 462 FRANKLIN ST 1/2 Complainant: MARGARET BROOKS Police responded to the 400 block of Franklin for a dog bite The complainant is a care giver and advised that a dog had bit her while at a patients residence. The complainant was bit on the hand and both legs as well as her shoes torn up from the dog. The incident was documented and photographs were taken. The Health Dept. will be notified. Officers were unable to make contact with the owner of the dog. Ptl D. Osberg ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: THOMAS EASTEK, LEETONIA, OH A male subject requested to speak with an officer at the Police Dept. The complainant stated a couple from FL were renting a storage unit from him. The complaiant also stated they paid the amount owed. When the complainant went to the storage unit he advised the lock was cut and items were removed. Officers took information and the subject cleared. Ptl D. Osberg **************************
Thursday, May 25, 2017 08:37 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported PENN AVE / E STATE ST Traffic Crash Report Unit #1 : PARKED: 2006 Ford TK F-350 White in color Owner: Charles Clippinger 31124 Tower Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 1999 Ford SW Van ambulance White & Blue in color Owner: Emergency Medic Transport 2511 Waynesburg Dr SE, Canton, Ohio 44707 Operator: Gregory Gannon 1159 Kermroy Rd Akron, Ohio 44306 Unit #1 was legally parked across the street from 599 E. State St facing west bound on the north side of the road. Unit #2 was west bound on E. State St (SR14) transporting a patient to his residence. Unit #2's right out side mirror struck Unit #l's left out side mirror as it was passing. No injuries reported at time of crash. Minor damage to Unit #2's mirror with Unit #1's mirror getting cracked. No Units towed. Unable to locate the owner/operator of Unit #1 at time of crash. Officer left a card on the front windshield with the report number and information. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 480 FR ANKLIN ST SALEM Officer made contact with the tenant at 480 Franklin Ave. regarding a vehicle parked in the front yard. He advised that he had permission from his landlord to park the vehicle in the yard. The individual was advised of the city ordinance pertaining to parking vehicles in yards and that his landlord could not give him permission to do so. He moved the vehicle to a proper parking area. Sgt. D. Green ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Recovered Property 700 BLOCK OF W STATE ST Officer was stopped by a male subject who advised that he had just found an Introduction to Computational Science book in the middle of the road way. Officer took the book and will get it back to the school. Ptl. French ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1200 BUCKEYE AVE A Officers responded to the Salem Regional Community Hospital at the request of the F. D. and ambulance service KLG to check with the mother of a 6year old child they were bringing in to be examined after a medical situation at the school. The mother advised officers that she is aware of her sons situation and did not want him at the hospital. The staff explained to the mother of the procedures they needed to follow and once they had completed their procedures and the mother talked with the doctor then the mother could do as she felt. The mother advised again that she had told the school she did not want him at the hospital but she understood and would handle that with the school at a later time. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia HIGHLAND AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER (50-24-2017 10:13:56 By: 169) SYRINGE IN GRASS NEAR INTERSECTION Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant and another female who advised they had found/observed the above item in the yard at the southwest corner area of Highland & 3rd St. Officer placed the syringe in a plastic container and disposed of it at the police department in a red container. Ptl. French ************************ Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 969 W WILSON ST B Complainant: JESSICA KISLINGBURY Officers responded to the above location for a dispute between a husband and wife. The female complainant was upset that her husband punched her vehicle and she wanted him arrested for criminal damaging. Officers advised since they are still married the male subject could damage the vehicle because of them both owning the vehicle. The female then stated she wanted him out of the residence, Officers advised she would have to get him evicted. The female gathered her belongings and left for the day. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: UNKNOWN, COMP (5-24-2017 14:23:02 By: 1 69) BLACK SUV 4DOOR, WESTBOUND ON E STATE Officer responded to the above location and was advised by the clerk that a white male subject approximately 5'05" tall with a grey hoodie pumped $38.97 worth of regular unleaded gasoline from pump #9 into his black 4 door SUV and left the lot west bound on E. State St. Ptl. French ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 412 W WILSON ST SALEM Complainant: CHARLES RICHEL Officer was contacted by a property owner in the 400 block of W. Wilson St. in regards to a vehicle left on his property. Officer advised him if he wanted the vehicle removed it was his choice to have it removed. The vehicle was not able to be towed by police as it was on private property and not the subject of any police investigation or stop. Officer cleared, the property owner called later to advise he called Sinsley's towing to remove the vehicle. Ptl. M. Garber ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Person To Be Removed 1449 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: MARSHA CLEVELAND Officer responded to the 1400 block of E State St in regards to a person to be removed. Officer arrived on scene and spoke to the female complainant who advised that the female subject who lived at the residence was bipolar and had an episode. Officer spoke to the female subject who appeared calm and advised that she had not been taking her medication for the past couple of weeks. The female subject advised that there would not be any more problems at the residence. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Civil Matter Complainant: ASHLEY MCGUIRE Officer spoke to a subject on station reference to a custody issue and spoke with the other party involved. The matter was determined to be a lack of communication and officer advised both parties to make sure they were on the same schedule. Ptl. M. Garber *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2472 LEXINGTON AVE A Complainant: JERRY HILLYER Officers responded to the 2400 block of Lexington Ave for a report of a dispute. Officers arrived and found that a verbal dispute had ensued between a father and son. The adult son advised that he just wanted to leave the residence. The son was advised that he could voluntarily leave but that he would have to be evicted if the father did not want him back. The son left and officers cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: NORFOLK, SOUTHERN Officers responded to the railroad crossings near S Ellsworth for a report of juveniles riding their bicycles on the train tracks. Officers did check all gate crossings within the city and did locate several juveniles on bicycles in the 1600 block of S Lincoln Ave. Officer did make contact with them and they advised that they were near the railroad tracks at one point. They were advised to make sure they stayed off the tracks. Ptl D Beeson ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 943 W WILSON ST A Complainant: LINDSAY SMELTZER Officers responded to the 900 block of W. Pershing St. for a verbal dispute with no threats made. Upon arriving the complainant advised officers that she and her husband were having an argument over disciplining the kids. While on scene the male involved made comments about harming himself. The male subject was voluntarily transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Ptl. J.Brooks **********************
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 11:35 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Theft Complainant: JACOB ANDREWS Complainant on station to report a theft. The complainant advised his relationship recently ended with his live-in fiance and she left with multiple items he felt were his. I contacted a Columbiana County Municipal Court Prosecutor and informed him of the situation. The prosecutor agreed with this officer that the situation appeared to be civil. I explained the complainant his option of pursuing the matter civilly. Sgt. K. Toy ******************** Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV COLUMBIA ST Complainant: ROY BROWN At the request of the Salem Housing Inspector officers responded to the 500 block of Walnut St for a report of a abandoned / junk vehicle. (Salem City O.R.D. 1309.18) The vehicle was towed from the scene by Davidsons Towing. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Assist Perry Police 410 BENTON RD Complainant: PERRYTWP At the request of Perry Twp Police officers responded to the 400 block of Benton Rd. to assist with a warrant arrest. On arrival officers stood by while a Perry Twp Officer placed the man in custody without incident. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ******************* Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Possible Scam 691 W PERSHlNG ST SALEM Complainant: NORMA MASTERS Officer spoke with a complainant about some phone calls she has been receiving on her home phone. The caller will state it is from the Salem Hospital and offers to sell her a "home wireless security system". She called the Salem Hospital and was advised they wanted her to file a police report about the calls as they do not offer or sell such a system. The Hospital is investigating the calls as others have also received them. Some of the calls say they are originating from other local businesses and one call even displayed on her own caller ID that it was originating from her home. Some of the calls also offer "lower interest rates" on credit cards. When complainant has tried to talk with someone on the line the call will disconnect. No personal information was given out. Ptl.Banar *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Assist Salem Fire Dept 1309 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: SALEM, FIRE Officers assisted the FD with traffic control while they rescued a man from the roof of a house at the corner of E.Third and N.Union. A crew placing new gutters on the home had a malfunction with their equipment/ladder and the man became stranded on the roof top on the south west side of the home. FD was able to use the ladder truck to safely remove him and his equipment (portion of ladder) from the roof. Officers shut down the 200 blk of N. Union for a short time until the FD cleared. Ptl.Banar901 ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Child Endangering 2000 BLOCK OF E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers checked on a complaint of a young juvenile riding on the back of a motorcycle on E. State St., without a helmet. The motorcycle was located and the adult male made aware of the complaint and violation. The juvenile was afforded a safe ride home following the motorcycle with the man's permission. The man thanked officers for their service and complimented our dept. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Banar901 ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Littering / Dumping S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANTHONY GUIDONE Complainant on station to report that persons are dumping illegal materials at the city recycling site. The complainant who is the recycling coordinator provided officers with a video image of the person in question. Officers will attempt to make contact with the person and advise them of the problem. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************ Date. Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Domestic In Progress 536 WALNUT ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a male that stated his live-in girlfriend struck him in the face with a closed fist. Officers located the female walking nearby and she was placed into custody for Domestic Violence. The female was processed at Salem PD and then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Anna L. Robinson DOB: 02/07/1966 536 Walnut St. #C Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence Sgt. K. Toy ********************** Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Ambulance Needed 315 E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded with the FD to the 100 block of East 6th St for a reported medical emergency. On arrival officer stood by until the man could be transported by ambulance to the ER. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************ Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Civil Matter 364 S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: KAREN PHILLIPS Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of South Ellsworth for a report of a person to be removed. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined that one of the persons was moving out of the residence and that they were having a dispute over property. Officers advised the persons that the matter was civil in nature. Officers then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Suspicious Activity 1348 E PERSHING ST Complainant: CHRISTOPHER SMITH Officers responded to the above for a suspicious activity report. Complainant stated there was a subject sleeping in his car with it running. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subject who stated he was having issues at home and attempted to go to his friends house but could not get a hold of him so he slept in his car before he had to go to work. The subject did give verbal consent to search his vehicle, officers did not locate anything illegal. The subject left the area as officers where clearing. Ptl. D. Young *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 759 E FOURTH ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 700 block of E Fourth St for a domestic in progress. The victim advised that her and her boyfriend had gotten into a physical altercation and he kept beating her. The victim had blood all over her clothing and hair and had several visible injuries. The male suspect had left the residence on foot prior to officers arrival. Officers checked the area for the male suspect but was unable to locate the male. First responders and ambulance were called to the scene and KLG transported the female to Salem Regional Medical Center. Officer took pictures of the damage done inside the residence and the injuries on the victim. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Civil Matter 536 WALNUT ST C Complainant: ALLEN SAUM Officers responded to the above location for a report of one to be removed. Complainant stated the female was intoxicated and he wanted her to leave. Upon arrival, the subject in question lived at the residence. The complainant was advised of the eviction process. Officers cleared. Ptl. D. Young ********************* Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Officer was on routine patrol at Centennial Park and noticed a vehicle parked in the lot after the park was closed. Officer made contact with the registered owner who advised he was just finishing his dinner. He stated he did not realize the park had changed the hours and left the area. Ptl. E. Perry ************************ Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 2051 OAK ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 2000 block of Oak St for a parking complaint. The complainant advised that the vehicle was parked in front of a fire hydrant. The officer attempted to locate the owner of the vehicle at several residences in the area, however no one knew the owner of the vehicle. The officer issued a pink parking ticket for parking in front of a fire hydrant. Ptl. E. Perry *********************** Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Menacing / Threats 1693 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officers responded to the area of Fair Ave and E State St in regards to a menacingtthreats report. The complainant advised that there had been three males in a front yard in a verbal altercation when they believed they heard that there was a firearm involved Officer arrived on scene and located three males and a female subject standing in the front yard arguing. Officer subsequently located a BB gun which resembled a real firearm. The male victim advised that the male subject pulled the BB gun on him and made threats towards him. Officer then spoke to witnesses involved who confirmed the victims statements. Officer then subsequently placed the male subject under arrest for Aggravating Menacing and was transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. The male subject was then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested Brandon M Huff DOB: 12/03/1994 Address: 378 1/2 E Fourth St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Aggravated Menacing (ORC 2903.21 (A)) Ptl C Walla ************************ Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 2333 PAINTER RD SALEM Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers and the fire department responded to the 2300 block of Painter Rd for utility lines on fire. When officers and FD arrived the fire was out but caused a transformer to blow. Officers blocked the roadway until Ohio Edison arrived on scene. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 766 SOUTHEAST BLVD SALEM While on patrol officer was flagged down and advised there where several subjects inside an abandoned house. The front door of the residence was open. Additional units arrived on scene and the residence was checked. Officer did not locate any subjects inside the residence. While outside a male and female approached the residence and advised that they were buying the home tomorrow and had permission to be there. Officer spoke with the owner of the residence and he did advised they where allowed to be there. Officers cleared. Ptl. D. Young *********************** Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Check Well Being E PERSHING ST / WOODLAND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the area of E. Pershing St and Woodland St for a suspicious male falling and not acting right. The male subject was found walking in the area of Franklin Ave and Maple St. When asked if he was alright the male subject became belligerent and advised officers he was sick. When officers asked if he needed medical attention the male subject refused. Officers observed the male subject safely make it to a residence on the 800 block of Franklin Ave. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ********************* Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Dog At Large 925 S UNION AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 900 block of S Union Ave for a dog at large. The complainant advised the dog had tags but they did not know who the dog belonged to. Officers were able to make contact with the owner and he retrieved his dog from the residence. The owner was given a verbal warning for dog at large and was advised he could be cited next time the dog got out. Ptl. E. Perry ********************** Date: Monday, May 22. 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem W WILSON ST / RAILROAD CR Officers responded to the area of W Wilson St. near the Railroad crossing for a reported domestic in progress in a vehicle. Officers arrived and found the mother and daughter in some sort of altercation. The juvenile was detained and when no criminal violations were reported the juvenile was no longer detained. Children services was called to advise where to place the juvenile due to domestic issues. Children services advised to leave the child with the mother and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************* Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Accident MV vs Animal 193 S LINCOLN AVE G HUNTINGTON BANK WEST Officer responded to the 100 block of S Lincoln Ave for a motor vehicle accident vs a deer. The driver, LARRY BENNETT, advised he headed southbound on S Lincoln Ave and went to make a right hand turn on E Pershing St, headed westbound, when a deer ran into the side of his vehicle. The deer then ran off towards the E State St down and alley behind businesses. The driver pulled his vehicle into a nearby parking lot. Pictures were taken of the damage done to the driver side doors and mirror. The vehicle was able to be driven from the scene. Ptl. E. Perry *********************** Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 Runaway I Missing 2266 KENNEDY DR Officers responded to the area of Kennedy and Southeast Blvd for a report of a runaway juvenile. Officers did locate the male juvenile nearby and he was released back to his parents at the scene. The male juvenile did have information on another runaway female juvenile that went missing. The Columbiana County Sheriff's office did confirm the missing juvenile. Officers responded to the 900 block of W Wilson to did locate the female in question. CCSO was contacted and the females mother responded to the station to retrieve the female. Ptl D Beeson ***********************
Tuesday, May 23, 2017 09:10 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Traffic Offense 800 BLK E STATE ST Officer on patrol in the area of E. State Street and Lincoln Avenue observed a beige Chrysler van heading south on N. Lincoln Avenue fail to stop for a red traffic signal and turn east on to E. State Street. Officer conducted a traffic stop with the vehicle and made contact with the driver who advised he does not have a drivers license. The driver was cited for operating a vehicle without a license and failing to obey a traffic control device. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Davidsons Towing. Cited: Baltazar Jose Juan 552 Walnut St. Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 09-22-1988) No Drivers License Red Light violation Ptl. C. Crider ************************ Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1007 E FOURTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL HAMILTON Officers responded to the 1000 block of E Fourth St in reference to a dispute. Complainant advised that a couple of male subjects were pounding on his door and accusing him of stealing something. Upon arrival, officers spoke with four male subjects who advised that the complainant owed one of them forty dollars for a guitar that he had sold to him. Officers asked the complainant about the issue and he advised that he doesn't know anything about a guitar but stated that the subjects were accusing him of not paying them for marijuana. The subjects denied knowing anything about marijuana. Officers advised the subjects that the matter of the money is civil in nature and were given their options for handling the incident. The subjects were advised to not return to the complainants residence. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Check Well Being 849 E THIRD ST 3 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to the 800 block of E. Third Street to check the well being of children who came out of an apartment crying. Officer responded and made contact with a male resident who advised his daughter had started crying as her mother walked out of the apartment. The child was seen playing in the house and appeared to be fine. Ptl. C. Crider ************************ Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 192 W FOURTH ST B Officer responded to 192 W. 4th St. Apt.B to follow up from lncident#20173294 where officers located a male subject behind the Speedway Gas station on W. State St. with injury to his left ear. Upon arrival, contact was made with a female at the residence whom is the fiance of the male with the injury. The female did admit to causing the injury to her fiance ear by biting it but claimed that she was acting in self defense after he choked her, cut her arm with a knife and stabbed her with the knife. Officer did observe minor injuries to the female. Salem Fire Dept. first responders and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene. The scene was photographed. The female was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Officer did follow up with both subjects at the hospital. Both were advised to contact this officer to provide statements and sign medical release forms. Once this investigation is completed it will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutors officer for review for pending domestic violence charges. Ptl. B. Smith *********************** Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Barking Dog 432 AETNA ST Complainant: ALBERTA SHAW Officers responded to the 400 block of Aetna St for report of a dog barking persistently. Officers arrived and remained in the area for some time. A specific dog behind a residence did bark excessively during that time. Nobody was home, however the resident arrived home as officer was preparing a warning. Officer did advise the resident of the complaint and afforded a warning due to no prior report being in the computer records for that address. Officer requested the resident make arrangements to take the dog inside as necessary so it did not disturb the neighbors. Sgt B Slider ************************ Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Ambulance Needed 175 W STATE ST Complainant: COREY CODY Officers responded to the area of the Speedway Gas station for a report of a male subject covered in blood. Upon arrival, the male subject was located at the rear of Speedway. The male did have visible injury to his left ear. The Salem Fire Dept. first responders and EMT Ambulance responded and transported the male subject to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. (Injury to the male in this incident stemmed from a domestic. Ptl. B. Smith ************************ Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Speak To Officer 800 E THIRD ST Officer was approached in the 800 block of E Third St by a resident who advised of possible illegal activity occurring in the City. Officer gathered further information to be forwarded to the appropriate personnel. Sgt B Slider ************************ Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Dog at Large 1667 NEWGARDEN AVE While stationary in the Suburban Market parking lot, officer was flagged down by a motorist who advised of finding a dog at large near the intersection of S. Broadway Ave. and Franklin St. The motorist and his friend did have the dog in their truck. The City Humane officer was contacted to respond and pick the dog up. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 871 GRANITE AVE Complainant: VERNON METZ Officers responded to 875 Granite St. after male complainant, Vernon Metz called to report loud music at the residence. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male resident in his driveway. Officer could hear some music coming from a vehicle in the driveway but it was minimal. The subject did advise they were trying out a new speaker system. He was advised of the complaint and to keep the music at a minimum. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************ Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 284 E FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: LANA Pearl BILLITER Officer responded to the above location in reference to a neighbor dispute. Contact was made with the complainant, who advised that her neighbor made a statement to her that she did not like. Officer made contact with the neighbor also, both parties were advised to stay away from each other for the evening. Ptl LaRosa ************************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Speak To Officer 491 SHARP AVE B Complainant: LOUIS HUYGHE A male subject in the 400 block of Sharp St. requested to speak to an officer. The complainant advised he got a phone call from a blocked number stating he was involved in a hit skip in Walmart parking lot. The caller advised he had a note on his vehicle stating his name and number saying he caused the damage. The caller also advised no damage was observed on his vehicle. The complainant advised he was no where near Walmart in the time frame. Ptl D. Osberg ************************
Monday, May 22, 2017 08:41 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Dead Animal E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: DEBBIE LAPIN Officer responded to the Waterworth Memorial Park for a report of numerous dead fish in the pond. Officer observed approximately a dozen deceased fish as well as a deceased turtle. It appeared the fish had been deceased for some time and officer was informed by several individuals visiting the park that they had observed photos of dead fish in the pond circulated on social media the preceding day. Officer was unable to observe a specific cause to the situation and no ducks or geese appeared to be ill. Dispatch subsequently made numerous attempts to contact someone from the City Parks Department after hours and a notice was left for the Parks Department to be notified on Monday morning to further look into the problem and remove the deceased fish / turtle. Sgt B Slider ********************** Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Accident With Injury 1821 E STATE ST H Complainant: Bob Sinsley UNIT# 1 - Driver /Owner JANET COBB UNIT # 2 Driver Robert SINSLEY, Owner RUSSELL SINSLEY Two Vehicle Accident Unit # 2, Robert SINSLEY, was traveling westbound on E. Pershing St. and was passing the Salem Library parking lot. Unit # 1, JANET COBB, was exiting the library parking lot onto E. Pershing St. Unit # 1 failed to yield to oncoming Unit # 2, causing both vehicles to collide in the westbound lane. Unit # 1 then veered off, striking a utility pole before coming to rest. The driver of Unit # 1 was issued a citation for failure to yield. Cited: Failure to Yield Janet L. Cobb DOB: 10-04-62 156 Washington Ave. Salem, Oh 44460 Sgt. D. Green ******************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Harassment Complainant: PATRICIA SOOS, LEETONIA, OH Complainant on station to advise that every time she shops at WalMart she gets harassed. Complainant advised that it is an ongoing problem and wanted the incident documented. Complainant did fill out voluntary statement reference the harassment so her side of the incident would be documented. Ptl Miller ******************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Suspicious Person 1495 E STATE ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Report of a suspicious male subject (Red hair, tattoos on both arms, Blue pants and Gray shirt) in the area of E. State and Highland Ave. Upon arrival, officers checked the area and located the male subject on the porch of 1495 E. State. St. Officers spoke with, advised him of the complaint. He advised that he was staying at a friends house, got confused where his friends residence was but did eventually locate it. Ptl Miller ******************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 1715 SOUTHEAST BLVD SALEM Complainant: JEAN ARNOTO Officers responded to the above location for a report of an unknown subject knocking on the windows last night. The complainant would like extra patrols overnight. Ptl. M.Wirkner ******************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 206 VINE AVE 1/2 Complainant: SARAH SEDDON Report of a possible criminal damage to a motor vehicle at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that two male subjects were running through the parking lot of 226 Vine and hit her brothers vehicle with a stick while allegedly chasing a rodent. No damage was observed to the vehicles. Officers spoke with the subjects, advised them of the incident and the damage they could of caused. They advised they understood and officer's cleared without incident. Ptl Miller ********************* Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Animal Complaint 449 FRANKLIN ST Complainant: GWEN RUDACILLE The complainant contacted this department and advised that there was a deer stuck inside of her fenced in back yard. He reportedly appeared injured from trying to get out and running into the fence. Upon officers arrival, the complainant advised that the deer was able to free itself. Sgt. D. Green ******************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Littering / Dumping BENTLEY DR / MADISON Complainant: SAM ENDICOTT Police responded to the area of N. Madison and Bentley Dr for littering. The complainant advised a black vehicle had thrown a large amount of trash from the window. When officers arrived the vehicle had already left the area. The only thing officers observed was a small cardboard box. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 968E E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: JUSTIN BATMAN-SMITHA Officer responded to the above location in reference to a gas drive off. Complainant advised that a newer Chevy vehicle drove off without paying for $18.70 worth of gas. Ptl LaRosa ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Domestic In Progress 816 W WILSON ST Complainant: FRANKLIN SHULTZ Report of a domestic dispute at the above address. Upon arrival, officers spoke with all parties involved and all involved advised that it was a verbal dispute over personal issues. The adult daughter left so there would be no further problems and officers cleared without incident. Ptl Miller ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV S ELLSWORTH AVE / LlMlTS Officers were dispatched to the area of S Ellsworth Ave near Snyder Rd for a disabled vehicle. Upon arrival, officers observed a farm tractor in the roadway that had lost a wheel. Officers stood by with the owner until Sinsley Towing arrived on scene. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Traffic Offense Jennings Ave. near the City limits Officer initiated a traffic stop with a tan Buick 4door vehicle on Jennings Ave. near the City limits for a speeding violation and seat belt violation. During the stop, K9 Argo was deployed and did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. During a search of the vehicle, a small amount of 'shake' was located in the center console. The driver was issued a citation for the seat belt violation and given a warning for the speed. Ptl. B. Smith ********************* Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 192 W FOURTH ST Complainant: ROBERT BARRIE Officer responded to the 100 block of W Fourth St for a report of a vehicle blocking a driveway. Officer made contact at the location and affirmed that it was a duplex. The front apartment occupant had a visitor who had parked at an angle in the driveway preventing another tenant from being able to back out. The vehicle was moved shortly thereafter to rectify the problem. Sgt B Slider ******************* Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 100 W PERSHING ST Complainant: SALEM, FIRE Officer was dispatched to the 100 block of W Pershing St in reference to a report of drug activity. Complainants advised that they could smell a strong odor of marijuana coming from the area. Officer responded but was unable to locate the source of the complaint. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Unruly / Delinquent 631 E NINTH ST PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: TIFFANY HOOVER Police responded to the 600 block of E. Ninth St. for an assault of a juvenile. The male juvenile advised that two other male juveniles had hit him and called him names while playing basketball at the park. After speaking with the juvenile officers checked the park for the subjects. After not being able to make contact officers cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Unruly / Delinquent 408 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: MICHAEL PLEGGE Officers responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave in reference to juvenile issue involving a BB gun. Complainant advised that the subjects who live behind his residence were shooting a BB gun towards his residence. Officer made contact at several residences and discovered that the juveniles who were shooting the BB gun were from another neighborhood and since left the area. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Animal Complaint 366 PENN AVE 2 Complainant: KAREN KENNEDY Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Penn Ave in reference to an animal complaint. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that her dog had gotten attacked by a pitbull which lives up the street. Officer looked at the dog and observed a cut with blood on the dog's stomach area. Officer made contact with the owner of the pitbull who advised that he had lost control of the dog on it's leash, which resulted in the complainant's dog being attacked. Officer confirmed that the dog is licensed and has had up to date shots. The owner advised that he would help pay the vet bill when the complainant takes her dog to the vet. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************* Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Speak To Officer 195 HAWLEY AVE Complainant: SAMUEL KOONS Officer responded to the 100 block of Hawley Ave. to speak with the male complainant in reference to juveniles putting poison on his sidewalk and was in fear of his dog accidentally ingesting the substance. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the two small juveniles and a parent at 207 Hawley Ave. The parent showed me a bottle of degreaser / cleaner that the juveniles sprayed on the sidewalks and stated that they were trying to kill some ants. Officer spoke with the juveniles and advised them the dangers of the substance they were using and that they should not touch any of items of that same nature with out their parents permission. The parent did clean the sidewalk with soap and water and the complainant sprayed the sidewalk off with a garden hose. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Speak To Officer S HOWARD AVE Officer was approached near the 200 block of S Howard Ave by a Salem City resident wishing to remain anonymous. The individual advised of illegal drug activity occurring at a specific location in the City. Officer gathered information to be forwarded for further investigation. Sgt B Slider ********************* Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 291 N MADISON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of N. Madison Ave. for a report of loud music. Upon arrival, the source of the music was located, however was not loud upon officer's arrival. Contact was made with several subjects sitting around a camp fire in the back yard and advised of the complaint. They agreed to keep the music at a minimum. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Assist Perry Police GOSHEN RD Complainant: PERRY TWP, PD Officer responded to the above location to assist Perry Township PD , who had requested a K9 sniff of a vehicle for which they had stopped. K9 Argo conducted a sniff of the vehicle with a positive indication of a narcotic odor. A search was conducted of the vehicle and with marijuana being located. Officer stood by while the officer finished his stop. Ptl. S. LaRosa *********************** Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 1981 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: KEVIN OGLE Officers responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. to 1981 Southeast Blvd after male complainant advised a tree from his neighbor's residence of 1979 Southeast Blvd. split in half and fell onto his garage. Complainant also advised that the tree brought down power lines knocking out his power as well as to other neighbors. Upon arrival, complainant advised he had already contacted Ohio Edison. The tree was observed to be partially his garge roof. Contact was made with the resident of 1979 Southeast Blvd. and made aware of the complaint as well. Salem Fire Dept. personnel stood by until Ohio Edison arrived on scene. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************** Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 At Location / On Foot E STATE ST / S LINCOLN AVE While on patrol officer observed a male subject riding a bicycle westbound on E. State St. near Vine Ave. The bicycle had no lighted lights as required for riding a bicycle on the roadway at dark. The male was also riding the bicycle with no hands on the handle bars and appeared to be on his phone. Officer made contact with the male subject and identified him. He was made aware of the violations and provided a verbal warning. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************ Date: Sunday, May 21, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 913 BARCLAY AVE Complainant: SEND, JOHN Officers responded to the above location for a report of loud music, Officers located and observed two subjects sitting around a small fire in the backyard and music playing. The music was barely audible at a distance of approximately fifty feet. Officers advised the subjects of the complaint and requested they be sure to keep the music down, both subjects agreed to keep the music down. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************
Sunday, May 21, 2017 07:38 AM -0500 Saturday, May 20,2017 Intoxicated Person 780 W STATE ST Officer(s) responded to the above location for a male and female subject acting in a strange way. Officer(s) made contact with the male and female out side in the parking as they were entering a Silver/Grey colored Ford Escape bearing Ohio registration, HCG3006 parked to the east side front of the parking lot/building area. The female subject advised they had only stopped to get some polar pops and were on the way home. Officer asked for identification/drivers license which they advised they had but couldn't find it at that moment. The male was shaking and advised he was just nervous because officer(s) were there and the female started to cry advising the same and that she had never been in trouble. K-9 Officer Garber and his partner Simon were just passing upon completion of another situation and stopped. Officer advised him of the situation and the behavior which he advised he would run Simon. The male and female were advised of such and to exit the vehicle. Simon made a positive hit on the drivers side area along the bottom part of the door. Officer(s) then conducted a search of the vehicle where numerous needles, spoons, drug paraphernalia were also located through out the vehicle. Both were taken into custody. The vehicle was secured since it belonged to the females mother and the store advised it would be fine for a while there. The key to the vehicle was placed in dispatch for the mother to come and pick it up to get her vehicle. Arrested: Brian M. Campbell 4404 Cream Ridge Rd Lisbon, Ohio 44432 D.O.B. 10-21-87 Possession of Drug Abuse InstrumentsIDrug Paraphernalia Erin A. Taggert 1612 E. State St Salem, Ohio 44460 D.O.B. 12-21-94 Possession of Drug Abuse Instruments/Drug Paraphernalia Both were transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Ptl. French ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer met with a male subject on station who had questions about drugs in the City and needed some advice. Officer gave him some ideas on the matter(s) of concern he had and he advised he understood. The male did not reside in the City limits. Ptl. French ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 996 W PERRY ST Complainant: CAROL ILER Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant(s)/victim(s) of two vehicles that had been entered into some time during the night time hours. Person unknown some how entered the lock vehicles of both and removed a small amount of change from both of them. The one vehicle is the second time in the past two weeks being entered. REQUESTS EXTRA PATROL IN AREA WHEN POSSIBLE Ptl. French ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 2278 SOUTHEAST BLVD SALEM Complainant: MILAN ALEK Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/victim who advised that person(s) unknown had entered his unlocked vehicle while parked at 1050 W. Perry St. Nothing he could find was missing at time of report. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Theft 875 ARCH ST SALEM Complainant: MRS REDIFER (5/20/2017 13:19:00 By: 171) COMP ADV A RED STATUE WAS STOLEN OUT OF HER YARD Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/victim who advised that some time over the night time hours person(s) unknown entered her yard area and removed a Dutch boy type figurine painted red and white holding flowers behind his back. The female one was still there. They are cement and very heavy. She requested officer to carry the female and place it in the garage. They are called kissing cousins and they were the last thing her husband bought her before he passed away. She advised she was very up set. Officer advised a report would be done and if located she would be notified. Ptl. French ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 300 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: ZEIGLER, LORI L 2450 BRAYTON K-7 ALLIANCE, OH A female subject arrived at the Police Dept. for an assault that occurred. While speaking to Police the female advised that her boyfriend had assaulted her then shoved her down the steps. The female advised that after she was able to get away she went to the Hospital then came to the station after she was released. Police then gathered information for further investigation. Ptl D. Osberg ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 146 N MADISON AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Report of a sink hole at the above address. Upon arrival, the sink hole was on the side of the street and not a traffic hazard at this time and the Street Dept. will be advised. Ptl Miller ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1020 W PERRY ST 408 Complainant: RUTH HUGGINS Report of a theft from a vehicle at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that some time overnight someone had entered her vehicle, took a pair of sunglasses and a Maroon CD case with several CD's of Sonny James. Complainant advised that nothing else appeared missing at this time. Ptl Miller ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Theft 970 W PERRY ST 504 Complainant: WINNIE ALEK Officers responded to the 900 block of W Perry St in reference to a theft report. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that she had been in the hospital for two months. Complainant advised that before she was admitted to the hospital, she had instructed her friend to leave her prescriptions on the couch so that the complainant knew were they would be. Complainant advised that after she was released from the hospital, she came home to find that her prescriptions had been stolen. Complainant advised that nobody other than her friend had been known to be in the residence but stated that the apartment complex in which she lives has many different people who work there and have access to a key. Officer advised that a report would be on file and that she could request a copy of the report in order to forward to her doctor. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************** Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 621 CEDAR ST SALEM Complainant: DESIREE COPE Police responded to the 600 block of Cedar St. for a juvenile complaint. The mother advised that a dispute started after she would not let her son leave then took his phone. After the dispute the male juvenile took off. The mother was unsure where the juvenile may have gone. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ********************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Brush / Grass Fire 166 2S LUNDY AVE Police and FD responded to the woods across from the 600 block of S. Lundy Ave for an open burn. Police and FD found the source was behind the 500 block of Aetna. It was found that two female juveniles attempted to start a fire in the woods. Officers spoke with the parents and advised them Juvenile Court as well as the juvenile officer would be contacted. After gathering information Police and FD cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ********************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 609 S UNION AVE SALEM Officer arrested 20 year old Reagan M. Duck at 609 S. Union Ave. on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. for failure to appear in a theft charge. Ms. Duck was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to a Sheriff's Dept. Deputy and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Reagan M. Duck DOB: 2-13-1997 609 S. Union Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant - Failure to Appear Ptl. B. Smith ********************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip E PERSHING ST VIC McKINNEY, SARAH C Police were flagged down at the intersection of E. Pershing and Southeast Blvd. The female advised the subject behind her had hit her and continued to follower her recklessly. Police stopped the other vehicle and spoke with the individuals. Both subjects advised that a dispute had occurred outside of Walmart over personal issues. After speaking with both subjects Officers cleared the stop. At that time Officers responded to the station to speak with the other driver. The female advised that they had a dispute and her vehicle was hit when they cut her off. Neither vehicle had any signs of damage from the incident. Ptl D. Osberg ********************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 911 Hang-Up Call 637 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of 637 N. Lincoln Ave. for a report of three 91 1 hang up calls. Officers did speak with a male subject at 637 1/2 N. Lincoln Ave. who advised that his juvenile sister and her boyfriend were involved in a verbal argument and that it may have been one of them that called. The male stated that they went their separate ways prior to officers. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************** Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Brush / Grass Fire 847 S LUNDY AVE While on patrol officer observed a large amount of black smoke coming from behind 847 S. Lundy Ave. A male subject was located at the back of the residence having an illegal fire. The Salem Fire Dept. responded and extinguished the fire. The male subject was given a verbal warning by a Lieutenant from the Fire Dept. and advised next time he would be charged. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************** Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: DEKOTA SCHMIDT Officer was dispatched to the police department to speak with a female complainant in the lobby. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised her boyfriend missed a court date this morning and wondered if he had a warrant for his arrest. The subject was ran through LEADS and no warrants were found. The complainant was advised to have her boyfriend contact the court. Ptl. C. Crider ********************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1693 E STATE ST Complainant: HEATHER BURCAW Officers responded to 1693 E. State St. for a report of a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, contact was made with a male and female subject in the driveway at the back of the residence. The male and female both reside together and have been dating approx. one month. Both confirmed that there was no physical violence. The male left for the evening and stated he was moving out. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 816 ADAMS AVE Complainant: MICHAEL BROWN Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Adams Ave in regards to a dispute. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that his son and his son's girlfriend, who live at the residence with him, wanted to leave and go to Damascus, OH to obtain money. The complainant did not want them to leave due to the lateness of hour. Officer was advised that nothing physical had occurred. Officer advised complainant that since the two individuals live at the residence with him, they are free to come and go as they please. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Domestic In Progress 847 S LUNDY AVE SALEM Complainant: KACEY ROHALEY Officers responded to the 800 block of S Lundy Ave in regards to a domestic in progress. Complainant advised that her boyfriend had flipped over a coffee table and thrown an ash tray at her. Upon arrival, officers found the male subject outside the rear of the residence relaxing with a friend in a calm manner. The intoxicated complainant advised that the subject wrestled her to the ground and took away her cell phone. However, the complainant advised there were no injuries. Due to lack of evidence that a physical altercation had taken place, officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ******************** Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017 Suspicious Activity 354 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: REBECCA HARTLEY Officers responded to the 300 block of E Third St where a resident was concerned about someone possibly being inside of the apartment. Officers checked the interior and found no evidence of a trespasser. The resident advised of a closet door that is kept closed which has been found open on several occasions. Officers observed the closet door was an old style tumbler and catch plate and it appeared that the door was coming open on its own due to changes in the humidity causing the wooden door frame to expand andlor shrink. Sgt B Slider ************************
Saturday, May 20, 2017 08:46 AM -0500 Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 313 W FIFTH ST SALEM Unit #1: 2014 Chevrolet HB Spark Pink in color Owner/Operator: Sandra Glass 1380 S. Lincoln Ave Apt. #4 Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2010 Hyundai SW SantaFe Blue in color Owner: Justin Weingart 4806 Depot Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: Adrian Weingart 4806 Depot Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was heading east bound on W. 5th St and making a right hand turn into a private drive in between 313 & 327. Unit #2 was west bound on W. 5th St and went left of center striking Unit #1 in the left rear corner with it's left front area. NO injuries reported at time of crash. Passenger in Unit #1 advised she may have the owner/operator take her to the hospital by private vehicle but refused any medical at scene. No Unit(s) towed. Operator of Unit #2, Adrian Weingart, was cited for Failure to Maintain Reasonable Control 333.08 and given a court date of Thursday 05-25-17 at 8:30 A.M. for the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Ptl. French ******************** Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: LESLIE FERGUSON Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that a gold colored Impala pumped $10.00 from pump #8 into it and the young dark skin male subject had left east bound on State St with out paying. The complainant advised she did go out and talk with another male who was pumping gas that was talking to the male who drove off with out paying but no information was given. Note: The vehicle had Tiger like paws on the back of it. Ptl. French ******************** Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Speak TO Officer 961 W WILSON ST Complainant: joshua burke Complainant advised that his ex-wife has a protection order against him, she has been calling and harassing him since she had the order against him. Complainant advised that he just wanted it documented in case there is any further problems. Ptl Miller ********************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Parking Complaint - Violation 157 OHIO AVE SALEM Complainant: ALICE GUNNING Officer responded to the above location and observed numerous vehicle parked on the east side of the parking lot by Ohio Ave & E. Pershing area in the parking lot of the church. Officer talked with the male janitor and he advised he felt the vehicles were there very early this morning. Who ever had a trip planned parked their vehicles there and left on another vehicle (transportation bus?). Officer advised him to let the complainant know that officer couldn't do any thing at this time since no one was there and no identification on who sponsored the trip or who took them. He advised he would let the complainant know. Officer also advised that it was a private property issue. He advised he understood. Ptl. French ******************** Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Parking Complaint - Violation NEWGARDEN AVE - RAILROAD Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER (5/19/2017 06:38:01 By: 144) RED WARNING ISSUED Officer responded to the above location and observed a grey colored vehicle bearing Ohio registration, GUW6562 parked with in a couple feet of the stop sign on Railroad by Newgarden. Officer issued the above warning for parking with in 30 feet of the stop sign. It makes it hard for the tractor trailers that use that area to turn onto or off of those roads at that intersection. Ptl. French ******************* Accident No Injury Reported E PERSHING ST / WOODLAND AVE Police responded to E. Pershing St. and Woodland St. for a two vehicle accident. The driver of a black Ford SUV (James Harris) was South bound on Woodland St. when it pulled out and struck a black KIA SUV (Patricia Bryan) traveling East bound. When Police arrived both drivers advised no medical attention was needed. Both vehicles has minor damage and was able to drive away from the scene. Mr. Harris was cited for Failure To Yield. Ptl D. Osberg ******************** Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Domestic In Progress 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: KAYLA GRUBB Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Newgarden Avenue for a domestic in progress. Officers responded and spoke with a female who advised she was in a verbal argument with her daughter in regards to her daughters new boyfriend. The complainant was located in the 100 block of S. Howard Avenue and she stated she was at the residence getting some belongings for her and her child when her mother started a verbal argument with her. Both subjects denied any physical altercation which was confirmed by a female subject who was with the complainant. The complainant advised she was staying some where else. Ptl. C. Crider ******************** Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Officers responded to the Police Department to speak to a complainant about problems she has been having with her 15 year old daughter. The complainant advised officers that she has been contacted by the juvenile court for her to sign papers. The complainant also advised officers that she believes her daughter stole money from her purse. Officers advised the complainant that a report will be filled and that she needs to contact the juvenile court to proceed any further. Ptl. J.Brooks ******************** Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / GEORGETOWN RD Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation on W. State St. near Georgetown Rd. A probable cause search was conducted and a small amount of residue was located. The driver was given a written warning for the violation and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************* Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 Person To Be Removed 211 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: KATHLEEN NORWOOD Officers responded to the 200 block of W Seventh St for a person to be removed. The complainant advised that the male subject was highly intoxicated and would not leave her residence. The male subject had several cuts on his person and he stated that he had fallen outside. The complainant stated that the male subject had hit his head several times from falling. First responders and KLG were called to the scene and the male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. E. Perry ******************** Date: Friday, May 19, 2017 911 Hang-Up Call 970 W PERRY ST 504 Complainant: WINNIE ALEK Officers responded to the 900 block of W Perry St in regards to a 911 Hang-Up Call. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the female subject who advised that she did not realize that she called 911 but did advise that she was not feeling well. Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance subsequently responded to the scene. The female subject then signed a refusal form. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Assist Other Agency 410 BENTON RD Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officers responded to the 400 block of Benton Rd to assist the Perry Police Department. Officers arrived on scene and stoodby while Perry Township Police conducted their investigation. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1323 WESTVIEW DR Complainant: DEELLEN MCFARLAND Officer responded to the 1300 block of Westview Dr for a breaking and entering of a residence. The complainant advised her ex-boyfriend was at her residence when she was at work and took several items that belonged to her. She stated that the male did not have permission to be inside the residence and has not lived at the residence since last year. The officer took pictures of the inside of the residence. Officer made contact with the male subject and advised him of the complaint. The male subject stated that he would write a statement about the incident. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ******************** Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Civil Matter 1073 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: STEPHANIE BELL Officer responded to the Salem Police department to take a report about a civil matter. The complainant advised that the male subject violated a court order protection order with her children. The complainant was advised that a report would be on file but she would need to advised the courts about the violation due to it being a civil matter. Ptl. E. Perry ******************** Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Unruly / Delinquent PROSPECT ST 900 BLOCK B PARK PLAYGROUND Officer responded to the above location for a report of two juveniles hitting sticks off the benches. Officer made contact with the juveniles and advised them to stop and clean up the mess they made. Ptl. D. Young ******************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER First responders responded to the above location for a ambulance needed report. The subject was unresponsive. The subject was transported by ambulance to Salem ER. Officer responded to the ER and it was found that the subject was administered narcan, and was being evaluated by medical staff. Ptl. D. Young ******************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Offtcers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant about someone harassing them over the Internet. Officers got the necessary information from the complainant. The complainant advised officers that she has not been threatened directly and that the other person involved has not used her name in the threats. Offtcers advised the complainant that a report will be filled. Ptl Brooks ******************** Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Civil Matter 317 N MADISON AVE Complainant: KATHLEEN NORWOOD Officer responded to the 300 block of N Madison Ave for a civil matter. The complainant advised the female subject was violating an order of protection at the residence. The officer spoke with the female subject who stated she thought the protection order was no longer valid. She was advised to contact the courts to see if the protection order was still in place. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Assist Perry Police OSR45 Complainant: PERRY TWP, PD K9 Simon was requested by Perry Twp. Police on SR 45 near the Salem Golf Club. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle and officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************** Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1337 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1300 block of E. State St. for a motor vehicle accident without injury. The driver of unit #1 did fail to stop before rear ending unit # 2. Photos of the vehicles were taken and both parties involved were given a copy of the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited for ACDA. Cited: Joseph A. Mcintyre DOB: 6-23-1991 Address: 4005 Marsol Ave. Grove City, OH 43123 Offense: Assured Clear Distance ORD 333.03 Ptl Brooks ******************** Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2900 E STATE ST B SALEM Officers responded to Home Depot parking lot for a motor vehicle accident without injuries. Officers took photos of the damage and provided both parties involved with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J.Brooks *********************
Friday, May 19, 2017 09:50 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Fire OAK ST / JEFFERSON Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported fire. Upon arrival, officers stood by for traffic control while Salem FD checked on power lines that were smoking. Ohio Edison arrived and corrected the situation. Sgt. K. Toy ********************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Speak To Officer 577 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Columbia for a reported speak with an officer regarding harassment. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he believed that several person in the neighborhood had been spying on him when he goes outside. The complainant stated further that he believed the same persons were posting multiple photos of him on the Internet. The complainant was unable to provide officer with anything to verify his complaint. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Unruly / Delinquent 157 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: SAMANTHA GALCHICK Officers were called to a disturbance involving a juvenile on W. Seventh St. Upon arrival officers found the juvenile to be highly upset A parent was on scene with her and it was determined that she go to SRMC ER for evaluation. First responders and EMT responded and transported. Officers also responded to ER and explained the matter to the nurse on duty. Banar90l *********************** Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Accident Private Property 752 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: MELISSA TYGER, BOARDMAN, OH Unit 1 was traveling northbound on Newgarden Ave in the 700 blk and following another vehicle. Unit 2 was in a private driveway at 752 Newgarden Ave. Unit 2 was backing out of the drive and failed to yield right of way to the units on the street. Unit 1 observed the vehicle in front of her nearly get backed into by unit 2 and unit 2 continued out onto the street. Driver of unit 1 stated she braked but was unable to stop and struck unit 2 in the rear end causing major damage to each unit. Unit 2 cited with failure to yield from private property. Unit 1 2011 Hyundai Sonota driver: Kristina Mishler owner: same as driver Unit 2 2002 Buick Century driver: Timothy Davin owner: Mike Showalter Banar90l ********************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 673 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a warrant check. Complainant advised of a possible subject with an active warrant. Upon arrival, the subject was located and the warrant was confirmed out of Columbiana County. The subject was placed into custody and transported to Salem PD for processing. The subject was ultimately released to CCSO. Arrested: Timothy N. Thompson DOB: 11/27/87 673 E. 3rd St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant / FTA Sgt. K. Toy ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Person With A Gun Complainant: TONY DILLINGER Officers spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding a person with a gun. The complainant advised that a male pulled a firearm on him after an altercation. The other male involved also responded to the police station and both males did fill out statements. A prosecutor was contacted and the incident is under investigation. Ptl D Beeson ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Attempted Suicide 1526 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officer responded to the above location for a report of a suicidal female. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the female in question who did stated she was thinking about hurting herself. KLG arrived on scene and the female was voluntarily transported to Salem ER for evaluation. Ptl. D. Young ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Fight 536 WALNUT ST Complainant: william tomlin Officers responded to the 500 block of Walnut St. for a report of a fight. Upon arrival, there was a male subject sitting on the ground with a cut on his nose and complaining of chest pains. After speaking to several witnesses it was determined that the male subject on the ground was the aggressor. The other subject involved advised that he did not wish to pursue charges. The male who was sitting on the ground was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Recovered Bicycle 905 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ROBERT DONNALLEY Officer responded to the 900 block of NewGarden Ave for a recovered bicycle. The complainant advised he found a bicycle laying in his backyard and did not know who it belonged to. The officer took the bike back to the police station to have it logged into lost property. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Harassment 1184 E STATE ST Complainant: JAMES JACKSON Officers responded to the Salem Police Station for a report of harassment. The complainant advised that a juvenile had taken a picture with a gun and sent it to him through social media. The officers checked the residence where the juvenile was suppose to be staying. Another juvenile answered the door and stated that the male juvenile had left the residence and no one had a gun inside the residence. The juvenile was advised to tell his friend to contact the police department ASAP. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Civil Matter 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: CHRISTINA MINGER Officers responded to the 800 block of Granite Ave for a civil matter. The female subject advised she needed to get her belongings from a residence. Officers stood-by until the subject got her belongings to make sure everything stayed civil at the residence. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Child Juvenile Problem 1654 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: REBEKAH HUMENIUK- SHAW Officers responded to the above location for a report of juvenile problems. Complainant stated that her daughter is being unruly and stated she was going to cut her wrists. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the juvenile in question who did state that she said she was going to cut her wrists due to her mother taking her cell phone. The mother wanted her daughter taken to Salem ER for evaluation. KLG responded and transported the juvenile. Ptl. D. Young ********************* Date: Thursday, May 18, 2017 SEX- Rape 674 E SIXTH ST 2 Complainant: ANDREA KINNEY Officers responded to the 600 block of E Sixth St for a rape report. The victim advised the male suspect raped her inside the complainants apartment right before she called the police department. The victim was advised to go to Salem Regional Medical Center to get a rape kit done. Evidence was collected from the scene. The male suspect arrived at the police station and was interviewed by the detective. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Civil Matter 2511 BENTLEY DR Complainant: ALLAN BROOKS Officer(s) responded to the 2500 block of Bentley for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. After speaking with the complainant officers advised him the matter was civil in nature. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************
Thursday, May 18, 2017 09:23 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Private property accident Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Both Unit # 1 and Unit #2 had been legally parked in the parking lot of the business. Both vehicles then backed from there parking spots and struck each other in the middle of the lane. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the left rear bumper area. Unit # 2 sustained damage to the right rear bumper area. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Officers cleared. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / John Knox Unit # 2 / owner / Lowry Supply driver / Gary Sobotka Ptl R Keister ************************ Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Civil Matter 2511 BENTLEY DR SALEM Complainant: ALLAN BROOKS Officer(s) responded to the 2500 block of Bentley for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. After speaking with the complainant officers advised him the matter was civil in nature. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 Natural Gas Leak 200 BLOCK OF N UNION AVE Complainant: MADELINE KNEPPER Officer was dispatched to the above location for a gas leak. It was advised that the FD has been there the night prior to this incident and that Columbia Gas was purging the line. Ptl Z Sanford ********************* Date. Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 142 W THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: UNKNOWN, CAROLYNN Police were summoned to a domestic dispute in the 100 block of W. Third St. Police separated and spoke with both parties, with both advising no violence occurred. Police calmed the situation and cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************** Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Road 270 ROOSEVELT AVE SALEM Complainant: ROB KETCHUM Officer along with the Salem Fire Dept. responded to the 200 block of Roosevelt Ave. after the male complainant called to report a low hanging wire over the roadway that also connects to his residence. Upon arrival, officer stood by while fire dept. personnel investigated and cleared a short time later. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Child Juvenile Problem 943 W WILSON ST SALEM Complainant: JORDAN SMELTZER Officers responded to the 900 block of W. Wilson St. to speak with the male complainant in reference to two male juveniles making derogatory comments towards his juvenile step son as well as telling his step son that he better watch his back. Contact was made with the two suspect juveniles and their parents. They were advised of the complaint and the parents stated that they would take care of the issue with their respective child. The suspect juveniles did apologize to the complainanfs step son. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Ambulance Needed 284 E FOURTH ST While on patrol officer observed dispatch had sent Salem First Responders and an ambulance to the 200 block of E Fourth St for a medical problem. Officer was in the immediate area of the call and stopped to check on the individual. Salem First Responders arrived just after this officer and tended to the victim. Officer affirmed nothing further was needed and then cleared. Sgt B Slider ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Natural Gas Leak N UNION AVE / CLEVELAND Complainant: MICHAEL GASKILL Officer responded to the area of N. Union Ave. and Cleveland St. for a report of a natural gas leak. Upon arrival, officer stood by while the Salem Fire Dept. investigated the leak. Officer cleared a short time later. Ptl. B. Smith ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Stolen Bicycle 421 SHARP AVE Complainant: ALYSSA SLUTER Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Sharp Avenue for a report of a stolen bicycle. Officer responded andspoke with the complainant who stated her son advised her two juveniles stole his bike and were in the 1100 block of Prospect Street. Officers located the complainants son in the 1100 block of Prospect Street and he had possession of his bike. Ptl. C. Crider ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 SpeakTO Officer 228 VINE AVE SALEM Officer on patrol stopped to speak with a male outside of an apartment building in the 200 block of Vine St. after the male made a gesture to get the officer's attention. Officer spoke with a male subject who stated that he was unhappy because he felt like he was being followed in his vehicle. He was also unhappy about officers being in the area of his apartment complex. Officer advised that officers were just doing their job and patrolling the city. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Animal Complaint 2487 E STATE ST B GROCERY Complainant: CHERYL STRUM Officer responded to the above location in reference to an animal left in a vehicle unattended. Officer arrived on scene as the owner was loading groceries into the vehicle. He was advised of the complaint. Officer cleared. Ptl. S.LaRosa ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1341 FAIRVIEW AVE Officers were dispatched to the 1300 block of Fairview Ave in regards to a domestic dispute report. Dispatch advised that a female juvenile had called and advised that her mother had thrown her on the ground. Upon arrival, officers spoke with both the female juvenile and her mother. The juvenile stated that her mother had thrown her on the ground and held her up against the wall. Her mother stated that her daughter had come home angry and began to punch and kick her multiple times after they had an argument. Her mother advised that she grabbed her daughter's leg in order to keep her daughter from kicking her in the face, thus resulting in her daughter falling on her back. The female's mother had a minor injury to her leg, which appeared consistent with being kicked, and a slight red mark on her arm. The Salem Fire Department First Responders were requested to the scene to tend to all parties involved. The juvenile was subsequently taken into custody for Domestic Violence (ORC 2919.25) and transported to the police department for processing. She was later transported to the Louis Tobin Attention Center. Ptl. Cochran ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Dog At Large 638 S UNION AVE Police responded to the 600 block of S. Union for a dog at large. When officers arrived the dog had already taken off. Officers advised the home owner that if the dog returned to be very cautious if checking the dog for a dog tag just in case it is aggressive. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg *********************
Wednesday, May 17, 2017 09:09 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Solicitor(s) 1158 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: TODD MESKELL Officer responded to the above location and found a male subject with an AT&T identification tag on at 1158 Cleveland. Officer advised he needed to stop but he advised they have the permit it's at the office and his boss may have it. Refer to report 201 73144. He advised he would stop and then make sure that they had the permit with them if they have it. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 1090 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JIM DOWNING (5-16-2017 16:45:15 By: 171) COMP ADV TREE COMPANY PULLED LlNE DOWN (5-16-2017 16:48:53 By: 171) LlNE BEING FIXED Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that the tree service he had hired had accidentally hit the power line / electrical line with a tree branch they were cutting down. They had a person coming to fix the problem along with a temporary fix for vehicles to pass with out any problems. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Solicitor(s) 300 BLOCK OF Complainant: SUSAN STERLING Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that a male subject came to her residence advising he was there checking on her T.V. service. He had also gone to her neighbors residence to the east of her who have never had any digital cable. She requested to see his permit then he gave her a name from five years ago who used to live there. The vehicle he was operating had a Utah registration, D737SA. Officer could not locate the male subject in the area. Officer left a red warning on the vehicle for abandoned vehicle parked partially on the road way and in the grass along with leaving a note for soliciting with out proper permit. Officer left in the note the person and address they needed to see. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Attempted Suicide 354 E THIRD ST UP Complainant: KLG AMBULANCE A female in the 300 block of E. 3rd St. was contemplating suicide and decided to call for help prior to doing anything drastic. She was voluntarily transported to the Salem ER for evaluation. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************* Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Civil Matter 1535 CLEVELAND ST SALEM Police stood by at 1535 Cleveland St. while an assault victim gathered her belongings from the residence. The other tenant had placed the items outside. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************** Date Tuesday, May 16, 2017 Underage Consumption 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: CHRISTINA MINGER Officers responded to the 800 block of Granite St in reference to a report of underage drinking. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the subjects on scene who denied having alcohol. Upon further investigation, it was discovered that both a female juvenile and an adult male, who was only 18 years of age, had consumed alcohol at some point during the evening. Both the male and female were subsequently arrested and transported to the police department for processing. The female was later released to her aunt but, the male was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Joseph A. Ross DOB 12/27/1998 875 Granite St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Underage Consumption (ORC 4301.69 E-1) Ptl. Cochran ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Traffic Offense - K9 Argo was deployed 615 S LINCOLN AVE Officer initiated a traffic stop with a tan Dodge Durango in the rear parking lot of 61 5 S. Lincoln Ave. for an equipment (one brake light) violation and a turn signal violation that occurred on Franklin Ave. During investigation into the stop, K9 Argo was deployed. K9 Argo alerted to the presence of narcotic odor. During a search of the vehicle, a baggie of suspected marijuana was located. Also during the search, two packages of a brownish substance was located that is believed to be THC. A front seat male passenger in the vehicle, 27 year old Cody L. McKinney was issued a MM citation for possession of marijuana. He was given a court date of Thursday May 18th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. The brownish substance will be sent to BCI&I for testing with additional charges pending against a second male passenger in the vehicle. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Cody L. McKinney DOB: 7-17-1989 608 Cherry St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Possession of Marijuana - MM Ptl. B. Smith *********************** Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Domestic In Progress 247 M APLE ST SALEM Complainant: BECKY JONES Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of Maple Street for a domestic in progress. Officers responded and made contact with a male subject who advised he was having a bad day and his weed eater would not work properly. The subject advised he was yelling at the weed eater and threw it in the back yard. Officers made contact with a female subject in the house who advised there was no argument, just the male subject mad at the weed eater. Ptl. C. Crider ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Traffic Offense - K9 Argo deployed BENTON RD / W STATE ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the area of W State St and Benton Rd for a turn signal violation. After a brief investigation, the driver and both passengers were removed from the vehicle. K9 Argo was subsequently deployed for an open air sniff and alerted to the presence of narcotic odor. The vehicle was subsequently searched but nothing illegal was located. The operator was afforded a warning for the turn signal and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Suspicious Person S LINCOLN / TRACKS Complainant: AMANDA HEATH Officers responded to the area of S. Lincoln Ave. near the city limits for a report of a male subject slumped over the wheel of a vehicle. Upon arrival, officers checked the area and were unable to locate anybody. Perry Twp. Police Dept. was also notified to respond and check their area. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************** Date. Monday, May 15, 2017 Mental Disturbed Person 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Complainant: JANICE BLACK Police responded to Walmart for a disorderly male fighting with multipal subjects. When officers and Salem FD arrived they were made aware the male subject has mental issues. The subjects holding down the male were the care givers trying to calm him down. The care givers requested that officers and FD just keep bystanders clear while dealing with the patient. After awhile the care givers were able to get that male into the vehicle and leave. Police and FD then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg *********************
Tuesday, May 16, 2017 08:59 AM -0500 Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Accident Private Property 855 W STATE ST DUNKIN DONUTS Complainant: STACIE BIDDLE Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #1 : 2011 Dodge SW Journey Silver in color Owner: John Biddle 1807 Goshen Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: Stacie Biddle 1807 Goshen Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: Blue in color Possibly Chevrolet S10 type Owner: ? Operator: Older male subject In back of truck was a walker Unit #1 was at the drive through window waiting to pick up their order heading north bound on the east side of the building. Unit #2 pulled up behind Unit #1 striking Unit #1 in the rear with it's front. Unit #2 stayed against Unit #1 with the operator waiving his hands in the air making gestures at those in Unit #1 . Unit #1 pulled off to the west parking area after getting their order. Unit #2 pulled off to the east parking area and appeared to be waiting for this department to show up. As officer pulled into the lot Unit #2 pulled out leaving west bound on SR14. The operator and passenger of Unit #1 advised they had given the dispatcher the license plate number of Unit #2. The number for Unit #2 comes back not in file at time of report. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 961 W WILSON ST B Complainant: CHERI BURKE Officer responded to the above location and was advised that person&) unknown had attempted to gain entryinto the residence through the front door by hitting it with their body breaking the door frame but they did not gain entry. This occurred between 1230 & 1430hrs. The complainant/victim advised this has been another attempt after just moving there and her cars being entered with meds taken and a 30 day tag taken. REQUEST EXTRA PATROL WHEN POSSIBLE. Ptl. French *********************** Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 600 BLOCK OF Fair Officer was on routine patrol and observed a red colored Ford Ranger truck bearing Ohio registration, GSU3380 sitting in the back yard of a residence at 693 Fair by Maple. The vehicle appeared to not be in operation and was given a red warning for City violation of Illegally Parked / Abandoned Vehicle Private Property 303.10. Officer did talk with a male subject at the residence who advised his buddy had dropped it there since it broke down. The plate came back to a black Chevrolet which he was advised also of the improper plate. He was advised they had 10 days and he called his friend while officer was there. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV SHARP AVE / W WILSON ST Complainant: MEGAN MARTIN Officer responded to the above location and observed a number of people pushing a vehicle bearing Ohio registration, E449728 west bound on W. Wilson. It was found that the vehicle was a DAV and they were trying to get it home just up the street. A male subject stopped and called for his workers to come down the street. They were working just up the road. They came down and helped move the vehicle. The owner of the vehicle advised she was going to call the dealership to have them tow it. ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Fraud 1317 W NINTH ST Complainant: MICHAEL MINANYER Complainant advised that someone had gained access to his debit card (consumers bank) and used it for $55.00. Complainant just wanted it documented and the report number for his bank. Ptl MILLER ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 166 HIGHLAND AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and observed a lawn company vehicle parked in the no parking area along with a white colored Chevrolet S10 pick up truck parked behind it both facing north bound on the east side of the road way. Officer talked with the lawn care subject who advised he thought the sign meant to the curb after a short explanation he moved to the other side which was legal. Officer could not locate the owner of the pick up truck. Pink ticket #3223 was issued for #I No Parking zone. Ohio registration, DC16TW. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 186 S HOWARD AVE A Complainant: JACOB ANDREWS Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that his live in fiance got made at him for not bringing her home food last night after he had worked an 11 hour day. She locked him out of the bedroom where the bathroom is located and he needed to go so he broke through the door. He also advised that his medication is missing and it is not where it was when he had left for work yesterday and he needs it he had three weeks left. He also advised that she over drafted his account and now he had to stop the card because it is missing also. The female denied all allegations and made other claims on what may have happened to his medications and that also the account is a joint one. He did advise that a while ago she did deposit her pay check into the account but that's been long gone. He had gone through the clothing making a mess she advised and she did throw an ash tray across the room. Officer advised both to try and get along and that if officer@) were to return then one or both could face charges and being taken to jail. They advised they understood. They have been back together for approximately one year and he had given her an engagement ring which he wanted back since he still owed on it and she refused, telling him it was a gift. Officer advised him that, that part and the account are more civil then criminal. Note: The female half advised she was packing and moving out. No physical violence at time of report. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Shoplifter(s) 2333 E STATE ST Complainant: JENNIFER SMITH Officers responded to the above location for a report of a shop lifter, Officers located the subject and she admitted to taking the item without paying for it. Officers placed the subject under arrest and was transported to Salem Police Department for processing. During the paperwork process the subject complained of being light headed Fire Department was advised, while treating the subject she made threats of harming herself. Officers pink slipped the subject and she was transported to Salem ER for an evaluation. Arrestee Melissa L. Mclean(46) 3633 Lisbon Road Leetonia, Oh 44431 D.0.B 10-10-1970 Arrested and charged with Theft Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************** Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Theft Complainant: JACOB ANDREWS Officer met with the complainant on station who wanted to report his debit card and medications taken. Refer to report #20173110 from earlier over a dispute with the complainant and his live in fiance. The debit card had the pay check from the fiance in it previously and the medications she denied any knowledge of. Ptl. Miller ********************* Date: Monday, May 15, 2017 Bomb Threat 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Complainant: DANIEL CITRO Officers responded to the above location in response a information about a bomb threat. The store followed their procedures and this department along with the F.D. checked the interior along with some store personnel. Then F.D.and this department blocked the entrances / exits until the store advised it was clear. Ptl. Miller ********************* Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Assist Perry Police 1827 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: PERRY, TWP K9 Simon was requested for an open air sniff of a vehicle by Perry Twp. PD at the intersection of S. Lincoln Ave. and SR 45 Bypass. K9 Simon did alert and indicate to the presence of narcotic odor. Perry Twp. PD did recover a large amount of contraband. Salem PD officers stood by and assisted the Perry Twp. PD and cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************* Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Dog at Large 1984 SOUTHEAST BLVD While on patrol, officer located a dog running loose but was unable to catch it. Officer Perry was flagged down by a female and advised that her dog ran away. Officer located the dog in the 1800 block of Southeast Blvd. Contact was made with the owner and the dog was retrieved. Ptl. D. Young ********************* Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Runaway / Missing Complainant: TABATHA CUNNINGHAM Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a missing juvenile. The complainant advised that her son never came home and he was an hour late and would not answer his phone. The complainant stated she had already checked Centennial Park where he was suppose to be and none of his friends knew where he was. The juvenile was entered into LEADS as a missing juvenile and officers checked several areas for the juvenile. Approximately 45 minutes later the complainant was on station with her son advising he was assaulted when walking home. The juvenile was checked by first responders and the mother transported him to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officer spoke with the juvenile about the assault and he advised he did not wish to pursue any charges and refused to write a statement about the incident. The mother was advised to contact the PD if the juvenile decided to change his mind about pursuing charges. Ptl. E. Perry *********************
Monday, May 15, 2017 08:52 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant:HEATHER DOWNS Complainant on station to speak with a officer about a situation concerning a person who had stayed at her residence. the complainant stated that she had let a person known to her stay at her residence and that she now believes the persons children are stealing from her. The complainant stated further that the person had moved out aprox. one week ago and she is now refusing to come and get her belongings. Officers advised the complainant of her options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************** Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1892 E STATE ST SALEM Officer(s) responded to the 1800 block of East State St. for a reported dispute. On arrival officers spoke with one of th persons who had been involved. The juvenile stated that he had been involved in a verbal dispute with his uncle that had started in the 900 block of East Pershing St. The juvenile stated further that the verbal dispute had continued at his place of employment in the 1800 block of East State St when the uncle arrived there. The juvenile stated that he and his uncle had pushed each other and that his work shirt had been ripped Officer advised both the juvenile and his mother of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers then responded to the 900 block of East Pershing St to speak with the uncle. On arrival officers spoke with the uncle who provided the same information. Officers also advised the uncle of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************** Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Civil Matter 1007 E FOURTH ST Complainant:MICHAEL HAMILTON Offcer(s) responded to the 1000 block of East 4th St for a report of a person to be removed. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that a person known to him had been attempting to enter the residence without his permission. After speaking with the complainant it was determined that the person in question periodically stays at the residence. Officers advised the complainant that due to the circumstances the matter would be civil in nature. Officers then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************* Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 325 W STATE ST RESTAURANT Complainant:ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above address for a report of individuals inside of a red vehicle in the rear parking lot using drugs. Upon officer approach there was a female individual in the passenger front seat. Officer spoke with the individual and advised her of the complaint. Officer had the female individual step out of the vehicle. Officer had the K9 unit respond to the scene to perform an open air sniff of the vehicle which K9 Simon did indicate to the scent of narcotics. Subsequently officers searched the vehicle recovering drug abuse instruments that was inside of the passengers purse used to abuse drugs. The individual was then placed under arrest for the possession of the drug abuse instruments along with possession of drug paraphernalia. The female individual was then transported to the Salem Police Department for processing and booking then later transported to the Columbiana County Jail where she was released. Arrested / Michelle Dimuzio Address// 738 E. Midlothian Blvd. Youngstown Oh 44504 DOBII 02/11/1976 Charged / Possession of Drug Abuse Instruments and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Ptl Z Sanford *********************** Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Person To Be Removed 445 SHARP AVE ST Complainant:MICHEAL ANDERSON Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to an unwanted person. Upon arrival, the complainant advised he wanted a friend removed from his residence. The complainant stated that she had only been there a few hours but was being destructive. The friend was transported to Salem PD to await a ride. Sgt. K. Toy ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Speak To Officer 340 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant:RICHARD HOLBROOK Complainant on station to speak with an officer in regards to a family member living with his mother. The complainant requested how to get the person out of the residence. Officer explained the eviction process. Sgt. K. Toy ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Assist Perry Police K9 Simon was deployed N LINCOLN AVE / E TWELFTH Officers from Salem PD and Perry Twp. PD stopped a vehicle on E 12th St. just off N. Lincoln Ave. for a possible stolen vehicle / unauthorised use. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor during the investigation. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle and during the investigation the alleged victim recanted her statement. Salem Officers turned the narcotics case over to the Perry Twp. Officer as there was no charges from the incident in the City. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************* Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Drug Overdose - revived with narcan 585 E SIXTH ST Complainant:SAMSON CROWL Officers responded to the 500 block of E Sixth St along with first responders and KLG for a drug overdose. The male subject was found unresponsive but was able to be revived with narcan. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. The male subject was found to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County and the Sheriff's Department was advised. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Sunday, May 14, 2017 Traffic Offense SHARP AVE / PROSPECT ST Officer on routine patrol, observed a vehicle with an equipment violation. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the accused vehicle on Sharp Avenue and Prospect St at 0136 hours. Upon further investigation it was found that the driver and two of the passengers were juveniles. The three juveniles inside of the vehicle were subsequently placed under arrest for curfew and then transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing. Two of the juveniles were then released to an adult. It was found that one of the juveniles was reported missing from Lisbon Police Department. Lisbon Police Department responded to pick up that juvenile and then transported him from the Salem Police Department. The driver of the vehicle was issued a written warning for Tail Lamp Required. Davidsons Towing responded to the scene to remove the vehicle from the roadway. Ptl C Walla ********************** Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM SUPERMARKET Complainant:CYNTHIA WOLFORD Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a report of a juvenile problem. Officer arrived and spoke with an employee of a local business who advised that a juvenile routinely causes trouble in the business. The juvenile was no longer present and the complainant was advised to call back if he came back. Ptl D Beeson ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Ambulance Needed 976 JEFFERSON AVE Complainant:(SUBJECT) Officers responded to the 900 block of Jefferson Ave for a well being check on an elderly female. The female appeared to be very disoriented and first responders and KLG were called to the scene. The female's son was also called to the scene who advised the complainant had dementia and sometimes she gets very confused. KLG advised she did not need to be transported if a family member would stay with her for the evening since her vital signs were normal. The son agreed to stay at the residence for the evening and was advised to call the PD if they needed any further assistance. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLOCK OF ROSE While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop the K9 did an open air sniff of the vehicle. the K9 did not indicate on the vehicle and the driver was given a written warning for the traffic violation. Ptl D Beeson *********************
Sunday, May 14, 2017 08:32 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit 1, HARRY SMITH, A rental from Enterprise in Salem, was stopped facing south on S. Lincoln near Franklin at the red light. Unit 2, KATI GATEWOOD, LISBON, OH, was approaching from behind when driver was distracted by her children. Unit 2 struck unit 1 in the rear causing damage to both units. Driver of unit 2 charged with ACDA, passenger from unit 1 taken to SRMC by KLG for neck/head pain. (Both drivers were advised to show proof of insurance this day prior to 1800 hrs.) refer to OH-I report for additional Ptl Banar ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Check Well Being 893 E FIFTH ST Complainant: SIERRA CENTOFANTI Officer(s) responded to the 800 block of East 5th St to check on the welfare of a child who had been visiting with her father. On arrival officers wee unable to make contact with anyone at the residence. After receiving more information officers were able to make contact with the persons in question at a local business. Officers ensured that the child was ok and then advised the father of the reason fore the welfare check. Officers then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************** Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Possible Scam 1950 S ELLSWORTH AVE A Complainant: DANIEL KAISER Complainant advised he has been receiving texts from a person wanting to hire him for vehicle transport. He feels it is a scam or fraud and wanted our dept to know. A photo of the text was taken and I advised him to block the calls and if that did not work I would attempt to make contact with the person to advise. Banar901 ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Open Burning 1535 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers checked an open burning call and found it behind 1535 Cleveland St. Officer made contact with the male at the property who was advised of the call. Male was identified as being the landlord and he quickly put out the fire with water. Fire was in a burn area in the back yard. Banar901 *********************** Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Traffic Offense 1300 BLOCK OF N LINCOLN A Officer was on routine patrol in the 900 block of N Lincoln Ave and initiated a traffic stop in the 11 00 block of N Lincoln Ave for marked lanes. The driver of the vehicle was administered a field sobriety test and was found to be impaired. The driver was taken into custody for OVI and transported to the Salem Police Department where he was processed and booked. The vehicle was towed from the stop by Sinsley's towing per the owner's request. The driver was released into a family members custody. Arrested James E. Moffett DOB: 09-12-1969 Address: 9716 Water St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Ala and 4511.19Al h, Failure to drive in marked lanes ORC 4511.33A1 Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Intoxicated Person 1125 E STATE ST Officer responded to the above location for a report of an intoxicated person. Complainant stated there was a subject in a silver vehicle sitting his is car yelling at people walking by his car. Upon arrival, officer observed the vehicle in question leaving the parking lot. Officer conducted a traffic stop in the area of E. State St. and Park Dr. Officer observed a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming form the vehicle. The driver was found to be intoxicated and taken into custody for OVI. The driver was transported to this station for testing and later released to his mother. ARA: Zachary C. Willis 100 School St. Washingtonville Oh, 44490 D.0.B.- 03/11/2017 Charge- O.V. I. Ptl. D. Young ********************* Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017 Traffic Offense N HOWARD AVE / W THIRD ST SALEM While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. During the stop the K9 did indicate on the vehicle. A probable cause search was conducted but nothing of significance was located. The driver was issued a written warning for the offense. Ptl D Beeson ******************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Domestic In Progress S BROADWAY AVE / FRANKLIN SALEM Complainant: DESIREE INGLEDUE Officers responded to the 500 block of S Broadway for a report an assault/domestic. Officers arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that her ex- boyfriend had shoved her to the ground. The complainant did have marks consistent with hitting the ground. Officers did check for the male but found he had since fled the area. The Salem FD and EMT did respond to evaluate the female and she was ultimately transported to the hospital by EMT. The incident is under investigation and the complainant was advised that a written statement would be needed. Ptl D Beeson ******************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Loud Persons 156 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: JANET TODD Report of loud music coming from a residence. Upon arrival, officer could hear the music from the roadway. Contact was made with the resident and she was advised of the complainant. She apologized for the call and stated that she would keep the music volume lower. LT SHAFER *********************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the area of S. Broadway Ave. and E. Perry St. for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Upon arrival the vehicle in question was gone. Officers did speak to several juveniles that were present in the area. The juveniles advised officers that the vehicle was asking them to stay out of the roadway. Officers also advised the juveniles to stay out of the roadway. Ptl. J.Brooks ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Intoxicated Driver 2823 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: MICHAEL TELLMAN Officer responded to the area of the above location for a report of an intoxicated driver. Complainant stated the vehicle was driving all over the road and croseed the center line several times. Officer located the vehicle in question, pulling into Dunkin Donuts East parking lot. Officer made contact with the driver who was the registered owner. Officer did not observe any indication of the driver being intoxicated. However the driver was found to be driving on a suspended license. The driver was given a citation for DUS. Cited- Cynthia A. Colagiovanni D.0.B- 03/11/1964 401 Fair Ave Apt. A Salem Ohio Charge- D.U.S. Ptl. D. Young ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 OVI Arrest 239 W STATE ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation on W. State St. in the 400 block. The driver of the vehicle was found to be impaired and K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. A large amount of contraband was recovered from the vehicle with the driver and passenger both ultimately being arrested and transported on station for charges. The driver after being processed was released and the passenger was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. The vehicle was released to a valid driver on scene and officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Christina M. Southers DOB:7-26- 76 of 506 W. Line St. Minerva Oh Charges: OVI, Speed 46125, MM Possession of Marijuana Arrested: Anmarie K. Southers DOB: 10/17/96 of 506 W. Line St. Minerva Oh Charges: Poss. of a drug abuse Inst., Drug Para. M4, MM possession of Marijuana drug para. Ptl. M. Garber ********************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 184 JENNINGS AVE SALEM Complainant: JAMES HOUSHOUR Officers responded to the 100 block of Jennings Ave for a breaking and entering report. The tenant advised that when he came home after being gone all day his front door was open but screen door was locked. He advised only one item was missing and believed he had a suspect in mind. There was no sign of forced entry into the residence. The tenant advised that he did not give his house key to anyone and the only other person with a copy is his landlord. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: SRMC, MARK Officers responded to Salem Regional Medical Center for a dispute between a male individual and hospital staff. Upon arriving officers were advised by hospital staff that the dispute was only verbal and that the male subject had already left. Officers advised the hospital staff that if the male subject returns and causes anymore problems to contact the police department. Ptl. J. Brooks **********************
Saturday, May 13, 2017 11:29 AM -0500 Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Accident Private Property 1200 E SIXTH ST A SALEM HS Complainant: STEVEN BAILEY Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of East 6th St for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been traveling through the parking lot when it was struck in the left side by unit # 2. Unit # had been traveling through the parking lot when it struck unit # 2 in the side. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the left rear door and quarter panel area. Unit # 2 sustained damage to the left front end. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / Angela Bailey driver / (JUVENILE) vehicle / 2012 Jeep Unit # 2 / owner / Marland Billiter driver / (JUVENILE) vehicle / 2009 Chevy Ptl R Keister *********************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Smith gas reported a woman had tried to pump gas into a navy blue Buick. There was some difficulty in getting the pump or card to work. The pump was activated for #8 to which the woman put $15.00 worth of gas into her car. She then left the store without rendering payment. It may have been a mix up or miscommunication. Report number was given to Smith Oil. Banar ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Items Being Thrown At Moving MV S UNION AVE / MAPLE ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER A report of juveniles throwing rocks at passing cars. One boy had a red hoodie and the other boy had a gray hoodie. Officer checked the area but did not locate anyone meeting that description. Banar901 ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Accidental Damage N ELLSWORTH AVE / E STATE C Complainant: Doug Moffett Officer checked possible damage at the corner of State and Ellsworth. On the southeast corner two poles were scratched up and the light pole had the light on top heavily damaged from the impact. Photos were taken of the damages. The first pole was a new one the state recently replaced in front of Jerry's Barber Shop. The second was a city light pole, both were painted black with white and orange paint scratches. Some plastic parts were located on the ground. It appeared a vehicle struck the poles and left he scene. No description of same. Banar ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Possible Scam 1264 SOUTHEAST BLVD A SALEM Complainant: ELIZABETH MILLIKIN Complainant advised she received a call from an unknown number around 1239 hrs today. The male said he was a police officer and had asked her if she could hear him. She had previously spoke with others and felt it was a possible scam. She said "oh no'' to the caller and hung up on him. Complainant was concerned that her personal information was at risk. Officer advised her to watch her credit and contact her bank for an extra watch on her account. Banar ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Accidental Damage 840 W PERSHING ST SALEM Complainant: ROBERT HALL Complainant on station to report accidental damage to his vehicle. The complainant advised one of his tenant's small child damaged his windshield with a rock. The complainant stated he would be speaking with the parents later and just wanted the incident documented. Sgt. K. Toy ********************* Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Suspicious Person 880 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: DIANE BINGHAM Police responded to 800 Jennings Ave for a suspicious person. When officers arrived the complainant advised her boyfriends daughter was home by herself when she heard someone knocking on the door. The juvenile advised she looked out the window and saw a male wearing a white shirt with black cargo shorts. The juvenile also stated the subject looked to be wearing a black ski mask. The juvenile was not able to see which way to male walked off to. Officers were also advised this happened about two hours prior to calling. After gathering further information officers cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Animal Complaint 2271 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: BAILEY SABATINO Officer was dispatched to the 2200 block of S E Blvd in reference to an animal complaint. The anonymous caller advised that a puppy was tied to a light post near the roadway. Officer responded and found that the dog was tied up in the yard but had gotten tangled around the light post. Officer made contact with the home owner who was advised of the complaint. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Child Unattended In MV 2124 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: Jennifer Merritt Police responded to Walgreens parking lot for a report of three juveniles left alone in a vehicle. When officers arrived the juveniles were checked on and appeared fine. Officers spoke with the mother as she came out of the store shortly after. The mother advised she went into the store for a few items and returned immediately. The vehicle was running while locked and the oldest juvenile had a cell phone. The juveniles were in no sign of danger or mistreated. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg *********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Drug Overdose 340 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: CHESTER QUICK Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to a drug overdose. Officers arrived, along with the Salem Fire Department First Responders, and the subject was found to be laying on his back on the floor of a bedroom. EMT Ambulance also responded to the scene. Medical personnel administered multiple doses of Narcan to the subject, who then began to breathe again. The subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT Ambulance. No drug paraphernalia was located. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Open Burning 763 N LINCOLN AVE While on patrol in the 700 block of N Lincoln Ave officer observed a large amount of white smoke originating from somewhere between N Lincoln Ave and Superior Ave. Officer subsequently parked and checked the area on foot. Officer made contact with residents in the back yard of a N Lincoln Ave residence who were burning a small pile of brush. Officer s advised the residents that City Ordinance prohibits open burning, there than a small 3x3X3 cook out fire. The individuals stated they had been misinformed on a prior occasion and were under the impression it was ok to burn brush. The residents extinguished the brush with a garden hose and stated they understood not to burn brush in the future. Sgt B Slider ********************* Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Open Burning 1535 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to the 1500 block of Cleveland St in regards to an open burning complaint. The caller advised that the subject was burning house hold products. Officer responded and observed that the subject was abiding by all the city ordinances. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ******************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: CHRISTINA MINGER Officers responded to the 300 block of Newgarden Ave in regards to a disorderly juvenile. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that her 18 year old daughter, who she believes has the mind of a 14 year old due to a mental issue, wanted to take her newborn granddaughter out of the house and over to a friend's residence. Complainant advised that her daughter was screaming and wouldn't listen to her. Officers spoke with the subject who advised that she does not feel comfortable staying at the residence any longer and wanted to leave with her daughter. Due to the age of the subject, officers were unable to compel the subject to leave the child at the residence. However, the subject eventually agreed to leave her daughter with the complainant while she leaves for the evening. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Theft 1453 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: CHRISTY KEGLOR Complainant advised that a known male and an unknown female stopped at her residence and that after they left she found that a prescription for pain medication was missing from her wallet. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************* Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Theft JEFFERSON AVE / MAPLE ST Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the area of Jefferson St and Maple Ave in reference to an attempted theft. Caller advised that she observed a male in one of the yards of the residences at the intersection attempting to steal a T.V. antenna. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate anyone around. No description of the male was given. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1576 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM Officer on patrol observed two vehicles parked in the front yard of a residence in the 1500 block of N Ellsworth Ave. Due to the lateness of hour, officer placed two red warning tags on the vehicles to advise the registered owner of the complaint. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ********************* Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Barking Dog 1300 BLOCK OF EASTVIEW DR SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 1300 block of Eastview Dr for a report of a barking dog. On arrival officers monitored the area for several minutes and did not observe any violations. Officers cleared Ptl R Keister ********************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Vandalism / Desecration 1196 ORCHARD BEND DR SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer(s) responded to the 1100 block of Orchard Bend for a report of criminal mischief. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that persons unknown to him had taken a sign from the area and had moved one of storm sewer grates. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************** Date: Friday, May 12, 2017 Loud persons 192 E STATE ST Officer was on patrol in the 100 blk of E. State St. A female subject flagged me down and asked if I could stop near Congressman Johnson's office where there was a group of persons there waiting to speak with the Congressman. She advised that a man in a light blue shirt stopped and began getting a little confrontational with the members there stating that he had a right to "confront people". Officer parked my patrol car and walked up on foot. I stood by for several minutes while the man and several others talked political events for a short time. No one was causing any problems or committing violations. I confirmed with one group member that they were ok and then cleared. The man in the light blue shirt left without incident. I then cleared as well. (body cam # 6 and car # 6 used) Ptl.Banar901 **********************
Friday, May 12, 2017 09:13 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Speak To Officer 1384 S LINCOLN AVE 6 Complainant: JOHN BRIDGE Report of a speak with officer at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that the apartment complex manager has been harassing him over his recent eviction. He advised that she comes down everyday and harasses him about why he hasn't moved out yet. He just wanted the incident documented in case of any further problems. Ptl Miller *********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Check Well Being 281 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: AUSTIN COPE Officers responded to the above location for a welfare check on a subject, Officers located the subject sitting on the floor with multiple pill bottles and a open bottle of vodka. Fire Department made entry to the residence, Officers spoke to the subject who admitted taking multiple pills with vodka. The subject requested medical treatment and wanted to go to the hospital, EMT transported the subject without incident. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV BENTLEY DR / N CUNNINGHAM RD Complainant: Salem Street Dept DRIVER UNIT#1 DISHELLE T. CARCHIDE Officers responded to the above location for a report of a disabled vehicle off the roadway. Officers spoke with the driver of Unit#l who stated while driving the axle broke and they lost control of the vehicle and went off the roadway. Sinsley's Towing towed the vehicle. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************ Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #1: Owner/Operator: Brandon Lucas 21 N. Arch St Dellroy, Ohio 44620 Unit #2: Ohio registration, ??? Operator: Chris Phillis Unit #1 was attempting to pull out from a parking space and Unit #2 was backing up. Unit #1 tried to back up back into the space but Unit #2 continued to back up striking Unit #1 in the right front door/side with it's rear. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Units towed. Operator of Unit #2 advised the owner/operator of Unit #1 to call in a half hour since she had an appointment and she would give him her information. Operator of Unit #2 gave owner/operator of Unit #1 her business card with her name and phone number. Owner/operator of Unit #1 came on station and was not sure if a report was needed. Officer advised since he was there just to be safe a report would be done and he was given this report number. He was going to call her for her information. Ptl. French ********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Check Well Being 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: REVA KUGLER Officers responded to the above location for a male subject who had left the Salem ER with out signing out and being released by the doctor. EMT ambulance arrived and transported the male subject back to the ER. He was bleeding around his hand(s) area from pulling out the IV. He was advised to have patience and wait to be released which he advised he understood. Ptl. French ********************* Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Speak To Officer 942 E FIFTH ST Undisclosed complainant responded to this department to report concerns. She advised that her sister lives with her mother and she believes her sister treats their mother badly. The complainant don't believe any physical abuse is taking place at this time, but rather emotional distress. She was given advice and advised to have her mother contact this department should anything further take place. Sgt. D. Green ********************* Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Animal Complaint 2074 OAK ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of an animal complaint at the above location. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the resident and advised him of the complaint. He advised that he is taking care of the problem and that it should be resolved next week when Alchemy Acres can take the animals. Ptl MILLER *********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, contact was made with husband and wife and they were spoken to separately. Both advised that they had been arguing, but had conflicting stories as to who started the argument. Both advised that they would remain separated and the female half stated that she was leaving the residence soon to run some errands. Sgt. D. Green ********************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 785 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: TONY DILLINGER Report of a dispute at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that his ex-girlfriend was pounding on the door wanting money and her dog back. Complainant advised that he will get her money to her by the end of the weekend, but the dog was his and it was registered to him. The ex-gilrfriend was advised, was not happy but understood and left the area so there would be no further problems. Ptl MILLER *********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Accident Hit I Skip 341 N BROADWAY AVE Complainant: ZACHARIAH METZGAR Police responded to the 300 block of N. Broadway Ave for a possible hit skip. When Police arrived they observed a grey Dodge truck with a black streek down the driver side. Police took the driver and vehicle information. Once photographs were obtained Police cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 2100 MONROE ST Officer assisted a citizen in the parking lot of the Monroe St. apartments after it was learned her vehicle would not start. Officer let the subject use officer's personal pair of jumper cables to jumpe her vehicle to get it running. Officer later cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 \Water Line Break / Leak 2366 E STATE ST Complainant: JEREMY GARZONI Officer was dispatched to the parking lot of the Salem Plaza on E. State Street for a report of a possible water line break. Officer responded and observed water coming up through a sewer cover. The water department was contacted and an employee responded to correct the issue. Ptl. C. Crider *********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Barking Dog 769 E F OURTH ST Complainant: JAMES HOUSHOUR Officer was dispatched to the 700 block of E. Third Street for a report of loud music and a barking dog. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that there is a dog in a garage behind his residence that barks all day. He also stated that the music is on in the garage all day. Officer was not able to make contact at the residence in question which is in the 700 block of E. Fourth Street. The dog was observed in the garage and it was not barking. The music was not at a volume where a citation would be issued. Ptl. C. Crider ********************* Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 110 W PERSHING ST3 As police were leaving the station loud music could be heard coming from the 100 block of W. Pershing St.. Police located the source of the music and spoke with the highly intoxicated resident who agreed to keep the volume down. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************** Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1249 N ELLSWORTH AVE Police observed an occupied vehicle in the parking lot of the Salvation Army on N. Ellsworth Ave. Upon making contact the driver of the vehicle advised he was waiting on a subject to pick him up and take him to a bonfire and this is were they agreed to meet. Police advised him if the Salvation Army did not want the vehicle on the premises they had the right to tow it. He advised it would only be there and hour or so. Police checked the driver for warrants, finding none police cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************* Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Suspicious Activity 2200 MERLE RD A SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Complainant: SARAH MANGIN Officers were dispatched to the 2200 block of Merle Road for a report of a silver car speeding away from the area after dropping off a female with a blanket. Officers responded and made contact with a female subject who advised she had an argument with her boyfriend over their relationship. The female subject advised her boyfriend left the area and that there was no physical violence. The subject advised she would just walk back home which was just down the road. Officers later made contact, in the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr., with the male party involved who advised he did have an argument with the female subject and she wanted out of the car so he let her out and left. He reported no physical violence. Ptl. C. Crider **********************
Thursday, May 11, 2017 10:10 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N UNION AVE / E THIRD ST Unit#l Driver: LACI EWING, Owner TIMOTHY EWlNG Unit#2 Owner CANDl MCFARLAND The driver of Unit#l of was traveling southbound on N.Union Ave. when she struck the rear of Unit#2 who was stopped for traffic at the above intersection. The driver of Unit#2 advised that she was stopped at the above intersection when Unit #1 struck the rear of her vehicle. Minor damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1059 E STATE ST SALEM PEDERZOLLI BRINE PHYSICIANS Complainant: DEBBIE MILLER Unit 1 Driver- Brock Menough Owner- Same as driver Unit 2 Driver- Debra Miller Owner- Regis Miller Both units where traveling West bound on E. State St. towards Hawley. Unit 1 did not notice unit 2 slowing down, causing the front bumper of unit 1 to strike the rear bumper area of unit 2. Minor damage was caused to unit 2. No damage was caused to unit 1. Photos of the damage was taken at the scene. The driver of unit 1 was given a citation for Assured Clear Distance Ahead. Cited- Brock Menough 781 W. Pershing Salem Ohio D.0.B.- 10/31/1985 Citation ACDA Ptl. D. Young *********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Report of a drive off at the above business. Upon arrival, the employee advised that a unknown subject in a Red vehicle had pumped $23.00 worth of gas and left without paying. Ptl. R.Miller ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Water Line Break / Leak E STATE (1300 BLOCK) Complainant: RUSSELL FELDER Report of a possible water line break in the above area. Upon arrival, the neighbor at 1350 was draining his pool into his garden which lead to some water running down the alley onto E. State St. Ptl. R.Miller *********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 796 E FOURTH ST Complainant: LISA CHAMBERS Report of a vehicle egged at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and did observe the left side of her vehicle to be egged. Complainant was advised to contact this department if there was any further damage found to her vehicle. Ptl. R.Miller ********************* Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV N UNION AVE / E NINTH ST While on patrol this officer observed that several vehicles in the above had been egged. It appeared that the incident had happened over night. Ptl. R.Miller ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 796 E FOURTH ST Complainant: LISA CHAMBERS Report of a vehicle egged at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the complainant and did observe the left side of her vehicle to be egged. Complainant was advised to contact this department if there was any further damage found to her vehicle. Ptl. R.Miller ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 135 W SEVENTH ST Complainant: SARA KISNER The complainant contacted this department to report that her vehicle was egged sometime overnight. Officer was not able to inspect the vehicle for damage at the time of report, due to the complainants vehicle not being at the residence. Sgt. D. Green ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Ambulance Needed 317 N MADISON AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to 317 N. Madison Ave. for a report of a medical involving an intoxicated male individual. Officers arrived on scene along with the Salem FD first responders and KLG ambulance service. The individual was in the drive-way with friends and family members and he was highly intoxicated. He was ultimately transported to the Salem Regional medical center by KLG. Sgt. D. Green ********************** Date: Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Speak To Officer WATER WORTH PARK / SUNSET PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMP While on patrol at Waterworth Memorial park off of Sunset Dr., officer spoke with a concerned citizen regarding the large pot holes in the parking lot and travel lanes of the park. He advised that there is a lot of pedestrian traffic with people walking the trails as well as walking their dogs. He stated that vehicles coming into the park have to zig zag through the parking lot as well as travel through the empty parking spaces just to avoid the pot holes. The gentleman was concerned for pedestrians walking out of the trails into the parking lot, due to vehicles having to travel so close to the edge of the lot to avoid the pot holes. Sgt. D. Green ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Assault 893 E FIFTH ST Complainant: DIOVANNY DURAN Officers responded to the 800 block of E Fifth St along with the Salem FD and KLG for a report of an assault. The complainant advised that three men had assaulted him. The complainant stated that he did not have any good description of the males and did not know their identity. The males had reportedly since fled the area. The victim was evaluated by first responders but refused treatment. The incident is under investigation. Ptl D Beeson *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Loud Persons E SCHOOL ST / E SIXTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a loud persons report. Complainant stated that someone was playing the drums very loud. Officer located the drumming noise coming from a residence in the 500 blk of E. 6th. Officer made contact and the home owner was advised to keep it down for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. D. Young *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 1146 E THIRD ST Criminal Damage To MV Complainant: ALEXANDER BRANT Officer responded to the 1100 block of E Third St for a report of criminal damaging to a motor vehicle. The complainant advised that someone had thrown eggs at a relatives vehicle. Information was gathered. Ptl D Beeson ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Fight W WILSON ST / RAILROAD CR Officer on patrol observed an altercation between several subjects on W Wilson St. at the Railroad crossing. One subject was disorderly, did not comply with officer commands and was placed under arrest. The subject was transported on station and the alleged victim did provide a statement to the events prior to officer arriving. The victims statement and officers notes will be sent for further review by the prosecutor. The arrested subject was transported to the county jail to be held until his charges area clerked. Arrested: William J. Emplit DOB:11/23/70 of 670 W Wilson St. Salem Charges: Disorderly conduct M4, Obstructing Official business M2 Ptl. M. Garber *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Drug Overdose 775 W WILSON ST Complainant: DONALD TOMLIN Officers responded to the 700 block of W Wilson St for a drug overdose. First responders and EMT responded to the scene and a coroner was called to the scene as well. A detective was called out and handled the investigation. Several drug paraphernalia items were seized form the residence and placed into evidence. The incident is still under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Accidental Damage 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: CHRISTINE BOURNE Officers responded to Walmart parking lot to take a report of property damage. Officers were advised by asset protection that a vehicle hit a pole that has the row numbers on it and left the scene. Walmart provided officers with a photo of the vehicle and video. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J. Brooks ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Speak To Officer 727 E FIFTH ST Complainant: Shelly Guthrie Officers responded to the 700 block of E. Fifth St. to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that her mother who lives in Winona Oh evicted her and will not give her belongings to her. Officers advised the complainant that this was a civil matter and that she would have to contact the court. The complainant also advised officers that her mother has her fifteen year old daughter and will not make her go to her mothers. Officers advised the complainant that she will have to contact the Sheriffs department since her mother lives in their jurisdiction. Ptl. J. Brooks ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Public Assist 1327 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a public assist report. Upon arrival, a male subject was stuck on his roof due to the ladder falling. FD arrived on scene and assisted the subject down from the roof. Ptl. D. Young ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Child/ Juvenile Problem 423 S LUNDY AVE A GROCERY Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location for a juvenile complaint. Complainant stated there was a juvenile riding her bike in the roadway. Officer located the juvenile in question and advised her to stay out of the roadway. Ptl. D. Young ********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9,2017 Animal Complaint E STATE 100 BLOCK Complainant: KATIE STURGEON Officer responded to the 100 block of E State St for an animal complaint. The complainant advised a dog was inside a locked vehicle with the windows up and had been there for over 20 minutes. The owner of the vehicle was contacted and took the dog out of the vehicle. The owner was advised of the complaint and to keep better care of the animal. Ptl. E. Perry **********************
Wednesday, May 10, 2017 09:36 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N UNION AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: EMT, AMBULANCE UNIT #2 LUKE SECREST UNIT #1 JEAN JOHNSON Officer was dispatched to the intersection of N. Union and E. Third St for a two vehicle traffic accident. Upon arrival it was determined UNlT #1 was traveling northbound on N. Union Ave. and was turning east on E. Third St and failed to yield at the intersection while UNlT #2 was going east through the intersection. UNlT #1 struck the passenger side rear of UNlT #2 causing minor damage to both vehicles. Officers documented the damages done to the vehicles and issued a report number for the vehicles. The driver of unit one was also found to be driving under suspension, subsequently the driver of UNlT #1 was cited with FTY at intersection and Driving Under Suspension. Unit #1 was parked on E. Third St until a valid driver could pick it up. UNlT #2 drove away from the scene. Charged Jean Cameron Johnson Address 566 Highland Ave DOB 12-2-25 Charges FTY lntersectionl DUS Ptl Z Sanford *********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 882 S LINCOLN AVE Unit #1, Driver: Owner, TAYLOR YOUNG Officers responded to the 800 block of S Lincoln Ave for a vehicle accident hit-skip. The complainant advised she was driving northbound on S Lincoln Ave when a silver Chevy Cruze, Unit #2, came up behind her and struck the rear end of her vehicle. The driver of the Chevy Cruze then sped northbound on S Lincoln Ave. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate Unit #2. The driver of Unit #1 advised she had struck her head on the steering wheel and first responders and an ambulance were called to the scene. The driver of Unit #1 signed a refusal for treatment. Pictures were taken of the damage to Unit #1 and she was advised of the report number. Ptl. E. Perry ******************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 882 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: TAYLOR YOUNG, 7113 DUCK CREEK RD BERLIN CENTER, OH Officers responded to the 800 block of S Lincoln Ave for a vehicle accident hit-skip. The complainant advised she was driving northbound on S Lincoln Ave when a silver Chevy Cruze, Unit #2, came up behind her and struck the rear end of her vehicle. The driver of the Chevy Cruze then sped northbound on S Lincoln Ave. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate Unit #2. The driver of Unit #1 advised she had struck her head on the steering wheel and first responders and an ambulance were called to the scene. The driver of Unit #1 signed a refusal for treatment. Pictures were taken of the damage to Unit #1 and she was advised of the report number. Ptl. E. Perry *********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Check Well Being 158 W FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded tot he above location for a well being check. Complainant stated there was a male subject working underneath his vehicle in the roadway. Upon arrival, officer made contact and advised the subject to stay out of the roadway while working on his vehicle. Subject stated he was almost done for the evening and will stay out of the roadway. PTL. D. Young ********************* Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Traffic Offense S ELLSWORTH AVE / SNYDER SALEM While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for a registration violation. While on the stop, the K9 officer did deploy the K9 which did alert to the presence of the scent of narcotics inside the vehicle. A probable cause search did produce marijuana that the passenger stated belonged to him. The driver was cited for the registration violation and the passenger was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for the marijuana. Cited: Jacob A. Strader DOB: 09/24/1998 Address: 101 67 Gavers Rd Hanoverton, OH 44423 Charge: Failure to Transfer Cited: Ian W. Archer DOB: 11/07/1996 Address: 25841 Quaker Church Rd East Rochester, OH 44625 Charge: MM- Possession of Marijuana Ptl D Beeson ********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 speak TO Officer 577 COLUMBIA ST B Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officers responded to the 500 block of Columbia St for a speak to officer report. The complainant advised he wanted to file a complaint about an officer. The complainant was advised that he would need to speak with the chief in the morning about the complaint. Ptl. E. Perry *********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: HAWKINS, AMY K 135 W OREGON AVE, SEBRING, OH Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding an entry in the news paper. The complainant was advised that she would need to speak to the newspaper about the issue. Ptl D Beeson ********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE / VINE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer on patrol located a crash on E State St. at Vine Ave. After an investigation a officers found unit #1 failed to maintain assured clear distance ahead and struck unit #2 in the rear while both traveled west. Unit #2 was then moved forward and struck unit #3 in the rear. All three vehicles suffered minor damage and were driven from scene. A passenger of unit #2 requested medical treatment and was transported by EMT ambulance. The driver of Unit #1 was cited with ACDA and given a CCMC date of 5-22-17. Unit #1, White 2007 Cadilac Escl. Ohio Reg. (2) 8871 Driver: Jerry J. Syphard DOB:4-27-48 of 3515 Olde Winter TRL. Poland Oh Unit #2 Driver: Peggy A. Knapp Salem Oh Unit #3 Driver: Donald R. Smith Lisbon Oh unit #3 insurance not shown Ptl. M. Garber *********************** Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 Traffic Offense 292 W STATE ST A Officer observed a car travel north on N. Broadway and stop at E 2nd St. this being a one way for southbound traffic only. Officer followed the car a short time before stopping it for several violations. The driver was cooperative and provided his OL and registration papers. He was found to be under suspenison in his home state of South Carolina and his vehicle's plates were also suspended. A cite was issued and vehicle was towed. Court date set for the 1lth of May in Lisbon,OH. arrested/cited: Timothy Sylvester Greene dob: 09-27-1963 502 N Orange St. Timmonsville, SC 29161 charged with: wrong way one way street, driving under suspension arrest # 17-0555 PTL BANAR **********************
Tuesday, May 09, 2017 08:33 AM -0500 Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1392 S LINCOLN AVE 5 Complainant: CARE CENTER MEDICAL Officer assisted with a medical alarm at the above address. FD arrived and the manager let us into the apt, I announced "police officer" twice and we found the resident had fallen off his chair and was dizzy. After some advice from FD and KLG, he was transported to SRMC by KLG for further treatment. Banar *********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Theft 240 N CUNNINGHAM RD HOTEL / MOTEL Complainant: SIVEY, SUSAN 7575 BROWN RD SHREVE, OH Officer took a report of theft over the phone. The complainant advised that she stayed at the Holiday Inn Express and had left her wedding band and diamond engagement ring in her room upon checking out of the hotel. The complainant advised that she called the hotel about the matter and they advised her that nothing was turned in from her room. Officer followed up with the hotel and spoke with the General Manager, both he and the officer checked the lost and found and searched the room in which the complainant was staying in recovering nothing. The complainant wished to have a report on file for her insurance company. Ptl Z Sanford ************************ Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 2559 LEXINGTON AVE 34 Complainant: MARK SEAMAN Officer responded to the above stated address for a criminal damage to a motor vehicle report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant who advised that his vehicle had been keyed in multiple places. Officer documented the damages with photographs and issued a report number for the incident. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford *********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Vehicle Fire 213 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: DONALD ROSS Officers responded to a vehicle fire at Woodland near E. Pershing St. Upon arrival a white Chevy van was found in the 200 blk of Woodland Ave. and did have smoke coming from the interior. The front windshield was broken with smoke pouring out. Salem FD responded and extinguished the fire. At time of report the owner felt it may be electrical as he was working in a nearby yard when he first observed the smoke and flames near the steering wheel area. Sinsley's was requested to tow the van and they did respond a short time later. Officers stood by for traffic until scene was safe. Banar901 ************************ Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 852 Liberty Smoke Investigation While on patrol, reporting officer observed a large amount of smoke coming from the back yard of a residence in the 800 block of Liberty. Contact was made with the resident and advised that she could not burn leaves or lawn clippings. The resident advised that she would put the fire out. Reporting officer then cleared. Lt. David L. Casto *********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Accident Private Property 423 S LUNDY AVE A SPARKLE MARKET Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Reporting officer responded to the parking lot of Sparkle Market for a private property accident. The driver of unit #1 stated that she had backed into the right rear side of unit #2. Reporting officer observed the damage to the vehicle and took photographs for the report. Both parties were advised to contact the respective insurance companies. Lt. David L. Casto ************************ Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Accidental Damage 1529 CAROLE CR Complainant: JON TARBET Officer responded to 1529 Carole Circle to take an accidental damage report. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant whom advised that the power to his residence went out earlier in the day and that Ohio Edison trucks pulled thru his side yard to access one of their poles to re-store the power and while doing so left ruts all through his yard as well as his neighbors yard at 1523 Carole Circle. Officer took digital photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a police report#. Officer did advise the complainant to contact Ohio Edison. Ptl. B. Smith *********************** Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Check Well Being 443 CONTINENTAL DR Complainant: PATRICIA WALTON Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Continental Dr in order to check the well being of a female resident in an apartment complex. Complainant advised that she was not able to make contact with her sister and that she has had past medical issues. Upon arrival, officers attempted contact with the female but had negative contact. Looking through the window, officers observed the lights to be on, the television left on, and her medical shower chair knocked over on the floor. Due to the circumstances, officers entered the apartment via the front door in order to perform a quick sweep for safety reasons. The female was not home. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************ Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Criminal Mischief 250 S UNION AVE Complainant: DIANNE SCOTT Officer responded to a residence in the 200 block of S Union Ave where a resident reported that sometime after 6:30 PM some person(s) had tampered with several large stone items in the flower bed, moving them into the driveway. Officer did return the items to their proper location and advised the resident that extra watch would be placed on the residence. Sgt B Slider ************************ Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: SEAN GOLDING Complainant came on station in regards to money and a key that was owed him. Police advised that the money was a civil issue and advised him of remedies. The key is to be mailed on Monday and he was advised to advise if he doesn't receive it by Wednesday. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************ Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Combative Patient HOSPlTAL Complainant: WARD BEV Officers responded to the ER at Salem Regional Medical Center for a report of patient who was being uncooperative with regard to not be allowed to drive upon release. Officers spoke with the individual who had calmed down and the individual agreed their would be no further problem. Sgt B Slider *********************** Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: SOLDO, MATTHEW PATRICK 278 HILLTOP DR LISBON, OH Complainant advised that he was in the ER being treated for chest pains and was going to be transported to another facility. He decided to sign himself out against medical advise to visit family for being transported. He called for an ambulance while in the parking lot of the ER and wanted transported to another facility. Ambulance crew advised they were going to take him to Salem ER so he decided to walk in and start the process all over again. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************** Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 577 COLUMBIA ST A Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officers responded to 577 Columbia St. Apt.A for a report of loud music coming from the residence. Upon arrival, loud music could be heard coming from inside the residence. Contact was made with a male subject. He was identified and advised of the complaint and to keep the music down. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith ************************ Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1270 CEDAR RIDGE DR Officer on patrol observed an illegally parked vehicle in the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr. The vehicle was parked in the front yard of an apartment complex. Officer left a red warning tag on the vehicle advising the registered owner of the issue. Ptl. Cochran ************************ Date: Monday, May 8, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation Officer on patrol in the 600 block of Deming St observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence. Officer left a red warning tag on the vehicle to advise the registered owner of the violation. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************
Monday, May 08, 2017 08:59 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Domestic In Progress 969 W WILSON ST B Complainant: JESSICA KISILINGBURY Officers responded to the above location for a domestic dispute. Both parties were already separated upon arrival. Officers spoke with the male subject who stated that it was only a verbal argument and he already called a friend for a ride. Officers spoke with the female complainant who stated they had been married for a couple of months and all they do is argue. The male subject collected his belongings and was transported to Salem Police Department and waited for his ride. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Check Well Being 208 S BROADWAY AVE Complainant: VIRGINIA GRILLI Police responded to the Salem Historical Society to check the welfare of an employee due to an alarm activation. Upon arrival police spoke with the employee who advised she was fine and had no idea why the alarm was going off because she had been there for a couple of hours. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************** Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OHIO STATE HIGHWAY, PATROL Officer assisted a Highway Patrol Trooper with Post#15 at the Salem Police Dept. with witnessing the reading of the BMV2255 form on an OVI suspect he had placed under arrest. Ptl. B. Smith ************************ Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Suspicious Person 1200 WESTVIEW AVE Officer on patrol in the 1200 block of Westview Avenue observed a female and two male subjects walking in the roadway. The female subject was found to be the owner of a Jeep Liberty parked in Waterworth Park (Incident 20172903). The subjects advised they were out for a walk on the trails in the park. Officer advised all subjects of the park hours and advised them that if caught in the park again they could receive a citation. The subjects were advised to respond back to the vehicle in the park and leave the area. Ptl. C. Crider *********************** Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE Officer assisted a Perry Twp. Police Dept. officer at the Salem Police Dept. with witnessing the reading of the BMV2255 form to two subjects he had placed under arrest, one for OVI & the other for Physical Control. This officer requested the female and male both submit to a breath sample on the DataMaster. The female, whom was arrested for OVI submitted to the breath test with results being a .112 %BAC. The male, arrested for physical control refused to submit to the breath test. All necessary papetwork was completed and officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************ Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Assist Perry Police BYPASS BETWEEN BENTON / Goshen Rd Complainant: CCSO Officer responded the SR45162 bypass betwen Benton and Goshen Rd to assist a Perry Township Officer that was conducting a traffic stop. The Perry Officer had two individuals in custody and Sinsley towing had responded to tow the vehicle. Sgt B Slider *********************** Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Intoxicated Driver N ELLSWORTH AVE / E STATE Police observed a vehicle fail to stop at a red traffic light at N. Broadway and E. State St. and initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle. The driver was found to be operating the vehicle while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage and was arrested for same, transported to the Salem PD for processing and then incarcerated in the Columbiana County Jail pending the posting of bond or his arraignment on 05/08/2017 in CCMC. arrestee: Derico V. Murray 662 Forsythe Ave. Girard, Ohio 44420 dob 08/21/1987 (29yoa) charges: Traffic signal violation OVI(A)( l )(a) OVI(A)( l )(d) Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Power Equipment 1264 CEDAR RIDGE DR C Complainant: MARY HAWKINS Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr in reference to a noise complaint involving power equipment. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that her next door neighbor was starting up his lawn mower. Officers made contact with the subjects who advised that they were trying to work on a tractor in order to sell it. The subjects were advised of the complaint and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************ Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Drug Overdose 1940 OAK ST Complainant: AMBULANCE, EMT Officers responded along with EMT Ambulance and the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders to 1940 Oak St. for a report of a female subject that possibly overdosed on prescription medication. Upon arrival, officers stood by while EMS personnel tended to the female subject whom was later transported to Salem Regional Medical Center for evaluation. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 713 W WILSON ST SALEM Officer made contact with residents in the 700 block of W Wilson St regarding a vehicle parked in the front yard. Officer advised of the City Ordinance prohibiting parking in front and side yards and a resident moved the vehicle into the driveway. Sgt B Slider ************************ Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1878 PEARCE CR SALEM Complainant: SHERIFF'S, DEPT Officers were dispatched to the 1800 block of Pearce Circle in regards to a medical. Dispatch advised of a diabetic patient who was being uncooperative. Upon arrival, officers spoke with several people who advised that the subject is diabetic and was being combative. Shortly after arrival, the subject exited the residence and advised that he was doing okay. Medical personnel checked the subject's blood sugar and discovered that he was doing better. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Check Well Being 785 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: AMANDA KIGER Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of Newgarden Ave in order to check the well being of a female. Complainant advised that her daughter was supposed to have checked into a rehab facility in Michigan but never checked in. Officers made contact with the female's boyfriend who advised that he took the female to the rehab facility. The male stated that the female's cell phone GPS was showing that she was just outside Toledo and he believes that she was on her way home by bus. He stated that the female's cell phone is not equipped with Internet and was not able to be used until there was WiFi available. Officers cleared and the complainant was advised of the information gathered from the male. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Accidental Damage 2122 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: MICHAEL PASTER Officers responded to the 2100 block of S E Blvd in reference to an accidental damage report. The subjects were cutting down a tree in the back yard of the residence next door. The tree fell the wrong way and landed on the complainant's back yard fence. Pictures were obtained and the complainant was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Check Well Being 275 PENN AVE Complainant: ELIZABETH THATCHER Officer Wirkner had checked the above location and found the vehicle had left prior to his arrival. This officer located the vehicle bearing Ohio registration, FRP9147 sitting in the parking lot of Burger King. Officer stopped and checked the on the male owner/operator of the vehicle along with the juvenile female, his daughter age 8 sitting in the right rear passenger seat area. There was a large amount of debris in the vehicle. Officer advised the male subject the vehicle needed cleaned up for passenger(s) to ride in it properly. He advised he understood. Ptl. French *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Speak To Officer 500 E FOURTH ST Complainant: KATHY MILES Officers responded to the above location to speak with the complainant about a former care giver who was fired. The complainant had questions to see if there are any criminal charges that could be filed, the matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1285 BEECHWOOD RD Officers responded to 1285 Beechwood Rd. to check for a male individual with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. Officers were made aware of the warrant from the previous report. (20172877), Contact was made at the residence and the male individual was advised of the warrant. He was placed into custody without incident and transported to this department for processing. A deputy from the Columbiana County Sheriff's office responded and took custody of the individual and transported him to the county jail. Arrested: Adam T. Jackson DOB: 09-22-77 1285 Beechwood Rd. Salem, Oh 44460 Failure to Appear - Child Support Sgt. D. Green *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLOCK OF S BROADWAY (5/6/2017 12: 12:18 By: 169) GYG8634 (5/6/2017 12:16:21 By: 169) RED WARNING ISSUED Officer was on routine patrol and observed the above listed vehicle parked on the east side of the road way in a space that was not for parking. Officer issued the red warning for the violation instead of a pink ticket advising the owner of the vehicle about the violation. The vehicle had parked across from the Good Will at the northeast corner area. Ptl. French ********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 100 BLOCK OF S LINCOLN Complainant: DENISE FLEISCHER Officer(s) responded to the above location and found a vehicle D.A.V. having run out of gas sitting in the south bound lane on N. Lincoln at the intersection of State St. Officer(s) along with another male subject pushed the vehicle off the road way in the 100blk of S. Lincoln. Officer got gas for the subject and the vehicle started and the subject went on his way. Ptl. French *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 1459 E STATE ST Complainant: SUSAN NORTON The complainant responded to this department to report ongoing harassment from her neighbor. She stated that this has been going on for quite sometime. The complainant advised that some large tree branches came down on the neighbors side of the drive-way on the day of the storm. (May 1st) She observed her neighbor on video surveillance dragging the branches over and placing them in front of the complainants garage door. The neighbor then swept the remnants of the leaves and water onto the complainants drive-way in front of her garage door as well. Officer also observed the video of the neighbor's actions, which showed there were other options as to not block the complainants garage doors. lncident for documentation only at this time. Sgt. D. Green *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Assist Perry Police 2325 GOSHEN RD Complainant: CCSO Officer responded to the above location to assist Perry Township PD on a traffic accident. K9 Argo was requested to conduct a sniff of the vehicle. K9 Argo alerted and indicated to the presence of a narcotic odor. A small amount of marijuana was located inside the vehicle. Ptl LaRosa *********************** Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 290 OHIO AVE SALEM Complainant: HEATHER BYRD This report is more of a civil matter over property. Officer(s) responded to the above location and found that a male subject and his girlfriend who had been living at the address along with others was attempting to move out. The ones still living there felt that those moving out were trying to take things not belonging to them. It was settled that those moving out could go back into the residence and check to make sure they had their belongings. Officer(s) advised those involved that officer(s) would not and could not say what belonged to one or the other, that was a civil matter which they all understood. Those involved advised they would try and get along and keep their tempers down so officer(s) would not have to return. Ptl. French ***********************
Sunday, May 07, 2017 08:17 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Assist Perry Police Complainants: CCSO Officer assisted a Perry Twp. Police Dept. officer at the Salem Police Dept. with witnessing the reading of the BMV2255 form on an OVI suspect the Perry Twp. officer had placed under arrest. This officer also performed a breath test on the OVI suspect using the DataMaster. The subject tested a .176%BAC. All necessary paperwork was completed. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Traffic Offense E PERSHING ST / PENN AVE Officer conducted a traffic stop on E. Pershing in the area of Penn Ave for a red light violation. The driver was found to be driving on a suspended license. The driver was given a citation for DUS. A vehicle inventory was conducted and the vehicle was towed by Davidsons towing and to be released to a license driver. Cited- Shaun M. Oscianowski Add.-13169 Unity Rd New Springfield Ohio D.0.B- 06-16-78 Citation for DUS PTL. D. Young ************************** Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Assault 520 E PERSHING ST Complainants: CHRISTINA MINGER Officer was on a juvenile complaint call at the intersection of E. Pershing Street and S. Lundy Avenue and was approached by a female complainant who advised she wished to file an assault report. The complainant advised that while her daughter was inside of a business at the location she was assaulted by two female juveniles. Officer spoke with the juvenile victim who advised she was cornered in a bathroom by two females and was kicked in the ankle by both of them. The victim filled out a written statement and the complainant advised she would like the incident documented for now with no charges. The complainant stated that her daughter is having ongoing issues with the other girls involved. The victim was walking with a limp and the complainant advised she would take her daughter to the hospital if needed. Ptl. C. Crider ************************ Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 520 E PERSHING ST Complainants: BRENDA LOTZ Officer was dispatched to the intersection of E. Pershing Street and S. Lundy Avenue for juveniles running in the roadway. Officer responded and spoke with two adult males and one juvenile male. The juvenile male stated he had been running around the roadway. The juvenile was advised to remain on the sidewalk and stay out of the road. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 684 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainants: STEVE CHESTNUT Officer was dispatched to the 600 block of E Third St in reference to a report of telephone harassment. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that an unknown person had been calling his phone from an unknown number all evening. Officer advised the complainant of his options for dealing with the situation and obtained the phone number. Officer called the public service number and spoke with a female who stated that the complainant had sent multiple pictures of his genitalia to her and wanted it to stop. She was advised to have no further contact with the complainant. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 110 W PERSHING ST Officers responded to the 100 block of W Pershing St in order to arrest a male who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office. Officers made contact with the male and advised him of the issue. He was subsequently arrested and transported to the police department for processing. He was later transferred into the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Theft 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR D Complainants: CHRISTINA ZEPPERNICK Police responded to 1200 Cedar Ridge Rd. The male and female complainants stated they were in the process of moving when they came back to the residence and they thought some of the items were missing. Both complainants advised a few items were missing but several were found outside in the dumpster. Some items were able to be recovered but some were destroyed. Complainants advised they did have some dispute with the land lord. Officers advised they would attempt to contact the land lord. Ptl D. Osberg *************************
Saturday, May 06, 2017 10:13 AM -0500 Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Speak To Officer Officer(s) were requested by Planning & Zoning officer Mr. Hank to check on a John Deere tractor that may be in the City and going up for auction soon. Officer located the people involved and the tractor. The information was forwarded to Det. Starr of the Smith Township P.D. who was investigating a report of a theft of a John Deere that possibly matched the one here. Det. Starr advised he would come to Salem and talk with those involved. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 192 W FOURTH ST Complainant: ZACH MILLS Officer(s) responded to the above location and met with the male and female resident who advised they were arguing over health matters. The male was not to be lifting and the female caught him lifting his tool box . No physical violence only caring for each other. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Medical Problem / Assist 496 E STATE ST Complainant: DAN RAYMOND Report of a susp~ciousm ale subject that was sleeping on the door step of the business with blood coming out of the back of his head. Upon arrival, the male subject was found to have fallen while walking around. The Salem F.D. , KLG responded and he was transported to the Salem E.R. by KLG. Ptl Miller ************************* Date: Friday, May 5, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1892 E STATE ST MCDONALDs Unit#l Owner JENNIFER OSTAPIAK Unit#l Driver: LAUREN SEDMAK, 9208 NEW RD NORTH JACKSON, OH Unit#2 Owner/Driver: PHILIP BALMENTI The driver of Unit#l advised that she was attempting to pull out of a private drive when she struck the right side of Unit#2 who was traveling westbound on E. State St. / SR14. The driver of Unit#2 advised that he was traveling westbound on E. State St. / SR14 when Unit#l pulled from a private drive and struck the right side of his vehicle. Moderate damage was done to both vehicles at the time of the complaint. The driver of Unit#l was cited. Ptl Miller ************************ Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Assist Perry Police 509 SNYDER RD RESTAURANT Complainant: PERRY, TWP Officers responded to the 500 block of Snyder Rd to assist Perry Township PD with a burglary alarm. Officers arrived and did assist with checking the inside of a business after an open door was found. The K9 was later called in to assist as well. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Ambulance Needed 610 PROSPECT ST Officers responded to the 600 block of Prospect St along with first responders and EMT for a juvenile needing medical attention. The juvenile was transported to the hospital by EMT ambulance. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem S LINCOLN AVE / COLUMBIA Officer was on routine patrol in the area of S Lincoln Ave and Columbia St when flagged down by the complainant who advised a juvenile was lost. The complainant did not know juvenile and was attempting to help him find his way home. Officer was familiar with the juvenile and was able to give the juvenile a ride back to his residence. The juvenile's mother advised she had been attempting to locate the juvenile after she was advised he took off from a friend's residence. The mother stated she would be speaking with the juvenile about his actions. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* MAY 2, 2017 ACCIDENT CRASH REPORT STATE ST / LINCOLN UNlT#1 MELINDA BARR, RAY AVE., COLUMBIANA UNlT #2 333.03A, Assured Cleared Dist, KAYLEIGH HEFFNER, OAK ST., LEETONIA OH UNlT#1 WAS WEST BOUND IN THE LEFT TURN LANE ON SR14 (E. STATE ST) AT THE INTERSECTION OF LINCOLN AVE STOPPED WAITING FOR THE TRAFFIC LIGHT. UNlT #2 WAS ALSO WEST BOUND BEHIND UNlT#1 AND FAILED TO STOP STRIKING UNlT #1 IN THE REAR WITH IT'S FRONT. ************************* MAY 2, 2017 Traffic Crash Report SMITH CENTER APARTMENTS (UNIT 1) DEBRA EARL WAS EAST BOUND ON E. 4TH ST. IN THE 400 BLOCK WHEN SHE STRUCK A PARKED VEHICLE. THE VEHICLE, A 1999 TOYOTA , BELONGING TO DAVID EICHER WAS PARKED IN FRONT OF HIS RESIDENCE AT 433 E. 4TH ST. MR. EICHER WAS NOT IN THE VEHICLE AT THE TIME. THE ONLY DAMAGE SUBSTAINED BY BOTH VEHICLES WERE THE PASSENGER SIDE MIRROR OF MS. EARL AND THE DRIVER SIDE MIRROR OF MR. EICHER. MS. EARL WAS CITED FOR FAILURE TO CONTROL WITH A COURT DATE OF 5/11/2017 AT 11:00 HRS FOR CCMC. PTL D. OSBERG ************************
Friday, May 05, 2017 08:32 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Recovered Bicycle 360 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: TERI GRAFT Officer recovered a children's red Huffy bike that was left near the complainant's shed. Bike was taken to the PD where an owner can claim it. Banar ************************* Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Lines Down (Not in Roadway) S LUNDY AVE / E PERSHING Complainant: CHARLES IVAN Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a pole issue. Upon arrival, Salem FD and this officer checked the pole which did not appear to be an immediate emergency. Ohio Edison will be notified to check the pole. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Domestic In Progress 311 NEWGARDEN AVE A Complainant: STEVE POWEL Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a live in couple and both sides denied any dispute. Officers did not observe any physical marks of violence nor was any reported. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Thursday, May 4, 2017 Speak To Officer 961 W WILSON ST B Complainant: BURKE, CHERI A 376 E MARYLAND AVE SEBRING, OH Complainant on station to speak with an officer in regards to a family situation. The complainant requested to know her options in dealing with a family member that resides with her. Officer explained her options. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Animal Complaint E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the Dunk Pond in Memorial Park for an anonymous report of several subjects fishing in the pond. Upon arrival, contact was made with the subjects and advised that there was no fishing in the pond. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Suspicious Activity 883 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was requested to respond to the area of 883 Franklin Ave. for an anonymous report of alot of traffic entering and leaving the property. Upon arrival, officer did speak with a male and female leaving the property. Both were identified and advised of the complaint. The male advised that he was dropping off cigarettes to his niece whom resides at the residence. Officer did speak with subjects directly next door whom provided the names of several subjects seen coming and going frequently. Information was gathered. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Possible Scam 737 SUMMIT ST Complainant: KIMBERLY MONROE Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a scam. The complainant advised that she recently purchased a vehicle online for $1,700. The seller then asked for more money and the complainant found that no such vehicle existed. The complainant had already been in touch with the fraud department on the online site but also requested a report be filed. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Recovered Property 821 E STATE ST Complainant: KLATYN WELCH Officers responded to the Salem Police Department for recovered property. The complainant advised officers that they found a white LG smart phone near the library. Officers placed the phone in the departments recovered property until it is claimed by the owner. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************ Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Intoxicated Driver 2875 E STATE ST A Officers responded to the 2800 block of E State St for an intoxicated driver. Officers made a traffic stop with the vehicle on Maple St near Washington Ave. The driver was advised of the complaint and he stated he was very tired from working all day. The driver was not impaired but was advised to pay closer attention to the roadway and to pull off if he was too tired to drive. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Traffic Offense 834 SUMMIT ST Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 800 block of Summit Dr with a silver vehicle. The driver was advised of the reason for the stop and she stated she was playing PokemonGo and didn't realize she committed a traffic violation. The driver gave the officer consent to search the vehicle, however no illegal contraband was found inside the vehicle. The driver was given a verbal warning for marked lanes and advised to pay attention to the roadway and not her cellphone. Ptl. E. Perry *************************
Thursday, May 04, 2017 09:01 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Sex Offense 633 CHERRY ST Complainant: TINA CROWL Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a sex offense. Officers got the necessary information from the complainant. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J.Brooks ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Civil Mattier 372 W STATE ST Complainant: EMMA NORMAN Officer took a report on station which was a civil matter. The complainant advised that she had returned a vehicle to Enterprise rent a car that she had rented, and that the company is saying the complainant caused damage to the vehicle. Officer advised that the matter is civil in nature. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 665 JEFFERSON AVE SALEM Complainant: LINDA ROSEBERGER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a parking question. The complainant advised a medical situation occurred near the residence and wanted to see if the vehicle was legally parked due to the owner being transported to Salem ER. Upon arrival, officer located the vehicle and informed dispatch that the vehicle was fine. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip E STATE 100 BLOCK SALEM (RICKYs PUB)) Complainant: RONALD FINCH, 125 W WASHINGTON ST LISBON, OH Officer took a report on station of a hit skip accident that occurred while the complainant was inside the bank. The complainants vehicle a 2016 Blue GMC Sierra was struck on the driver side rear leaving noticeable gouges. Officer documented the damages with photographs and issued the complainant a report number for his insurance company. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************** Date: Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 200 BLOCK OF W SECOND ST Officer was on patrol in the 200 Blk of W. Second St. when officer noticed a car hauler semi parked in a no parking zone. Officer spoke with the driver of the semi and advised him he was not to be parked on second st, and that he could park on N. Howard. Officer issued the driver a pink parking ticket for parking in a prohibited zone. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Suspicious Activity 028 b 754 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: JAMES HOUSHOUR Officer responded to 754 E. Third St. to speak with male complainant, James Houshour whom reported that a male known to him tried to sell his 16 year old son marijuana earlier this date as well as approx. 10 minutes prior to the time of this complaint showed up at his front door trying to sale him marijuana. The male subject fled prior to officers arrival. Officer checked the area and was unable to locate the male subject. The complainant was advised to contact this dept. back should the male return. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Speak To Officer 1395 STONE CASTLE TR B Complainant: DEANNA WILSON Officer spoke with female complainant, Deanna E. Wilson whom came on station to speak to an officer. Complainant advised that she and her husband of 21 years are separated and going through a divorce. Complainant advised that at approx. the hour of midnight on 51212017 her son woke her up when he seen headlights pull into their driveway. Complainant reported seeing from a window her soon to be ex-husband walking around the attached garage of their home with a flashlight. Complainant reported asking him "Can I help you"? at which time he reportedly replied "just looking around'. Complainant advised he looked around for a few more minutes and then left. Complainant advised he has not resided at the house for approx. a year. Complainant produced a temporary judgement entry from the Magistrate, which will be attached to the report. Complainant wished for a report to be on file. She was provided a report number and officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 500 E FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: DEBBY EARL Unit 1, DRI: Owner, DEBRA EARL Unit 2, Parked/Unoccupied - Owner David Eicher Police responded to 500 E, Fourth St for a two vehicle accident. The complainant Unit 1 advised she had been eastbound on E Fourth St and clipped her mirror with a parked vehicle (Unit 2), that had been parked facing East along E Fourth St. Police attempted to make contact with the owner of Unit 2. The driver of Unit 1 was cited with Failure To Control. No injuries were reported. Police then cleared. Photos were taken. Ptl D. Osberg *************************
Wednesday, May 03, 2017 09:07 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 AccIident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM WALMART Unit#l - Owner Jeffrey Shank Unit#2 - Driver: MARY BOWERSOCK, Owner LAIRD BOWERSOCK The driver of Unit#l advised that he was attempting to back out of a parking space when he struck Unit#2 who was attempting to travel through the parking lot. The driver of Unit#2 advised that she had pulled out of her parking space was attempting to drive forward when Unit#l backed into her vehicle. Moderate damage was observed on Unit#2. Ptl Miller ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N UNION AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit#l Driver: JENNIFER BROWN, Owner JEFFREY BROWN Unit# 2 Owner CINDY WILSON The driver of Unit#1 advised that she was traveling northbound on N. Union Ave. approaching E. 3RD. St. when she stopped at the stop sign and then proceeded to go through the intersection when she was struck by Unit#2. The driver of Uniti2 advised that she was traveling eastbound on E. 3RD. St. approaching the above intersection when she stopped at the stop sign and then proceeded through when Unit#l struck her vehicle. Moderate damage was observed to Unit#l and # 2 at the time of the accident. ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 1020 W PERRY ST 802 Complainant: DEBORAH BLAIR Report of vehicle trespass at the above location. Complainant advised that someone went through her vehicle but did not take anything and she just wanted the incident documented. ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 441 CONTINENTAL DR 18 Complainant: ANDREW COLEMAN Police responded to the apartments on Continental Dr for theft from vehicle. No forced entry was made due to the vehicles door unable to be locked. The caller advised that someone had only taken a handful of change from the center console. The caller was advised if they notice anything else missing to contact the station. Police then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 506 CONTINENTAL DR 12 Complainant: ELLA WAGNER Officer responded to 506 Continental Dr. for a report of a vehicle entered sometime overnight. The complainant advised that when she came out to her vehicle, she noticed that someone had been in it looking for items or money. The complainant advised that the only thing she noticed missing was her pepper spray. Sgt. D. Green ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST While on routine patrol this officer observed a tractor trailer with Indiana plates on it parked on the east side of the building in the 200blk of N. Broadway on the side walk area. Logistics XPO trucking. Officer has seen other tractor trailers also doing the same but the side walk appears to be getting busted up along with the cement in that area breaking down. Officer has the truck and side walk area on car #6 camera at this time. Will send it to zoning to check to see if permissible? Also the trucks have to go past a no truck zone and up third street to head south on N. Broadway to park like that. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 100 DODGE DR While on routine patrol officer observed two vehicles parked in the yard behind a residence in the 900blk of W. Pershing. Neither had plates on them and appeared to have been there for a while. Officer issued a red warning to the vehicles for City ordinance 303.10 Illegally Parked Abandoned Vehicle(s) on Property. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 2551 LEXINGTON AVE Complainant: PATRICK SHOEMAKER Officers responded to the above location to speak with the complainant about their unlocked vehicle being ransacked over night, nothing was taken from the vehicle . Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 919 JEFFERSON AVE Complainant: RICHARD COLON Traffic Crash Report Unit #1 PARKED Ohio registration, GFN2751 1994 Jeep SW 4x4 Black in color Owner: Richard Colon 792 E. 6th St Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2013 Toyota SW Rav4 White in color Owner/Operator: Gaylene Englert 919 Jefferson Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was parked on Jefferson in front of 928 with the owner being out of the vehicle delivering papers. Unit #2 backed out of the drive way at 91 9 striking Unit #I in the left rear bumper area with it's left rear bumper area. No injuries reported and no Unit(s) towed. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Assault 490 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: NANCY OWEN Report of a Domestic Dispute at the above address. Upon arrival, officers spoke to both parties involved and no violence had occurred and that this was just a dispute of family issues. The female half went to bed and the male half left for the day so their would be no further problems. Ptl Miller ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 2551 LEXINGTON AVE 6 Complainant: REBECCA MYERS Officer responded to the above location and was advised by the complainant/victim that some time after 2310 hrs person(s) unknown had entered her vehicle bearing Ohio registration, EAZ1810 and removed her pink colored camouflage purse containing all her important papers. Unknown how person(s) got into vehicle.The vehicle was parked on Lexington Ave before getting to the entrance of the apartment complex. The complainant/victim thought for sure she had locked the vehicle. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 2559 LEXINGTON AVE 39 Complainant: JESSICA ADAMS Report of a theft at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that some time overnight someone had entered her vehicle and threw things around. She advised that her work bag was taken from the car and was found in the above parking lot just a short distance away from her vehicle. Nothing else was found missing. Ptl Miller ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 2555 LEXINGTON AVE 17 While handling a call in the above area a female subject advised that her husband stated that someone had stolen tools out of his truck overnight. The husband was at work and she was advised to have her husband respond to this department to give the description and amount of tools that were taken. MILLER, PTL ************************ Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 2559 LEXINGTON AVE 37 Report of a possible theft at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that someone had entered her vehicle (EMA7282) over night but nothing was taken at the time of the report but would check and advise if something is missing. MILLER, PTL ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 1016 W PERRY ST 903 Complainant: CINDY GIBSON Officer responded to the above location for a report of a theft from a vehicle. The complainant advised that sometime over night, her vehicle was entered and a miscellaneous amount of change was taken. No damage nor anything else reported missing at the time of report. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 1050 W PERRY ST 105 Complainant: DAVID RIFE Officer responded to the above location for a report of a theft from a vehicle. The complainant advised that sometime over night, his vehicle was entered and a miscellaneous amount of change was taken. No damage nor anything else reported missing at the time of report. Sgt. D. Green ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 504 CONTINENTAL DR 3 Complainant: REGINA McDONALD Report of a theft from a vehicle at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that she was going to a Dr. appointment when she noticed that a someone had entered her vehicle and threw everything around. She also advised that she is missing $2 in loose changes from vehicle. Nothing else appeared to be missing at the time of the complaint. MILLER, PTL ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Theft 1050 W PERRY ST 106 Officer responded to the above location for a report of a theft from vehicles in the lot. The complainant from report # 20172793 advised that his neighbors vehicle was also entered overnight. Officer did not speak with the owner of the vehicle due to her not being home. It was unknown at the time of report if anything was missing. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Criminal Damaging 2561 LEXINGTON AVE 41 Complainant: NICOLE KLEMANN Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/victim who advised that some time during the night time hours person(s) unknown removed the right front bottom plastic door panel to her vehicle. Vehicle was parked facing south in the parking lot up towards the building. Ohio registration, DFN5301. The complainant/victim advised also that her neighbor just wants this department to know that her tire on her vehicle was flattened last night and is already fixed. This is the second time over the pass few weeks. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Intoxicated Person 2875 E STATE ST A Police were summoned to the parking lot of Walmart in reference to an intoxicated male urinating in the parking lot. suspect: Mark A Fowler 1364 Jefferson Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 dob 07/13/1967 Charges: MM cite: Possession of drug paraphernalia MM cite: Open container of an alcoholic beverage in a public place Ptl Donald E. Paulin ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Suspicious Activity 2955 E STATE ST C BARBER / BEAUTY SHOP Officer on patrol in the 2900 block of E. State Street observed a tan Chevy truck with one occupant parked in front of business plaza with all the stores closed. Officer made contact with a female subject inside the truck who advised she had a verbal argument with her boyfriend and left to calm down. The subject advised there was no physical altercation and that she did not need any assistance. No other problems were found. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Suspicious Activity 1695 Shady Lane Complainant: JOSEPH GROSS Officers were dispatched to the 1600 block of Shady Ln in reference to suspicious activity. Complainant advised that his car alarm was going off and that someone might be attempting to break into his vehicle. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that his vehicle was locked and no damage was done. Officers checked the area but nobody was located. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Theft 1080 N LINCOLN AVE 204 Complainant: TARYN GRODHAUS Officer was dispatched to the 1000 block of N. Lincoln Avenue for a theft report. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant/victim who advised that he had a package delivered on this date by UPS. She advised that UPS notified her the package was delivered at 2:29pm. The complainant stated she could not find the package anywhere and believes it was stolen. The package contained $150.00 worth of merchandise. Officer advised a report would be completed and provided her with a report number. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 1366 S LINCOLN AVE 3 Complainant: LEANN GROSS Officers were dispatched to the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave in regards to a neighbor dispute. Officers spoke with the complainant who advised that she has made previous police reports in regards to her next door neighbor harassing her. Complainant advised that earlier in the evening, her next door neighbor followed her daughter to the dumpster and then made comments to her about helping her with the trash. Complainant advised that she does not want to have any contact with her neighbor. Officers spoke with the next door neighbor who advised that he was just offering to help her with the trash and did not want any problems. He was advised of the complainant's wishes to not have contact with her and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Ambulance Needed 281 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: KLG, AMBULANCE Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of N. Lincoln Avenue to assist on a medical call where a male subject was unresponsive. Officer responded and met with KLG Ambulance and the owner of the property. Officer was advised that the male subject could be seen laying inside the house on the floor and that he was not answering the door. Officer found the door to be unlocked and the male subject became responsive. The subject was found to be highly intoxicated and advised he would voluntarily be transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. The property owner secured the residence. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Stolen Vehicle 110 BENTON RD SALEM RESTAURANT Complainant: ANTHONY WATT Officer was dispatched to a business parking lot in the 100 block of Benton Road in attempt to locate a stolen vehicle. The vehicle was a 2002 Dodge Caravan that had been reported as stolen out of Goshen Township earlier on this date. Officer responded and located the vehicle in question parked unoccupied. Officer made contact with a male subject who was working at a nearby business and he advised he drove the vehicle to the location. Officer stood by with the vehicle and the male subject while Goshen Police responded. The male subject was taken in to custody by Goshen Police Department and they contacted the owner of the vehicle to retrieve it. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Domestic In Progress 775 New Garden Ave Complainant: KASEN SMITH Police responded to 775 New Garden Ave for a possible Domestic. When officers arrived both parties were separated. The female half gathered some belongings and the male half agreed to leave for the night. Both subjects advised nothing physical had occurred and it was just a verbal argument. Police then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Ambulance Needed 637 N LINCOLN AVE Officers responded to the 600 block of N Lincoln Ave in regards to a medical situation in which the female subject had threatened suicide. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the female who advised that she no longer wanted to live and that she was having withdrawals from pills. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance were requested to the scene. The female was subsequently transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Theft 2350 E STATE ST B Complainant: LORElTA SMISSOTH Complainant on station to advise that her purse (Tan & Dark Brown Coach) was stolen out of her vehicle at the above location. Complainant advised that she had left her purse in her car while she was working inside the above business. The passenger side window was down just a little bit and someone had to use something to open her door to get her purse. Complainant advised that she only had her Key Bank Debit Card and miscellaneous items in her purse. Complainant was given the report number for Key Bank. Ptl Miller ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: TONYA GREENWALD Officer responded to the above business in regards to a drive off. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that someone in a red sedan had pumped $20.00 worth of gasoline on pump #7 and left west bound on E State St without rendering payment. The vehicle was unable to be located and officer provided the complainant with a report number. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road HOME WOOD / HOME CR Officers responded to the above location and stood by with traffic control while the F.D. taped off the area since a tree went down taking out primary lines in the area. Ohio Edison was advised of the situation. Once taped off officer(s) were cleared to clear. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Severe Weather Damage NEWGARDEN 400 BLOCK D Complainant: THOMAS PHILLIPS Police responded to the Northern lot of American Standard for vehicle damage. Thomas Phillips advised his vehicle, a grey Chevy Blazer, had been struck by the bed cover belonging to Rorie Retier's vehicle, a green Chevy Pickup. The severe winds had pulled the bed cover off and into the other vehicle. The equipment had smashed out the passenger side window. Information was gathered from Mr. Phillips who was on scene at the time. Police then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1466 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: ROBERT DORNICK, 30213 GEORGETOWN RD Traffic Crash Report Unit #1: 2012 Buick 4s Regal Tan in color Owner/Passenger: Evelyn Dornick 30213 Georgetown Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: Robert Dornick 30213 Georgetown Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: Tree Branch (large) 1456 E. State St (in the front right of way) Unit #1 was west bound on SR14 (E. State St) passing 1466 E. state St when the large tree branch broke off in front of 1456 E. State St. due to the heavy storm passing through the City at the time. The tree came down across Unit #1's right front hood area and top leaving a large amount of leaves and branches covering it. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Accidental Damage 2875 E STATE ST A Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unite #1: PARKED 2012 Chevrolet 4s Red in color Owner: Jo Ann McGrew 16840 Pine Lake Rd Beloit, Ohio 44609 Unit #2: Unknown Unit 31 was parked by the pharmacy door entry between 1300 & 1330hrs this date. Upon returning home the owner of Unit #1 found that another vehicle (Unit #2) had struck the left rear quarter area of Unit #1. The owner of Unit #1 returned to this department for a report. The owner or operator of Unit #2 drove off with out leaving any information. Ptl. French **************************
Tuesday, May 02, 2017 08:24 AM -0500 Date: Monday, May 1, 2017 Assist Perry Police W PERRY ST / ELBERON AVE Complainant: CCSO K9 Simon was deployed at the request of Perry Twp PD for a K9 free air sniff of a vehicle on W. Perry St near Elberon Ave. K9 Simon did alert to the presence of narcotic odor and a search did recovered contraband from the vehicle. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************ Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check E PERSHING ST / S LUNDY A SALEM Officer on patrol observed a wanted person walking in the 200 block of S. Lundy Ave. Officer stopped the subject who was armed with several edged weapons, the subject was non-compliant and ran from officers. K9 Simon was deployed to apprehend the subject, but officers converged and took him into custody. The subject was also in possession of a concealed weapon when captured. Officers transported the subject on station, processed him and transported him to county jail on his warrant and additional charges. Officers cleared without further incident. Arrested: John E. LaFleme LKA:214 E 3rd St. Salem Charges: Warrant FTA Agg. Menc., New charges of Resisting arrest, Carrying Concealed Weapons MM Possession of marijuana. Additional charges are pending prosecutor review. Ptl. M. Garber ************************** Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Civil Personal Prop Dispute 273 W FOURTEENTH ST Complainant: MINICH, ANDREW T 1005 LAKE PARK 87 SEBRING, OH Officer responded to the 200 block of W Fourteenth St in regards to a civil property dispute. The male complainant advised that his girlfriend would not give his phone back to him. Officer spoke to the female subject who advised that she does not have the cell phone and advised that the male complainant often times loses his cell phone. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************** Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 152 CONTINENTAL DR While checking the above business, this officer observed a white F-350 truck parked in front of the north building with tools on the ground at the rear of it. Building was checked and found to be secure. The truck was unlocked so it was secured, and the tools(ratchets) were picked up. Items will be placed in the lost/found drawer until claimed SHAFER, LT C ************************** Date: Sunday, April 30,2017 Accidental Damage 385 W PERSHING ST Complainant: STACEY JARRETT Officer responded to the 300 block of W Pershing St for a report of accidental damage. Officer arrived and found that a neighbor had driven through the complainants yard causing damage. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to Centennial park for a complaint of juveniles riding their bicycles on the tennis court and smoking cigarettes. The individual smoking was of age and the subject riding his bike was advised that he was not allowed to ride his bike on the tennis court and given a verbal warning. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************** Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MICHAEL CALDWELL Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that there are several stray cats around his home that his neighbor keeps feeding. Officers provided the complainant with the phone number for the humane officer. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************** Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 PERSHING / MADISON Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Report of a subject revving a "race car and motorcycles at the corner of East Pershing and South Madison Ave. Upon arrival, officer checked the area and could hear no noise. I made contact with the homeowner at the above location and advised him of the complaint and that I did not see or hear any violations. He stated that this is an ongoing problem with a neighbor. SHAFER, LT C ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Damage / Endangering 646 VINE AVE 3 SALEM Complainant: TIMOTHY JANCEL Officer responded to the 600 block of Vine St for a report of possible criminal endangering. Officer arrived and spoke with the complainant who advised that a reckless operator had come through an alley and spun rocks off his tires. The complainant advised that he and his daughter were nearby. Officer did locate the vehicle nearby and the vehicle was tagged with the complaint and possible consequences. Ptl D Beeson **************************** Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Accident Private Property 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave Unit#l, Owner KAREN BAKER , 177 ALICE ST E PALESTINE, OH Unit#2 Owner ELIZABETH CURRAN , 1175 ETHIRD ST SALEM, OH Officer responded to the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave for a report of a motor vehicle accident on private property. Officer arrived and found that Unit#l was driving through a parking lot when it was struck by Unit#2. Unit#2 was backing from a parking spot. The accident appeared to be the fault of the driver of Unit#2. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Dog At Large 827 N ELLSWORTH AVE While on patrol officers noticed a dog at large in the 800 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. Officers were able to locate the owner of the dog and return the dog to its home. The owner of the dog was given verbal warnings for dog at large and not having tags on it. Ptl. J. Brooks **************************
Monday, May 01, 2017 09:27 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported W STATE ST / JENNINGS AVE UNIT #1 AUBREY YEATER , SALEM OH, Offense Charged 331.10 Marked Lanes UNIT #2 EDWARD STAHLER, HOMEWORTH OH Two Vehicle Accident Property Damage Only Unit #1 was traveling eastbound on W. State St. Unit #2 was behind unit #1 also traveling eastbound. Witnesses advised unit #1 pulled into the left turn lane at Jennings Ave. and unit #2 attempted to continue eastbound. Unit #1 reportedly pulled back into the eastbound lane and struck unit #2. Due to witness statements and evidence on scene, unit #1 was issued a citation for a marked lanes violation. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Hit Skip Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST E SALEM Complainant: CAROL REINEHR Private property hit skip accident no OH-I Unit # 1 had been legally parked and unoccupied in the parking lot of a business in the 2800 block of East State St when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 then fled the area. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the left rear quarter panel. Officers will review the stores video system in a attempt to locate the owner 1 driver of unit # 2. Unit # 1 / owner / Carol Reinehr vehicle / 2006 Cadillac Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 1892 E STATE ST SALEM RESTAURANT Complainant: BRANDI BUTLER Officer responded to the above location for an individual who was throwing things and being loud in the restaurant. It was advised the individual had left and went west bound on State Street. Officers located the individual at the intersection of Highland and E. State St. Officers spoke with the individual and advised him to go home and not to return to the restaurant. The individual complied with officer order. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Suspicious Activity 796 E FOURTH ST Complainant: RONALD CHAMBERS Officer responded to the above address for a suspicious activity report. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant who advised that the car he had made a report about the night prior was back in the area. The complainant advised officer of the initial report as to there was a car that had 3 male individuals inside the vehicle and that they offered the complainants juvenile son alcohol. The description of the vehicle was a later model silver/grey ford fusion. Officer advised that the area would be patrolled to see if they would come back. Officer also advised the complainant that if the vehicle returns to call the PD. Officer was able to make contact with the vehicle owner and he stated a family member had the vehicle. Contact was made and officer explained the consequences if their actions continued. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Ambulance Needed 229 S HOWARD AVE Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of South Howard for a report of a man down. On arrival officers located the man in question who was found to be highly intoxicated. The man had a injury to his head and due to his state of intoxication he was transported to the ER by ambulance. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Theft 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: JUSTIN BATMAN-SMITHA Complainant calling to report a drive off at the business in question. The complainant stated that a man had pumped $10.00 in gas and then only wanted to pay for $5.00. Officers spoke with the man in question who stated that he had wanted only $5.00 worth of gas and they had wanted him to pay for $10.00. The man stated that he left the business and didn't buy anything. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation E STATE ST Complainant: MAHLON GRIFFITH Officer responded to the above address for a parking complaint. It was advised that a vehicle was parked in the eastbound lane on East State St. Officer located the driver of the vehicle and advised her that she was in a no parking zone. The individual advised that she would be moving the car right away. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Saturday, April 29, 2017 Traffic Offense 491 REILLY AVE H SALEM While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for an equipment violation. While on the stop the K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon for an open air sniff of the vehicle. K9 Simon did alert to the scent of narcotics inside the vehicle. A probable cause search was conducted but nothing of measurable amount was located. The driver was given a verbal warning for the offense. Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Saturday, April 29, 2017 Traffic Offense 925 E STATE ST SCHOOL Officer initiated a traffic stop in the 900 block of E State St with a copper Dodge hatch back for improper display. Ptl. Garber was called to the scene to deploy the K9 and advised of a positive indication on the vehicle. The vehicle was searched but no contraband was located inside the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was issued written warning and officers cleared the stop without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Saturday, April 29, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 200 BLOCK OF N LINCOLN Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation in the 200 block of N. Lincoln Ave. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was recovered from the vehicle, the driver was placed under arrest and transported on station for processing. The vehicle was removed from the roadway by Sinsley's Towing. The driver was transported to the Columbiana County Jail to await his charges to be clerked and given a written warning for his vehicle equipment violation. Arrested: Kevin M. Curtis DOB:02/27/1994 of 12205 Goshen Rd. Lot 61 Salem Charge: Possession of drug abuse Instrument (M2) Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 2017 Animal Complaint 685 ARCH ST Complainant: KAREN GALCHICK Officers responded to the 600 block of Arch St for an animal complaint. The complainant advised she had a bat captured inside her residence but was afraid to go near it in order to get it out of her residence. Officer removed the bat from the residence for the complainant. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Sunday, April 30, 201 7 Ambulance Needed 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR A SALEM Complainant: KAITLYN HORSLEY Officers responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr along with first responders and EMT for a medical call. An infant was having stomach problems and the parents requested the infant be transported to Salem ER by EMT. Ptl. E. Perry **************************
Sunday, April 30, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Child Custody Dispute 450 AETNA ST Complainant : CHRISTOPHER ZEPERNICK Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant on the phone. The complainant advised officers that the mother of his child will not return his phone calls regarding his scheduled visitation of his child. Officers advised the complainant that a report will be filled and available for pickup upon prior request. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************* Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 408 FRANKLIN ST Complainant : JERRY PLEGGE Officers responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave for a neighbor dispute. Officers spoke to both parties involved and advised them of possible solutions to their issue. Prior to officers leaving the dispute was settled and both parties came to an agreement. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************** Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1163 CLEVELAND ST Complainant : BRIAN CHRYSTAL Officers responded to the 11 00 block of Cleveland St in regards to a domestic dispute report. Upon arriving on scene, officers spoke to the male victim who advised that his wife had been intoxicated and then attacked him by scratching him and hitting him several times with an open hand. Officers did observe several fresh injuries to the male victim on his face and neck areas. Officers obtained photographs of the victims injuries. The female subject was then subsequently placed under arrest for Domestic Violence and transported to the Salem Police Department for booking and processing, the female subject was then later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Additional charges are pending. Arrested: Chrystal J Stephanie DOB: 12-10-1980 Address: 1163 Cleveland St. Salem, OH, 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (ORC 2919.25A) Ptl C Walla ************************* Date: Saturday, April 29, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 750 E FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant : CASEY YOUREX Officers responded to the 700 block of E Fifth St along with FD and EMT for an unknown problem with an intoxicated female. When officers made contact with the complainant it was found that she and a friend had a verbal altercation. Both parties involved were highly intoxicated but stated that nothing physical had occurred. The complainant advised they would be fine for the rest of the evening and did not need any further assistance. Officers cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry **************************
Saturday, April 29, 2017 09:24 AM -0500 Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Suspicious Activity 565 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: JORDAN SMELTZER Complainant on station to report suspicious activity at the above stated location. Complainant advised there have been heavy traffic. Complainant was explained his options in dealing with the situation. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Domestic In Progress 1335 CLEVELAND ST UPST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported domestic. Upon arrival, officers spoke with a couple that were involved in a verbal dispute. Neither side were able to explain what caused the dispute. Officers did not observe any physical marks nor was any reported. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 175 W STATE ST Officer on patrol observed a suspicious vehicle behind a business in the 100 block of W State St that had the ignition on and engine running with no one around. Officer checked the vehicle and spoke with the driver when he returned about the dangers of leaving his vehicle unsecured and running. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Animal Complaint 500 BLOCK OF COLUMBIA ST Complainant: JOHNNY LAGORE Officer responded to the above location in reference to deer in the roadway. Officer stood by until the deer were out of the roadway. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Domestic In Progress 585 S UNION AVE Complainant: CLAYTON KELLNER Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of S Union Ave in regards to a domestic in progress. Dispatch advised that one of the parties involved had attempted to run over the other party with a vehicle. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the male who advised that his live-in girlfriend had started an argument with him when he returned from work. He advised that when she was leaving the driveway, she hit him with her vehicle and pinned him between the vehicle and a fence. The male had no injuries. Officers made contact with the female who was across town and spoke with her about the incident. The female denied having hit the male with her vehicle but stated that the male was trying to prevent her from leaving. She advised that he punched her windshield out of anger, which caused the windshield to be severely damaged. The female had no injuries but advised that she wished to pursue the matter of criminal damage to her windshield. She was advised to respond to the police department in order to fill out a statement. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 100 BLOCK OF SALEM Officer arrested 28 year old male Andrew D. Conner in the 100 block of Vine Ave. on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. for dangerous drugs after officer observed him walking in the area. Mr. Conner was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to a CCSO Deputy and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Additional charges are pending against Mr. Conner after a search of Mr. Conner's back pack revealed a small baggie with an unknown white substance in it. The substance will be sent to BCI&I for testing. Arrestee: Andrew D. Conner DOB: 12/29/1988 LKA: 1 1895 Klinger Ave. Alliance, OH 44601 Charge: Warrant - Dangerous Drugs Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Suspicious Activity 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to a business in the 11 00 block of E. State Street for a report of a suspicious male attempting to sell drugs. Officer responded but the male subject had already left the area. The male subject was driving a dark colored Dodge sedan. Officer was later called to a business in the 700 block of W. State Street for the same subject (see incident 20172654). Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Suspicious Activity 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Officer was dispatched to a business in the 700 block of W. State Street for a report of suspicious activity (related to incident 20172653). Officer was advised that a male subject in a Dodge sedan was attempting to sell marijuana. Officer responded and observed the vehicle just leaving the business and conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle. Officer identified three male subjects inside the vehicle and the driver did admit to asking an unknown person about drugs. Consent to search the vehicle was given with nothing illegal found. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Domestic In Progress 649 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: BRANDIE SHASTEEN Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of E. Seventh Street for a domestic fight in progress. Officers responded and spoke with the victim who advised that her boyfriend, who she lives with and has children with, was pushing her around their bedroom. The victim advised that they had been arguing when she was pushed, had her hair pulled and was tossed around the bedroom. Officers spoke with two female juveniles at the home who confirmed the victims statement. Officers spoke with the male party who denied pulling the victims hair or pushing her around. He was also found to be highly intoxicated. The male party was subsequently arrested for domestic violence and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Written statements were obtained. Arrested: William I. Shasteen 649 E. Seventh Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 10-19-1979) Domestic Violence M1 Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 Intoxicated Person E PERSHING ST /WOODLAND SALEM Complainant: DEREK BELL Officers responded to the above location in regards to an intoxicated persons report. Dispatch advised of two intoxicated females walking east bound in the above area. Officers made contact with the females and advised them of the complaint. Officers determined the females to be okay and cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************
Friday, April 28, 2017 10:04 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Child Custody Dispute 811 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: ZACHARY LEWIS Officer met with the complainant on station who wanted a report on file over his ex- girlfriend the mother of his son (4 years old) that in the end of March he had received a phone call about signing over his trailer in Goshen or he would never see his son again. The complainant feels these are threats but now understands that the threats are more to a probate court level and civil then criminal. He did sign the trailer over but has no idea where his ex and her boyfriend are staying along with the ex's mother who calls him also. Officer gave him this report number for him to use if needed and advised him to contact the court for further advice. He advised he understood. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Smoke Investigation 187 S BROADWAY AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, PERSON Officers responded to the above location for a report of smoke coming from outside the business. Officers located the smoke coming from burning mulch. Salem FD put out the burning mulch. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************** Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 400 AETNA ST While on routine patrol this officer observed a white colored Nissan sitting in a back yard off an alley way in the 400blk of Aetna. The vehicle had no glass or other outside operating means. No license plates. Officer left a red warning on the vehicle for City ordinance violation Illegally ParkedAbandoned Vehicle on Private Property 303.10 giving the owner 10 days to cover side to side and back to front or vehicle subject to being towed. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: KRITINA HELMAN Officer(s) responded to the above location and checked the area for a silver type mini van that had pumped $17.77 worth of regular unleaded gasoline from pump #3 and left with out paying for it. Officer was unable to locate any vehicle matching the description given. The vehicle left the lot headed west bound on E. State St. Female operator wearing a blue shirt. Ohio registration, HAU7765. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Bad Checks 292 W STATE ST B SALEM Complainant: GERI PATTERSON Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that on April 7th, 2017 the service department took a check for over $1,100 dollars for 8 tires and the check was found to be no good. Information gathered and will be passed onto the detective(s) of this department. They had tried numerous times to contact the two males who got the tires but no good on any numbers. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / N LINCOLN SALEM UNIT#1 DARLENE M. HACK UNIT#2- DRIVER DAVID E. BURFORD, Owner - D L PETERSON TRUST Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle accident. Unit #1 was stopped on East State Street heading westbound. Unit #2 was stopped in front of Unit #1, there was a semi truck turning onto East State Street from North Lincoln Ave Unit# 2 backed up to allow the semi truck by. Unit #2 backed into Unit # 1 minor damage to both vehicles, both vehicles were driven from the scene. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Solicitor(s) E THIRD ST / HAWLEY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a male subject offering free massages in the above area. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with male subject and advised him of the issues and he understood. Ptl Miller ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Littering / Dumping HIGH ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the area of High St. for a subject mowing grass blowing the clippings in the roadway. When officers arrived the subject had just finished mowing. The subject had not had a chance to clean up very little clippings on the roadway before Police were called. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Check Well Being 2557 LEXINGTON AVE 28 Complainant: RON SHAWVER Officers were dispatched to the 2500 block of Lexington Avenue the check the well being of a female subject who reportedly wanted to cause harm to herself. Officers responded and made contact with the female subject who advised she was having ongoing problems with family, but did not want to harm herself. Officers advised the female to contact the department should she need anything. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Thursday, April 27, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 941 E SIXTH ST SALEM Officer on patrol in the 900 block of E Sixth St observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence, which was in violation of the city's parking ordinance. Officer made contact with the female subject and advised her of the complaint. The vehicle was moved without incident and officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Recovered Bicvcle 2789 E STATE ST Complainant: JAMES SIX Police responded to Northwood Realty for a found bike. The male subject advised he found a bike laying next to the parking lot. Officers recovered the bike and transported it back to the station. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Possible Scam 996 W PERRY ST 408 Complainant: RUTH HUGGINS Officer spoke with complainant, Ruth Huggins via phone who wanted to report a possible scam. Complainant advised that she has been receiving calls from several phone numbers that is showing up on her caller I.D. as Salem Hospital. She reported a male subject on the phone was asking her is she has adequate health insurance. Complainant advised she hung the phone up at this point. Complainant contacted the hospital and spoke with an employee who advised they have no such person making those calls and wished for her to make a police report as the hospital has been receiving similar complaints. Complainant was advised that if the subject calls her again to tell him to take her off of their call list and that if the calls persist to contact this officer. Ptl. B. Smith ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 246 N MADISON AVE SALEM Complainant: JUDY WILSON Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of N Madison Ave in regards to a juvenile problem. Complainant advised of a male juvenile who was riding his bike in the roadway without regard for traffic. Officer responded and spoke with the juvenile's grandfather to advise him of the complaint. The juvenile's grandfather was taking care of the situation. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Speak To Officer 1158 S LINCOLN AVE B GARAGE / SHED Complainant: RHONDA REED Officer spoke with female complainant whom came on station to speak with an officer. Complainant advised that her vehicle was parked in her attached garage to her home. She advised that all her garage doors were locked as well as the doors to her vehicle while it was inside the garage. Complainant advised that when she entered her car she located a left handed black glove that appeared to deliberately placed on the gas pedal. Complainant did bring the glove in for this officer. She provided the name of a possible suspect, however she believes him to be in Colorado. Complainant advised there was no signs of forced entry to her garage or vehicle. She was advised a report would be on file. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1793 OAK ST Officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant on a female in the 1700 block of Oak St. Upon arrival officers attempted contact but, nobody was home. Later in the evening, officers responded back to the residence and spoke with the subject's mother who advised that her daughter was in the Mahoning County Jail. Officers cleared. ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Person With A Gun 100 BLOCK OF W 4th St. Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to a subject in the 100 block of W 4th St. reportedly shooting some sort of BB gun. Officers spoke with the subject and explained the city ordinance against the use of projectile weapons. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Intoxicated Person 776 N ELLSWORTH AVE While on patrol in the 700 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. officer observed a male subject appear to be staggering while walking on the sidewalk. Contact was made with the male subject and identified. The male stated that he was ok and that he was having some back and ankle issues that he just got done playing basketball for a few hours at the park. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Traffic Offense 1249 N ELLSWORTH AVE While on patrol on E. 8th St. officer observed a female driving a blue Dodge 4dr. that had a suspended drivers license. Officer initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle in the 1300 block of N. Ellsworth Ave. The female operator, 28year old Kathryn A. Sims was issued a traffic citation for driving under a non-compliance suspension. She was given a court date of Friday April 28th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Officer conducted a consent search of the vehicle as well and found no contraband. Ms. Sims' mother responded and drove the vehicle from the scene. CITED: Kathryn A. Sims DOB: 4/21/1989 273 W. 14th St. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Driving Under Suspension Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 575 DEMING ST SALEM Officer on patrol in the 500 block of Deming St observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence. Officer left a red warning tag on the vehicle advising the registered owner that she was in violation of the city's parking ordinance. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************
Thursday, April 27, 2017 08:45 AM -0500 Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 201 S LINCOLN AVE SALEM Complainant: HEATHER LAIZURE Officers responded to a possible traffic accident but upon arrival found that it was a disabled vehicle. The vehicle could not be moved as the front suspension had broken away from the frame. Officers did traffic control until a wrecker arrived and removed the vehicle. Lt. D.J. Beeson ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 124 SHORT AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Reporting officer arrived at the above location along with the Fire Department for possible power lines down. It was found to be a telephone line and was put next to a pole at 1120 Short St. Dispatched contated AT&T and advised them of the situation. Lt. David L. Casto ************************ Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Theft 650 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: SARAH MINOR Officers spoke with a complainant about a online company she had been working for sent her a check that bounced. Since the check bounced she has been unable to make contact with the company. Officers attempted to make contact with the company and was unable to locate or contact them via phone. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************* Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 201 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: HEATHER LAIZURE (4-24-2017 08:20:36 By: 1 21) CALLER ID: 234-564-7395 (4-24-2017 08:23:00 By: 121) GYG8269 (4-24-2017 08:24:16 By: 121) SINSLEY TOWING - OWNER REQUEST; ADVISED (4-24-2017 08:33:57 By: 121) SINSLEY ON SCENE Officers responded to a possible traffic accident but upon arrival found that it was a disabled vehicle. The vehicle could not be moved as the front suspension had broken away from the frame. Officers did traffic control until a wrecker arrived and removed the vehicle. Lt. D. J. Beeson ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 686 DEMING ST Complainant: NICOLE GUY Officers responded to the above location for a report of an unruly juvenile, Officers spoke with the juvenile's mother and she stated that her daughter never wants to go to school and makes herself sick everyday. Officers advised seeking medical advice from a doctor, if the problem still occurs after that the juvenile may be sent to The Tobin Center. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Traffic Offense Police stopped a vehicle for a stop sign violation and found the driver of the vehicle was operating it while his license was suspended, and that he was operating the vehicle while under the influence and was arrested for same. He was transported to the Salem PD for processing and then released to a female he had called. Driver: Howard A. Leasure Jr 717 S. Lundy Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 dob 10-25-1972 charges: stop sign License forfeiture suspension OVI(A)(l )(a) OVI(A)(l )(d) test .115B AC Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Civil Matter 1335 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: MIRANDA MORAR Officer spoke to female complainant on station in regards to a civil matter. The female complainant advised that their female roommate had taken a vape pen and an old prom dress from them without permission. Officer advised the female complainant that since the two of them reside together then that the nature of the call was a civil matter. Officer then responded to the 1300 block of Cleveland St to assist the female complainant with a civil standby. Officer advised the female complainant her options in dealing with the situation. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle SALEM PARKWAY Police observed an occupied vehicle parked at Sandy Lake in the industrial park. Police checked on the driver and found that he was playing his guitar where he advised it was quieter. Police cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 816 ADAMS AVE Police were made aware of a warrant for a female, ASHLEY RENEE CARLARIELLO, on Adams Ave. Police went to the residence and took the female into custody, transported her to the Salem PD for processing and then released her to a CCSO Deputy. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 752 ARCH ST SALEM Police were made aware of a warrant for a subject on Arch St.. Police located him at his residence and he was taken into custody and transported to the Salem PD for processing and then turned over to CCSO Deputy. Arrestee: Ryan James Taylor 752 Arch St. Salem, Ohio 44460 charge: possession dangerous drugs Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25,2017 Importuning (Soliciting For Sex) 785 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ROBERT BERDINE Officers responded to the Police Department to speak to a complainant on the telephone. The complainant,advised officers of possible illegal activity going on within the city. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Suspicious Person 2875 E STATE ST C SUPERMARKET Complainant: WASHINGTONVILLE PD, POLICE Officers responded to Walmart parking lot for a report of a female subject panhandeling. Officers advised the female of the complaint and gave her the phone number to an agency that can help her. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Theft 441 W SCHOOL ST Complainant: DOMINIC SPIKER Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of West School St for a report of persons entering a vehicle. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to him had entered his vehicle and went through it. At the time of the report the complainant stated that he had not found anything missing. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: SRMC Officers responded to the 1900 block of East State St. to check for a person with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. On Arrival, officers placed Joseph Smith into custody without incident. Smith was transported to the station were he was processed and then released to CCSO. Arrested:Joseph Smith Warrant / Possesion of Drug Abuse Instruments Ptl. R Keister **************************
Wednesday, April 26, 2017 08:01 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Harassment 1995 E STATE ST HOSPlTAL Complainant: DAVID MOORE Officer took a report on station for harassment. The complainant advised that a co worker of his refuses to work with him and that she is making work for him a hostile envrionment, saying to other co workers that the complainant is going to harm her. The complainant advised that he is going through the process of filing a harassment greivence through his work and that he has no desire to hurt her in any way, the complainant also wanted a report on file with the police. Officer will attempt to speak with the other individual involved to get both sides of the story. Ptl Z Sanford ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Theft 523 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: DEBBIE STEELE Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Franklin for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had entered her vehicle while it was in the driveway and taken a unknown amount of change. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 577 COLUMBIA ST B Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Columbia for a reported unknown problem Ilo ud persons. On arrival officers located the person in question and spoke with him. The man was concerned about the persons at a local business looking at his residence. Officers advised the man of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Public Assist 988 JONES DR Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a public assist. Complainant advised a subject was stuck in a tree. Upon arrival, officer made contact with a tree service company that stated they were fine and were unsure why help was requested. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 589 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: STACEY BOYLES Complainant advises that her brother from Columbus keeps calling and leaving messages on her phone questioning her fitness as a mother. He also stated that his was reporting her to Children's Service. She was given several options in dealing with the matter. Lt Shafer ************************** Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Speak To Officer 1891 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: FREDDIE RODRIGUEZ Officer responded to the 1800 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a speak to officer. The complainant advised that his neighbor was cutting down hedges that was on the property line. The complainant was advised that they would need to contact the zoning officer about the issue. The officer spoke to the neighbor and advised him to speak with the zoning officer before he continued with any landscaping on the property line. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 520 WALNUT ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the 500 block of Walnut St for a parking complainant. A black truck was parked blocking the alley. Officer made contact with the owner and advised him he was not permitted to park his vehicle in the alley and would need to move it. The owner moved the vehicle and officer cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry **************************
Tuesday, April 25, 2017 08:44 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip E STATE ST / S ELLSWORTH Complainant: WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT Officers were dispatched to the intersection of E State St and N Ellsworth Ave in regards to a hit/skip traffic accident. Witnesses of the accident advised that the driver of Unit 1, Santos H. Gonzalez, had fled the scene on foot. Officers located the male a few blocks away and the male was detained. After a brief investigation, the male was taken into custody for OVI. Officers at the scene learned that Unit 1 was travelling east bound on W State St and approaching the intersection of W State St and N Ellsworth Ave. Unit 2 was in the north bound lane of S Ellsworth Ave and making a right turn at the intersection to proceed east bound on E State St. Unit 1 failed to stop at the red light and proceeded through the intersection, which resulted in Unit 1 striking Unit 2 in the front left. This caused Unit 2 to run off the road to the right, strike the curb, and then strike a light post before coming to final rest. The Salem Fire Department and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene to tend to the driver of Unit 2, WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT, who was complaining of neck pain. He was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Kaiser Towing removed Unit 2 from the roadway while Davidson's Towing towed Unit 1. The operator of Unit 1 was cited with Obedience to Traffic Control Devices, No Operator's License, OVI, and Leaving the Scene of an Accident. He was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Santos H. Gonzalez DOB 12-10- 1991 637 Columbia St. Salem, OH 44460 Charges: Obedience to Traffic Control Devices (ORC 4511.12A) No Operator's License (ORC 4510.12A1) Operating a Vehicle while Intoxicated (ORC 4511.19Al a) Leaving the Scene of an Accident (ORC 4549.02A) Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Stolen Vehicle 152 CONTINENTAL DR AUTO SALES LOT Reporting officer spoke to a employee of Donnell Ford and they advised that they were attempting to locate a 2017 Lincoln MKC, but could not find it on the lot. The employee stated that he had other subjects to talk to that were not working to see if the vehicle had been out on a test drive. Officers checked the area surrounding the business, but did not locate the vehicle. Lt. David L. Casto ************************* Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Suspicious Person 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: JAMIE McFARLAND Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a report of suspicious persons. On arrival officers located the persons in question and spoke with them. The persons stated that they had been stopping unknown persons and asking them for money. Officers advised the persons that what they had been doing was against the law. Officers further advised the persons to move along. The persons left the area without incident. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Thursday, April 20, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1600 WESTVIEW DR SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer(s) responded to the 1700 block of Westview for a reported parking complaint. On arrival officers located the vehicle in question and placed a ten day notice on it. (red warning tag) Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Monday, April 24, 2017 Debris In Roadway W PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 400 block of West Pershing St for a report of debris in the roadway. On arrival officers located a piece of sheet metal that had blown 1 fallen off a building. Officers also noticed several other parts of the building that appeared to be ready to blow / fall off. Officers will notify both the Zoning Inspector and the FD about the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Medical Problem / Assist Police were flagged down at the station by a female subject in a vehicle stating the passenger was possibly having a stroke. First Responders were immediately toned out. The driver was advised that First Responders were in route from next door. The driver advised she did not want to wait and left. Officers were able to follow from a distance and observed the vehicle safely made it to Salem Hospital. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Menacing / Threats 1083 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: KAY TUTTLE Officer was dispatched to the 1000 block of Cleveland Street for a report of threats. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised her friend is being threatened. Officer spoke with the complainants friend who advised a male subject who is known to her has been threatening to cause her harm and her property harm. The female advised she is afraid of what the male subject might do and wanted to make a report only in case something happens. Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Open Container In Public COURT DR K SALEM PARK PLAYGROUND While on patrol in Centennial Park near the restrooms, officer observed a male subject consuming an alcoholic beverage. Contact was made with the male subject and identified. The open container of alcohol, a 25oz Bud Ice was confiscated and the remaining contents dumped out. The male, 54 year old Glenn Grubb Jr. was issued a MM citation for open container of alcohol in a public place. He was given a court date of Thursday April 27th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. CITED: Glenn Grubb Jr. DOB: 8-16-1962 218 Washington St. Columbiana, OH 44408 Charge: Open container of alcohol Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Suspicious Person 440 W FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: DIANE HARSHMAN Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of W Fourth St in regards to a suspicious person report. Dispatch advised of a fourteen year old female, wearing a pink shirts and jeans, who had knocked on the door of the complainant and was asking for money. Officers located the juvenile on the sidewalk in the 400 block of W Fourth St and spoke with her and her mother who later came to the scene. The juvenile initially denied asking for money but eventually admitted to it, saying that she was asking for money for homeless people. The juvenile was advised that it is illegal to solicit in the city. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Reckless Operator Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer on patrol in the area of Hawley Avenue and E. Third Street was advised by another motorist of a reckless operator in a tan Chrysler. Officer was advised that the vehicle was weaving and stopping in the roadway. The vehicle was located in the area of Hawley Avenue and E. Fourth Street and the driver failed to signal when turning on to E. Fourth Street. Officer conducted a traffic stop with the vehicle and made contact with the elderly male driver/owner who advised he made a mistake when turning on to the road, but was almost home. No problems were found with the male and he pulled in to his driveway. Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date Sunday, April 23, 2017 Domestic In Progress 665 E FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: MIRANDA MELLINGER Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of E. Fourth Street for a domestic fight in progress. Officers responded and made contact with a male and female subject at the rear of the residence. The female subject advised that she had been arguing with her husband when he pushed her down and attempted to punch her. The male subject advised his wife pushed him and punched him in the face after a verbal argument. No marks could be observed on either subject. The female subject advised she would leave for the night and she did. Both subjects declined writing a statement and they were advised the report would be sent to the prosecutors office for a review of charges. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 577 COLUMBIA ST B SALEM Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officer was dispatched to the 500 block of Columbia Street for a report of breaking and entering. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that when he returned home all the doors to his bathroom and kitchen cabinets were open. He stated that the entry door was locked when he got home and there were no signs of forced entry. Nothing was reported to be missing. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date. Monday, April 24, 2017 Loud Persons 228 VINE AVE 15 SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS. CALLER Police were summoned to the 200 block of Vine Ave. in reference to loud persons. Upon arrival police could hear arguing inside one of the apartments but received no response at the door upon knocking. A Neighbor advised that the argument was in the parking lot and that the male was jumping on the females car. Police did note damage to the hood and roof and foot prints in the dew on the roof. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *************************
Monday, April 24, 2017 09:34 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Civil Matter 886 W PERRY ST Complainant: DENTON DUNLAP Officer responded to 886 W. Perry St. to speak with the complainant. He advised that his ex-girlfriend kicked him out and she wants him to leave. He stated that he had no problem leaving, but she would not return his credit card. Officer spoke with the female, the item was returned and the complainant departed the area. Sgt. D. Green ************************ Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Speak To Officer 196 HAWLEY AVE 1/ 2 Complainant: BILL NEAPOLITAN The complainant responded to this department regarding problems he is having with a tenant. He stated that the neighbors advised him that the female tenant has been gone for over a week and a dog is still at the residence. The complainant was concerned for the well being of the animal, due to the fact that the tenant will not respond to any of his calls/texts. He did text the female while at this department telling her he was here and going to check on the dog and she decided to answer. He advised her to have the dog removed today since she has not been staying at the residence. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Animal Complaint 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: RICKY CLAY Officers responded to the above location for a report of a male subject selling animals in the parking lot. Officers spoke with the male subject who was giving away the animals for free, the residence he is living in does not allow pets. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia 633 CHERRY ST Complainant: TINA CROWL Officers responded to 633 Cherry St. for a syringe that was found in the yard by the children. Officers explained to the children the importance of not handling such items, if or when they locate them. The syringe was confiscated and properly disposed of. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Ambulance Needed 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM SUPERMARKET Complainant: UNKNOWN, AMBER Officer was dispatched to Walmart in regards to a medical situation involving a male juvenile. Dispatch advised that the male had some sort of panic attack and had passed out while dispatch was still on the phone. Officer responded along with the Salem Fire Department who tended to the juvenile. KLG Ambulance responded to the scene and transported the juvenile to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Barking Dog 881 E THIRD ST Complainant: ASHLEY HILDEBRAND Officer was dispatched to the 800 block of E. Third Street for a dog who was continually barking inside of a garage. Officer responded and found the dog to be barking loudly which could be heard from several houses away. The dog was inside the residence and no contact was made with a resident. A red warning tag was left on the door. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Check Well Being 290 OHlO AVE Complainant: JAMES CLINE Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of Ohio Avenue to check the well being of two young children. The complainant advised he has been trying to contact the mother of his children, but was not able to all day. Officer responded and made contact with the mother of the children who advised she received no contact from the complainant and she further advised of ongoing issues between her and the complainant. Officer observed both children to be sleeping and they appeared to be fine. The complainant was notified. Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Child Juvenile Problem ROSE AVE / E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: PAM ZAGOTTI Officers were dispatched to the area of Rose Ave. near E. Third St. after the complainant reported a street light out with a bunch of noisy kids running up and down the streets. Upon arrival, contact was made with multiple subjects in the area of the 200 block of Rose Ave. but they were on the sidewalk and not on the roadway. No problems were encountered with the group and officers cleared and checked the rest of the area. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 432 AETNA ST SALEM Complainant: BRIAN CURFMAN Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Aetna Street for a report of juveniles entering a vehicle that did not belong to them. The complainant advised he observed several juveniles entering vehicles at a residence across the street from him. Officer responded and found that three vehicles belonging at the residence in question were secure. Contact was made with the owner of the vehicles and nothing was found to be disturbed. A vacant residence also owned by the owner of the vehicles was checked with no issues found. No juveniles were located in the area. Ptl. C. Crider ************************ Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 714 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: DIANNA MANIS Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of Newgarden Ave in regards to a parking complaint. Complainant advised that a vehicle was parked behind her vehicle in the parking lot of her apartment and she could not leave. Officers located the registered owner a few houses down and advised her of the complaint. The vehicle was moved and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: CCSO Officer assisted a Perry Twp. Police Dept. off~cear t the Salem Police Dept. with witnessing the reading of a BMV2255 form on an OVI suspect they had placed under arrest. This officer also offered the subject a breath test on the DataMaster, but he refused. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Sunday, April 23, 2017 Ambulance Needed 989 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: BRUCE WILLIAM Officers responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders and KLG Ambulance to 989 E. Third St. for an unknown medical issue. Upon arrival, officers stood by with EMS personnel while they tended to a male subject. The subject was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG Ambulance. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith *************************
Sunday, April 23, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Assault Complainant: Richard Madjarac Officers spoke with a complainant at the above location for a report of anassault that took place yesterday at their residence over money owned to the complainant from the subject. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Animal Complaint S LUNDY AVE / E PERRY ST Complainant: EDWARD LITTLE Report of a large tan dog running loose in the area of the above noted location. Officer located the animal, but he kept running away at each attempt to catch him. The humane officer was advised and was going to attempt to retrieve the dog. No tags on the animal nor any information on an owner. Sgt. D. Green ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Suspicious Activity 650 S BROADWAY AVE While on routine patrol this officer located a make shift living area made out of tires, old plywood, and tree limbs in the alley behind the above location in the 600blk which is the 400blk of Aetna also. Officer(s) checked the area and could not locate any one but there were signs that person(s) unknown had been staying in that area with other pieces of plywood and trash in the area. lncident #: 20172514 Ptl. French ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Recovered Property 650 S BROADWAY AVE While investigating report #20172513 this officer located three Sparkle shopping carts near the area. One was under a large tree branch, one was up right just south of the make shift living area and the other was further south in the field. Officer Wirkner made contact with Sparkle to have them come and pick up their property. Officer(s) moved the carts out to the alley for them to be picked up. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Accident Private Property 2401 E STATE ST Traffic Crash Report Private Property Crash Unit #1: 1991 Ford TK Blue in color Owner/Operator: Arley Yorty 994 Jersey Ridge Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2011 Cadillac 4s Black in color Owner: Dustin Peppel 156 Pendleton St Lisbon, Ohio 44432 Operator: Michelle Poling 131 S. West St Columbiana, Ohio 44408 Unit #1 was headed east bound in the road way passing East of Chicago headed towards Giant Eagle. Unit #2 was south bound in the isle way on the west side of the parking lot coming directly down from the E. State St area. Owner/Operator of Unit #1 claimed that Unit #2 came out and struck Unit #1 in the left front quarter with it's right front quarter as it was turning left into his lanetarea of travel. Operator of Unit #2 advised she had stopped at the intersection area and did not see any one so she pulled out. She did not know that Unit #2 struck Unit #1 since she advised she didn't feel it. She advised that he (owner/operator of Unit #1) pulled over and parked as she did and he told her she hit him. Both operators were given this report number. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Criminal Mischief 195 SHARP AVE Complainant: LARRY WELTON Police responded to 195 Sharp for Criminal Mischief. Officers arrived and made contact with the victim who advised that a grey Chevy Cobalt stopped at the intersection again (same car from previous reports) and threw items at the residence. Officers cleared after speaking with the victim. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Distraught / Upset Person 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL Complainant: Salem Hospital, STEVE Officers responded to the above noted location for an irate male individual. The male was the father of a small child being treated at the ER, along with the child's mother present. Staff advised that he was being irate and knocked a door off the hinge prior to departing. Officers spoke to the mother and she advised that they were upset due to the time frame of the child waiting to be seen. She was calm and was advised that the hospital staff does not want the father back on the property. He had already left the area prior to officers arrival. Sgt. D. Green ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Police observed a white dog tied to a pole near the intersection of Newgarden and Arch. When officers were checking on the dog the subject that tied the dog came around the corner of the car wash. While speaking with the subject officers came across an out of state warrant out of the pick up radious. The subject gave consent to search while speaking with officers. The subject was advised on leaving the animal tied to the post. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported EASTGATE PLAZA / E STATE F Traffic Crash Report Unit #1: 2008 Honda 4s Accord Red in color Owner/Operator: Zoraida Mendez 1553 W. View Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2011 Chevrolet AM 4500 White/orange in color Owner: Ambulance Services Inc. 1439 Sunset Blvd. Steubenville, Ohio 43952 Operator: Kathyrn Kiger 3171 Harding Ave E. Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Unit #1 was heading east bound on SR14 (E. State St and stopped in traffic at the intersection of the East Gate Plaza for the traffic light. Unit #2 was behind Unit #1 heading east bound and received an emergency call. Unit #2 turned on their lights and siren and started out around Unit #1 striking Unit #1 on the left side with it's right rear quarter wheel well area. There was another vehicle (Unit) in the left turn lane to turn left into the Salem Plaza. Unit #2 attempted to go in between the two striking Unit #1. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Suspicious Activity 976 E THIRD ST., SALEM, OHIO Officer was flagged down by a passer by and advised that suspicious activity was occurring on E Third St. Officerresponded to E Third St and found that a male had a massage table in the curb lawn and was giving away free massages. Since the male wasn't providing the service for monetary gain, no crime was being committed and officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 918 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 900 block of Newgarden Ave. The complainant, Sue Baddeley advised kids were playingm in the roadway. When Police arrived a group of juveniles were walking northbound in the area. When making contact the mother was with the juveniles. The mother advised that herself and the juveniles were attempting to catch a dog in the roadway. After speaking with the mother Police cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Unknown Problem 817 PARK AVE Complainant: PHOEBE CHEPKE Officers responded to 817 Park Ave. after the female complainant called to report unknown person(s) attempting take her house. Upon arrival, officers checked the exterior of the home and found nobody around. Officers attempted to make contact with the complainant for several minutes ringing the door bell and knocking at the front door and had negative contact. Dispatch and this officer also attempted to contact the complainant by phone as well as family members of the complainant and still had negative contact. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Harassment 195 SHARP AVE Complainant: LARRY WELTON Officer was dispatched to the 100 block of Sharp Avenue for a report of harassment. Officer responded and spoke with the complainant who advised that someone drove past his residence, yelled obscenities and threw plastic forks at the front porch. Officers have had several complaints in the past few weeks of the same type of activity at the complainants residence. The complainant advised that he did not see a vehicle during this call, but suspects its the same silver Chevy vehicle belng driven by a female juvenile as in the past incidents. Officer advised that a report would be completed and attempt to contact the owner of the vehicle involved in the past incidents. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: KARI DINGMAN Officer spoke with the female complainant via phone who wished to report that she was made aware by a friend that a sexually explicit video of she and an ex-boyfriend has surfaced on the internet. Complainant advised that at no time has she ever given anybody permission to fllm her. Complainant advised she is not able to find the video on the Internet and believes her ex-boyfriend may have taken it down. Officer did contact the complainant's friend and obtained additional information as well as attempted to contact the complainant's ex-boyfriend but had negative contact. A voice mail was left Officer cleared and investigation is pending. Ptl. B. Smith ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 OVI Arrest OHIO AVE / OAK ST Officer initiated a traffic stop with as maroon Ford 4-door on Ohio Ave. near Oak St. for an equipment violation (No taillights). The operator of the vehicle was identified as, 41 year old Robert W. Callahan II. Mr. Callahan was advised the reason for the stop. Mr. Callahan was subsequently placed under arrest for OVI. During a search a clear plastic sandwich baggie containing suspected marijuana was located on Mr. Callahan's person. The vehicle was left secured in a legal parking space on Ohio Ave. Mr. Callahan was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing. On station Mr. Callahan was given an opportunity to provide a breath sample on the DataMaster, which he refused. Mr. Callahan was issued traffic citations for OVI and no taillights. He was additionally issued a MM citation for possession of marijuana. He was given a court date for all charges of Tuesday April 25th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Officer cleared. Arrestee: Robert W. Callahan II DOB: 5-28-1975 807 Franklin Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: No Taillights - OVI - Poss. of Marijuana. Ptl. B. Smith ************************** Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: BETTY RITCHIE Officer on station spoke with a female complainant who advised that her friend, with whom she had been staying with for the past few days, threw all of her clothes and belongings out in the yard. Complainant advised that this happened due to her friend being intoxicated. The female wanted information on what to do about the incident. Officer provided the female with her options for handling the situation. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Traffic Offense S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN Police initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle after observing it make a right turn on red without first stopping. The driver of the vehicle was found to be operating it while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage and was arrested for same. The driver was transported to the Salem PD for processing and then released. Suspect: Terri L. Hillyer 10990 Tunnel Hill Rd. Hanoverton, Ohio 44423 BAC .067 Charges: OVI - Traffic Control Light Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************** Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Warrant Arrest Warrant Check 1872 E STATE ST SALEM Officer was advised via Perry Township Police Department that a male with an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office was in a vehicle, in the 1100 block of E State St. Perry Township Police Department stopped the vehicle in the 1800 block of E State St and officers responded to assist. A short time later the male was taken into custody and transported to the Salem Police Department for processing. He was later transferred into the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff for transport to the county jail. Arrested: Eric T. Briggs DOB 09-12-1995 1960 S Lincoln Ave Apt 2 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant (ORC 2935.08) Ptl. Cochran ************************ Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017 Loud Persons 351 WASHINGTON AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Washington Street for a report of loud persons. Officers responded and made contact with a male subject standing by a campfire. Officers observed several empty cans of beer around the fire and found that the male subject was 19 years old. The subject admitted to drinking alcohol and was found to have alcohol in his system. The subject was subsequently arrested for under age consumption and transported back to the police department where he was booked then taken to the columbiana county jail. Contact was made with a female resident of the home who advised her son had some friends over, but she did not know they had been drinking alcohol. Contact was made with two other males subjects who were found not to have consumed alcohol. Arrested: Zachary T. Cusick 1344 N. Ellsworth Ave. Apt. #1 Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 08-11-1997) Underage Consumption M1 Ptl. C. Crider **************************
Saturday, April 22, 2017 08:23 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, April 20, 2017 Child Unattended In MV 2401 E STATE ST F Complainant: DAWN HOWE Officers responded to Giant Eagle parking lot for a report of two small children left unattended in a vehicle. Officers spoke to the children who officers believe were old enough to be left in the vehicle alone. The vehicles windows were partially down and the key was not left with the vehicle. The children were able to provide officer with their names and birth dates, along with the correct number to reach their mother. Officers were able to locate the children's mother. The children were okay and the mother was only in the store for a brief time. Ptl J Brooks ************************ Date: Thursday, April 20, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 147 S LUNDY AVE RESTAURANT Complainant: CATHERINE JONES Officers responded to Josies Pizza to take a report of criminal damaging. Officers were advised by the complainant that someone or something damaged the exhaust fan on the side of the building. Officers took photos of the damage and provided the complainant with a copy of the report number. Ptl J Brooks ************************* Date: Thursday, April 20, 2017 Suspicious Person S BROADWAY 500 BLOCK Complainant: BILLY GREEN Officers responded to the 500 block of S Broadway Ave in regards to a suspicious person report. The complainant advised that there had been a group of subjects standing around a pick-up truck in the employee parking lot. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the subjects who advised that they were waiting for a taxi. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************ Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Fight S BROADWAY 500 BLOCK Complainant: BILL GREENMEYER Officers responded to the 500 block of S Broadway Ave for a fight in progress. Officers made contact with several intoxicated subjects who advised they were not fighting but attempting to locate vehicle keys. The owner of the vehicle stated she believed her keys were inside another vehicle that had left earlier. The subjects were called a taxi to take them home. The owner of the vehicle was advised that officers would attempt to contact the other vehicle's owner to check if the keys were inside. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Child Juvenile Problem Complainant: BECKY CROUSE The complainant responded to this department with her 17 year old son. She advised that she has been having problems with him not going to school. She stated that he's either been going in late or not at all. The complainant stated that he has been skipping to see his girlfriend, who also has been apparently not attending school. Options were explained and the juvenile officer also spoke with the complainant and will follow up at the school. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Criminal Mischief 195 SHARP AVE SALEM Complainant: LARRY WELTON Officer(s) responded to the above location and talked with the complainantlvictim who advised that a grey/silver cobalt stopped at the intersection again (same car from last week report) on Sharp heading south bound at Pershing. The passenger threw two partially full water bottles at the front door area along with yelling obscenities. Unknown direction of travel. The complainant/victim advised he can identify them when located. He also has a license plate number. He believes the passenger is the one officer(s) had last week in the green vehicle? Ptl. French *************************** Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 228 VINE AVE 12 SALEM Complainant: DOUGLAS SMITH Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that a male subject has come back to the 228 apartment complex after being told he was not to come back. He was in an apartment where the tenant there was advised that the male was not allowed back on the property. Now the complainant advises the male subject has made threats. The complainantlmanager wanted the male off the property. Officer went to the apartment and could not hear any one inside and no one answered the door after numerous attempts knocking on the door. The complainant was there and advised that possibly they got the message and the male has left. Officer advised the complainant that if the male came back and he was not allowed there to contact this department. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Speak To Officer 1055 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: DAVID DUFREFNE Officer responded to the above location to speak with the complainant regarding illegal dumping on his property. Contact was made at 220 W. 10th St. at the address that the back yards meet. Contact was made with a tenant there and he was advised of the complaint. The debris appeared to have been thrown there the past few years and the tenant advised that he just recently moved in. Sgt. D. Green ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Child Juvenile Problem 189 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and seen no children (Hispanic) playing near the road way. Officer did see three male juveniles playing in a parking lot in the 200blk of N. Ellsworth along with an adult male appearing to be supervising them. Officer stopped at 189 E. 3rd and talked with an English speaking female and advised her to check with the mother there and let her know just in case their child was out and near the road. She advised she would do that. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Parking Complaint Violation 500 FRANKLIN AVE While on routine patrol this officer observed a white colored pick up truck parked in the front yard in the 500blk of Franklin advertising for sale. Officer placed a copy of the City ordinance along with a red warning tag in an plastic bag and placed it on the front windshield for violation of parking in front yard. City ordinance 351.16. Officer was advised of circumstance of the vehicle and left a note on the red warning about when possible to move it. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 911 Hang-up Call 286 BUTCHER RD SALEM Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and checked the area and did not find any one in the area that appeared to need help. Note: This was the second call. The first one, the caller who was the same as this one, had advised the phone was in his pocket and dialed accidentally. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Friday, April 21, 2017 Parking Complaint Violation NEWGARDEN AVE / RAILROAD STREET Ohio registration, FLR9684 Officer was on routine patrol and observed the listed vehicle parked with in approximately 10-12 feet of the stop sign on Railroad facing west on the north side at Newgarden. The ordinance is 30 feet. A red warning was issued for the violation. Ptl. French **************************
Friday, April 21, 2017 08:53 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Sex Offense 289 HAWLEY AVE SALEM Officer responded to the 200 block of Hawley Ave for a report of a possible sex offense incident. The victim stated her neighbor had exposed himself to her after she told him several times she was not interested in anything sexual with him. He made several attempts for several days to get the victim to do sexual favors even though she continued to refuse. The suspect was highly intoxicated when the incidents occurred but stated that he would try again the next day. The officer spoke with the suspect and advised him he was criminal trespassed from his neighbor's residence and that is an ongoing investigation about the incident. The information is being passed to a detective and this incident is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported B & H TIRE SERVICE Unit#l, Owner BRYAN VOTAW , Driver: MELISA VOTAW, 336 W 9TH ST SALEM, OH Unit#2, Owner RANDALL PROLOG0 , ClTED, Driver: SARAH PROLOGO, 356 23rd St NW CANTON, OH Officer responded to the area of W State St and Dodge Dr for a report of a motor vehicle accident. Officer arrived and found that Unit#l was stopped in traffic facing east bound on W State St when it was struck by Unit#2. Unit#2 was traveling east bound on W State St and failed to stop for the traffic. The driver of Unit#2, SARAH PROLOGO, was cited for ACDA. Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Officer spoke with a complainant regarding a theft of fuel that occurred in the 900 block of E State St. Officer was able to contact the other person involved who stated that the incident must have been an accident. The subject did return to the business to fix the situation. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Thursday, April 20, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2869 E STATE ST GAS STATION Officer was on routine patrol in the 2800 block of E State St and noticed a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of a closed business. Officer made contact with the driver of the vehicle who stated he was waiting for a family member to bring keys to his residence because he locked himself out. The driver moved the vehicle into the Walmart parking lot to wait for his keys. Ptl. E. Perry *************************
Thursday, April 20, 2017 09:07 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported E STATE ST / N UNION AVE Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling east in the 1200 block of East State st when the driver stopped for the traffic signal at the intersection of East State and Union. Unit # 2 had also been traveling east in the 1200 block of East State St when the driver stopped for the traffic signal. Unit # 2 then proceeded east and struck unit # 1 from behind. There were no injuries reported and no citations were issued. Both vehicles sustained minor damage and were driven from the scene. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Vicki Hall vehicle / 2014 Chevy Unit # 2 / owner / Linda Watson driver / Jeffrey Watson vehicle / 2002 Chevy Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Bad Checks 400 LEGACY LN SALEM The dealership reported that on April 07, 2017 two males came to the business to purchase a set of four tires and paid by check. The bank has since returned the check as being no good. Lt. D.J.Beeson ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1035 E NINTH ST Police responded to the 1000 block of E. 9th St. for a parking complaint. Police observed the vehicle parked in the yard. The owner of the vehicle was advised of the city ordnance and removed the vehicle. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Accidental Damage 178 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: CRAIG ROBERTS Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of North Lincoln for a report of property damage. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that he believes the end of his driveway was damaged by a van making deliveries at the neighbors residence. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 348 W SECOND ST Officer responded to the above address for a parking complaint. It was advised that a semi was parked on the roadway impeding traffic. Officer made contact with the truck driver who advised he was unloading two cars and that it would take approximately 10 min. then he would be leaving. Officer advised that fine as long as he gets it moved in a timely manner. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Speak To Officer 1073 E THIRD ST Complainant: DANIEL BELL Officer took a report on station. It was advised by the complainant that he was going through a divorce and that his wife had a protection order on him and that his clothing was at his previous residence and didn't want to be in violation of the protection order by going there. Officer advised him to have a family member or close friend to go out to the residence to gather his belongings. Officer spoke with the other half involved who advised that wouldn't be a problem. Officer did advise the complainant that it would be ok to have someone go there to get his stuff. The complainant stated he would have his mother go to the home to pick up his belongings. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Solicitor(s) 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANOMYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a report of a suspicious person 1 persons soliciting. On arrival officers located the persons in question. The store manger was speaking with the man and he was advised that he would need to leave the property. The man left the area without incident. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Recovered Property 178 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: LESLIE ROBERTS Officer responded to the above address for a recovered property report. It was advised from the complainant that her daughters were playing and came across a gun in her yard. Upon looking at the gun it was determined to be a bb gun. Officer confiscated the bb gun and disposed of it properly. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / N HOWARD AVE ARA LEVINE, DESIEREE LYNN 651 PROSPECT ST SALEM, OH Officer on patrol observed a subject with an active arrest warrant on N. Howard Ave. near W 2nd St. Officer made contact with the subject and the arrest warrant for domestic violence was confirmed. Officer placed the subject in custody, transported her on station and turned over to a deputy. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 loud persons 1264 CEDAR RIDGE DR D Complainant: MARY HAWKINS Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr in reference to a loud persons complaint. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that her next door neighbors have been making noise and talking loudly, which keeps her up at night. Officers made contact with the residents of the apartment next door who were made aware of the complaint. The male subject advised that he is partially deaf and speaks loudly due to his condition. They were advised to try and keep the noise down due to the lateness of hour. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 488 FAIR AVE Officers responded to a residence in the 400 block of Fair Avenue to attempt contact with a male subject who had an active arrest warrant. Officers made contact with a female resident who advised that the male subject in question was a patient at a hospital. Officers confirmed this and cleared. Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1417 ORCHARD AVE ARA WEINGART, GREGORY B 1417 Orchard Ave SALEM, OH Officer responded to the 1400 block of Orchard Avenue to attempt contact with a male subject who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriffs Department for domestic violence. Officer made contact with the subject in question at his residence and once the warrant was confirmed the subject was placed in custody. The subject was transported back to the police department where he was booked and released to a CCSO deputy. Arrested: Gregory B. Weingart 1417 Orchard Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 12/03/1995) Warrant - Domestic Violence Ptl. C. Crider **************************** Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 195 S HARP AVE Complainant: LARRY WELTON Police responded to the 100 block of Sharp Ave. for a suspicious vehicle. The vehicle, possible grey Chevy Colbalt, with two females keep driving past yelling obscenities. The vehicle has gone by several times throughout the day. Officers searched the area but were unable to make contact. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: BRADLEY LEWIS Police responded to Smith Oil gas station for a vehicle drive off. The clerks stated that on pump 11 a blue Chevy truck pumped $15.49 worth of gas and drove off after filling up. The clerks were unaware as to which direction the vehicle drove off. Ptl D. Osberg ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR A Complainant: KAITLYN HORSLEY Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr in regards to a hitlskip traffic accident Upon arrival, officers spoke with the owner of Unit 2 who advised that she was parked in that location on the roadway at 2130 hrs on April 17, 2017. She advised that when she came out of an apartment complex, the front bumper of a silver Jeep Grand Cherokee was resting on the rear bumper of her vehicle. She continued to advise that she confronted the unknown male driver who denied hitting her vehicle and drove away. Unit 2 sustained minor damage to the rear bumper and photographs were obtained. She was provided with a report number for insurance purposes. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A BARBER / BEAUTY SHOP Complainant: KATELIN HURST Officer was dispatched to the 2800 block of E State St in regards to a theft complaint. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that a female customer had left the salon without rendering payment for the services she had received. Complainant advised that the female was supposed to pay for both a hair cut and color. The incident is under investigation. Ptl. Cochran *************************
Wednesday, April 19, 2017 09:03 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Accident Private Property Unit#1 Driver ERIC WOLFORD, Owner MELISSA WOLFORD Unit#2 Owner SAUNDRA BONFERT The driver of Unit#l, ERIC WOLFORD, was attempting to back out of a parking space at the above parking lot when he backed into Unit#2, SAUNDRA BONFERT , who was driving through the parking lot. The driver of Unit#2 advised that she was driving through the parking lot when Unit#l backed into her vehicle. Moderate damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the complaint. Ptl Miller ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Fraud 837 E THIRD ST Complainant: JACOB WISE Officer spoke with a complainant from the 800 block of E. Third Street who wished to file a fraud report. The complainant advised that he paid $980.50 via Western Union for a sphynx cat from a supposed company in Fairfax, Virginia and is now having problems with the person he purchased it from. The complainant provided a name, phone number and address for the male subject in Virginia. Complainant further advised he has only had text message contact with the subject. The complainant also reported this to Western Union. Ptl. C. Crider ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Underage Consumption 752 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: AUTUMN GOODFELLOW Police were called to the 700 block of Newgarden Ave. in reference to an underage party. Upon arrival numerous persons were located in the back yard around a bonfire. All persons were identified and no person under the age of twenty one was found to have been consuming alcoholic beverages. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Ambulance Needed 2350 E STATE ST E CONVENlENCE STORE Officers responded to a business in the 2300 block of E. State Street in reference to an employee who had become incoherent. Officers responded and were met on scene by first responders and EMT Ambulance. The subject was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. C. Crider ************************ Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Drug Overdose 775 W WILSON ST Complainant: DONALD TOMLIN Police were requested at 775 W. Wilson St. by First Responders. First Responders advised a female had overdosed and they had recovered paraphernalia, a burnt metal spoon, syringe with liquid inside, and an empty syringe. The items were recovered and photographed. The female was then transported to Salem Hospital. Police and First Responders then cleared. Possible charges are pending. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Domestic In Progress 893 E FIFTH ST Complainant: CASSANDRA WEYANT Officers were dispatched to the corner of E Fifth St and Rose Ave in regards to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, complainant advised that she heard fighting at a residence across the street. Officers made contact at residence in the 800 block of E Fifth St. The male immediately ran inside the residence and locked officers out. The victim advised that her boyfriend had arrived home extremely intoxicated and they got into an argument. She further advised that he grabbed her and shoved her into some household items. The victim advised there was no injury but later officers observed a very minor scratch on her arm. The victim advised that she did not know where the scratch came from and also denied medical attention. The male would not come outside to speak with officers but would only speak with officers through the door. The victim left the residence for the evening. The incident is under investigation. During the incident, the victim's brother advised that the suspect struck his vehicle with a mop out of anger. Photographs of the vehicle were obtained and charges are pending. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 lntoxicated Person 337 N BROADWAY AVE Complainant: BRIANNA MCNEESE Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of N. Broadway Avenue for a report of an intoxicated male subject trying to get in apartments at an apartment complex which he did not live at. Officers responded and made contact with the female complainant and two male subjects who reside in one of the apartments. Officers were advised that a male subject, who they do not know, had entered their apartment and was standing in the dining room when they noticed him. Officers spoke with a female neighbor in another apartment who advised that the same subject tried to get in her apartment. Neither party wished to press charges. Officers located the subject sitting in the hallway to the rear entrance door of the complainants apartment and found he was extremely intoxicated. Officers are familiar with the subject who has had numerous complaints of intoxication from the public. The subject was subsequently placed in custody for disorderly conducted while voluntarily intoxicated and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Due to his level of intoxication, the subject became a risk to himself and the public. Arrested: Chad D. Raymond 110 W. Pershing St. Apt. #3 Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 06/28/1989) Disorderly Conducted While Voluntarily lntoxicated M4 Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: KIMBERLY LANZBERGER Officers were dispatched to the parking lot of Wal-Mart in regards to a dispute. Dispatch advised that the complainant stated that she observed two individuals arguing about a parking issue and one of the individuals spat on the other's vehicle. One of the vehicles involved was reportedly a Hyundai SUV. Complainant advised that she thought they were going to fight. Officers responded, but all individuals and vehicles had left prior to arrival. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18,2017 Vandalism / Desecration 491 REILLY AVE A Complainant: MARY GROSS Report of vandalism / criminal damage at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that overnight someone had damaged the wall at the stadium and then change the lettering on the sign to a obscene saying. Complainant is going to check the cameras once the principal arrives to see if they can identify anyone. Ptl Miller ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18,2017 Theft 965 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: EDWARD LITTLE Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant / victim who advised that for approximately two weeks he has allowed a female known to him to stay at an apartment at his residence. Yesterday, Monday, 04-17-17 the complainant / victim came home to pick up some items and he found the female moving her belongings out of the back apartment. She seemed to be in a hurry according to him. He then found two lamps, antiques were missing from his living room area. The lamps were given to him and had no lamp shades. He feels the female removed the lamps with out his permission and sold them or pawned them. He was given a story from the female that he estranged / ex-boyfriend was abusing her so he let her stay for free. No last name(s) for the female or her ex- boyfriend. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 195 SHARP AVE Complainant: LARRY WELTON Officer(s) responded to the above location and was advised by the complainant(s) that a green colored SUV had stopped at the stop sign on Sharp & Pershing heading south bound. The females inside yelled obscenities towards the complainant(s) residence towards the female occupant there. Officer did locate the vehicle in the 400blk of Sharp and talked with the father of the one female and the other female / operator of the vehicle who denied any such actions. They advised they had the music up and that may have disturbed the complainant(s)? Officer advised them of the complaint and went back and advised the complainant(s) of the warning given to the females. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Debris In Roadway 1200 BLOCK OF N. Ellsworth Officer was on routine patrol and observed grass out on the road way in the 1200blk of N. Ellsworth. Officer stopped and talked with the male who was mowing a yard in the area and advised him of the City ordinance. He advised that when complete he was going to get his leaf blower and blow the clippings back into the yard. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 668 PROSPECT ST While on routine patrol this officer observed a blue colored Chevrolet pick up truck in the 600blk of Prospect appearing not in running condition. The left front tire was flat and it appeared not to have been moved for a while. It was parked in the side yard / drive area to the east of a residence. Officer issued a red warning for violation of City ordinance 303.10 Illegally Parked Abandoned Vehicle on Private Property giving the owner 10 days. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem W STATE ST / SHARP AVE Complainant: TARA BUSS Officer responded to the above location and did find three juveniles along with two teenage female juveniles there playing in the yard tree area on W. State St 700blk. Officer advised them that they could not play on the bridge and advised them of the complaint. The teenage juveniles advised they had already yelled at them telling them to get off and stay off. They did go back north on Sharp towards W. Pershing officer cleared. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 193 W EIGHTH ST Complainant: ALICIA CRAIG Officers responded to the above location for a verbal domestic dispute, Officers spoke with both parties and the argument was over money. The male subject offered to leave for the rest of the day. Ptl. M. Wirkner ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 872 E SIXTH ST SALEM Officer on patrol observed a vehicle parked in the front yard of a residence in the 800 block of E Sixth St. Officer attempted to make contact, but nobody was home. Officer placed a red warning tag on the vehicle advising the owner to correct the issue. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Shoplifter(s) 2345 E STATE ST Complainant: PAM WICKERSHAM Report of a shop lifter at the above business. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a male subject that comes to the store regularly has been taking food items from the store without paying for them. She advised that they looked back at store video and confirmed their suspicions. Complainant advised that they would just like him banned from the business at this time. Ptl Miller *************************
Tuesday, April 18, 2017 10:03 AM -0500 Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Accident With Injury N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SECOND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Unit # 1 2006 Chrysler SW Pacifica Black in color Owner/Operator: Cindy Aukerman 1786 Allen Dr Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2 2003 Ford TK F-150 Grey in color Owner/Operator: Steven Cox 181 Jennings Ave Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was west bound on E. 2nd St stopped in traffic at N. Ellsworth waiting to make a left hand turn with the traffic control device being green for the eastlwest traffic. Unit #2 was also west bound on E. 2nd St and failed to stop striking Unit #1 in the rear with it's front. Unit #2 was towed by Kaiser Towing. Owner/Operator of Unit #2 was taken by EMT ambulance to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Owner/Operator of Unit #2, Steven Cox, was cited for Assure Clear Distance Accident 333.03(A) and given a court date of Monday, 04-24-17 at 8:30 A. M. for the Columbiana County Municipal Curt. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Assist Perry Police - K9 Simon deployed 1360 W STATE ST Complainant: CCSO Officer on patrol responded to assist Perry Twp. PD in the 1300 block of W State St. and deployed K9 Simon. K9 Simon did indicate to the presence of narcotic odor on the vehicle exterior. Officer stood by and assisted Perry Twp. PD as requested and cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Harassment 554 E THIRD ST Complainant: Samantha Kaiser Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of telecommunication harassment over the phone. The complainant advised officers that a known female subject will not stop texting her and calling her inappropriate names. Officers contacted the female subject and advised her of the complaint and of possible charges if she were to continue harassing the complainant. The female subject advised officers that she understood and would not have any future contact with the complainant. Ptl J Brooks ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Intoxicated Driver S HOWARD AVE / W STATE ST Complainant: GAIGE VONWILDER Officers responded to the area of 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a road rage incident. The complainant advised that a red vehicle was following him, being driven by an irate driver that kept yelling at them. Officers located the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop on N Howard Ave at W State St with the vehicle. The driver of the vehicle was found to be intoxicated and was taken into custody for OVI. Paraphernalia was found inside the vehicle and taken into police custody for evidence. The driver was taken back to Salem Police station were he was processed and book then released into his mother's custody. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Sinsley's Towing. Arrested: Erik Carlson DOB: 08-25-1989 Address: 35941 Salem Grange Rd., Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19A(l)(a) and 4511.19A(l)(h), Possession of Drug Paraphernalia city ordinance 513.121 Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Civil Matter 1244 MOUND ST Complainant: JAMES HARRIS Officers responded to the 1200 block of Mound St to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers of the issue. Officers advised the complainant that his issue was a civil matter and advised him of the steps needed to take to solve the issue. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Loud Persons 1264 CEDAR RIDGE DR D Complainant: MARY HAWKINS Officer responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr for a loud person complaint. The complainant stated her neighbors were banging doors and making a lot of noise. The officer spoke with her neighbor who advised he did not realize he was being that loud and stated he would attempt to quiet down. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Civil Matter 385 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: AMBER RUSSELL Officers responded to the 300 block of S Lincoln Ave for a civil matter. The female subject stated that her juvenile sister was refusing to move out and she did not want her there anymore due to her causing problems. The subject was advised that she would have to evict her sister from the residence if she did not wish to leave. The officer advised her that she would need to speak with her landlord about the eviction process. Ptl. E. Perry ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Criminal Mischief 491 REILLY AVE A SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Complainant: MARY GROSS Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal mischief, the complainant stated there were multiple items scattered in the grass and a soccer ball located on the ledge above the doors. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION While on patrol officer in the 100 block of W State St officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle for a registration violation. During the stop officer found that the driver did not have a valid drivers license and also had an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The warrant was confirmed and the male was taken into custody. An intoxicated passenger in the vehicle did call for a ride home. The male was cited for Driving Under Non Compliance Suspension and was later released to a CCSO deputy. Arrested: Charles P Holcomb Jr. DOB: 09-19-1978 Address: 2606 Lincoln Way NW Lot 45 Massillon, OH 44647 (LKA) Charge: Warrant - Failure to Appear OVI DUS - Non Compliance Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 375 E FIFTH ST 2E SALEM Complainant: RANDALL CLUNEN Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fifth St in regards to a domestic dispute report. The male complainant advised that his ex-girlfriend was in a downstairs apartment with her boyfriend and he would not let her leave the residence. Officers were able to make contact with the male living in the residence, who advised that there was no one in his apartment and he did not know the female. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Possible Scam While on routine patrol this officer was stopped by the Post Office and advised by a male subject he was going there to let them know that on Saturday, 04-15-17 he had received three letters from his bank in reference to his payment card information being changed and he would not be able to gain any information from it until he contacted them over the changes. After making contact with his bank he was advised they sent out no such letters and they checked the email address on the letters finding it was no good. The letter said payment card not debit or credit. He wanted it out to the papers so others would not fall for the letter and call the number or e-mail the address listed. The address return on the envelope was out of Tampa, Florida. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Bad Checks 400 LEGACY LN The dealership reported that on April 07, 2017 two males came to the business to purchase a set of four tires and paid by check. The bank has since returned the check as being no good. Lt. D.J. Beeson ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported FRANKLIN AVE / SOUTHEAST BLVD UNIT# 1 - Owner/Operator, James Shearer UNIT# 2 Operator, Gregory Archer, Owner LISA ARCHER Officers responded to the above location for a two vehicle accident. Unit# 1 was traveling southwest on Southeast Blvd and was stopped at the stop sign, Unit# 2 was traveling eastbound on Franklin Ave / SR 344 when Unit# 1 failed to yield to the stop sign and struck Unit# 2. There were no injuries and both vehicles were driven from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Criminal Mischief 491 REILLY AVE A Complainant: MARY GROSS Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal mischief, the complainant stated there were multiple items scattered in the grass and a soccer ball located on the ledge above the doors. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 542 N ELLSWORTH AVE 2 Complainant: KAClE BAILEY Officer responded to the above location and talked with the complainant who advised that her neighbor to the north of her tried to ram his vehicle into hers in the back alley area. This over her calling his mother a name and him telling her she was not a nice person. The complainant also advised she tried to go around and he backed up almost rear ending her vehicle. The complainant was leaving and went on her way. Officer talked with the male neighbor who denied all accusations about his actions and advised all he asked her to do was go around him while he was trying to back his vehicle into the garage and she flipped out on him yelling at him and she would not move. All was calmed down he was leaving also. He claimed that the marks in the gravel was hers not his? Officer cleared. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Identity Theft 263 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: LAIRD BOWERSOCK Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that person(s) unknown over the pass few days have taken his facebook account and used it sending images of him and using his information sending it to others on his account with out his permission. He has changed his password and will contact facebook to have their security check. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 Follow Up Or Investigation 968 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER This officer responded to the above location by the district manager reference report #20172368. This officer stood by while the manager checked the pump for an instrument used to scam card holders card numbers. Nothing was found on the alleged pump. Ptl Miller **************************
Monday, April 17, 2017 09:42 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Reckless Operator 390 OHIO AVE Complainant: R THOMAS MCCARTNEY Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of Ohio for a report of a vehicle being operated in a reckless manner. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that are truck had been driving recklessly in the area prior to officers arriving on scene. The complainant provided officers with a description of the vehicle and officers were familiar with the vehicle. Officers will attempt to make contact with the driver of the vehicle and advise him of the complaint. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Possible Scam 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: KENNETH CRAMER Complainant contacted this departement in reference to a possible scam. The complainant advised he attempted to use the pay at the pump but was declined. The complainant stated he ultimatly paid inside but later his credit card company contacted him about fraudulent charges. The complainant advised that the issue may have stemmed from the business. Officer did make contact at the business and inform management of the complainant's concerns. The complainant was advised to contact his local police agency in reference to his fraudulent charges. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Suspicious Activity 2350 E STATE ST A Complainant: PEEBLES, STORE Officer(s) responded to the 2300 block of East State St for a report of suspicious activity. On arrival officers located display from a local business that had blown into the parking lot due to the wind. Officers were able to drag the item back to the business in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Accidental Damage 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: DONALD BEADNELL Officers responded to the Walmart parking lot for a report of accidental damage. The complaint advised officers that a walmart shopping cart rolled and hit his vehicle as he was entering the parking lot. Officers took photos of the damage and provided the complainant of the vehicle with a copy of the report number. Ptl. J. Brooks ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1055 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a medical. Upon arrival, officers stood by while medical personnel assessed the subject. Ultimately the subject was transported to Salem ER by EMT. Sgt. K. Toy ************************* Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Traffic Offense E PERSHING ST / S MADISON ST Officers on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving violation on S. Madison Ave. near E. State St. Officers found all 4 occupants to be underage and out after curfew. All subjects were placed in custody and later released to their parents / guardians. The vehicle was able to be secured on scene and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************ Date: Sunday, April 16, 2017 Intoxicated Driver 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SHELDON BROWNFIELD Officers responded to the 1100 block of E State St for an intoxicated driver sitting in the parking lot. Officers made contact with the male subject who was exiting the business and attempted to start a verbal altercation with the complainant. The male subject calmed down and advised that he was driving through the parking lot when the complainant ran in front of his vehicle. The male subject started to have medical problems and first responders and KLG were called to the scene. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center for a possible drug related problem. Evidence was seized from the male subject's vehicle and criminal charges are pending. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Attempted Suicide 275 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officers responded to the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to an attempted suicide. Officers arrived on scene and found that the female subject attempted to cause harm to herself by cutting her lower arm with a knife. While officers were on scene, the female subject advised that she wanted to harm herself. Salem Fire Department and KLG Ambulance responded to the scene. The female subject was then pink slipped and transported to the Salem Regional Hospital. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************** Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Reckless Operator 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SHELDON BROWNFIELD Officer responded to the 100 block of W State St for a reckless operator drinking alcoholic beverages inside the vehicle. The vehicle was located parked in a driveway and both the passenger and driver were outside of the vehicle. The driver advised that she was bringing her friend home and he did not have any open containers inside the vehicle. The passenger was intoxicated and was advised to stay inside for the remainder of the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Traffic Offense - deploy K9 Simon N HOWARD AVE While on patrol officer did initiate a traffic stop with a vehicle for a moving violation. During the stop the K9 officer did deploy K9 Simon for an open air sniff of the vehicle. K9 Simon did positively alert to the presence of the scent of narcotics inside the vehicle. A probable cause search did yield contraband. Charges pending unless the female can provide a valid prescription. Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Check Well Being 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPITAL/CLINICS Complainant: MARK, SALEM ER Report that a patient from the ER had walked out during treatment and that the ER staff wanted him returned, due to his highly intoxicated state. Officers checked the area and he was eventually found near his residence. EMT ambulance was summoned and they did take the subject by to the ER. He was escorted to his room and advised to stay or face arrest. He decided to stay. Lt Shafer ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Intoxicated Person 423 S LUNDY AVE A SUPERMARKET Complainant: SFD Officers and first responders responded to the 400 block of S Lundy Ave for an intoxicated male that fell in the parking lot. The male was highly intoxicated and had several lacerations to his legs. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT ambulance. Ptl. E. Perry *************************
Sunday, April 16, 2017 09:17 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Fight 1125 E STATE ST COMPLAINTANT: CIRCLE K, EAST Officers responded to the above address for a fight. Upon arrival It was advised that both parties departed invehicles at a high rate of speed in an unknown direction. Later, one if the individuals involved responded to the police station file a report on the incident. Officer gave the individuals a statement form to fill out and advised them the incident would be sent down to the Columbiana County Procecutors Officer for review. Officer will follow up with the other half involved to get his side of the story, and to also advise him what will be going on. Ptl Z Sanford ************************* Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Assist Other Agency 300 BLOCK OF E STATE COMPLAINTANT: OSP POST 15, POLICE On April 14, 2017, Salem PD was informed of a hit skip crash involving a gray Toyota minivan with a male driver wearing a cowboy hat. This accident occurred west of the city, either in Goshen Twp or the jurisdiction of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The van was reportedly heading east towards Salem. An on duty Perry Twp officer located the described van near the bypass on the west end of the city and followed it into the city, radioing its location out to Salem PD dispatch along with the violations he observed. The van entered the city driving eastbound on W.State St. and was ultimately stopped by Salem and Perry officers near Broadway and E. State St. It was determined to be the suspected hit skip vehicle and also that the driver was highly intoxicated and had no legal drivers license. The passenger was also intoxitated and underage. Salem Officers arrested the driver for OVI and No OL, the passenger for underage consumption. Multiple alcoholic beverages were inside the vehicle some empty and some open with remaining contents. Both were handcuffed and taken to Salem PD and booked. They were processed and taken to Columbiana County Jail to await a court appearance. Information to be given to OSHP for thier investigation. Toyota Van was towed by Davidson's and a hold placed on it. 4/15/17 Hold taken off van at Davidson's on the van. Arrested: Santos Hernandez Gonzalez DOB: 7-8-1998 Address: 520 Walnut St Salem, Oh 44460 Offense: Under age consumption ORC 4301.69(E) Arrested:Silvero Gonzalez Mejia DOB: 6-20-1983 Address: 440 Aetna St. Salem, OH 44460 Offense: OVI ORC 4511.19 Ptl. D.Banar901 ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Assault 647 OHlO AVE COMPLAINTANT: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers were called to a fight between males at the above address. Upon arrival It was learned that several subjects inside had a verbal and physical altercation that led to some injuries to some parties. Information was gathered and photographs taken. One subject was taken into custody at time of report, remainder of the incident will be reviewed by the prosecutors office for possible additional charges. arrested: Roselina Juan Juan 647 Ohio Ave. Salem,OH 44460 doh: 04-27-75 arrest # 17-0480 charge: domestic violence Ptl. D. Banar901 ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 589 WOODLAND AVE COMPLAINTANT: MELANIE STURGELL Officer(s) responded to the 500 block of Woodland for a reported neighbor dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. Both sides of the dispute stated that there children call each other names while walking in the area. Officers advised the persons involved to stay away from each other. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Drug Narcotic Abuse 340 N ELLSWORTH AVE Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of North Ellsworth for a reported drug overdose / ambulance needed. On arrival officers located the person in question. After speaking with the person officers called for First Responders and a ambulance. The man was transported by ambulance to the Salem ER with a unknown problem. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Dead Animal JENNINGS AVE / W SIXTH ST COMPLAINTANT: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) received a complaint of a dead animal on the roadway in the 600 block of Jennings Ave. Due to the circumstance officers had dispatch notify the Humane Officer who stated that she would respond and take care of the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 sex offense COMPLAINTANT: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Complainant on station to speak with officers about a possible case of child molestation that had occurred in the city. Officers spoke with the complainant and gathered information. Officers contacted Children Services and they were also advised of the situation. The incident is under investigation. Ptl R Keister ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Fraud 226 VINE AVE 7 COMPLAINTANT: MARIANNE KLEINKNECHT Officer responded to the 200 block of Vine Ave for a report of a fraud. The complainant advised that her boyfriend had cashed several checks without her permission. The complainant was advised to change her account information as soon as possible. She was advised that the information would be passed on to a detective. Ptl. E. Perry *************************** Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Suspicious Person 284 E FOURTH ST COMPLAINTANT: LANA BILLITER Officer responded to the 200 block of E Fourth St for a report of suspiscious persons. Upon arrival the complainant advised that her neighbor had friends over and she did not believe that the people should be allowed there. The complainant was advised that the neighbor had every right to have friends over and that there were no violations. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Assist Other Agency - K9 Simon was deployed WOODLAND AVE / E STATE ST Officer on patrol responded to assit an OSP trooper on a traffic stop on Woodland Ave. near E. Pershing St. K9 Simon was deployed and alerted to the presence of narcotic odor, a seach recovered contraband. Officer stood by with the OSP trooper and cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Lost Property 2487 E STATE ST A GROCERY/SUPERMARKET COMPLAINTANT: MEGAN MCLAUGHLIN Officer took a report of lost property via telephone. Officer spoke to the complainant who advised that she had left her iPad in a shopping cart at Marc's. The complainant advised that they later went back to the store to look for the iPad but were unsuccessful in finding it. Officer advised the complainant if someone turns in an iPad then she would be contacted by the Salem Police Department. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************* Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle PARK 300 BLOCK C PARK PLAYGROUND Officers were on routine patrol in the Centennial Park near the basketball courts and noticed two vehicles parked in the parking lot after hours. Officers made contact with two male subjects and advised them that the park had closed and they needed to leave the premises. The male subjects advised they didn't realize the park was closed and left the area. Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Skaters / Bicycles In Roadway N LINCOLN AVE / E STATE ST Officer on patrol observed several bikes riding in and out of the roadway and on sidewalks downtown on e State st. between S. Broadway Ave. and S. Lincoln Ave. Officers spoke with the subjects and advised them to not ride downtown due to the City Ordinace. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************** Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Intoxicated Person E STATE ST / HIGHLAND AVE COMPLAINTANT: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer responded to the area of E State St and Highland for a report of an intoxicated male. Officer did check the area and located the male nearby. The male was intoxicated but had a family member with him assisting him to his residence that was less than a block away. The male was given a warning for public intoxication and advised to stay in for the evening. Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Theft 660 E SCHOOL ST COMPLAINTANT: ALEX SOSBE Officer responded to the 600 block of E School St to take a report of a theft. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that his phone was stolen earlier in the 700 block of E Pershing St. The information was gathered. Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Assist Other Agency - K9 Simon was deployed COMPLAINTANT: OSP, LISBON Officer on patrol responded to assit an OSP trooper on a traffic stop on Depot Rd. near Salem Grange Rd. K9 Simon was deployed and indicated to the presence of narcotic odor, a seach recovered some contraband. Officer stood by with the OSP trooper and cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************ Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Accident Private Property 2789 E STATE ST 4 Officers responded to the 2700 block of E State St for a report of a private property motor vehicle accident. Officers arrived and found that Unit#l was parked in a parking spot when Unit#2 did pull out and scrape the side of Unit#l. A witness advised that the driver of Unit#2 had told him several minutes prior that he was intoxicated. The driver did perform standardized field sobriety tests and was subsequently taken into custody for OVI. The male was taken back to the Salem Police Department and given a breath test. He was later released to a family member. Arrested: Brian W McCaslin DOB: 07/25/1976 Address: 811 W Perry St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: OVI 4511.19Ala OVI 4511.19Alh Ptl D Beeson ************************** Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Assist Perry Police 1133 PROSPECT ST 148 COMPLAINTANT: CCSO, CRYSTAL Officers responded to the 1100 block of Prospect St to assist the Perry Police Department. Dispatch advised that the male subject was attempting to break into his ex- girlfriends apartment and then fled on foot. Officers were able to locate the male subject. Officer stoodbye while Perry Township conducted their investigation. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************* Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Fight 1100 BLOCK OF CLEVELAND ST COMPLAINTANT: Patty Lewis Officers responded to the 1100 block of Cleveland St in regards to a fight in progress. The complainant advised that there was a fight in progress in the roadway. Officer arrived on scene and observed several subjects running northbound on foot towards E State St., Other Officers were able to locate those subjects. It was later determined that a fight did not occur but a verbal argument had occured. Officers gathered information from both parties. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla **************************** Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017 Intoxicated Person 1059 E STATE ST Officers were on routine patrol in the 1000 block of E State St and noticed a male subject stumbling on the sidewalk. Officers made contact with the male subject who was highly intoxicated. The male subject refused to cooperate with officers and was taken into custody for disorderly conduct. The male subject started to be combative while at the police station and was taken immediately to county jail. Arrested: Chad Raymond DOB: 06-28-1989 Address: 110 W Pershing St, Apt. 3, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct ORC 2917.11 (B)(2) Ptl. E. Perry ************************** Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Domestic In Progress COMPLAINTANT: LACEY SHASTEEN Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of a domestic violence that had taken place. The complainant advised officers that her boyfriend held her down and choked her. Both subjects came on station, after investigating the matter,the male was placed under arrest. Arrested: John H. Hancock Jr DOB: 7-16-1997 Address: 205 S Howard Ave Salem,OH 44460 Offense: Domestic Violence ORC 291 9.25(A), Possession of Marijuana ORD 513.03(c)2 **************************
Saturday, April 15, 2017 11:39 AM -0500 Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Person To Be Removed 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM HOSPITAL Complainant: BACON, BRENDA L 35917 LISBON DUNGANNON RD LISBON, OH Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to an unwanted person. Upon arrival, hospital personnel advised a subject was on a floor that violated their policy and he needed to vacate the floor. Officers stood by while hospital personnel advised the subject and he complied without incident. Sgt. K. Toy ************************** Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 Unknown Noise Disturbance 1300 BLOCK OF S LINCOLN A Complainant: LINDA EIDEL Officer was dispatched to the 1300 block of S. Lincoln Avenue for a noise complaint. Officer responded and made contact with a male subject who was running an electric remote controlled vehicle which could be heard from a few houses down. The male subject was advised of the complaint and advised he would stop for the night. Ptl. C. Crider ************************ Date: Friday, April 14, 2017 loud persons 1112 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: CALLER, ANONYMOUS Officers responded to a report of a loud group of individuals outside in the street near the 1100 block of Cleveland St. Some of the individuals reportedly had weapons and were possibly attempting to instigate an altercation. Officers did not locate anyone outside but did observe a vehicle leaving the area, which was subsequently stopped. The occupants affirmed they had driven past a residence on Cleveland St where a group of individuals had yelled and kicked at their vehicle. The vehicle was checked and the occupants had no weapons. One of the individuals on Cleveland St allegedly struck the passenger door of the vehicle with a baseball bat. Officers checked throughout the area and surrounding streets and there was nobody observed anywhere outside. Sgt B Slider ************************* Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Drug Narcotic Abuse K9 Simon was deployed 228 VlNE AVE Complainant: RODNEY HARSH Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of Vine Avenue for a report of two persons inside a vehicle using drugs. Officer responded and made contact with a male and female subject inside a red Pontiac sedan. Upon speaking with the subjects and odor of marijuana was coming from inside the vehicle. K9 Simon was deployed and positive indication was given. The owner of the vehicle responded to the scene and prior to searching the vehicle she advised there was marijuana drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle that belonged to her. Officer recovered several marijuana smoking devices and the owner of the vehicle as issued a citation for the property. All illegal property was seized as evidence. Cited: Khrystelle R. Pavlick 2040 Monroe St. Apt. 74 Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 05- 22-1995) Possession of Marijuana Drug Paraphernalia MM Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Traffic Offense 292 W STATE ST B Police initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle for a traffic control device violation observed at State St. and Ellsworth Ave. The K-9 Unit responded and gave a positive indication to the possible presence of narcotics. The driver of the vehicle was subsequently found to be in possession of a controlled substance. The driver was issued a traffic citation for the traffic control device violation and also issued a minor misdemeanor citation for possession of a control substance. Due to the drivers possible impairment the vehicle was legally parked and she and a passenger were given a courtesy ride to an address on Benton Rd. Driver: Rae A. Roseland 365 W. 10th St. Salem, Ohio 44460 dob 06/08/1983 cited for traffic control device violation and possession of marijuana Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 975 ARCH ST Complainant: BRENDA BRADLEY Officer responded to the 900 block of Arch St to check on a vehicle that had reportedly been parked along the street side for several minutes with its lights on. Upon arriving in the area the vehicle was departing toward Granite St. Officer initiated a traffic stop and advised the driver of the complaint. The driver advised that he had just stopped to use his phone and driving while texting Nothing appeared out of order and the driver was sent on his way. Sgt B Slider **************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 141 S ELLSWORTH AVE Officer was flagged down on N Howard Ave near E Second St by a motorist who reported a suspicious white truck in the parking lot of a business in the 200 block of W State St. The truck was reportedly sitting next to a dumpster with the lights off and a door hanging open. Upon arriving officer observed a white truck exiting the parking lot. A traffic stop was initiated and officer advised the occupants of the reason for stop. The occupants had been looking for discarded cardboard boxes and no problems were noted. Sgt B Slider ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Domestic In Progress 651 PROSPECT ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 600 block of Prospect St in regards to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officers spoke with victim who advised that she and her daughter were involved in a physical altercation. The victim advised that she was struck by her daughter, which caused her to fall and hit her head off of the porch railing. The victim also admitted to striking her daughter as well. While speaking with the victim, officers observed her to have injury to her head. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and KLG Ambulance were requested to the scene. Medical personnel attended to both the victim and her daughter. The victim's daughter was subsequently taken into custody for Domestic Violence and transported to the police department for processing. She was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Charges for Domestic Violence are pending on the victim. Arrested: Nicole M. McFarland DOB 06-16- 1991 651 Prospect St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence (ORC 2919.25A) Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Warrant Arrest Warrant Check 175 W STATE ST Officer on patrol observed a subject with an active arrest warrant in the 100 block of W. State St. Officer stopped the subject and confirmed the warrant for failure to appear on a drug charge out of Columbiana County. Officers took the subject into custody and turned him over to a Columbiana County S.O. Deputy. Officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Jacob A Fisher, DO6 02-20-94 2334 Woodsdale Rd Salem OH 44460 Ptl. M. Garber ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Suspicious Person 2495 E STATE ST A Complainant: CRAINE, KATIE MARIE 4677 KIRK RD YOUNGSTOWN, OH Police spoke with a subject on station about a suspicious male subject at Aldes parking lot. The complainant advised she had her two children in a shopping cart next to her vehicle while she was loading groceries. When the complainant looked up she saw a male subject starting to push the cart with her two children still in it. When the complainant yelled at the subject he turned and said "oh sorry" and got into his vehicle. The subject then left in a black Chrysler van. Ptl D. Osberg ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Parking Violation Officer on patrol observed two vehicles parked illegally in the 800 block of E Sixth St. Both vehicles were parked in the front yards of two separate residences. Officers made contact with one of the residents who was advised of the complaint and moved their vehicle without incident. Officers attempted to make contact with the owner of the other vehicle but, the owner was not home at the time. Therefore, a red warning tag was placed on the vehicle advising the owner of the violation. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Parking Complaint Violation S UNION AVE / RIDGEWOOD D Officer was dispatched to the 900 block of S Union Ave in reference to an illegally parked vehicle. Upon arrival, officer observed a vehicle parked on the wrong side of the roadway in a no parking zone. After attempting contact with multiple residents in the area, the owner of the vehicle arrived on scene and advised that the vehicle ran out of gas. Due to the vehicle not starting once gas was put in, the vehicle was pushed to a legal parking space. The owner advised he would be attempting to get the vehicle fixed. Ptl. Cochran **************************
Friday, April 14, 2017 08:26 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 124 0 SOUTHEAST BLVD 23 SALEM Complainant: ELLEN SCHUNK Officers responded to 1240 S.E. Blvd for a report of a possible dispute. Upon arrival, contact was made with the two tenants and the one advised that everything was fine. One half appeared to be having a mental health issue, but medical treatment was declined. This is an ongoing problem with the tenant disrupting other tenants within the complex. Sgt. D. Green ************************* Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 840 W PERSHING ST While on patrol this officer observed a broken out back window of a vehicle (Tan Chevy Cavalier) with a shovel sticking out of the window. This officer located the owner, he advised that he found out earlier in the morning and was waiting to call us later today. Pictures were taken and he was advised of the report for his insurance company. Ptl Miller ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 375 W STATE ST Complainant: ADAMNSONS, VETERINARY Report of a vehicle parked in the parking lot of the above location and it did not belong to a customer. The business was advised that they would have to tow the vehicle since it was on private property. They elected to do so and Sinsley towing responded and removed the vehicle. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1033 E THIRD ST Officer responded to the above location and found that the vehicle in question bearing Ohio registration, GFN2685 had moved out of the front yard of the complainant. The complainant advised this is an on going situation and the neighbor next door does not care. Officer advised the complainant that officer(s) would keep an eye out for this. The complainant advised he understood. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: STEVEN ARMENTROUT A male individual was directed to this department via the Salem Ministerial association due to the fact that he was temporarily homeless. A form was filled out and he was afforded a ride to Barnett's motel for a complimentary one night stay. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date : Thursday, April 13, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported S BROADWAY AVE / E STATE ST Unit#l Owner JAMES DORNAN Unit#2 Owner NICHOLE HUFF The driver of Unit#l was attempting to pull onto SR.14 / E. State St. when he struck the right side of Unit#2 who was traveling westbound on SR14 / E. State St. The driver of Unit#2 advised the she was traveling westbound approaching the intersection of SR14 / E. State and Broadway Ave. when Unit#l pulled from a parking spot and struck the right side of her vehicle. Moderate damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller **************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Debris In Roadway 1825 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JIM PHYLLIS Police responded to the 1800 block of N. Ellsworth Ave for debris in the roadway. The complainant advised someone had cut grass and blew it into the roadway. Police observed the grass in the roadway and contact was attempted at the residence, to no avail. Ptl D. Osberg ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Check Well Being 631 E NINTH ST 1 Complainant: ASHLEY SILVER Officer(s) responded to the above location and found that another agency was also arriving to handle other medical needs. The female resident advised for the door to be opened and it was found she was unaware of needing to get a hold of physicians for any thing. She appeared to be fine sitting in a chair by the door. She was advised to make contact with them and she advised she would. Officer(s) cleared. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Unit#l Owner JEROME ELAM Unit#2 Owner MALINDA SIEMBIEDA The driver of Unit#l was attempting to leave the above parking and turn onto SR.14 when he struck the rear of Unit#2 who was also attempting to leave the above parking lot and was stopped for traffic. The driver Unit#2 advised that she was attemping to leave the parking lot when Unit#l struck the rear of her vehicle. Minor damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the report. Ptl Miller **************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Transient / Homeless Person 2289 E STATE ST Officer was at another scene involving a traffic crash in front of Wal-Mart and finding all was clear there. Officer went to exit WaLMart out of the drive onto Cunningham Rd. Officer observed a female with dark colored (black) hair slightly tanned holding a sign need help have one child need food. Officer explained to the female about the ordinance of the City on Pan handling and she advised she understood some what. She was from Romania and Arizona. Her husband was having car troubles and went to get it fixed while she stood there. She was sent on her way and advised not to return. She advised she would not. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Disorderlv / Irate Person 564 E SECOND ST DOCTORS OFFICE Complainant: MALLORY ZIMMERMAN Report of an irate female at the above noted business. Officers responded and made contact at the business. They advised that the female was a patient and she became irate and began causing problems. She departed the area prior to officers arriving. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation S HOWARD AVE / W WILSON ST Officer responded to the above location and observed the above listed Ohio registration parked with it's right side tire on the curb/side walk area. Officer issued the red warning advising of the violation and cleared. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 120 N LINCOLN AVE No OH-I Traffic Crash Report Unit #1: Ohio registration, (trailer) STX982 2003 Home Made black in color 1996 Ford TK Greedwhite in color Owner/Operator: Travis Blakeman 270 Walnut Leetonia, Ohio 44431 Unit #2: 1998 Ford TK F-150 White in color Owner/Operator: Jonathan F. Butts 192 W. Pershing Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was west bound on SR14 (E. State St) in the 700blk. (In front of 788). Unit #2 was also west bound on SR14 (E. State St) behind unit #1. Unit #1 slowed/stopped for traffic and Unit #2 failed to do so striking Unit #1 in the rear (trailer) with it's front. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Thursday, April 13, 2017 Intoxicated Driver E PERSHING ST / PENN AVE Police initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle on E. Pershing St. at Penn Ave. that was not displaying a valid registration. The female driver was found to be operating the vehicle while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. Driver was arrested and transported to the Salem PD for processing. Vehicle was towed by AAA Towing with no hold placed on the vehicle. Driver: Tasha Lynn McClouskey 11493 Tinity Chrch Rd. Lisbon, Ohio 44460 dob 08/23/1990 BAC .116 Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Theft 1267 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: JODI JOHNSON Officer spoke with a female complainantlvictim in the 1100 block of E. State Street who advised she wished to report a theft. Officer was advised that a Mongoose red/black bicycle was taken from her residence in the 1200 block of Cleveland Street. The complainant advised that the theft occurred between 7:30pm and 10:20pm. Officer advised that a report would be completed. Ptl. C. Crider **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Intoxicated Person 110 W PERSHlNG ST Complainant: ROD SHAWMAN Officers were dispatched to the intersection of S Ellsworth Ave and W Pershing St in reference to an intoxicated person. Dispatch advised of a male walking in the area who was unsteady on his feet and possibly intoxicated. Officer responded and spoke with the male, who was walking into his residence in the 100 block of W Pershing St. The male was found to be intoxicated and he advised that he was going inside for the evening. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Menacing / Threats 424 FA1R AVE Complainant: JAMIE GARROD Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Fair Avenue for a menacingthreats report. Officer responded and met with the complainant and a male individual. Officer was advised by the complainant that while their family had been walking in the 1900 block of E. Pershing Street a maroon Dodge truck went speeding past them and her fiance yelled at the truck. She stated that as they walked on to Fair Avenue the truck continued to speed up and down Fair Avenue and was also peeling the tires. The truck stopped in front of their residence and two rnale subjects exited, one was holding a tire iron. The one male yelled something and the juvenile son of the complainant grabbed a plastic baseball bat. She stated that her son then recognized ane of the males and after they talked, the situation calmed down and both male subjects departed, in the maroon Dodge truck. Officer later located the Dodge truck and spoke with the owner. The owner advised he had been involved in the situation and advised he heard someone yell something and went to speak with the other people involved. He denied driving reckless and stated his friend is the one who got out of the truck with the tire iron. Officer then spoke with the other male subject who advised that he had been involved in the incident and the owner of the truck was speaking with the other people involved. He stated he seen a male coming down the driveway with a baseball bat so he grabbed a tire iron. He stated that once he recognized the male subject with the bat, he apologized and they left. Both subjects were advised to stay away from the property. Ptl. C. Crider **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: MELANIE STURGELL Officer responded to the Police Department and spoke with an anonymous complaint regarding threats being made via a third party on social media. The individual affirmed that no threat had been made directly toward the them, but rather to others about them. Officer gathered information for documentation and advised the individual to file additional reports with the police if problems persist or any direct threat is made. Sgt B Slider ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1250 S LINCOLN AVE B Complainant: CARSON HOLM Complainant: BRITTNEY KETCHUM Police responded to 1200 S. Lincoln Ave for a Burglary. When officers arrived the complainant advised that the door had been kicked in. The complainant also advised that nothing had been taken or disturbed. Officers searched the residence and took photos. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 972 E SIXTH ST Officer made contact at a residence in the 900 block of E Sixth St regarding two vehicles parked in the front yard. Officer advised of the City Ordinance and provided a warning for the parking violation. The residents had other vehicles in the garage and had temporarily parked in the yard to allow access to those other vehicles. The vehicles in the yard were promptly moved to the driveway to alleviate the problem. Sgt B Slider ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 273 W FOURTEENTH ST Officer responded to the 200 block of W. Fourteenth Street to attempt contact with a female subject who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Contact was made with the female subject at the residence and she was taken in to custody without incident. The subject was transported back to the police department where she was booked and released to a CCSO Deputy. Arrested: Kathryn A. Sims 273 W. Fourteenth Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 04/21/1989) Warrant - Failure to Appear on Drug Paraphernalia Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Dog at Large 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to a residence in the 800 block of Granite Avenue to make contact with the owner of a dog which had been found by a resident in the 700 block of Arch Street. Officer responded and made contact with a female juvenile who advised that the dog does reside at the property and the owner of the dog had just left for work. Officer transported the female to Arch Street where she took possession of the animal. The dog was properly licensed and no past reports for dog at large were found. Officer advised the female juvenile to advise the owner if the dog should be found at large again then a citation will be issued. Ptl. C. Crider **************************
Thursday, April 13, 2017 01:12 PM -0500 Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officer(s) responded to the above location in reference to a shop lifter being detained in the asset protection area. Officer(s) found that a female was using the self check out and failed to check out some items that she was holding in her hands. The female claimed that the items were doubles and she thought they checked out when she was checking the other items out. The male subject that was with her was banging on the door prior to officer9s) arrival but was gone when officer(s) arrive. Officer(s) talked with the female and advised her that a further investigation would be done and that a summons would be issued for her to appear in court. She advised that the information given to officer(s) was accurate and she would answer the door if an Sheriff's Deputy would come to serve her. The boy friend advised he was up set because they were not trying to shop lift any thing. This was a mistake. The parties were sent on their way and the female was advised of the trespass given although she would not sign it. She advised she understood. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Vandalism / Desecration 1453 ALLEN RD SALEM Complainant: ROBERT CHESTER Report of vandalism to a motor vehicle at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that some time overnight at his residence, someone had spray painted RAT on the back window of his vehicle and on the drivers side of his vehicle. Complainant has an idea who did but no proof to confirm his suspicions at this time. Ptl Miller *************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: Frank Martin The complainant responded to this department to speak to an officer. He advised that he has custody of his 12 year old son and had the custody the childs entire life. He stated that the mother of the child is starting to harass him and threatening to come to the residence unwelcome to see the child. The complainant advised that he has never kept the boy's mother from seeing her son in the past, but she has not attempted to see her son at all the last five years. The complainant was advised that if the female shows up unwelcome, contact this department prior to arguing with her. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 345 W PERSHING ST Officer was on routine patrol and observed a red colored Chevrolet S-10 parked at the rear of the above location with flat tires and no registration. Officer talked with the owner who advised they were waiting on the title for it to be transferred and there was a garage there but their councilman came and made them take it down. They had it covered and the neighbor kids came by and cut into it and tore it up. Officer gave him the red warning for City ordinance Illegally Parked / Abandoned Vehicle on Private Property 303.10. He advised he understood. Ptl. French ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Ambulance Needed 400 FAIR AVE Complainant: CCSO officer responded to the above location and checked on the FD and ambulance. It was found that the male resident had fallen and was being transported to the Salem Regional Community Hospital. Officer cleared. Lt. Casto ************************** Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 585 S UNION AVE SALEM Complainant: KACEY GREEN Officers responded to the 500 block of S Union Ave for a verbal dispute. The complainant advised she was trying to get her belongings from the residence and leave for the evening. The male subject advised he no longer wanted to female subject at the residence. The male subject was advised of the eviction process if he wanted the female subject permanently removed from the residence. The female subject was going to drive to a relatives residence, however she was found to be too impaired to drive and was advised she was not permitted to drive her vehicle. Both parties advised they would stay separated for the evening inside the residence. Ptl. E. Perry ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Menacing / Threats COURT DR K PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: RUSSELL, SAVANNAH M 4537 WOODHURST DR 4 AUSTINTOWN, OH Officers responded to Centennial park for a report of possible menacing. The complainant advised that several people were eating in a vehicle when a male approached the yelled at them. The male then reportedly pulled out a taser and sparked it several times. Officers did check the park as well as the surrounding area but the male was not located. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Traffic Offense MORRIS AVE / MAPLE ST SALEM Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle on Maple St. near Morris Ave. for a traffic violation. Officer conducted a search of the vehicle and found a small amount of contraband residue. The driver was given a verbal warning for the traffic violation and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ************************ Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Intoxicated Person 633 E PERSHING ST BAR NlGHT CLUB Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officers responded to the 600 block of E Pershing St for an intoxicated person stumbling and falling on the ground. Officers made contact with the subject and he was issued a minor misdemeanor. The male subject was then given a courtesy transport to his residence inside the city and was advised to stay inside his residence or he could be arrested. Cited: Chad Raymond DOB: 06-28-1989 Address: 110 W Pershing St, Apt. 3, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Public Intoxication city ordinance 509.03(B)2 Ptl. E. Perry ************************* Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Harassment 192 W PERSHING ST 1 Complainant: MICHELLE BARNHART Officers responded to the 100 block of W Pershing St to take a report of harassment. The complainant advised officers that a known male subject got in her face and made threats to cause her physical harm. Officers will send a packet to the prosecutors office for review of possible charges. Ptl J Brooks ************************** Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 218 E SIXTH ST SALEM Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Officer responded to the 200 block of E Sixth St for a report of telecommunications harassment. Officer did advise the subject to block the phone number of the unwanted text messages. Ptl D Beeson **************************
Wednesday, April 12, 2017 08:34 AM -0500 Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM WALMART Unit # 1 Driver / Owner MARLIN YATES Unit # 2 Driver / Owner DONITA WATKINS Officers responded to the area of Walmart on E State St for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. Unit # 1 did fail to yield to traffic causing unit # 2 to hit them. Photos of the damage were taken and both parties involved were provided copies of the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Name: Marlin A. Yates DOB: 01/02/1998 Address: 2161 Woodsdale RD Salem, Oh 44460 Offense: Right of way stop sign ORD 331.19 Ptl J Brooks ********************************* Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 2350 E STATE ST H SALEM HlBETT's SPORTING GOODS Private property accident Officer(s) responded to the 2300 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle hit skip accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been legally parked and unoccupied when it was struck by unit # 2. The driver of unit # 2 had struck unit # 1 then fled the area. Several citizens had witnessed the accident and were able to provide officers with a description of the vehicle involved as well as its registration. The witnesses also stated that the driver of unit # 2 had dropped a female off at one of the local businesses. Officers spoke with the female who stated the driver of unit # 2 was aware that he had struck unit # 1. The female was able to make contact with the driver of unit # 2 and he was advised to respond to the police Dept foe his citation. The driver of unit # 2 did respond Lnd was cited with Salem City O.R.D. # 335.13 (Hit Skip Leaving the scene on private property) Unit # 1 sustained damage to the right rear bumper area. Unit # 2 had multiple damaged locations from previous accidents. Unit # 1 / owner / Jean Ohlin vehicle / 2002 GMC Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Christian Candle vehicle / 2002 Chevy Ptl R Keister ****************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1723 E THIRD ST Unit #l , Owner JARROD STURGEON Unit #2, Owner SARA PAGAN1 Officer responded to the 1700 block of E Third St for a report of a motor vehicle accident without injury. Officer arrived and found that Unit#2 had backed from a private lot and struck Unit#l which was legally parked on the street. The driver of Unit#2 was cited for Improper Backing. Photographs were taken,. Ptl D Beeson ******************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Accident Private Property 156 N LINCOLN AVE SALEM KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Unit # 1 Driver / Owner JANET STONE Unit # 2 Driver / Owner TERRl SlMS Officers responded to KFC parking lot for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. Unit # 1 bumped into Unit # 2. officers took photos andprovided both parties involved with a copy of the report number. Ptl J Brooks ***************************** Date: Tuesday, April 11, 201 7 Parking Complaint / Violation 1265 CEDAR RIDGE DR SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge for a report of a illegally parked vehicle. On arrival officers located the vehicle in question. Officers attempted to locate the owner of the vehicle but were not successful. Officers placed a pink parking ticket on the vehicle then cleared. Ptl R Keister ****************************** Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 193 ROSE AVE SALEM Officer's responded to the above address for a dispute. Upon arrival officer's observed a large group of people, upon speaking with them it was advised that there was an alercation with someone and that caused a screaming match between all of the individuals involved and that one of the individuals had took off prior to officer arrival. Officer's were able to locate the individual who had took off and was able to speak with him and advised him to stay away from the area in which the incident started at. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ****************************** Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Recovered Property Complainant: ROBERT STRATTON Officer took a report on station for recovered property. It was advised by the complainant that he had inherited a gun that he did not want. The complainant surrendered the gun to the PD where it will properly be stored and/or destroyed. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ****************************** Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Fraud 550 S ELLSWORTH AVE FACTORY Complainant: MATTHEW BENDER Officer's responded to the above address for a fraud report. It was advised by the complainant that the company's credit card security has been compromised and that an unauthorized purchase had been made on the account for the amount of $1434.83. The complainant did advised of a name and shipping address that was on an invoice for the purchase. Officer advised the complainant a report number. The incident is under investigation. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************* Date: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia 200 BLOCK OF E SECOND ST SALEM Complainant: JOSHUA KELM Officer responded to the Broadway Plaza parking lot for a report of Drug Paraphernalia. Upon arrival officer was advised that there was a needle on the ground. Officer confiscated the needle and disposed of it properly. Ptl Z Sanford ****************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N LINCOLN AVE / E SECOND STREET Complainant: DENISE STEWART Unit 1 Ford Focus driver: Denise Stewart Unit 2 Jeep Patriot driver: Karen Menough Unit 1 was traveling southbound on N. Lincoln and stopped to turn leftleast into a private driveway just south of E. Second St. Unit 2 was following unit 1 too closely and failed to stop within the assured clear distance, striking unit 1 in the rear end. Both units sustained damages. Driver of unit 2 charged with ACDA. No party reported injury. Ptl. Banar901 ****************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 651 PROSPECT ST SALEM Complainant: TROY HIGHTLAND Officers responded to the 600 block of Prospect St for a vehicle B&E in progress. The owner of the vehicle advised his vehicle alarm was going off but did not see anyone near the vehicle. Officers were unable to locate anyone in the area. The complainant requested extra patrol in the area for the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Vehicle Fire 1732 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer responded to the area of S Lincoln near the railroad crossing for a vehicle fire. Officer and the Salem FD arrived and found that the fire had occurred in Perry Township. The fire had since been extinguished. Officer and the FD remained on scene until Perry PD and fire arrived. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Person To Be Removed 228 VINE AVE 12 SALEM Complainant: DARTANYEN HELTON Officers responded to the 200 block of Vine St for a report of one to be removed from a residence. Officers arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a friend had let another male into his apartment and that he did not want him there. Officers did speak to the male who did leave. Another male in the apartment was known to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The warrant was confirmed and that male was taken into custody. The male was taken to the Salem police department and was later released to a CCSO deputy. Arrested: Jacob Miller DOB: 09/12/1983 Address: 228 Vine St Apt. 12 Salem, OH 44460 (LKA) Charge: Warrant- Failure to Appear Child Support Ptl D Beeson ******************************* Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 TRE- B&E / Burglary Reported 636 E PERRY ST Complainant: DOROTHY WILSON Officers responded to the 600 block of E Perry St for a possible burglary. The complainant advised officers they her neighbors front door was broken and open. Officers checked to ensure the residence was empty. Officers secured the front door and contacted the property owner. Ptl J Brooks ******************************
Tuesday, April 11, 2017 08:51 AM -0500 Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Traffic Offense SOUTHEAST BLVD / JEFFERSON AVE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a traffic offense. The complainant advised he observed a truck operating off state route. The complainant stated a large dump truck was observed multiple times on Southeast Blvd. Upon arrival, officer checked the area but no violations were observed. Sgt. K. Toy ************************ Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV 180 W STATE ST Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a disabled vehicle. Upon arrival, officers stood by for traffic control until Davidson Towing removed a Marlington School bus from the roadway. Sgt. K. Toy ************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: ROBYN PARRISH Officer(s) responded to the 1900 block of East State St for a reported dispute 1 person to be removed. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that her sister had been at the facility to visit her and she did not want her there. Officer spoke with the staff of the facility who stated that sister had left prior to officers arriving on scene. The staff stated further that there had not been any problems. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Theft 266 E PERSHING ST 060 a Complainant: TRACY DILLING Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported theft. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a known subject stole 35 of her percocets from a bag near her bed. The complainant stated the pills were in a prescription bottle. The complainant was advised the process of pursuing the matter. Officer did speak with the subject the complainant suspected and he adamantly denied the allegation. Sgt. K. Toy **************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: OPAL ANDRIC Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported drive off. Upon arrival, the complainant advised an unknown person left without rendering payment for $21.23 worth of fuel from pump #4. The complainant advised the vehicle, a white 4 door Toyota, was last seen departing westbound. Sgt. K. Toy ************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 780 W STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION Officer was on routine patrol when officer noticed a male individual who has an active arrest warrant. it was confirmed that the warrant was out of Mahoning County and that they wanted him. Subsequently the individual was placed under arrest and transported to the Salem Police Station for processing and booking upon further searching it was found that the individual had on his person a sandwich bag containing a green leafy substance which appeared to be marijuana. The individual was given a minor misdemeanor citation for the possession of drugs with a mandatory court date of 4-13-2017 at the Columbiana County Municipal Court . The individual was later released to a Mahoning County Sheriffs Sgt. Arrested: Thomas Andrew Ripley LKA // 13989 Diagnol Rd Salem Ohio 44460 DOB // 12-8-1993 Charges // Warrant Arrest and Possession of Marijuana-MM Ptl Z Sanford **************************** Date: Monday, April 10, 2017 Parson Down 521 E STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the rear of the above location and was advised that a male subject inside of the building was on the floor behind the counter. Fire Department personnel gained entry and found that the male subject had fallen out of his chair and could not get back up off the floor. FD personnel and KLG assisted the subject, who then refused to be taken to Salem Regional Medical Center to be examined. All personnel then cleared. Lt. David L. Castol ************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Person To Be Removed 2341 E STATE ST Complainant: STEVE MOORE Officer responded to the rear of Yuhanick's Dry Cleaners in the Eastgate Plaza location for a report of a male subject getting in the dumpster. Upon arrival, officer spoke with an employee of the business who advised the male left in a black truck and provided a license plate number. Officer checked the surrounding area and was unable to locate. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Open Burning 664 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: CALLER, ANONYMOUS Officer was dispatched, along with The Salem Fire Department, to the 600 block of N Ellsworth Ave in regards to an open burning complaint. Dispatch advised that the subject was burning a tree. Upon arrival, the fire department advised the subject of the complaint and how to burn properly. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / WOODLAND AVE PUBLIC TRANSIT VEHICLE Officer stopped a vehicle on E State St at Ohio Ave for a red traffic signal violation. During the course of issuing the citation officer detected an odor of Marijuana. Officer advised the driver that a probable cause search was going to be conducted and he did voluntarily produce the Marijuana from the driver side door pocket. Officer subsequently recovered two Marijuana pipes from the center console as well. The driver was issued citations for the traffic signal violation and possession of Marijuana, as well as a verbal warning for failing to display a current validation sticker. The Marijuana pipes were confiscated for subsequent destruction after the case has been disposed of. Sgt B Slider ************************* Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Shoplifter(.) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officer was dispatched to 2875 E. State Street, Wal-Mart, for a report of shop lifting. Officer responded and met with the complainant, the stores loss prevention agent, and a female subject. The complainant advised the female subject was observed possibly switching a lower dollar amount price tag to a more expensive bag of dog food. Officer was advised that the subject then entered a self check out lane and only scanned a portion of the merchandise selected. The subject then passed all points of sale with out rendering payment for all merchandise and was stopped before leaving the store by the complainant. The total amount of merchandise not purchased was $41.11. The subject was subsequently taken in to custody for theft and transported back to the police department. Once the subject was booked she was transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Jessica R. Wolfe 2454 Woodsdale Road Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 07-13-1974) Theft - M1 Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Suspicious Person HAWLEY AVE / E THIRD ST Officers were dispatched to the above location in regards to a suspicious person report. Dispatch advised that a female with short brown hair, green pants, black shirt, and sunglasses was walking in the area and looking into parked vehicles. Dispatch later advised that the female was attempting to open the vehicle doors. Upon arrival, officers checked the surrounding area but were unable to locate any female matching the description provided. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Civil Matter 2020 MONROE ST 92 Complainant: MARIA GOODCHILD Officers were advised by the complainant that she was enroute to her residence in the 2000 block of Monroe St in order to recover some of her property. Complainant was requesting officers to stand by with her while she recovered her property, due to a physical altercation likely to happen with her ex boyfriend. Officers advised the complainant that this police department does not standbys but did respond in order to ensure that no violence ensued. The complainant's ex boyfriend was not on scene and officers cleared a short time later. Ptl. Cochran ************************* Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV N LINCOLN AVE / E ELEVENTH Officers were dispatched to the area of Sunset Dr and N Lincoln Ave in regards to a disabled motor vehicle. Officers located the vehicle at the intersection of E Eleventh St and N Lincoln Ave, which is the jurisdiction of Perry Township Police Department. Perry Township responded to the scene and officers stood by for traffic control. Davidson's Towing responded to the scene and removed the vehicle from the roadway. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Menacing / Threats Complainant: MIRANDA MORAR The complainant responded to this department to report threats. She advised that she was at a family function in Niles, Ohio and her mother's boyfriend threatened her and her boyfriend. She advised that this happened approximately a week ago. The complainant stated that her mother and mother's boyfriend live in Pennsylvania and it's not likely for them to come to her residence in town, as they haven't been in the past. She was given advice on how to proceed, should anything actually happen within this jurisdiction. Sgt. D. Green ************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 577 COLUMBIA ST B Complainant: JOSHUA MONDAY Officers responded to 577 Columbia St. to speak with the complainant regarding harassment. He advised that his neighbor is stalking and harassing him. When officers attempted to inquire why the complainant feels that he is being harassed, he stated that he doesn't know the neighbor across the alley, but he waved to the complainant. The complainant was advised that this does not constitute any type of harassment and that he could ignore the neighbor if he wished to. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Dog At Large 944 JONE S DR SALEM Complainant: Sharon Richards The complainant contacted this department advising that she found a black lab running loose. She provided dispatch with the tag number on the dog's collar. Dispatch was able to locate the owner through the county auditors web site and contact was made. The owner responded and retrieved her dog. Sgt. D. Green ************************* Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Unit #1 Owner BRUCE DUFFIELD Unit #2 Driver: RICHARD WIGGERS, Owner WILMA WIGGERS Two vehicle private property accident. No OH-I. Police responded to Walmart parking lot for a private property accident. While both vehicles where backing out of the parking lot at the same time vehicle #1 backed into vehicle #2 causing damage on the rear passenger quarter panel. Information was exchanged. After officers gathered the needed information and photos officers cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle E SCHOOL 1000 BLOCK P SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to Waterworth Park near the baseball fields. When officers arrived and spoke with the subjects, they advised that they are homeless and lived in the vehicle. After speaking with the subjects officers cleared without incident. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Check Well Being Complainant: THERESA PAULIN Officers spoke with a complainant at Salem PD in reference to check the well being of her son due to possible drug activity from her son's father. Officers were unable to make contact with the juvenile at this time. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Police responded to Smith Oil gas station for a drive off. Police were advised that a newer vehicle, white four door, driven by a female drove off from pump #12 and traveled West Bound on State St. Officers gathered the needed information then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ************************* Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Road Rage 855 W STATE ST SALEM Complainant: MICHAEL PIERRE Report of a vehicle operating recklessly traveling eastbound on W State St. Officer located the vehicle in question and a traffic stop was effected on E. State St. near Vine Ave. and the driver was advised of the complaint. The driver advised that the complainant was the one operating reckless and passed him just outside of town. Officer observed no violations of reckless operation. The driver was transporting a flatbed and being followed by a tow truck. Sgt. D. Green **************************
Monday, April 10, 2017 08:22 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 637 WOODLAND AVE SALEM Officers responded to a residence in the 600 block of Woodland Ave in order to serve an arrest warrant to the male resident. The male had an active arrest warrant out of the Co!umbiana County Sheriff's Office for a theft offense. Officers made contact with the male who was subsequently taken into custody. He was transported to the Salem Police Department for processing and then transferred to the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff. Arrested: Jason C. Sorrentino DOB 04/06/1984 637 Woodland Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant- Theft Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Waterworth Memorial Park PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: Greg Porter Officers were dispatched to Waterworth Memorial Park in regards to an intoxicated male at the playground. Dispatch advised that the complainant had stated that the male had vomited and was yelling at the children in the area. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the male who had a moderate odor of alcohol about his person and was unaware that officers were speaking with him. The male was subsequently cited with Disorderly Conduct - Public lntoxication (Salem ORD 509.03b) and given a mandatory court date. The male, along with his niece and nephews, were picked up by the male's brother and transported home. Officers cleared. Cited: Seaton Isaac Ruffner DO6 07-15-1983 51 8 112 E Fifth St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Disorderly Conduct- Public lntoxication (Salem ORD 509.03b) Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem E SCHOOL 700 BLOCK D Complainant: DYLAN SMIDT Officers responded to the area of the duck pond in Waterworth Memorial park for a report of two juveniles throwing rocks at ducks. Upon arrival, the two juveniles were located, identified and advised of the complaint. They advised that they were on the bridge inside the duck pond and were throwing rocks, but not at ducks. They were advised to cease their actions if they were throwing rocks at the ducks. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Accident Private Property 2401 E STATE ST F GIANT EAGLE PARKING LOT Complainant: SHARON EASTON Unit 1- Owner/Ooerator- Sharon K. Easton Officers were dispatched to the parking lot of Giant Eagle in regards to a single vehicle private property traffic accident. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the operator who advised that she struck a light post in the middle of the parking lot. Unit 1 was travelling north east through the parking lot and struck a light post with the right front portion of the vehicle. No injuries were reported and Unit 1 sustained disabling damage to the front right. Kaiser Towing was responded to the scene and removed the vehicle from the parking lot. The operator was afforded a voluntary transport to her residence and no citations were issued. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Recovered Property 1471 E STATE ST Officer stopped to check on the well being of a motorist stopped along the roadside in the 1400 block of E State St. The motorist had stopped to remove numerous items strewn about the roadway that had possibly fallen out of a vehicle. Officer took the items back to Salem PD and observed that they belonged to a resident who resides near the area where they were located, and it appeared that the items had likly been placed out on the curb lawn for trash pickup. Officer subsequently attempted contact with the owner to no avail. The items will be discarded in the near future if not claimed. Sgt B Slider **************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 245 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: SUSAN JOHNSTON Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave in reference to a juvenile problem. Complainant advised that a few juveniles were running around a building and knocking on the windows. Officer spoke with the complainant who advised of multiple juveniles, one with an orange shirt and the other with a red shirt. Officers located four male juveniles in the 700 block of E Third St that matched the description provided. Officers made contact with the juveniles but they denied knocking on windows. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check CENTENNIAL PARK SALEM PARK PLAYGROUND While at Centennial Park officer located a wanted male individual who was affirmed to have an active arrest warrant out of Columbiana County. The warrant was affirmed and the individual was taken into custody without incident. Officer conducted a pat down for weapons and properly handcuffed the individual before transport to Salem PD for processing. The individual was subsequently turned over to a Columbiana County Sheriff's Deputy for transport to County Jail. Arrested: Gage B Mountz, DOB: 07-12-1993 1143 W Perry St, Apt 203, Salem, OH 44460 Warrant for Failure to Appear Sgt B Slider ***************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Suspicious Person CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND While checking the keyllocks to subsequently secure the bathrooms at Centennial Park, officer knocked on the bathroom doors, then located a male and female individual inside the women's bathroom. Officer subsequently identified both individuals and affirmed the male was accompanying the female and they had arrived there together to await another friends arrival. Officer observed no evidence of illegal activity at the bathroom, and suggested the male individual use the men's bathroom in the future to avoid any potential panic that could result from a female individual entering the women's bathroom and encountering a male individual inside. Sgt B Slider *************************** Date: Saturday April 8 2017 Domestic In Progress 146 S UNION AVE Complainant: STACEY DAVIDSON Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of S Union Ave in reference to a domestic in progress. Dispatch advised that the complainant stated that the male subject had a knife. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the female subject who advised that she was involved in a verbal argument with the male subject but, stated there was no knife involved. Officers also made contact with the male subject who advised the same. Officers did speak with the complainant, who is a neighbor, and she advised that she thought a knife was involved. No injuries were observed. Officers advised the subjects to keep the noise down due to the close proximity of neighbors and cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1135 SHORT AVE SALEM Complainant: SUSAN BAILEY Officers were dispatched to the 11 00 block of Short Ave in reference to a domestic dispute report. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the complainant and the subject. The subject advised that a male known to him had stopped by the residence and began to argue with him. The male had left the scene prior to officer's arrival. Nothing physical was reported and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MICHAEL HAMILTON Officer spoke with complainant on station in regards to a speak with officer report. Complainant advised that, while he was walking on N Howard Ave, two males from a residence began to chase him down the street. Complainant advised that no violence had taken place but, wanted officers to make contact with the subjects. Officers responded to a residence in the 200 block of W Fifth St, a residence which matched the description provided from the complainant, to inquire about the incident. No males were located at the residence. Officers were later advised that the subjects were in a brown Jeep in the area of Sugar Tree Alley and N Lincoln Ave. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the vehicle. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Assist Perry Police Officer assisted a Perry Twp. PD Officer by running a DataMaster breath test on an OVI suspect he had placed under arrest. Officer also witnessed the reading of the BMV2255 form by the Perry Twp. Officer. The subject did submit to the breath test with results being a .341%BAC. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Lost Property 2875 E STATE ST A SHOPPING MALL Complainant: DAN BLAIR Complainant advised that while loading items into his and into his girlfriends vehicle in the Wal-mart parking lot, his girlfriend had inadvertently dropped her wallet without realizing it. When she became aware she dropped it she was unable to locate it. A short while after taking the report a female juvenile and her grandmother came on station and reported they had found a wallet in the parking lot, but in a different location from where it was dropped. Victim was advised and responded to the PD and reported that everything was in the wallet except for the cash. Police will get security tape from Wal-mart and attempt to ascertain who picked up the wallet. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin **************************** Date: Sunday, April 9, 2017 Assist Perry Police 1827 S LINCOLN AVE GAS STATION Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY SHERIFFS, 8473 COUNTY HOME RD Officer responded to a business in the 1800 block of S Lincoln Ave at the request of Perry Township Police Dispatch due to the Perry Township Officer being unavailable on another complaint. Officer responded and checked the well being of an individual at that location. Officer spoke with the individual at length and determined all appeared to be ok. The individual stated he had been ill recently and was still not feeling one hundred percent healthy. The individual stated he was fine and if he started to feel ill again he would contact another employee to come in. Sgt B Slider ****************************
Sunday, April 09, 2017 09:35 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Theft 688 FAIR AVE Complainant: DAVID GBUR The complainant responded to this department to report a theft. He advised that a male individual known to him came to his residence last night. He reportedly told the individual that he did not want him at his residence, but he talked his way in for a short time. The complainant advised that he left the room for a few seconds and when he returned, the individual was gone. He stated that he noticed this morning that his wallet was missing from his pants pocket that were hanging on the chair. The complainant located his wallet on his front sidewalk this morning with his $350.00 rent money missing. No other individuals were at the complainants residence last night. Officers are familiar with the suspect and will attempt to locate him. Report and statement will be faxed to the prosecutors office for possible theft charges. Sgt. D. Green *************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Animal Complaint 413 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the above location for an animal complaint, Officers spoke with the complainant who stated that a large dog ran after them while walking their dog on the sidewalk. Officers spoke with the owner of the dog who stated the dog is on a leash at all times, Officers observed the dog on the leash in the front yard. Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK OF S BROADWAY Officer was on routine patrol and observed a red colored Jeep bearing Ohio dealer registration listed above parked in the 100blk (180) S. Broadway in a area that was not marked for parking. The vehicle parked on the east side of S. Broadway facing east at the building . Officer issued a red warning for parked in a no parking space. The space wasn't marked for parking. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Accident Private Property 1125 E STATE ST SALEM Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #1: PARKED 2016 Chevrolet TK Grey in color Owner: Susan Pritchard 1250 Eastview Dr Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: William Pritchard 1250 Eastview Dr Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2006 Nissan 4s Green in color Owner/Operator: Christina Davis 2221 County Rd 56 Toronto, Ohio 43964 Unit #1 was parked at the pump on the south side facing east bound. with the operator outside Unit #1 pumping gas and the owner inside Unit #1 in the right front passenger seat. Owner/Operator of Unit #2 attempted to back in a northwest direction from in front of the building striking Unit #1 in the right front quarter wheel well area with it's left rear corner arealtail light. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. Ptl. French *************************** Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 488 FAIR AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the above location looking for a male subject in a small black Dodge truck having some type of medical issue while parked in the area of Fair & Oak (400blk). The complainant advised that the male subject came around and drove off in the vehicle in an unknown direction. Officer(s) checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle or male subject. No one was at the residence 488 Fair. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 284 E FOURTH ST 1 W Complainant: Lana Billiter Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of E Fourth St in regards to a domestic dispute report. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that a female who lives in the upstairs apartment was yelling and slamming doors. Complainant stated that the female came to her apartment and woke her up as she was calling her profane names. She advised that the female had left the apartment complex prior to officer's arrival. Officers advised complainant to call back if the female returns and causes any additonal problems. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Speak To Officer 314 N BROADWAY AVE B SALEM Complainant: FELICIA FULLUM Officer on station spoke with a female complainant who wanted to speak with an officer about an intoxicated female. Complainant, who lives in the 300 block of N Broadway Ave, advised that an unknown intoxicated female knocked on her door three separate times and then proceeded to walk south bound. Officers later located the female who advised that she was looking for a friend. The female had been consuming alcohol but did not appear to be intoxicated. The female walked home a couple blocks away. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Intoxicated Driver NEWGARDEN AVE / RAILRAOD Complainant: MATTHEW BACKUS Officers responded to the area of S. Ellsworth Ave. near Pershing St. after male complainant, Matthew Backus called to report a possible intoxicated driver operating a white Honda Pilot vehicle. Complainant reported the vehicle to be driving at a high rate of speed and nearly striking two vehicles and passing motorists. The vehicle was located on Mullins St. stopped for a train. Officer subsequently initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle on Newgarden Ave. at Railroad St. Contact was made with the male juvenile driver and advised of the complaint. Two other passenger were also identified. Officer detected no signs of alcohol or impairment. Officer spoke with the complainant also on scene who advised that the driver of the Honda Pilot cut him off on US62 outside of Salem. No violations occurred inside the City of Salem and the juvenile driver was advised to drive more cautiously. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Cheek A male on station was taken into custody for an arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office in regards to an aggravated menacing charge. The male was processed and transferred to the custody of a Columbiana County Sheriff's Deputy. Officers cleared. Arrested: Brett A. Black DOB 09-27-1994 524 E Fifth St Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant- Aggravated Menacing Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Accidental Damage Complainant: YEAGLEY, JAYSON A 1 1841 COOK RD CANFIELD. OH Officer met with a male complainant at the police department who advised that while he was in a business parking lot in the 2400 block of E. State Street, his silver Honda van was hit by the door of a silver Chevy Cavalier which was parked next to him. Officer observed a mark in the paint on the left side passenger sliding door of the Honda van and obtained a photograph. Officer advised that a report would be completed. Ptl. C. Crider **************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Drive Off 968 E S TATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil Officer responded to the Smith Oil Gas station located at 968 E. State St. for a report of a drive off. The store clerk reported an unknown person pumped $18.73 worth of gasoline from pump#4 into a red Chevy S10 truck and drove off without rendering payment. The vehicle reportedly left eastbound on E. State St. The area was checked and officers could not locate a vehicle matching the description. Report# was provided to the store employees. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith *****************************
Saturday, April 08, 2017 09:23 AM -0500 Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Speak To Officer 1384 S LINCOLN AVE 6 SALEM Complainant: JOHN BRIDGE Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant who had a couple of questions regarding a past police report in the newspaper. Officers explained the report to the complainant then cleared. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************* Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported S HOWARD AVE / W STATE ST Traffic Report Unit #1: 2016 Cadi SW SRX Grey in color Owner: Sandra Pelley 29941 Winona Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: Charles Pelley 29941 Winona Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: 2006 Ford 4s Taurus Green in color Owner: Franklin Spencer 4810 Rochester Rd Homeworth, Ohio 44634 Operator: Nicole Spencer 4810 Rochester Rd Homeworth, Ohio 44634 Unit #1 was north bound on S. Howard attempting to make a left hand turn onto SR14 (W. State St) to head west bound. Unit #2 was west bound on SR14 (W. State St) and failed to stop for the traffic control device which was red for the east/west traffic on SR 14 (W. State St) which was verified by the witness at the scene. No injuries reported at the time of the crash. No Unit(s) towed. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Theft 1400 S LINCOLN AVE 8 Complainant: JOHN VAIL Complainant on station to advise that someone had taken a package that was delivered to him on Monday. The package was left it in the package area of the mail boxes at the apartment complex. Complainant advised that the package was a Digital Converter from Best Buy for $59.99. He advised that he is unsure if it was accidentally taken or purposely taken. Complainant was given the report number to give to the Post Office. Ptl Miller ***************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK OF PENN Officer was on routine patrol and observed a vehicle bearing Ohio registration, GCM7808 parked on the west side of Penn Ave in the 100blk just south of the cross walk that is not a dedicated parking space. Officer issued a red warning for the parking violation, parking within cross walk area. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 855 W STATE ST Complainant: MICHAEL PAVLOV Police responded to Dunkin Donuts on West State St. for a domestic dispute. The complainant advised he was involved in a domestic violence earlier that day in Perry Twp and was dropped off at that location by officers. The complainant advised the other party had been driving around the parking lot taunting him then drove off. Officers were unable to locate the vehicle or subject. Officers cleared and advised they would stay in the area. Ptl D. Osberg **************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Vehicle B&E / Trespass 975 E THIRD ST Complainant: JODI DIERICK Officer met with the complainant who advised that person(s) unknown had entered their unlocked vehicle during the night time hours as it was parked out back of the address (south side of house). Nothing was found missing. Also the south end east side window had been pulled from the window frame which showed subject(s) may have tried to gain entry into the residence also. Officer advised the complainant that officer would pass on for other officers to try and keep an eye out. The complainant advised they have only lived there a short time and there has been a male subject tall, slender built, with a beard stopping by and asking for money. Officer advised the complainant that officer possibly knew the male and he would be advised to stay away. The complainant advised that would be fine. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Shoplifier(s) 2340 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: DANIELLE DELP Officer responded to the above location and was advised that the vehicle bearing Ohio registration, GSF4018 had left the scene and had taken merchandise with out paying for it. It was found that the two males had paid with a check which came back NSF. The clerk went out and got the bag of merchandise off the males prlor to them leaving the parking lot. Officer(s) were checking the area and the vehicle above was found heading west bound on E.State St passing Union. Officer effected a traffic stop on the vehicle and was advised by the two males that the store had already got their property back and they were given their check back Officer did locate a 1 gallon container of (pump) of Round Up in the vehicle and it was returned to the store The male operator of the vehicle was found to have an active warrant for his arrest see report #20172139. The other male was released with the vehicle and sent on his way. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 206 VlNE AVE 1/2 Complainant: TRACY WEST Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of Vine Avenue for a report of drug paraphernalia found in the bedroom of a juvenile. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that she had found a multi-colored glass pipe and a small amount of marijuana in her daughters bedroom. Officer observed the evidence in a brown wooden box and seized both items as evidence. Officer advised the report would be forwarded to the juvenile officer. Officer responded to the 1400 block of Southeast Blvd. to speak with the female juvenile. The juvenile stated that she has not been getting along with her mother and the items found in her room belongs to a friend of hers. The juvenile was advised the incident was being forwarded to the juvenile officer. Ptl. C. Crider ************************** Date: Friday, April 7, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 2340 E STATE ST SALEM While officer(s) were investigating report #20172137 it was found that a male subject in the vehicle bearing Ohio registration, GSF4018 had an active warrant for his arrest from Alliance Police Dept/Stark County. A.P.D. sent a confirmation that they wanted him and he was taken into custody with out incident. Officer made transfer of the subject at Logue Monument at the request of A.P.D. Arrested: Johnell Russell Page D.O.B. 10-24-62 1433 4th St NE Canton, Ohio 44704 Arrested : Warrant Ptl. French **************************** Date: Thursday. April 6, 2017 Menacing / Threats 375 E FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officer responded to the 300 block of E Fiflh St in regards to a menacing/threats report. The male complainant advised that the female subject would not give him back his laundry detergent after she advised that she would do his laundry for him. The male complainant then advised that when he attempted contact her, the female subjects boyfriend had answered the phone and threatened him. Officers advised the male complainant to cease contact with the female subject. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ***************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Animal Complaint 1364 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: DONNA LESTER Officer responded to the 1300 block of S Lincoln Ave for an animal complaint. The complainant advised a skunk keeps coming up to her front door and she was nervous about it being in the area. Officer advised her that she would need to contact the humane officer or an exterminator about the issue. Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 911 JENNINGS AVE Complainant: HALEY MICHAELS Officer responded to the 900 block of Jennings Ave for a report of phone harassment. The complainant advised her ex-boyfriend was sending her harassing messages and she asked him several times to stop messaging her. She stated that she did not want to pursue charges at this time but wanted a report on file. The officer spoke with the ex-boyfriend about not contacting the complainant and he advised he understood. He also stated that he was being harassed by the complainants father but didn't want to press charges for the harassment. Officer made contact with the complainants father and advised him to stop contact with the male. Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: TONYA GREENWALD Officer responded to the 900 block of E State St for a drive off at the gas pump. The subject left the gas station without rendering payment for $30.00 worth of gasoline. The subject was driving a silver four door truck and went eastbound on E State St. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Accident With Injury 325 W STATE ST A PIZZA HUT RESTAURANT Officers and FD responded to the 300 block of W State St for a motor vehicle accident with injuries. The driver of Unit # 1, Bonnie S Wittenauer, did go off the road striking a pole. Photos of the damage were taken. The driver was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Name: Bonnie S Wittenauer DOB: 3-29-1955 Address: 1806 N Market St East Palestine, OH 44413 Offense: Failure to control ORC 4511.202 Ptl J Brooks ****************************
Friday, April 07, 2017 08:45 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Accident Private Property 2401 E STATE ST F GIANT EAGLE PARKING LOT Unit # 1 Driver THOMAS HENDRICKS, Owner PATRICIA HENDRICKS Unit # 2 Driver/Owner THOMAS WOLSKI Officers responded to the Giant Eagle parking lot for a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. Unit # 1 backed into Unit # 2. Officers took photos of the vehicles and provided copies of the report number to both parties involved. Ptl J Brooks ***************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Harassment 1378 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: CINDY MITCHELL Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a report of harassment. Upon arrival, the property manager advised that one of her tenants was recently given an eviction notice and is bothering other tenants. The manager stated the subject is knocking on doors at 0630hrs for no reason. Officers did advise the subject to cease his actions and the manager was informed to call back with any further issues. Sgt. K. Toy ***************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Road Rage 780 W STATE ST Complainant: JAMES SHEARER Officers checked on a reported road rage situation as the truck involved was at the Circle K west store. Upon officer's arrival the truck was leaving and headed northwest on Benton Rd. No violations were observed by this officer as truck left city limits without incident. Alleged minor misdemeanors by complainant were not observed by officers. Banar901 **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 672 N HOWARD AVE 1 Report of possible drug dealing at residence in the city. Information was forwarded to Drug Task Force and other investigative bodies. lt Shafer **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Theft 434 SHARP AVE Complainant: HAROLD ADAMS Officer responded to the 400 block of Sharp for a report of a theft. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that sometime with in the last week someone had taken some items for his yard. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Ambulance Needed 260 S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: SALEM FIRE, DEPT Stood by while FD and EMT treated a male juvenile having a panic attack. Juvenile was transported SRMC for treatment. Lt Shafer **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officers responded to the 2800 block of E State St for several shoplifters inside the business. The shoplifters were detained by Walmart Assest Protection when officers arrived on scene. The subjects attempted to take items totaling $380.12 and passed all points of purchase. Both subjects were taken into custody for theft and transported to Salem Police Station where they were processed and booked. The subjects were then taken to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Joshua Davis DOB: 06-10-1981 Address: 739 Main St, Wellsville, Ohio 43968 Charge: Theft ORC 2913.02(A)(1) Arrested: Jessica Savage DOB: 04-19-1983 Address: 739 Main St, Wellsville, Ohio 43968 Charge: Theft ORC 2913.02(A)(1) Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle KELLY PARK / PROSPECT ST SALEM PARK PLAYGROUND While on patrol officers noticed a suspicious vehicle that was occupied sitting at Kelly Park. Officers made contact with the individuals inside the vehicle. The subjects advised officers that they were sitting there talking. Officers advised the subjects that it is okay to sit there and talk while the park is open, but any other type of activity is prohibited. Ptl J Brooks ******************************* Date: Wednesday, April 5,2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2424 E STATE ST Complainant: FARMERS NATIONAL, BANK Officers responded to Farmers National Bank parking lot for a suspicious vehicle. Officers spoke to the complainant who advised officers that a black car shows up throughout the day and sits unoccupied. Officers ran the plate of the vehicle and will attempt to make contact with the owner. Ptl J Brooks ****************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Officer responded to Centennial Park for a report of a juvenile problem. The complainant advised that a young juvenile appeared to be without proper supervision. While in route the complainant did call back and advised that the guardian of the juvenile was found to be present. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5,2017 Child Custody Dispute 610 PROSPECT ST SALEM Complainant: PAUL CLAUSON Officer spoke with a male at the police station regarding a civil child custody dispute. The complainant advised that his ex would not let him see his son despite court paperwork. The male was advised to contact the courts and seek legal council. Ptl D Beeson **************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Unknown Problem 414 W PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers and Salem FD responded to the 400 block of W Pershing St in regards to an unknown problem. Dispatch recieved a 911 call from an unknown subject who did not speak English. Officers arrived on scene and checked the area but were unable to locate the location of the call. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ***************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 173 W FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 100 block of W Fifth St in regards to a criminal trespassing complaint. Officers arrived on scene and were able to make contact with the male subject inside of the residence. The subject advised that he was doing work on the interior of the residence and had permission from the home owner to be there. Officers did contact the home owner to verify, in which they advised that the subject was permitted to be inside the residence. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla **************************** Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia 175 W STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION Complainant: CRYSTAL HAMILTON Officers responded to the 100 block of W State St for a suspicious person that did not pay for an item and possibly had drug paraphernalia on their person in front of the business. Officers made contact with the subject who willing handed over several drug paraphernalia items. The male subject voluntailry rendered payment for the item he had taken from the business and the employee advised they did not wish to pursue theft charges. The male subject was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for the paraphernalia items and was advised to leave the business. Cited: William Nickerson DOB: 03-03-1978 Address: 183 E Third St., Salem, Ohio 44460 Cited: Possession of Marijuana ORC 2925.11A Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the area of E Third St and N Lincoln Ave in regards to a abandoned/junk vehicle complaint. Officer arrived on scene and located the vehicle in question. The vehicle was legally parked and had valid vehicle registration. Officer is going to have an Officer of another shift check on the vehicle to make sure it properly operates. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Assist Perry Police 369 LAKE AVE Complainant: PERRY TOWNSHIP, POLICE Officer responded to the 300 block of Lake Ave to assist Perry Township PD in locating a male that fled the scene of a possible assault. Officer did assist and the male was located. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson *****************************
Thursday, April 06, 2017 02:01 PM -0500 Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Speak To Officer 1374 S LINCOLN AVE 3 Complainant: BRENDA CARDER Complainant on station to speak with an officer. The complainant advised she signed her vehicle title over to her daughter but never had it notarized. The complainant stated that her daughter took the title and broke the agreement for getting the vehicle. The complainant advised her daughter does not have the vehicle but wished to know her options. Officer informed the complainant that the matter appears to be civil in nature and she needs to contact an attorney. Sgt. K. Toy ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 2100 MONROE ST SALEM Complainant: EDITH ANDERSON Officer responded to the above address for a parking complaint. It was advised that a vehicle was blocking the sidewalk entrance. Officer ran the registration and it showed the vehicle's registration to be expired since March. Officer did leave a pink parking ticket on the vehicle for the expired registration. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Accident MV vs Pedestrian 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM WALMART Unit #1 Owner/Operator AMY ONDREJKO Unit #1 was traveling southbound in the lot in row #5 and began to turn eastbound in front of the business. A female on a handicap scooter, KAREN BURLINGAME 6590 DAVNER RD LISBON, OH, was exiting the business at the Home & Business doors and attempted to cross at the crosswalk. Unit #1 failed to observe the female on the scooter and struck her. Medical personnel arrived and the female was transported to Salem ER by KLG. Photographs and statements were obtained. Sgt. K. Toy **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: JASON BEAGLE Reporting officer spoke to the complainant regarding him recieving a text message from a female subject known to him about being denied visitaion to his children. The complainant was advised of sevferal options in dealing with his situation. Lt. David L. Casto **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Theft 357 N CUNNINGHAM RD 800 Complainant: ERIC AMEDURI Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported theft. Upon arrival, officer was advised that an unknown person stole a battery from a Gradall forklift owned by Stittle Construction and attempted to take a battery from an CAT 318 excavator owned by Less Contracting. The theft was believed to have occurred between 03/30/17 and time of complaint. Sgt. K. Toy ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Ambulance Needed 2060 MONROE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 2000 block of Monroe for a reported 9-1 1 open line. On arrival officers located the person in question who seemed to be in distress. Officers called for first responders and a ambulance. The man was transported to the ER by ambulance for a unknown medical problem. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Loud Persons 252 E FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of E Fifth St for a report of several loud individuals in the street. Officers located the individuals at the curb in the 200 block. They had recently taken a cab home from a local establishment but one of them had been unable to traverse the hillside to their residence. Officers affirmed the individual was not injured and subsequently assisted the individual up the hill and into the residence. Sgt B Slider ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Intoxicated Person 530 S BROADWAY AVE While on patrol in the 500 block of S. Broadway Ave. officer observed a male subject down on the sidewalk hunched over. Contact was made with the elderly male subject, whom was intoxicated and with a family member and another friend. The male subject advised that he was fine but confirmed he was intoxicated. Paul's Cab was contacted to respond and transport all three male subjects home. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Suspicious Person 164 E SECOND ST SALEM Officer stopped a male subject riding a bicycle on E. 2nd St. near N. Lundy Ave. after observing him male several traffic violations while riding on the roadway as well as not having the required lighted lights for riding a bicycle on the roadway at night. The male subject was identified, issued a verbal warning and sent on his way. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Suspicious Person 673 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: MARIA GRAFFIUS Officers responded to the area of 673 Franklin Ave. for a report of a suspicious male subject standing outside the complainant's residence. Suspect was described as a male subject approx. 6fi. in height, 200 Ibs wearing a black and white bandana, cut off jean jacket and headphones. Upon arrival, officers checked the area and was unable to locate the male subject. Extra watch was requested in the area. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Menacing / Threats 672 N HOWARD AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Complainant reported that she is being harassed by her ex-boyfriend, via text and calls. Complainant was advised of her options. Police spoke with the ex and advised him of the complaint and to stop calling and texting the complainant. The ex advised that the complainant had been calling him also and she was advised to cease her actions also. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***************************** Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2017 Assist Other Agency JENNINGS AVE / W FOURTH ST Officer assisted the Ohio State Highway Patrol on a traffic stop in the area of Jennings Ave and W Fourth St. Officer stood by while the trooper conducted his investigation. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date. Tuesday, April 4, 2017 Public Assist 1884 N ELLSWORTH AVE BAR / NlGHT CLUB Complainant: NATALIE LANDSBERGER Officer was dispatched to a business in the 1800 block of N. Ellsworth Avenue to assist a female employee. The complainant advised that a subject had recently been fired from the business and she was afraid the person may be in the area. Officers stood by while the complainant locked the doors and left the area. No persons were observed in the area. Ptl. C. Crider **************************** Date: Tuesday, April 4, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 1535 CLEVELAND ST Officer arrested 33 year old female Tricia A. Watson at her residence of 1535 Cleveland St. on an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Office for failure to appear in a driving under suspension charge. Mrs. Watson was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later released to a Columbiana County Sheriff's Dept. Deputy and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrestee: Tricia A. Watson DOB: 8-3-1983 1535 Cleveland St. Salem, OH44460 Charge: Warrant - Failure to Appear Ptl. B. Smith *****************************
Tuesday, April 04, 2017 08:58 AM -0500 MARCH 31, 2017 TRAFFIC CRASH E. STATE ST. UNIT 1 WAS TRAVELING WEST 0N E. STATE ST. AND DRIVER, JEFFREY CROSS, APPARENTLY HAD A MEDICAL ISSUE. DRIVER DROVE OFF THE RIGHT SIDE OF ROAD INTO A STREET LAWN AREA AND THEN STRUCK A UTILITY POLE ON NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF E. STATE ST. AND HIGHLAND AVE. DRIVER HAD TO BE TRANSPORTED BY AMBULANCE TO SALEM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER FOR TREATMENT. NO CITE ISSUED. ***************************** Date: Monday, April 3, 2017 Assault 796 E FOURTH ST Complainant: RONALD CHAMBERS Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/father and his 13 year old son. It was found that the son was at track practice this date and another male in the 8th grade struck him in the stomach. There have been situations in the past and they have taken it to the school but they want some thing more done now. Officer advised that the juvenile officer would go to the school and look into the matter. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Monday, April 3, 2017 Assist Salem Fire Dept 610 PROSPECT ST Complainant: FIRE DEPARTMENT, SALEM Officer responded to the above location and stood by while the First Responders checked a juvenile male with a medical situation. The mother was there also. Officer stood by until it was determined they were refusing any further treatment (hospital). Officer cleared. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Monday, April 3, 2017 Dog At Large 540 AETNA ST Complainant: JACQUELINE REYNOLDS Officers responded to the above location for a dog that was found running loose. The dog didn't have a collar or tags, Sue Davidson picked up the dog. Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************** Date: Monday, April 3, 2017 Lost Property 390 OHIO AVE Complainant: R THOMAS MCCARTNEY Officer met with the complainantlvictim on station who advised that some time over Friday night 03-31-17 to Saturday morning 04-01-17 person(s) unknown possibly got into his unlocked vehicle (Jeep) while it was parked at his residence and removed a Levi jacket containing information he needs along with an unknown amount of quarters from the center console area. The complainant/victim thought when he left work Friday that he had taken his coat with him. Upon getting up Saturday morning to look some things up he went to get his jacket and it was not hanging on the chair in the residence where he usually puts it. He went out to his vehicle and found it unlocked and no jacket there. He also was unsure if he had used all the quarters while washing his vehicle last week but he was sure there was some left now only a dime and a nickel. He was given this report number in case he needed when canceling any thing he may need to or replace any thing. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 259 W WILSON ST SALEM Complainant: JOEY MORRIS Officers responded to the 200 block of W Wilson St for an Internet harassment report. The complainant advised someone was putting their address on social media and putting false information over the Internet. The complainant was advised to report the post to the social media site and they female subject would be contacted about the post. Officers spoke with the complainant who advised she didn't realize the post was going to cause a problem and advised she would take the post off of social media. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Child Custody Dispute 196 W EIGHTH ST SALEM Complainant: KLARYSA GREEN Officers responded to the 100 block of W 8th St for a report of a child custody dispute. Officers arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that her ex- boyfriend had taken her young juvenile child and was refusing to return him. The male was the childs father but the mother did have full custody. Both parties acknowledged that the male initially had permission to see the child but the mother argued that the male did not obey the conditions set by her. Officer did speak with the male and advised him that the child would need to be returned to the mother or that charges would be filed. The male did return the child without incident and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Civil Matter 264 N ELLSWORTH AVE 1 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the 200 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a civil matter. The resident advised the landlord walked into their residence without giving a prior notice. The residents were advised that it was a civil matter and they would have to settle the matter through civil court. The tenants stated they were moving shortly and did not feel the need to take it that far. Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A SALEM COMMUNITY CENTER Complainant: KAYLEE HOWE Report of a subject having a panic attacklseizure at the soccer complex. FD on scene requesting PD due to the male becoming agitated. Upon arrival, subject was being transported to SRMC and was calm. Officers are aware of the subject and his recent medical problems. He was transported without incident. Lt. C.E.Shafer ***************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Assist Other Agency 317 N MADISON AVE Officers responded to the 300 block of N Madison to check for a male with several active warrants out of Columbiana County. Upon knocking on the door, the male opened the door but slammed it shut upon seeing police officers. Officers present were familiar with the male and did command him to open the door. After the male refused to do so, entry was made into the residence where the male refused to listen to commands. The CCSO did deploy a taser and the male was taken into custody. The Salem FD did respond to evaluate the male. The CCSO did transport the male to the county jail. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person FRANKLIN AVE / REILLY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Report of a subject laying in the roadway and another person directing traffic. Upon arriva1,officer observed three female subjects on the sidewalk, one sitting on the ground and the other two females standing above her. It was found that the sitting female was having mental issues and that the two females were aides at a nearby halfway house and were attempting to get the female back inside. The female was crying and talking into a cell phone. The aides stated that the distraught female had stated several times that she wanted to harm herself and this officer did hear her tell the subject the same. Due to the claims, EMT and First Responders were contacted and arrived on scene. Her father,who she was on the phone with, arrived on scene and was calming the female down. It was determined that she would be transported to SRMC, female did comply and was transported to the ER without incident. Lt. C.E.Shafer *****************************
Monday, April 03, 2017 07:57 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above address for a juvenile problem. It was advised from the complainant that there were three juveniles in the store who were acting suspic~ousw ho also had muddy clothing on. The complainant contacted the PD to inquire if there had been any missinglrunaway juveniles from the area. Salem Dispatch contacted Goshen Township Police Department which stated yes that there were 3 juveniles who had ran away from a group home in their township. Upon officer arrival offiers spoke with the three juvenile's who did not want to give officers their names and where they were from. Subsequently all three juveniles were taken into custody and transported to the Salem Police Station for processing and booking. Officer released the juveniles to a Goshen Township officer who took the juveniles back to where they live. Ptl Sanford ******************************* Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 408 OHIO AVE SALEM Complainant: HEATHER DOWNS Officer responded to the above address for a neighbor dispute. Upon arrival officer spoke with the complainant who advised a male individual who lives down the street would yell at her as she was walking by. Officer spoke with the other half involved who stated that nothing was ever said between the two of them. Officer advised to keep it that way so that no further incidents would happen. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 141 S ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM CONSUMERS NATIONAL BANK Complainant: OSP, LISBON Unit # 1 Driver / Owner CAROLYN SHEELY Unit # 2 Owner NATURE VIEW FARMS LLC Officers responded to Consumers National Bank parking lot for a report of a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. Officers were advised that the accident took place at the intersection of N Ellsworth Ave and W Second st. Both parties involved advised officers that the driver of unit # 1 failed to stop at the red light and hit unit # 2. Officers took photos of the damage and provided both parties with a copy of the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Name: Carolyn S. Sheely D.0.B: 12/27/1957 Address: 1780 Franklin Ave, Salem Oh 44460 Offense: Disobey traffic control device ORD 313.01 ****************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Fight 175 N ELLSWORTH AVE SALEM BAR / NIGHT CLUB Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 100 block of N Ellsworth Ave for a report of a large fight. Officers arrived and found that several subjects had been involved in a physical altercation at a local bar. Officers did gather information and the matter is under investigation. The Salem FD and EMT did respond to evaluate several males involved. One intoxicated subject who left the scene and did not stop when commanded by officers was cited with a MM disorderly conduct. Cited: Joshua R. Hill D0B:lO-29-95 of 166 Maryland Ave. Sebring Ohio Charge: Disorderly-intox CCMC date of 4-6- 17 Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Sunday, April 2, 2017 Drug / Narcotic Abuse 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer responded to the 11 00 block of E State St in regards to a duglnarcotic abuse complaint. The complainant advised that the subjects had been inside of a motor vehicle smoking an illegal substance. Officer checked the area for the vehicle but were unable to locate a vehicle matching the description. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ****************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1590 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: STEPHANIE CLARK Officers and FD responded to the 1500 block of SouthEast Blvd for a medical. Officers were advised by the complainant that her infant child had swallowed an object and could not breath. Prior to arrival of emergency personnel, the infant threw up the object and was breathing. The infant was transported to Salem Regional Medical Hospital by EMT to be checked out. Ptl J Brooks ******************************* Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Ambulance Needed 610 PROSPECT ST SALEM Complainant: DAWN HOWE Officer responded to the 600 block of Prospect St for a juvenile having a medical problem. Officer did assist the Salem FD and EMT on scene until the juvenile was transported by EMT. Ptl D Beeson **************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Parkina Complaint / Violation 151 SHARP AVE Complainant: CLYDE BROWN Officer responded to a parking complaint in the 100 block of Sharp Ave. and found there was a violation not noticeable as your passing by unless officers were not watching the roadway. Officer spoke with the owner and the situation should be resolved within a few days as he will be performing maintenance to improve the property. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1073 E THIRD ST Complainant: STEPHANIE BELL Officers responded to the 1000 block of Third Street for a domestic dispute report. The complainant advised she and her husband were in the process of getting a divorce and she came to the residence to collect some of her belongings. She advised that they got into an argument and he struck her several times and pushed her out the door. The complainant had several injuries to her person and the male subject did admit to pushing the complainant. The complainant was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT due to her injuries. The male was taken into custody for domestic violence and brought to Salem Police Department to be processed and booked. He was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Daniel Bell DOB: 08-14-1976 Address: 1073 E Third St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence ORC 2919.25(A) Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 820 LIBERTY ST SALEM Complainant: BEVERLY MCFARLAND Officer responded to the 800 block of Liberty for a report of a juvenile problem. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that two juveniles had written in wet cement. The juveniles had since fled the area. Ptl D Beeson *******************************
Sunday, April 02, 2017 11:06 AM -0500 Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 141 S ELLSWORTH AVE CONSUMERS NATIONAL BANK Complainant: OSP, LISBON Unit # 1 Driver/ Owner CAROLYN SHEELY Unit # 2 Owner NATURE VIEW FARMS LLC Officers responded to Consumers National Bank lot for a report of a motor vehicle accident with no injuries reported. Officers were advised that the accident took place at the intersection of N Ellsworth Ave and W Second st. Both parties involved advised officers that the driver of unit # 1 failed to stop at the red light and hit unit # 2. Officers took photos of the damage and provided both parties with a copy of the report number. The driver of unit # 1 was cited. Name: Carolyn S. Sheely Address: 1780 Franklin Ave, Salem Oh 44460 Offense: Disobey traffic control device ORD 313.01 Ptl J Brooks *************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Fraud 1775 MEADOWVIEW DR Complainant: STEPHANIE ROBERTS Officer responded to the above address for a fraud report. It was advised from the complainant that unauthorized purchases has been made on her bank account. Officer asked the complainant if she had been to GetGo gas station in which she stated she was. Officer advised that there had been multiple reports of fraud from people that used the pumps at the gas station. Officer also advised that the matter has been an on going investigation. Officer issues a report number for the bank. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ****************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST E Complainant: BOBBIE GRIMSTAD Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a reported single vehicle accident on private property. The driver of unit # 1, BOBBIE GRIMSTAD, had been pulling into a parking space in the lot when her vehicle struck a cart rack. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the right side doors. Officers took photos of the damage and provided the owner of unit # 1 with a report number for insurance purposes. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Reckless Operator 780 W STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION Complainant: CHERYL HOOPER Officer responded to the above address for a reckless operator. It was advised that the driver was driving erratically and possibly intoxicated. Upon officer arrival officer spoke with the female individual in the vehicle about the matter. The individual advised that she had a wobbly front driver side tire and that it causes her vehicle to wobble. Officer did do standard field sobriety test on the individual to assure she was capable of driving in which she did fine. Officer also detected no smell of an alcoholic beverage on her person or in her vehicle. The female was advised that if she was caught driving the vehicle again that she would be cited for driving an unsafe vehicle. She advised she would find a ride and eventually pick up her vehicle. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************** Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 Animal Complaint 610 E THIRD ST A Complainant: JUAN BALTAZAR Officer responded to the 600 block of E 4th St for an animal complaint. The complainant advised that his neighbors dog makes too much noise when it walks. The complainant was advised to contact his landlord. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1313 E STATE ST SALEM Officers responded to the 1300 block of E State St for a domestic dispute report. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with the male and female party who both advised that they had been in a verbal argument, both parties advised Officers that the two had pushed one another and that was all the physical contact that had occurred. Both parties advised that they had been drinking prior to this dispute. The male subject advised that he would voluntarily leave and stay at a relatives tonight to resolve the issue. As the male subject was getting ready to leave the residence the female subject became irate and disorderly. The female subject did not listen to multiple Officer commands as she continued to walk out of the residence. The female subject then left the residence on foot while being highly intoxicated and was subsequently placed under arrest after advising Officers multiple times to arrest her. The female subject was charged with disorderly conduct (ORC 2917.11 (B)(2)). The female subject was then transported to the Salem Police Department for Booking and then transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Officers cleared. Arrested: Candice N Chamberlain Address: 1313 E State St. Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 12/20/1983 Charge: Disorderly Conduct (ORC 2917.11 (B)(2)) Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Domestic In Progress 340 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JENNIFER BRANSON Officers responded to the 300 block of N Ellsworth for a report of a dispute. Officers arrived and found that two brothers had been in a physical altercation in their home. The victim stated that he was asleep when the other male woke him and assaulted him. The victim did have several visible physical injuries. Richard A Holbrook was taken into custody for Domestic Violence. Holbrook was taken to the police station for processing and was later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Richard A Holbrook DOB: 04/03/1963 Address: 340 N Ellsworth Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Ambulance Needed 610 PROSPECT ST Complainant: DAWN HOWE Salem Fire Department requested officers responded to the 600 block of Prospect St for a medical call. Officers were advised that a juvenile was having medical problems but started to become combative. Officers assisted FD and KLG with the juvenile and he was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officers followed the ambulance to the ER and stood by with hospital personnel. The juvenile then started to calm down and the hospital security was advised to call the PD if he started to become combative again. The mother advised that the juvenile has been in the hospital three times in two days and was concerned about his well being She was advised that Children Services would notified about the incident. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Obstructed Roadway 365 S LINCOLN AVE Officer was flagged down by an anonymous complainant on Columbia St near S Broadway Ave. The complainant advised that an elderly friend of theirs was complaining of an alley flooding in the 300 block of S Lincoln Ave and wanted a report on file. The officer checked the alley and it was in fact flooded and starting to flood the nearby residence's yard. The officer spoke with the resident who advised the alley has gotten worse over the past couple of years and wanted to street department to be notified of the problem. The street department was notified by public service. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St with First Responders and EMT for elderly male that was very confused. The male advised he was unable to remember where he had parked and he needed someone to pick him up. He advised he has had several medical issues recently and did not feel comfortable driving. The male subject was willing transported by EMT to Salem Regional Medical Center. Family members were contacted over the telephone and advised of the situation. Ptl. E. Perry **************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Child Custody Dispute 610 PROSPECT ST SALEM Complainant: Paul Clauson Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a civil child custody dispute. The complainant advised that his ex would not let him have his child despite having a court ordered court agreement. Officer did advise the complainant to contact the courts and legal council regarding the matter. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Child Custody Dispute 247 E FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant: RANDALL, GLEN ADELBERT 546 W MAIN ST EAST PALESTINE, OH Officer responded to the 200 block of E Fifth St for a report of a civil child custody dispute. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that his ex-wfie was refusing to give him his children despite having shared custody through the courts. Officer advised the complainant that he needed to report the matter to his attorney. The female involved was advised that she could face contempt of court charges if she continued to disobey the court order. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1378 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: Cindy Mitchell Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant over the phone. The complainant advised officers that she had a verbal dispute with one of her tenants. The complainant advised officers that the same tenant has been causing problems with the other tenants. Officers advised the complainant that a report would be filed and to call back if there are any further issues with the tenant. Ptl J Brooks *******************************
Saturday, April 01, 2017 09:34 AM -0500 Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 883 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: CARSTEN HOLM Officer responded to the above address for a neighbor dispute. It was advised from the property owner that the dog in the house next door to his property keeps defecating on his yard that he has to mow. Officer attempted to speak with the dog owner over the matter, no one was home to answer the door. Officer did leave a note on the door for them to contact the PD so that the incident could be discussed. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Identity Theft Complainant: SHARON MATTHEW Officer took a report on station for identity theft. It was advised from the complainant that her bank card has been and that there has been unauthorized purchases. The complainant advised she used her bank card at the GetGo gas station. Officer then advised the complainant that there have been many cases of identity theft originating from that location and advised the complainant that there is a multiple county task force working on the matter. Officer issued the complainant a report number for the bank. Ptl Z Sanford **************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SMITH OIL Complainant contacted this department to advise of a drive off of $3.57 worth of kerosene. The complainant was only able to advise it was a blue truck. No further information was provided. Sgt. K. Toy ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Accident With Injury 776 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the intersection of North Ellsworth and 8th St for a reported two vehicle accident with injuries. Unit # 1 had been traveling west in the 100 block of East 8th St when the driver stopped for the stop sign at the intersection of East 8th and n Ellsworth. Unit 1 then proceeded through the intersection and into the path of unit # 2. Unit # 2 had been traveling south in the 800 block of N Ellsworth when it struck unit # 1. A passenger in unit # 1 was transported by ambulance to the Salem ER with unknown injuries. Unit # 1 was towed from the scene by Sinsleys Towing. Unit # 2 sustained minor damage and was driven from the scene. The driver of unit # 1 was cited for ORC 4511.41A (F.T.Y. at Intersection) Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Kolt Jackson vehicle / 1985 Chrysler Unit # 2 / owner / driver / Martin Caminelli vehicle / 2002 GMC Tk Ptl R Keister ******************************* Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 OVI Arrest JENNINGS AVE / W FOURTH ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for several moving violations on Jennings Ave. at W 4th St. Officer found the driver was impaired and arrested the driver. The driver was transported on station, processed, charged and released. The vehicle was removed from the roadway by Davidson's Towing and officers cleared without incident. Arrested: Lani M Salvino DOB:2-21-68 of 151 E 4th St. Salem Oh Charges: OVI, Speed 38125 CCMC date of 4-4-17 Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Theft 2875 E STATE ST A Wal-Mart Complainant: LISA LANDON Officer spoke with a female complainant/victim who advised she wished to file a theft report. The complainant advised that she was at Wal-Mart on E. State Street between 11:30pm and midnight on this date. She stated that an unknown person(s) entered her red Chevy Blazer and stole her black cooler lunch bag. Complainant stated she had five dollars and some other personal belongings in the bag. Officer collected necessary information and advised a report would be completed. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Underage Consumption 496 S BROADWAY AVE BAR/NIGHT CLUB Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer was dispatched to a business in the 400 block of S. Broadway Avenue for a report of underage consumption. Officer responded and located the male subject, 20yoa, who was reportedly consuming alcohol. After speaking with the male subject and performing HGN, no alcohol was detected. The male subject advised he had not been drinking alcohol and the owner of the business confirmed this. The subject advised he believes he knows the person who called the police and he has recently been having problems with that person. Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Fraud 2210 EDGEWOOD DR Complainant: MEGAN FITZSIMMONS Officer spoke with female complainant, Megan Fitzsimmons whom who came on station to report fraud. Complainant reported she noticed that there were five unauthorized transactions at various Walmarts. Her husbands Visa/debit card information was used for all the transactions. Complainant had already reported the transactions to their bank and canceled their credit cards. Officer recommended closing out their whole account and opening a new one. She was provided a report#. Information was collected and incident will be turned over to this Depts Detectives. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Domestic In Progress 551 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ROBERT MELLOTT Officers responded to the 500 block of E Fourth St in regards to a domestic in progress. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant who advised that he had an argument with the mother of his children, who is also his roommate. The complainant advised that the argument was over the fact that he did not want the children's mother's boyfriend around the children. Complainant advised that the incident was verbal in nature only. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Reckless Operator 2216 E STATE ST Officer was dispatched to the 2200 block of E. State Street for a reckless operator in a blue Ford truck who just left a business in the area. Officer located the vehicle parked at another business in the 900 block of E. State Street. Officer made contact with a male and female subject who were exiting the business. Both subjects were advised of the complaint and both denied being intoxicated. The male subject had an active arrest warrant and was taken in to custody. Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 968 E STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION Officer made contact with a male subject at a business in the 900 block of E. State Street in reference to incident 20171967. Upon running the identification of the male it was found that he had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Once the warrant was confirmed the male subject was taken in to custody and transported back to the police department where he was booked and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Michael S. Smith 4653 McCracken Road Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 03/05/1982) Warrant - Failure to Appear on Child Support Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 583 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: JERRY COALMER Police responded to the 583 Washington St for a complaint of a junk vehicle. The neighbor, 609 Washington St, advised that the vehicle had sat on the road then was pushed into the drive. The complainant also advised that the vehicle smelled like gas. The owner of the vehicle was given a 10 day notice to repair the gas line as well as renew the registration. Ptl D. Osberg **************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 775 W WILSON ST Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of W Wilson St in regards to a burglary report. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the victim who advised that his black flat screen television was taken from his residence. The victim advised that the television was mounted to the wall and was on the wall when he left for work. The victim advised that this occurred sometime between 0600 and 1500 hours. Officers advised that the local pawn shop would be contacted in an attempt to locate the television. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Friday, March 31, 2017 Assault 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: SALEM ER, HOSPITAL Officer(s) responded to the 1900 block of East State St for a reported assault. On arrival officers spoke with the person in question. The person in question did not wish to cooperate with officers and was given the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *******************************
Friday, March 31, 2017 07:52 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1133 ORCHARD BEND DR SALEM Complainant: JULIE CITINO Report of a B&E at the above address. Upon arrival, complainant advised that they were gone around 1300 hrs. to 1445 hrs. and when they returned home, they noticed the bathroom window was open. The complainant advised that the window was open, the screen broken out and the bathroom was in disarray. Dirt marks were observed on the siding just below the bathroom window along with the broken out screen. Complainant advised that nothing appeared to be taken and she wanted the incident documented with an extra patrol of the area. PTL MILLER ********************************* Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Menacing / Threats 996 FRANKLIN AVE SALEM Complainant: CAYLA FIKE Officer responded to 996 Franklin Ave. for a harassment report. The complainant advised that her friend was briefly staying with her at the above location (grand parents residence). She advised that during this brief time, she loaned her friend $50.00. The friend has since went back home and left a couple items of clothing at the complainants. The friend is now reportedly harassing the complainant to have her clothes returned and the complainant also wanting her $50.00 back. The complainant advised that she was not going to be staying at her grandparents any longer and was moving back to her mothers house. She was advised that the money and property dispute was ultimately civil, should they not be able to come to some type of agreement. Sgt. D. Green **************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 500 E STATE ST SALEM While on routine patrol this officer observed a (large) white colored box truck sitting in the 500blk of E. State St (SR14) facing east bound on the south side of the road taking up three parking spaces and sticking out in to the road way. There was a large orange & white cone on the road behind the tail gate lift. The vehicle parked made other traffic such as, tractor trailers go over the center lines to get around causing the west bound traffic to stop. Officer issued a red warning for parkingldelivering down town and talked with the driver. Indiana registration, 2435026. He advised where he was delivering and officer gave him other options on where deliveries are usually made to that business. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1280 SOUTHEAST BLVD 52 Complainant: JAMIE JARROD Report of a unruly juvenile at the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the juvenile and advised him of the issues and consequences of not going to school. He advised that he would go to school and would not cause any more issues. The mother was advised of her options if there was any further problems. PTL MILLER ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Civil Matter 1073 E THIRD ST Complainant: DANIEL BELL Officers spoke with the complainant who stated his soon to be ex wife took several items out of the residence, Officers explained to the complainant that it was a civil matter and speak to his lawyer. Ptl. M. Wirkner ***************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: PAULA DUKE (3/30/2017 08:14:03 By: 172) $41.71 (3/30/2017 08:14:05 By: 172) MAROON VEHICLE Officer responded to the above location and was advised that a dark Maroon colored SUV had pumped the amount listed above from pump #11 and left with out paying. The vehicle made a right turn out of the lot heading west bound towards town Officer(s) checked the area and were unable to locate it. No description on the person who pumped the gas (male). Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Speak To Officer Officer was investigating report #20171602 traffic crash private property and observed the owner of the company operating his taxi in the 200blk of E. Pershing. Officer made contact with the ownerloperator and advised him of the questions brought up over his insurance for the company. Officer also made contact with the City planning & zoning officer Chip Hank who followed up and brought officer copies of the insurance paper work he had gotten. The company is insured for two vehicles at this time. Officer advised the ownerloperator of the company to bring in the proper insurance after work for the vehicle involved in the crash since it was not listed but he assured this officer he had insurance on it. Nothing further needed at this time. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Speak To Officer 1210 SOUTHEAST BLVD 3 Complainant: HAZEL WITHERSPOON Officer responded to 1210 S.E Blvd #3 to speak with the complainant. She advised that back in February she started getting sick from a smell inside of her apartment. The complainant believes that maintenance sprayed pesticides inside her apartment without permission. She stated that just recently she began smelling the same smell and believes that it was once again sprayed inside of her apartment. The complainant advised that a company was coming today to test if any chemicals were detected. She was advised to contact this officer with what she finds out. Sgt. D. Green ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Drug Overdose 488 FAlR AVE Complainant: KELLY SKIBA Officers along with the Salem Fire Dept. First Responders and KLG Ambulance responded to 488 Fair Ave. for a report of an overdose. Upon arrival, officers assisted EMS personnel as needed. KLG subsequently transported a male subject to Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 766 ARCH ST Complainant: DEBORAH SPACK Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of Arch St in regards to a suspicious vehicle report. Dispatch advised of a gold Buick parked in front of a residence for approximately a half hour with a male sleeping in the driver's seat. Officers responded and made contact with the female subject behind the wheel. She advised that she was napping because she was waiting for her grandson to come back out of the residence where she had recently dropped him off. Officers did not observe any signs of impairment. Officers cleared shortly after. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Check Well Being 752 ARCH ST SALEM Officer made contact with a resident in the 700 block of Arch St. and were requested to do a well being check on a male subject in the residence. Officer while conducting the well being check located narcotic paraphernalia in plain view. Officers collected the evidence that was in plain view and cleared. Charges pending at this time. Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLOCK OF HAWLEY AVE Officer initiated a traffic stop with a grey Chevy Equinox in an eastlwest alley in the 100 block of Hawley Ave. for a stop sign violation that occurred at Hawley Ave. and E. Third St. The operator, Michael T. Joy was issued a stop sign violation citation. He was given a court date of Thursday April 6th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 158 W FIFTH ST SALEM Officer responded to a residence in the 100 block of W. Fifth Street to attempt contact with a male subject who had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Contact was made with the subject at the residence and he was taken in to custody once the warrant was confirmed. The subject was transported back to the police department where he was booked and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Avery L. Sandoe 158 W. Fifth Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 02/25/1995) Warrant - Criminal Damage Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 30, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 255 OHIO AVE SALEM Officer was dispatched to the police department in reference to a male subject with Dementia who wandered away from his residence in the 200 block of Ohio Avenue. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised that her father was going to come to the police department to speak with an officer, but she could not find him walking and he did not show up at the police department. Officer obtained a description of the subject and he was found by another officer on S. Lincoln Avenue near the SR 45 bypass. The subject was transported to the police department where he advised he did not need to speak with the police and advised he should have taken his medication. The subject left with his wife and the complainant. Ptl. C. Crider ******************************
Thursday, March 30, 2017 08:40 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Drug Overdose FAIR AVE / OAK ST SALEM Complainant: CHESTER QUICK Officer(s) responded to the above location and was advised by the complainant/father that the male subject up stairs was not breathing and over dosed he thought. He found him on the bathroom floor turning blue. First Responders arrived and narcan was used on the male subject which revived him. KLG on scene and transported the male to Salem Community Regional Hospital. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Drive Off 445 PROSPECT ST SALEM GAS STATION Complainant: CAROL BEESON Officers responded to 445 Prospect St. for a reported drive-off. The complainant advised that a female pumped $8.00 worth of fuel. She then attempted to pay inside with a credit card, but the card was declined. The female advised the complainant that she would return shortly to pay for the fuel. As of the time of report, the female has not returned to pay. A registration was obtained and the female will be located to pay for the fuel or be charged with theft. Sgt. D. Green ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Check Well Being 1700 E THIRD ST Complainant: Matthew Citino Report of a check well being at the above address. Upon arrival, it was found not to be a check well being but just a check of the residence, as the complainant felt that someone could have gained access into the residence via the garage. Officers checked the exterior, interior of the residence and everything appeared ok. Complainant was advised that if something was missing to contact this department. Ptl Miller ******************************* Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Identity Theft 611 N UNION AVE Complainant: HEATHER YANNUCCI The complainant and her husband responded to this department to report identity theft. She advised that they received a letter from the IRS stating that someone had attempted to file a tax return using their information along with their children's information. The complainant has been in gontact with the IRS and advised that they will be closing all their accounts. They were advised to report anything further if they find any of their accounts were compromised. Sgt. D. Green ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Menacing By Stalking 693 FAIR AVE Complainant: HARLEY SANDERS OffIcer(s) responded to the above location and met with the complainantlvictim who advised that the father of her children was driving around her residence numerous times and had made vulgar hand gestures towards her while she was on the front porch. The complainantlvictim advised that he had not seen his children in three years and if he wants to see them then he needed to stop driving by and just stop and come on the porch and ask to see them. She had given an address on E. Pershing and a vehicle he was driving but officer was unable to locate him or the vehicle to advise him of her wishes. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 693 FAIR AVE SALEM Officer(s) were handling another incident when officer(s) observed a red colored Chevrolet up on jack stands in the back yard of 693 Fair. Officer advised the resident of the violation along with the license plate being expired and that a 10 day notice would be issued for it to be moved, covered or in running condition or it would be towed after the 10 days. Ohio registration, EBA4819 2003 Chevrolet. She advised it was her step fathers and she would advise him. Red warning issued for City ordinance 303.10 lllegally parked abandoned vehicle on private property. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Assist Other Agency 809 W S TATE ST Officers from the Salem Police Department and K9 Simon assisted the Columbiana County Drug Task Force with an arrest of a subject in the 800 block of W. State St. Officer took the subject in custody and secured the scene without incident. Officers cleared without incident. ARRESTED: ANTHONY, RHA DANTE ANTHONY 268 LANE DR SW WARREN, OH Ptl. M. Garber ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Theft 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: KATELYND MILLER Officer spoke to complainant on station in regards to a theft report. The female complainant/victim advised that she had been at work on this date when someone took her cell phone. The victim advised that the cell phone that was taken was a lphone 7 plus with a clear and gold case on it. The following incident is under investigation. Ptl C Walla ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Fraud 2345 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: CRUZ, KRISTINE M 124 CAMVET DR CAMPBELL, OH Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of fraud over the phone. The complainant advised that she is employed inside the city and frequents GetGo gas station. She advised that her card had several fraudulent charges on them and was advised that several people that have visited the gas station have had their credit card information stolen. The complainant had already made a report with her bank and was advised of the report number. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Menacing / Threats 2345 E STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION Complainant: ROBERT GARWICK Officers responded to Get Go gas station to speak to a complainant about a dispute with a customer. The complainant advised officers that him and a customer had a disagreement over the customer not wanting to show his ID. The complainant advised officers that the customer threatened to cause him physical harm. Officers advised the complainant that if the male subject comes back to the store or if he has any future problems with the subject to call the PD and an officer will come out. Ptl J Brooks ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Ambulance Needed 780 W STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers and FD responded to Circle K West for a medical. The complainant advised officers that a known male subject collapsed onto the floor and started convulsing. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Ptl J Brooks ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) Complainant: JOHN HANCOCK Officer spoke with a boyfriend and girlfriend who had a verbal dispute at their residence in the 200 block of S Howard Ave. Both stated their had been no threats or violence, and that they would stay apart for a bit an attempt to work out the issue. Officer advised them to contact the police department if further problems developed. Sgt B Slider ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Shoplifter(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Officers responded to Walmart to take a report of a theft that had previously taken place. Officers were provided with photos of the suspect and a copy of the video surveillance of the incident. The matter is under investigation. Ptl J Brooks ****************************
Wednesday, March 29, 2017 11:53 AM -0500 Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Accident With Injury N ELLSWORTH AVE / W EIGHTH ST Unit#l, ClTED: EDWARD KANE, 2261 N ELLSWORTH AVE Unit#2 , Owner/Driver: Meghan Perry Unit#3, parked, Owner Gordon Brothers Officers responded to the intersection of N Ellsworth and 8th for a report of an accident with injuries. Officer arrived and found that Unit#1 was east bound on 8th St when the driver failed to yield at a stop sign and caused Unit #2 to strike Unit#l. Unit#2 was traveling north bound on N Ellsworth Ave and did have the right of way. The collision between Unit#1 and Unit#2 caused both units to drive off the right side of the road striking a stop sign and then finally coming to a stop with Unit#2 striking Unit#3. Unit#3 was unoccupied and parked in the lot of a local business. Four occupants of Unit#2 did advise of an injury and the driver as well as 3 juvenile occupants were transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. An additional adult and juvenile passenger of Unit#2 did advise injury but transported themselves to the hospital. The driver of Unit# l was cited for Failure to Yield Stop Sign. Sinsleys Towing did tow Units 2 and 3 from the scene and Kaisers Towing did tow Unit#l. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip HOWARD AVE / W PERSHING ST Complainant: RICHARD WILSON Unit#l, Owner RICHARD WILSON Officer spoke with a complainant at the police station regarding a motor vehicle hit/skip accident. The complainant advised that he was south bound on S Howard when he was struck by another vehicle which was traveling west bound on W Pershing St. The complainant advised that the other vehicle did not yield the right of way at a stop sign and then fled the scene afterwards. The complainants vehicle had very little damage present. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Fire 228 VINE AVE Officer(s) responded with the FD to the 200 block of Vine for a reported propane tank on fire. On arrival officers stood by while the FD took care of the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Stolen Vehicle 106 BENTON RD Complainant: TOMMY MCMILLEN Complainant reported that his 2006 Chrysler was possibly stolen on or about Sunday, March 26, 2017. The car had been parked at the business for about a year and had expired plates. Information was taken and it may possibly be entered into LEADS as a stolen car. Ptl Banar ***************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Accident Private Property 650 E STATE ST SALEM HOME SAVINGS & LOAN BANK Unit #1 parked Owner JUDITH BRAHM Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a private property accident. Upon arrival, the complainant advised she was inside the bank and her passenger informed her a black van struck her vehicle. The passenger stated the vehicle departed the area eastbound. The complainants vehicle was parked in the lot facing westbound. Minor damage was observed on the rear bumper. Sgt. K. Toy ***************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Medical Problem 490 PARK AVE SALEM Officer and first responders responded to the 400 block of Park Ave for a lift assist. The officer responded to the 600 block of Fair Ave to retrieve a house key from a relative. The doors to the residence on Park Ave were all locked from inside and the fire department was unable to unlock the back door. The relative willingly broke a window and was able to gain entry into the residence and left first responders inside. The female subject was laying on the floor but advised she was not injured in any way. The first responders were able to get the female subject into her wheelchair and refused any further medical treatment. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 288 E THIRD ST A SALEM Complainant: DIXIE MULLEN Officer spoke with the complainant and three additional individuals who reported that a known female individual has been harassing them via text message and social media. The complainant advised that the suspect female threatened to make false reports of property damage, as well as threatening to contact the complainants place of employment to lodge false allegations. Officer gathered information from the individuals who requested no further action other than documentation at this time. The individual stated they are going to seek a restraining order against the individual, and that should problems persist an additional report(s) will be made as necessary. Sgt B Slider ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: MATTHEW AIRS Officer spoke to male complainant via telephone in regards to a telecommunications harassment complaint. The male complainant advised that he had recently moved out of his residence but his old roommate had been making threatening phone calls. Officer was able to make contact with the female complainant who advised that she had been calling the male complainant because he has some of her personal belongings. Officer advised the female subject that this was a civil issue and advised her of her options for dealing with the situation. Officer also advised both parties to cease contact between one another. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Fireworks Complaint 1027 FRANKLIN AVE SALEM Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officer responded to the 1000 of Franklin Ave for a fireworks complainant. The police station had received multiple calls on the issue and complainant believed shots were being fired inside the city. The complainants were advised that a company in Perry Township was having a conference with Phantom Fireworks and they set off a fireworks display. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Natural Gas Leak 883 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ALFRED FITCH Officer responded to the 800 block of N Ellsworth Ave along with Salem FD Personnel for a report of a possible natural gas leak inside a residence. FD investigated the odor and contacted Columbia Gas, who subsequently responded to the scene. Sgt B Slider ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: CLIFFTON THYARION Officer spoke with a complainant at Salem PD who voiced concerns about a prior complaint he was involved with and whether or not it was being handled in a fair and impartial manner. Officer gathered information and the complainant was advised that his concerns would be forwarded to the investigating officer. Officer further advised that the matter would be checked on to assure there were no problems. Sgt B Slider **************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Possible Scam 1162 FAlRVlEW AVE Complainant: MARY STRAUB Officer responded to the 11 00 block of Fairview Ave to take a report of a possible scam call. The complainant advised she keeps receiving letters in the mail from the same company about sending them money. She advised that she continuously tells them she is not interested and they continue to try to get her to send money. The officer attempted to contact the company with a phone number provided from the letter the complainant received. The phone number was not a working number and the officer was unable to make contact with anyone. The complainant was advised that if they call again to let them know a police report is on file and she was not interested. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 760 PROSPECT ST SALEM Complainant: ELLEN SENIOR Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report of telecommunications harassment. The complainant advised she was having issues with her granddaughters father, even though she had full custody of the daughter. She showed the officer several harassing text messages received for several parties and advised she did not want contact with them. She advised that her lawyer has been made aware of the situation and they needed to contact her attorney if they wanted to speak with her. The officer made contact with the other parties involved and advised them to stop all contact with the complainant. They were advised they could face criminal charges if they continued to contact the complainant. The male subject wanted to know how he was suppose to see his daughter. He was advised to speak to an attorney and would need to go to court for custody/visitation issues. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Neighbor Dispute 1366 S LINCOLN AVE 3 Complainant: LEANN GROSS Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report over the phone for a neighbor dispute. The complainant advised a new neighbor had recently moved in to the apartment complex and she was having trouble with the subject. She advised that he made several advances towards her after she had told him she only wanted to be neighbors and nothing more. The complainant stated she just wanted a report on file and would contact the PD if anything in the future occurred. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Possible Scam 1175 E THIRD ST Complainant: ELIZABETH CURRAN Officer responded to the Salem Police Department to take a report over the phone for a possible scam call. The complainant advised that she had received a voice mail stating she was going to be served papers. She stated there was a call back number but it was disconnected and thought it was some sort of scam. The officer attempted to make contact with the company but was unable to contact anyone. The complainant was advised to call the PD if the phone number attempted to contact her again. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Check Well Being 1151 E SIXTH ST Officers responded to the 11 00 block of E Sixth St to check the well being of an individual parked in a parking lot. Officers made contact with the individual who had fallen asleep. Officers spoke with the individual at length and determined he was not valid to drive. The owner of the vehicle subsequently responded to get the vehicle and the battery had gone dead. The owner contacted a family member who responded with Jumper cables. Sgt B Slider ******************************* Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: JAMES PETERS Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a con?plainant. The complainant advised officers that someone had gotten his debit card information and was purchasing stuff using his card. The complainant advised that he already took care of everything with his bank and that he wanted to make a report. Ptl J Brooks ******************************
Tuesday, March 28, 2017 11:15 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Accident No injury Reported 292 W STATE ST B SALEM STADIUM BUCK GMC CADILLAC Unit 1 truck / trailer (parked on south side of road, part way off road) owner: Jack Cooper Transport Co. Unit 2 2015 Chevy truck, driver: Dwight J Shell Unit 1 was parked on E. State St. (S.R.14) in front of Stadium GM in the eastbound lane, about 2' off the road. Unit 2 was driving east and struck the parked trailer causing damage to both units. Unit 1 sustained damage to the left rear and left side. Unit 2 sustained damage to the front right end, ripping the tire and wheel off the truck disabling it. Photos were taken and report filed. Salem City Safety Service Director had advised Stadium GM previously that trucks were to park on N. Howard St. to load and unload. Unit 1 was illegally parked. Ptl Banar ******************************* Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 158 W FIFTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer checked on suspicious activity on W. 5th St. for a male smoking in his car. I found the car empty and no probable cause for charging him. The plates on the car belonged to him but wee for another car. He was advised to correct the situation before officerls cite him. Banar901 ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Identity Theft 872 NEWGARDEN AVE SALEM Complainant: MELINDA SMALLEY Officer responded to the above address for an identity theft report. Upon arrival it was advised that the complainants bank card information had been hacked and that purchases had been made in the Cleveland area. Officer advised that this has been happening alot in the area and that there are people working on the matter. Officer issued a report number for the bank. Ptl Z Sanford ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1240 SOUTHEAST BLVD 23 Complainant: ELLEN SCHUNK A disturbance was reportedly occurring in the apartment and items were being thrown. Officer spoke to one tenant and she said that her roommate was upset and slamming doors as the landlord told them that they have to move. No physical violence had occurred. Lt. D. J. Beeson **************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Suspicious Activity 1329 R IDGEWOOD DR Complainant: MARCIA KUNDRAVI Officer responded to the 1300 block of Ridgewood for a report of a suspicious person / vehicle. On arrival officers were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Officers did speak with the complainant who advised that the person had left he area prior to officers arriving on scene. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 672N HOWARD AVE Complainant: MAlTHEW AYERS Officer(s) responded to the 600 block of North Howard for a reported dispute. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a verbal dispute between the persons who lived at the residence. There was no physical violence reported and both were advised of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister **************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Graffiti (Spray Paint) 185 E SlXTH ST Complainant: SARAH YORLANO Officer(s) responded to the 100 block of East 6th St for a report of criminal damage / graffiti. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had spray painted a derogatory symbol on her residence. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation then cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Robbery Reported 968 E STATE ST Report of a Robbery at the above business. Upon arrival, officers gathered all information and this departments Detective Bureau was contacted and Det. Davis arrived on scene and the matter is under investigation. Ptl Miller On 03/26/2017 at 2003hrs, The suspect, Steven L. Mango, was arrested in the Village of Leetonia for this incident. Leetonia PD had detained Mr. Mango and a Salem Police unit responded to take custody of him. Mr. Mango was charged with theft of money from Smith Gas Station and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Incident #20171871 Arrested: Steven L. Mango 6122 Woodsdale Road Hanoverton, Ohio 44423 (DOB: 06/02/1970) Theft Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26,2017 Assault 2875 E STATE ST A Complainant: Jordan Hissom Officer responded to the 2800 block of E State St in regards to an assault. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the victim who advised that he and his fiance had been arguing for the past few days. The victim advised that he was struck multiple times by his fiance in the parking lot of Walmart, as well as inside the store, and stated that it was in regards to relationship issues. The female suspect was not on scene upon officer's arrival. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 841 E FIFTH ST B Complainant: DEVlN MIDDLETON Police spoke with a subject in the lobby reference harassment. The subject was recieving messages from a former business partner after advising them to be left alone. Police gathered information and then attempted to contact the other party. Investigation pending. Ptl D. Osberg ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Person To Be Removed 327 FAlR AVE 1/2 Complainant: REX CURTIS On 3/26/2017 at approx. 19:27 hrs Police responded to the 300 block of Fair Ave. in regards to the complainant wanting a subject removed. Rex Curtis had let a male subject move in with him and wanted him out of his residence due to a disagreement. Mr. Curtis was advised that the matter was a civil issuse and had to be resolved through the court system. After Mr. Curtis continued to tell officers about the issuse he was advised several times that the matter is still civil. Officers then cleared. Ptl D. Osberg ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN Officer on patrol observed an illegally parked vehicle in the 600 block of S Lincoln Ave. The vehicle was parked on the curb lawn of the north bound lane, between the roadway and the sidewalk. A note was left on the vehicle advising that it was broken down and that the owner would return to have the vehicle towed to a garage in the morning. The owner was contacted and advised of the complaint. The owner advised that a tow company would be in route to remove the vehicle from the curb lawn. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: PUGH, JENNA BETHANY 47036 MCDONALD ST EAST LIVERPOOL, OH Officer on station spoke with a female complainant over the phone who called in to advise officers of an incident that had occurred on the evening of March 25, 2017. Complainant advised that she was at her boyfriend's mother's residence in the 1100 block of W Perry St for a birthday party, when her boyfriends mother became extremely violent to multiple household members. The complainant was advised to contact Perry Twp PD as this is their jurisdiction. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Monday, March 27, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV S LINCOLN AVE / FRANKLIN STREET Complainant: JOHN LAGORE Police observed a disabled vehicle parked on the curb lawn on S. Lincoln Ave. just south of Franklin Ave.. Contact was made with the owner of the vehicle and he was advised that the vehicle needed to be removed or it would be towed. The owner of the vehicle and a friend attempted to push the vehicle to a service garage a block down the street but due to an unspecified suspension problem the vehicle had no steering. The owner of the vehicle called Davidson Towing and he the vehicle towed from the scene. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: SETH CHAMBERLAIN Officer on station spoke with a male complainant who wanted to advise officers of an incident that had occurred on March 25, 2017 at a residence in the 1900 block of Bentley Dr. Complainant advised that he is currently in the process of a divorce with his wife and had went over to her parents residence in order to drop off money. Complainant advised that his wife began yelling at him and he decided to leave. Complainant advised that as he was entering his truck, he shut the door of his truck behind him and the door grazed the arm of his wife leaving a red mark. Complainant advised that it was an accident and that his wife advised that she was going to call the police. Complainant stated that he wanted the report to be documented so that his side of the story was on file. Officer advised that a report would be on file. Ptl. Cochran *****************************
Monday, March 27, 2017 08:04 AM -0500 Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Shoplifter(s) 2229 E STATE ST DRUG STORE Complainant: SAMANTHA SHULTZ Officers responded to the above location for a report of a shop lifter. Upon arrival, the manager had a male individual in the office who had reportedly consumed a bottle of cough syrup in the bathroom. The manager advised that the individual has done this many times in the past. The manager declined to pursue charges, but did advise the male that he was not permitted back in the store. He advised that he understood and he departed with a family member. Sgt. D. Green ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Accident With Injury HIGHLAND AVE / E THIRD ST Officers responded to the above location for a motorcycle accident. Officers spoke with the driver, JEFFREY SMITH, who stated that his motorcycle wouldn't stop when coming to a four way stop intersection, so he laid the bike down to avoid striking another vehicle. There was minor damage to the motorcycle, the driver was taken by KLG to Salem ER for a minor head injury. Ptl. M.Wirkner ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Ambulance Needed Complainant: SALEM FD The Salem Fire Dept. advised of a female needing medical attention in the parking lot of city hall. They tended to the female until EMT ambulance arrived. Sgt. D. Green ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 968 E STATE ST Complainant: TIFFANY STRABULA Report of a Robbery at the above business. Upon arrival, officers gathered all information and this departments Detective Bureau was contacted and Det. Davis arrived on scene and the matter is under investigation. Ptl Miller ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 SEX- Indecent Exposure 2340 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: Heidi Scott, Leetonia, OH Report of a indecent exposure in the parking lot of the above business. Complainant advised that she was loading up her vehicle when a male subject in a Black Ford 4 door (FYQ6897) had exposed himself to her and then he drove away. All information was gathered, this officer checked the area and several parking lots and was unable to locate the above vehicle. Ptl Miller ******************************* Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation S UNION AVE / E PERSHING Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the above location for a report of an illegally parked vehicle. Officers located the owner of the vehicle and requested the vehicle to be moved, the vehicle also had expired plates. The owner maved the vehicle and was issued a parking ticket for the expired plates. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Traffic Offense - K9 Simon Deployed BROOKLYN AVE / E THIRD ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the area of Brooklyn Ave and E Third St in regards to a driver's license violation. After a brief investigation, the occupants were removed from the vehicle and K9 Simon was deployed. K9 Simon positively indicated on the vehicle and the vehicle was subsequently searched. Only a small amount of Marijuana residue was recovered from the vehicle. The operator of the vehicle was subsequently cited with Failure to Reinstate (Salem ORD 335.073) and a licensed driver responded to the scene to drive the vehicle. Cited: Steven E. Slagle DOB 08/02/1989 835 W 9th St East Liverpool, OH 43920 Charge: Failure to Reinstate (ORC 4510.21A) Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Traffic Offense 2495 E STATE ST Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 2400 block of E State St in regards to a driver's license violation. After a brief investigation, the female driver was subsequently cited with Driving Under Suspension-License Forfeiture. Davidson's Towing responded to the scene and removed the vehicle from the roadway due to no available licensed driver. The female and her son were afforded a voluntary transport to the Salem Police Department to await their ride. Officer cleared. Cited: Bobbisue Averill DOB 10/18/1979 6 Chambers St Campbell, OH 44405 Charge: Driving Under Suspension- License Forfeiture Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Suspicious Person 291 W NINTH ST Complainant: DAWNA EARL Officers were dispatched to the 200 block of W. Ninth Street for a report of a suspicious male subject knocking on the complainants door. Officer responded and advised a male subject asked her for a cigarette while she was standing outside. The complainant advised after she went in the house the same male knocked at the door and asked for a ride. The complainant advised she told the male no and he left heading south on N. Howard Avenue. Officers checked the area and located the male subject on W. Fifth Street near N. Ellsworth Avenue. The subject denied knocking on the door and advised he was visiting a friend next to the complainants house. The subject was advised not to go back to the complainants house or knock on anyone else's door. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Suspicious Person CENTENNIAL PARK / MAPLE ST PARK PLAYGROUND While on patrol in Centennial Park officer observed a male and female subject in the Pavilion nearest to the playground after park hours. Contact was made with both subjects and identified. They were advised of the new park closing time of 10:00pm and sent on their way. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle FRANKLIN AVE / SUMMIT ST Complainant: STEPANIE GRAHM Officers were dispatched to the above location in regards to a suspicious vehicle report. Dispatch advised of a male operating a lawn tractor on the roadway that had almost been struck by a vehicle. Officers located the male operating the tractor in the area of S Union Ave and Franklin Ave. Officers made contact with the male and advised him of the complaint. Officers cleared shortly after. Ptl Cochran *************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report VINE AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: JAMES RANERI Officers were dispatched to a parking lot at the corner of E Third St and Vine Ave in reference to a domestic dispute. Dispatch advised that a male and female were engaged in a dispute inside a white van parked in the parking lot. Upon arrival, officers located the van but nobody was inside. Officers made entry into an apartment building next to the parking lot and located the male and female. Both subjects advised that there was no verbal nor physical altercation and that they had just arrived home. Officers did not observe any injuries. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 421 SHARP AVE SALEM Complainant: ALYSSA SLUTER Officers responded to 421 Sharp Ave. for a report of a domestic. Upon arrival, officer spoke with a male and female whom both reside at the residence and have two children together. The female advised an argument ensued when her boyfriend had arrived home intoxicated after being out for an extended perior of time. During the argument, the boyfriend reportedly grabbed his girlfriend by the chin/neck area as well as the shoulder and chest area as well as pushed her onto the couch and strike her once in the back of the head. A child in the home witnessed the incident. A minor injury was observed to the chest area of of the girlfriend. After investigation, 29 year old Mathew A. Bays was placed under arrest for domestic violence. He was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing and later transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Arrestee: Mathew A. Bays DOB: 8/91/987 421 Sharp Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Domestic Violence Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Fight HAWLEY AVE / CLEVELAND ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of Hawley Ave in regards to a possible fight. Dispatch advised that the complainant could hear multiple people fighting inside a residence. Officers responded and made contact with a female inside the residence who advised that there was no issue. The female advised that she was playing music loudly. Officers did observe loud music upon arrival. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Loud Persons 1230 SOUTHEAST BLVD 12 Complainant: CAROLYN BURFORD Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of S E Blvd in regards to a loud persons complaint. Dispatch advised of residents in an apartment complex slamming door and making unreasonable loud noise. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the subjects at the residence who advised that they had a verbal argument and that the male was about to leave for the night. The subjects were advised of the complaint and officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Person To Be Removed 290 OHIO AVE Complainant: JOEY MORRIS Officer spoke with a male complainant in the 100 block of Ohio Avenue who stated he received a phone call from a female friend who lives in the 200 block of Ohio Avenue stating that a male subject was knocking on her back door. The complainant advised the male subject was at Ohio Avenue and E. State Street and the female did not want him on the property. Officer observed the male subject walking and made contact with him. Officer was familiar with the male subject and the female having problems recently. The male subject advised he was just out for a walk and did not knock on the females door. The subject was advised to go home and not to enter the property of the female. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 26, 2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP Officer responded to the police department to assist the Ohio State Highway Patrol with a female subject who was in custody for OVI. The Trooper utilized the departments DataMaster and the female arrestee provided a breath sample. Officer cleared. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 375 E FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Police responded to 375 E. 5th St. for a verbal dispute and unwanted subject. Randy Clunen stated that an ex girlfriend had stopped over then started yelling at him and left before officers arrived. Mr. Clunen advised that she pushed him away but no physical abuse had taken place from either party. Mr. Clunen requested officers to ask his ex not to return to his property. Officers advised they would not play messenger for the relationship. Officers also advised that if they can not be civil with each other for the night to not make any contact. Officers then cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg *****************************
Sunday, March 26, 2017 10:18 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Menacing / Threats 646 VlNE AVE 2 Complainant: CORTNEY SHRAMKO Officer spoke with the complainant in regards to menacing occurring in the 600 block of Vine Ave. Officer spoke with the suspect and advised him of possible criminal charges for his previous behavior and if his behavior continued. The Complainant/Victim at this time wanted a report only and declined to pursue charges. Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Shoplifter(s) 1125 E STATE ST SALEM VARlETY STORE Complainant: NANCY EVANS Officer(s) responded to the above location and was advised by the complainant and a male & female witness that a male subject came into the store grabbed a Bic lighter (black) $ 1.99 plus tax and ran back out the door getting into a maroon colored vehicle, Ohio registration, HAU7341 and it left heading east bound on State St. The vehicle also had a passenger in it. A description was given a younger male, black hair, shorts, and a black T-shirt. A short time later officer received a call from the witnesses advising that the car was parked at Waterworth park and the males were playing basketball. Officer went and talked with them and the one advised he had done it. He was given the option of going and paying for it along with the tax which he decided he would do. Officer went back to the location and advised them which was fine with them. He was also advised he could not go into that location again and he advised he understood. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1240 SOUTHEAST BLVD 23 Complainant: ELLEN SCHUNK Officer(s) responded to the above location and met with the female resident there who advised that the other male who resides there was having a medical problem. First responders arrived and oxygen was given and calmed the subject down. EMT ambulance arrived and after talking with the subject he signed off on a refusal. Officer(s) cleared. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Reckless Operator W STATE ST / GEORGETOWN RD Complainant: BRANDON ANDREWS EAZ1678 Ohio registration. Officer responded to the above location and observed the red colored truck bearing the listed registration headed east bound on W. State St coming over the bridge. Officer observed a local business delivery vehicle behind the red truck and seen the brakes being applied. Officer effected a traffic stop on the vehicle in the 100blk of N. Howard. The owner/operator advised he was tired of people riding up on his rear and he couldn't see their front end. Officer advised him of the complaint. After a short discussion officer advised him that no one wanted him or some one else to be hurt. He advised he was a safe driver and that he understood. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Speak To Officer 1329 RIDGEWOOD Complainant: JOSHUA HALL Officer responded to the 1300 block of Ridgewood and spoke with the complainant about a neighbor. Officer advised all parties to contact police if they feel any criminal violation occurred. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N HOWARD AVE / W SECOND ST Officers responded to a 2 vehicle crash with no injury on W 2nd St. at N. Howard Ave. Officer arrived and found that Unit #1 failed to stop/yield at the posted stop sign as it traveled east on W. 2nd St. and struck Unit #2 as it traveled south on S. Howard Ave. Unit #1 was at fault. Salem FD and EMT ambulance responded as a precaution and unit #2's driver refused medical treatment and the driver of unit #1 was transported. Unit #2 was disabled, removed from the roadway by AAA towing and Unit #1 that was disabled was removed by Davidson's Towing. The driver of Unit #1 was later cited with FTY at a Stop sign and officer cleared. Unit #1 : White 2007 Buick 4s, Driver: Carl E. Dawson, Sebring Oh, Cited: FTY Stop Sign CCMC date of 4-7-17 Unit #2: Blue 2011 Ford Escape, Driver: Shirley L. Penezich, 1585 Newgarden Ave, Salem Oh Ptl. M. Garber ************************* Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Domestic In Progress 945 S UNION AVE SALEM Complainant: MARY STIFFLER Domestic dispute only / no violence observed none was mentioned while officer(s) were there. Officer(s) responded to the above location and found a male and female in an argument over property that belonged to each other. They are married but separated (no papers) at this time. The complainant felt that the estranged husband was only trying to gain entry into the residence to take things that were not his. She claimed over the past three weeks he moved them into his girlfriends residence that he left her for. The estranged husband advised that he only wanted the things that belonged to his son. The complainant/estranged wife advised they were all gone he has them all. He removed items from the garage which she claimed is all he had left there. He claimed she threatened to sell them. After much discussion the estranged husband left with what was left supposedly of his belongings and the complainant was calling the landlord to tell her and to get the key fob & house key back from the estranged husband. She was advised that officer(s) could not make him give any thing back or decide at this time who's property was who's. The estranged husband and his father left. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Harassment 520 E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANTOINETTE MCMILLEN The complainant responded to this department to report problems she is having with her estranged husband. She advised that last night, she and their children were leaving the above location at approximately 2305 hrs. She stated that her husband and his girlfriend came from out of no where, in his vehicle squealing the tires and acting as if he was going to hit them. The husband reportedly stopped the car and his girlfriend opened her door as to get out and fight the complainant. The complainant advised that he stopped the girlfriend from exiting the car and they then left the area. She advised that this has been an ongoing problem and she is concerned for her safety. The complainant was advised the procedures for getting a restraining order. As of the time of report, the divorce process has not been started. Sgt. D. Green **************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Assist Perry Police Officer(s) responded to the above location and stood by with traffic control for a two vehicle crash, until both life flights cleared and multiple ambulances. Perry Twp F.D. took over and officer@) were advised they could clear. Sgt. D. Green ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 551 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ROBERT MELLOTT Officers responded to the above location for a report of criminal trespass. Officers spoke with the complainant about the subject who was yelling and screaming from the backyard. The complainant has been harassed by the subject in the past, Officers spoke with the subject who was standing in the alley way and stated he never said anything to the complainant and never came on his property. The subject continued on his way. Ptl. M. Wirkner **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Theft 1952 OAK ST SALEM Complainant: AMY GIBSON Police responded to the 1952 Oak St. for possible theft of medication. When speaking with the complainants they advised that they believe some pain medication has been taken. The complainants advised they have no idea who could have taken it or how. After gathering further information Police cleared. Ptl D. Osberg **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Domestic In Progress 462 E PERSHING ST SALEM Complainant: UNKNOWN, NICKY While on patrol near the intersection of E. Pershing St. and S. Broadway Ave. officer was flagged down by a passing motorist who advised of a domestic on W. State St. near the overpass bridge. The motorist reported seeing a male push a female to the ground while the female was holding a small child. Officers responded and checked the area and could not locate anybody. Officers spoke with several subjects standing outside a business at the corner of Jennings Ave. and W. State St. on the east side of the overpass bridge and they also stated that they had not seen anybody matching the given description. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Ambulance Needed 228 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: MICHELLE WISSER Officer responded to 228 W. 16th St. to assist the Salem Fire Dept. and EMT Ambulance with a medical emergency. Upon arrival, a young male juvenile was inside the residence. Contact information was obtained for the father of the juvenile whom was contacted and advised to respond to pick his son up as the juvenile's mother was going to be transported to the hospital. Upon arrival, of the father took custody of his son and EMT Ambulance transported the female to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************* Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Ambulance Needed 496 ARCH ST BAR / NIGHT CLUB Police responded to the VFW to assist the FD. Upon arrival an intoxicated female subject fell and hit her head. Once the female subject was transported to Salem Hospital officers cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg ***************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Domestic In Progress 1240 SOUTHEAST BLVD 23 Officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd. for a possible domestic fight in progress. Officers responded and made contact with two female subjects and advised that no fight or argument took place. One subject advised that the other one was having an anxiety attack and was being loud due to being upset about things not going right lately. Both subjects were advised to remain quiet for the rest of the night. There were no signs of violence. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Loud Persons 875 GRANITE AVE Complainant: DON KIRKWOOD Police responded to a complaint of several young persons running through the complex being loud. Police spoke with the offending persons at an address on Granite and advised them of the complaint. They advised they were playing a game and that they would stay off the property of the complex and keep the noise down. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin **************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Fight 496 S BROADWAY AVE BAR / NlGHT CLUB Complainant: CASEY HAZELET Police responded to the 400 block of S. Broadway Ave. in reference to a possible fight breaking out. Upon arrival it was learned that an assault had taken place. The victim advised that a male subject he did not know assaulted him inside one of the local drinking establishments. The person he identified as the assailant, Joshua J. lrey age 36, of Salem admitted to striking the victim. Police arrested Mr. lrey for assault and transported him to the Salem PD for processing and then incarcerated him in the Columbiana County Jail pending the posting of bond or his arraignment in CCMC. The victim was examined by the Salem FD first responders but refused treatment and transport to the hospital. A second assault had also taken place and is under investigation. Arrestee: Joshua J. lrey 288 Benton Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 dob 05/12/1980 Charge: Assault (M-1) Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Assist Other Aaency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer assisted an Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper at the Salem Police Dept. with an OVI suspect he had placed under arrest. Officer witnessed the reading of the BMV2255 form. The male subject was given an opportunity to provide a breath sample on the DataMaster by the Trooper but the subject refused. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PD, Perry Twp Police ran a Datamaster test on an OVI suspect for Perry Twp. PD. at the Salem Police Dept. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ****************************** Date: Saturday, March 25, 2017 Fire 257 W WILSON ST Officers responded along with the Salem Fire Dept. to 257 W. Wilson St. for a report of a house fire. Upon arrival, it was found to only be a small illegal open burn behind the residence. Fire was extinguished by fire dept. personnel and all subjects present were given warnings by the Salem Fire Dept. Captain. Officers cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************
Saturday, March 25, 2017 08:56 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Vehicle Crash E STATE ST / FAIR AVE UNIT #1, Driver VlCKlE L SATTERFIELD, Owner SATTERFIELD CLARENCE UNIT #2, Driver/Owner ALISHA FATA Officer on patrol observed a two-vehicle crash on E State St near Fair Ave. Officer made contact and spoke to both parties who advised that unit #1 had been turning eastbound onto E State St from Brooklyn Ave when it struck the driver side of unit #2. Unit #2 had been turning onto E State St east bound from Park Ave. Neither party reported any injuries. Photographs of the damages were obtained. Both parties were issued a report number to provide for their insurance companies. Unit #1 was at fault and was cited. Cited: Vickie L Satterfield DOB: 08/30/1954 Address: 896 Highland Ave. Salem, Ohio, 44460 Charge: Right of Way- At an intersection (ORD 331.16) Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Solicitor(s) E STATE 2900 BLOCK A Complainant: JERRY BRICELAND Officer responded to the parking lot of Home Depot in regards to a report of solicitors. Dispatch advised of a white SUV, with a male and female, blocking vehicles into their parking spaces and asking for money. Upon arrival, officer checked the area but was unable to locate the vehicle. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ****************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Solicitor(s) 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM Complainant: COLLEEN ISENBRAUN Officer was dispatched to the parking lot of Walmart in regards to a report of solicitors. Dispatch advised of a white SUV with a male and female, blocking vehicles into their parking spaces and asking for money. Upon arrival, officer checked the area but was unable to locate the vehicle. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Fire 468 COLUMBIA ST Complainant: PHILLIP MILLER Officers were dispatched to the 400 block of Columbia Ave in regards to a fire. Officers responded for traffic control and stood by until the Salem Fire Department finished the duties. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Complainant: KRISTY HAUGHT Officer responded to 432Aetna St and met with the complainant/victim who advised that her dog small reddish/brown with long hair and tail flipped up to it's back was missing from the back fenced in yard. She had tried to look around the area for the pass 1 1/2 hours but couldn't locate him. His name is Little Bear (BB) he is a chauwawa Ptl. French *************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Suspicious Person 386 E STATE ST A Complainant: JOSEPH LYNN (3/24/2017 12:10:13 By: 169) WIM SITTING ON ROOF WEARING A BLACK JACKET AND HAS LONG BROWN HAIR (3/24/2017 12:13:38 By: 169) S2 ON SCENE, SUGAR TREE ALLEY LOCATION (3/24/2017 12: 15:36 By: 169) SU 156535 A male was reported to be on the roof of a building. Officer located him and he advised that he had walked up the outside fire escape to sit and eat his lunch. Officer told him that he could not be on roof as it was trespassing as well as unsafe. He gathered his belongings and left. Lt. D.J. Beeson ***************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 621 CEDAR ST SALEM Complainant: NEIL BARBER The complainant called to report an unruly male juvenile. The juvenile is his girlfriend's son and for the past few months he has refused to get up to go to school and once he punched the complainant in the face when he tried to make him get up. I found the juvenile to still be in bed and he refused to get up so I advised the complainant to call juvenile court to see about charges of unruly. The father placed the call and the juvenile's probation officer will be involved. Lt. D.J. Beeson ****************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Theft Complainant: JACOB MILLER, 7989 Dicken Dr, suite 2 LISBON, OH Officer met with the complainantlvictim on station who advised that while he was away a known female subject had pawned some of his belongings at a local pawn shop in Salem over the pass 30 days or so. A written statement was taken from the complainant/victim and officer will follow up with the pawn shop then send information to the prosecutors office for review on possible charges. Officer advised the complainant/victim that if he did not hear back from officer with in a few weeks then the charges were denied. He advised he understood. Officer would call him if they were approved. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 311 W SECOND ST SALEM Complainant: Marsha Rozeski (3/24/2017 10:22:56 By: 169) CAR HAULERS (3/24/2017 10:23:27 By: 169) CALLER FEELS EXTREME HAZARD Officer responded to the above location and observed a tractor trailer parked on the south side of W.2nd St between Howard & Jennings. Officer stopped and advised the driver that he needed to move to N. Howard north of 2nd St where the City has allowed the trucks to park for the local business. He advised he understood and was preparing to move when officer cleared. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 414 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: JIM LONG (3/24/2017 10: 18:OO By: 169) SILVER CONVERTIBLE (3/24/2017 1 0:25:26 By: 169) RED TAG Officer responded to the above location and found the above mentioned vehicle parked on the north side of the lot with out any plates an it and appearing not to be in running condition. Officer issued it a red tag lllegally Parked on Private Property 303.10 10 days to move. Ptl. French **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Fraud Complainant: FLORA BROKAW The complainant advised that she applied online for a loan to help her daughter move and the company, Cash Net USA, said that she was approved for the loan. They made arrangements to put the money into her account and she was then to forward it to a second party. After she forwarded the $1800.00 to the second parties she found that the checks that the checks were fraudulent and she is out the money. Lt. D.J. Beeson ************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: James Ling Officer met with the complainant on station who advised that on Tuesday, 03-28-17 at approximately 1400hrs his family will be holding a service for his deceased loved one at a local funeral home. He is believing that another unwanted family member from Florida will be trying to attend and cause a problem. Officer advised him to let the funeral home know and they know the procedures that need to be taken. He advised he understood. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Domestic In Progress 116 E FOURTH ST Complainant: LAN1 SALVINO Officers responded to the 100 block of E Fourth St in regards to a domestic in progress. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to both parties involved. Both parties advised that they had a verbal argument but nothing physical had occurred. Officers advised both parties to try to keep the noise down for the night. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla *************************** Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) JENNINGS AVE / W EIGHTH ST Complainant: CHRISTIAN DOWDY Officer spoke to complainant via telephone in regards to a dispute report that had occurred within the city limits. The male complainant advised that he had been walking on Jennings Ave near W 8th St when the male subject had been driving on Jennings Ave near W 8th St had gotten out of his vehicle and confronted the male complainant. The male complainant did advise that he was familiar with the male and the dispute occurred over a family issue. Officer advised the complainant if he wished to file a written statement in regards to the incident then to respond to the Salem Police Department. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla **************************** Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Dog At Large KELLY PARK / PROSPECT ST Officer responded to the 400 block of Ash for a dog at large. Officer did make contact with the owner who had since retrieved the dog. The owner was given a verbal warning for dog at large. Ptl D Beeson ************************* Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Ambulance Needed 836 E SIXTH ST Officers and FD responded to the 800 block of E Sixth St for a medical call of a male subject that was not breathing. Officers assisted FD until EMT arrived on scene. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Hospital by EMT. Ptl J Brooks ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) W WILSON ST / RAILROAD TRACKS Complainant: TROY HIGHTLAND Officer responded to W Wilson near the railroad tracks for a dispute. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that someone yelled at them as they drove down the street. Officer spoke to all parties involved who were advised to leave each other alone. Ptl D Beeson *************************** Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Suspicious Person S LINCOLN 1200 BLOCK SALEM While investigating a suspicious vehicle complaint in the 800 block of Summit St, a resident provided third party information of a suspicious male individual that had been at Mullins Park. The individual was described as an older male individual who had reportedly approached several children that had been playing at the playground area, but then departed upon observing an adult nearby who was supervising the children. Officer responded and there was no longer anybody at the park or near the area. Sgt B Slider ****************************** Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Assault 1162 S LINCOLN AVE A Complainant: JACOB MILLER, 7989 Dicken Dr, suite 2 . LISBON, OH Officer spoke with a male at the police station regarding an assault that took place earlier that day. The complainant advised that a male attempted to harm him with a weapon earlier in the day. Statements were taken and the possible weapon was later seized as evidence. The matter will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutor's office for considerations on charges. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 870 E STATE ST B SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officer responded to the 800 block of E State St for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Officer arrived and located the occupied vehicle that was parked behind a business with no license plates. The occupant was found to be the owner of the vehicle and claimed to have permission to have it parked there. The owner was advised that the business could have it towed if they decided to do so. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Civil Matter 771 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant on the telephone. The complainant advised officers that his neighbors vehicle is broken and hasn't moved from the driveway in six months. Officers advised the complainant that since the vehicle is on private property he would have to have his landlord take care of the issue. Ptl J Brooks **************************** Date: Friday, March 24, 2017 Suspicious Activity 970 E FOURTH ST Complainant: JAMIE ANSMAN Officer(s) responded the above location and met with the complainant/victim who advised that her son and a friend was walking home from school when she observed two other males walking behind them when one of the male juveniles pulled out a pistol/gun from his back pocket and was pointing it. The complainant/victim also heard the trigger being pulled making a clicking noise. The complainant/victim had video of the incident and knew where the male juvenile and his friend went to. Officer(s) responded to the 100blk of E. 4th St and talked with the step father out side who advised that his step son just got home. It was found that the male juvenile had the weapon and put it in the house. He retrieved the weapon along with his mother coming out side and the friend that was with him. The mother was advised along with the juvenile that he was being arrested and released to his mother at the residence for Delinquency. They both advised they understood. The weapon was placed in evidence at this department. they were advised that the Juvenile Officer would be in contact with them. Ptl. French **************************
Friday, March 24, 2017 11:43 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported E PERSHING ST / S LINCOLN AVE Unit #1. Driver: Owner LEROY HICKS Unit #2, Driver: Owner, DON SANTEE Officers responded to the intersection of S Lincoln Ave at E Pershing St for a vehicle accident with no injuries. Unit #1 was headed northbound on S Lincoln Ave. Unit #2 was turning left, headed northbound, from a parking lot onto S Lincoln Ave. Unit #2 failed to yield for Unit #1 and the front passenger side of Unit #2 struck the driver side of Unit #1. First responders and EMT was called to the scene for the driver of Unit #1. Both drivers refused any medical attention. Pictures were taken of the damage done to both vehicles and both vehicles were able to be driven from the scene. The driver of Unit #2 was issued a citation. Cited: Don E. Santee DOB: 08-01-1929 Address: 2107 Pearce Circle, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: FTY from private drive city ordinance 331.22 Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported GIANT EAGLE GROCERY Unit 1, DRI: Owner, SARAH BRICKER , COLUMBIANA, OH Unit 2, DRI: Owner, KAYLA NAYLOR , KENSINGTON, OH Officers responded to the 2400 block of E Pershing St extension for a two vehicle accident with possible injury. Officers arrived and all involved advised of no injury, however Salem First Responders and KCG Ambulance responded just to be safe. Unit 1 had been eastbound on E Pershing St approaching a curve in the road in the 2400 block, Unit 2 had been westbound in the curve of the road and observed that Unit 1 was failing to negotiate the curve, driving directly toward Unit 2. The driver of Unit 2 pulled toward the curved and slowed down, however the driver side of Unit 1 struck the driver side of Unit 2. Unit 1 continued eastbound across the oncoming lane, struck the curb on the North side of the road and travelled approximately 30 feet over a small embankment and striking some small trees before coming to rest. The driver of Unit 1 was issued a citation for failing to maintain control. Photos were taken at the scene. Davidsons towed Unit 1 and Sinsleys towed Unit 2. Cited: Sarah W Bricker, DOB: 09/19/1926 47 S Cross St, Columbiana OH 44408 Failure to Maintain Reasonable Control 4511.202 333.08 MM Sgt B Slider ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Accident MV vs Animal 2586 E STATE ST A DOLLAR TREE Unit #1, Driver: Alexis Marshall, SALINEVILLE, OH. Owner KEITH EVANS , HANOVERTON, OH Unit #2, Driver: Mary Demarest, MINERVA, OH Owner JULIE CRAWFORD , MINERVA, OH Officers responded to the 2500 block for a motor vehicle accident involving two vehicles and a deer. Unit #1 was headed westbound on E State St and struck a deer that ran out into the roadway. Unit #2 was headed eastbound on E State St and struck the same deer that continued to run across the road after being struck by Unit #1. All parties involved advised they were not injured. Photos were taken of the damage done to both vehicles. Unit #1 was able to be driven from the scene, Unit #2 was towed by AAA. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************* Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Animal Complaint S UNION AVE / MOUND ST Complainant: KRISTIN LIPPIATT Officers and FD responded to the Area of S Union Ave and Mound St for an animal complaint. Officers stood by until FD advised officers they were no longer needed. Ptl J Brooks ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1121 ORCHARD BEND DR Complainant: RICHARD WILSON Officer responded to the 11 00 block of Orchard Bend Dr for a report of a suspicious vehicle that had been parked on the road for an extended period of time. Officer arrived and located the vehicle. A red tag was left for the vehicle to be moved within 72 hours. Ptl D Beeson ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Check Well Being 1125 E STATE ST Complainant: DAVID BUTCHER Officers responded to the parking lot of a business in the 11 00 block of E State St to check on a vehicle occupant. The complainant had stated that the individual appeared to be slumped over. Officer arrived and made contact with the individual who was observed to be hunched over looking at the screen of a cell phone. It appeared the individual was trying to keep the phone below the window line to make the screen easier to read. Officer spoke with the individual who was affirmed to be viewing a phone. and stated that all was fine. Sgt B Slider ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Civil Matter 217 W TENTH ST Complainant: AMY PAXSON Officer responded to the 200 block of W Tenth St for a report of a civil property dispute. Officer arrived and spoke to both parties and was able to resolve the situation. Ptl D Beeson ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Unruly Juvenile 969 W WILSON ST B Complainant: Roger JARRELL, LISBON, OH Officers responded to the 900 block of W Wilson St for an unruly juvenile problem. Officers spoke to the juvenile who advised officers that she wanted to stay home and not go with her guardian. Officers advised the juvenile that until she is 18 she is required to do what her guardian ask of her. Officers were able to get the juvenile to go with her guardian. Officers advised the complainant that if he had any further issues to give the Police Department a call and an officer will come out. Ptl J Brooks ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Assault 908 NEWGARDEN AVE SALEM Complainant: ASHLIE JEZEK Officer responded to the 900 block of Newgarden Ave for a report of an assault involving two juveniles. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that his daughter was assaulted on the school bus by another girl who she did not know. The complainant advised that she already had a call into the school and bus garage but also wanted the incident documented. Ptl D Beeson *********************************
Thursday, March 23, 2017 07:18 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Speak To Officer 606 E EIGHTH ST A caseworker reported that she found several bruises on a client today while assisting him. The client was unclear about how he received the injuries other than saying that he fell and hit a wall. The injuries were checked and they appeared to not hinder his mobility but he was moving slower. Lt. D.J. Beeson ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Fraud 2401 E STATE ST C SUPERMARKET Complainant: Alisa Gostey Complainant advised of missing medication from her daughter's prescription bottle from yesterday. The pharmacy claimed the right amount was dispensed per the prescription. Matter under investigation. Ptl. Banar901 ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Harassment 1038 E FOURTH ST Complainant: LOLA FINLEY Complainant on station to report phone harassment. The complainant advised her juvenile son is receiving unwanted texts from his ex girlfriend. Due to the ex being a juvenile, officers contacted her mother and she was advised of the situation. Both sides were advised to cease all further contact. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Traffic Offense 405 E STATE ST Officer on patrol using Sundance Mobile LEADS ran a random vehicle registration and found it expired. Officer after stopping the vehicle found the driver to be suspended. The driver was cited and vehicle removed by Kaiser Towing. Officer cleared without incident. Cited: Gerardo S. Ajanel DOB:10-3-91 of 517 E 6th St. Salem Oh Charge: DUS-NC CCMC date of 3-24-17 Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Suspicious Activity E PERSHING 1400 BLOCK M PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: BRITTANY BIDDLE Officers were dispatched to Centennial Park in regards to suspicious activity. Complainant advised of several individuals smoking marijuana at a pavilion inside the park. Officers responded and made contact with the subjects who denied smoking marijuana. Officers did not observe any indicators of illegal activity and cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Phone Or lnternet Harassment 614 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: DUSTIN HUTTER Officer spoke with the complainant on station who advised of lnternet harassment. Officer observed threats on the phone that would warrant further investigation and this matter will be turned over to a detective. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: KATELYNN MOORE Complainant came on station and reported their concerns for a friend who is reportedly homeless. They advised that the previous evening she allegedly slept on a bench outside the Library. Officers were notified to watch for her and to call the complainant if found and she would provide a place for her to stay. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************************* Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Assist Other Agency PENN AVE / E STATE ST Reporting officer checked on a Highway Patrol unit that had a vehicle stopped at the above location. The driver of the vehicle was issued a warning for a traffic violation. Lt. David L. Castol *******************************
Wednesday, March 22, 2017 02:45 PM -0500 Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Fraud 1165 E THIRD ST B Complainant: MARK DIXON Report of possible scam at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that he received a call from a male subject with a bad accent who had all of the complainants personal information and wanting money from the complainant. The complainant just wanted the incident documented in case of any further problems. Ptl Miller ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 182 S BROADWAY AVE Traffic Crash Report Unit #1: PARKED 2002 Saturn SW LW200 Blue in color Owner: Taylor Liebhart 18395 5th St Apt # 25 Beloit, Ohio 44609 Unit #2: 2014 Jeep SW White in color Owner/Operator: Douglas MacDuff 347 W. Pidgeon Rd. Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was parked on the west side of S. Broadway in the 100blk facing south. Unit # 2 backed from a parking space on the east side of the road way striking Unit #1 in the left rear quarter with it's rear. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. Owner/operator of Unit #2 had left the area but when officer made contact with him he came back to this department and finished the report. Another person had given the owner of Unit #1 the license plate number. Ptl. French ********************************** Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Fraud 1181 5 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: BRAD BELTEMPO Officer met with the complainantlvictim on station who advised that person(s) unknown used his bank card with out his permission in the Cleveland area with out his permission. Unknown how they got his card/bank number at time of report. Started on March 20th at 6 various locations and once this date already at another location. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Speak To Officer 500 E FOURTH ST 315 Complainant: LERENE HANSON Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant over a verbal altercation over an eviction process with management. Both parties were told to leave each other alone until the eviction process was over. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Complainant: Louis Slepski The complainant advised that he found several charges made to his debit card at businesses in the Canton and Millersburg area. The total of the losses is $137.25. Another $393.1 9 in charges is still pending for charges made and were stopped by the bank. Lt. D.J. Beeson ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Check Well Being 1007 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a check well being of a female subject at the above add~ess. Upon arrival, this officer spoke with the female subject who advised that she was ok and that she was just having an argument with her mother. The female subject was asked several times if everything was ok and she advised yes it was and that she would calm down and stay away from her mother. Complainant was advised that if her daughter begins to create a disturbance again contact this department. Ptl Miller ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Traffic Offense N HOWARD AVE / W SECOND ST While on routine patrol this officer observed a black colored vehicle bearing Ohio registration, GTM5882 heading north bound on Newgarden. The vehicles turning signal was very hard to see as it was attempting to make a left hand turn into a drive.Officer checked the license plate through L.E.A.D.S. and found that the owner of the vehicle had a suspended operators license through the State of Ohio. Officer effected a traffic stop on the above mentioned vehicle on N. Howard north of 2nd St. The operator was not the owner of the vehicle. The operator had a valid license. Officer found that the State required officer to confiscate the registration and plates from the vehicle. Officer allowed the operator to continue with taking care of family business and returning to his residence where officer went and removed the plates and a registration for the vehicle. The owner had contacted dispatch and was advised on the procedure. He advised he had faxed a letter to the judge to get driving privileges and the plates back. He was advised to contact the proper authorities then to contact this department when done. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2017 Ambulance Needed 441 CONTINENTAL DR 13 Complainant: JEREMY CRIHFIELD Officer responded to 441 Continental Dr. at the request of the Salem FD first responders for a medical. Upon arrival, the patient was speaking with emergency personnel and was ultimately transported to the Salem Regional medical center by EMT ambulance. Nothing additional was needed from this department. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 637 WOODLAND AVE On 3/20/2017 at approx. 19:21 hrs while on investigation for another call (#20171717) officers ran the subject, Jason C. Sorrentino, through LEADS. Mr. Sorrentino had a warrant for failure to appear out of Columbiana County. Mr. Sorrentino was placed into custody and transported back to Salem PD for booking process. Mr. Sorrentino was then released to the Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrestee; Jason C. Sorrentino DOB: 04/06/1984 637 Woodland Ave Salem, OH 44460 Charge- Warrant- Failure to Appear Ptl. D. Osberg ************************************ Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 943 W WILSON ST B Complainant: KRISTA LITTLE On 3/20/2017 a subject and her daughter reported to Salem Police Department for a harassment complaint. The complainant advised her daughter is receiving inappropriate messages from other students at her school. After gathering the needed information officers advised the complainant to notify the school and officers would notify the school resource officer. Ptl. D. Osberg ************************************ Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 1440 ORCHARD AVE Complainant: SALLY WEINGART Complainant advised that just prior to time of call unknown person(s) egged her daughters vehicle that was parked in the driveway and spun their tires through her front yard. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************** Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 1617 E STATE ST ARBAUGH PRC GREENISEN FUNERAL HOME Complainant: BOB GREENISEN Complainant advised that sometime between 1900 and 2200 hrs. and unknown vehicle backed into one of the vehicles owned by the funeral home, causing damage to the left rear corner of the vehicle. The suspect vehicle then fled the scene. No description of the suspect vehicle was available. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin **********************************
Tuesday, March 21, 2017 11:49 AM -0500 Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Animal Complaint 846 E THIRD ST Complainant: BOBBI MITCHELL Officer(s) responded to the above location and could not find the dog in question at large. Officer met with the complainant who advised the dog resided at the corner duplex on the west side. The complainant advised she was not hurt but got muddy when she had to pick her mothers dog up she was walking keeping it from being attacked. Officer went to the residence 890 and talked with a female there who advised the dog was her mothers. Officer advised her to let her mother know that this was a warning that the next time charges can be forth coming. She advised she would let her mother know. She advised that the dog just got off it's chain. Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 678 PARK AVE While on patrol, officer observed a vehicle parked in the curb lawn in front of 678 Park Ave. The vehicle appeared that it regularly parks there, due to the area having been torn up without grass and muddy tracks. A warning was left on the vehicle to be moved with no further parking at the said location. Sgt. D. Green ************************************ Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Reckless Operator N LINCOLN AVE / E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of a reckless operator on N. Lincoln Ave. at E. 3rd St. The vehicle was located turning southbound onto Woodland Ave. This officer monitored the driver and did observe him traveling in the oncoming lane of travel. A traffic stop was conducted and the driver was advised of the complaint. He was not under the influence of any alcoholic beverages and officer confirmed that he did not need any medical attention. The driver was advised that due to previous calls regarding his driving, any future complaints may result with a citation or him needing to be re-tested. Sgt. D. Green *********************************** Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 327 FAIR AVE 1/2 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the above location and could hear the music coming from the residence 327 & 327 1/2 duplex on the road way. Officer made contact with the owner/renter of at 327 1/2 who advised his friend lives next door but works days but the music is coming from his side. Officer(s) advised him of the complaint and the ordinance which he advised he thought during the day time he could have it up. He didn't think it was that loud. After a short discussion he turned the music down and was advised he received a verbal warning along with this report number so in case officers returned he couldn't say he wasn't warned. Officer advised him he could be cited next time. NOTE: He advised he had not received the last red warning from Officer Wirkner that was left a week or more ago. It was placed on the 327 residence side which possibly the friend took and never advised him. Ptl. French ********************************** Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Speak To Officer 712 S LINCOLN AVE A B C Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER The complainant responded to this department to report concerns. She advised that she picks her child up daily at the above location. She stated that a female picks her small child up as well and does not use a child car seat or any type of restraint. The complainant was advised that this officer would monitor the area during the times she stated. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Accident Private Property UNIT # 1 Owner/Driver: SHANNON DUKO UNIT # 2 Driver: FLORENCE SPACK, Owner HENDRY SPACK SERCIVES Two Vehicle Private Property Accident. Unit # 2 entered the lot and was traveling eastbound through the parking lot. Unit # 1 was facing northbound in a parking space. The driver of Unit # 1 advised that she just began to back up and did not know where Unit # 2 came from. Both vehicles collided in the travel lane of the parking lot. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the left rear bumper and Unit # 2 sustained damage to the length of the drivers side. Sgt. D. Green ************************************ Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Accidental Damage 292 W STATE ST B STADIUM BUlCK GMC Unit#l DRI BUCKNER, RAYNARD H 5446 ST RT 113 BELLEVUE, OH, Owner TRANSPORT CO INC The driver of Unit#l was pulling into the south side parking lot on W. State St. of the above business to unload cars when his trailer struck a light pole in the lot. No damage was observed to Unit#l 's trailer and damage was observed to the light pole that is owned by Ohio Edison. All information was gathered for the report. Ptl Miller ********************************* Date: Monday, March 20, 2017 Traffic Offense S LINCOLN AVE / COLUMBIA Officer did a routine traffic stop on Columbia St at S Lincoln Ave. The driver of the vehicle was found to be intoxicated and given field sobriety test. The driver was taken into custody for OVI and transported back the police station to be processed and booked. The vehicle was towed from the scene. A translator was called to the scene due to a language barrier. The male subject was issued his paperwork and was picked up by a friend from the police station. Arrested: Domingo Vicente Calel DOB: 11-29-1985 Address: 509 Columbia St, Apt A, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a, No DL ORC 4510.12A1, and Left of Center ORC 4511.25A Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 184 E FOURTH ST 1/2 Complainant: OMAR MUNOZ Officers responded to the 100 block of E Fourth St for a report of a domestic disturbance. Officers arrived on scene and made contact with individuals involved. Officers determined that a husband and wife had a verbal argument, and the wife was fearful that the husband might become violent due to being intoxicated, therefore the wife and three juvenile children had left the residence to wait in a vehicle until officers arrived. There was a language barrier and an interpreter was summoned to the scene. Officers were informed that there had been no threats or physical violence, however the husband had reportedly damaged the doors to a wooden media center in the living room after becoming angry. The wife and children made arrangement to stay elsewhere for the evening. The male individual was advised through the interpreter of domestic violence laws and possible consequences. He was further advised not to leave the residence tonight due to being intoxicated. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Assist Other Agency 2203 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: JACOB HILLYER Officer responded to the 2200 block of E State St for a report of runaway juveniles. The juveniles were reported missing from Goshen Township the previous day. Officer arrived and did locate the females. They were transported to the Salem police station where they were later picked up by a guardian. Ptl D Beeson ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Menacing / Threats 226 VINE AVE 7 Complainant: Mary Kleinecht Officer responded to the 200 block of Vine for a report of possible menacing. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant, Information was gathered and officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 195 W TENTH ST Complainant: ROBERT GRIMM Officers responded to the 100 block of W Tenth St to take a report of criminal damage. The complainant advised officers that some time last night someone egged his vehicle. Officers took photos of the vehicle. The matter is under investigation. Ptl J Brooks ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Civil Matter 808 E SIXTH ST Complainant: DUSTIN SUMMERS Officers responded to the Salem Police Department to speak to a complainant over the telephone. The complainant advised officers that he was evicted from a residence and the owner of the residence will not give him the rest of his belongings. Officers advised the complainant that the matter was civil and that he would have to contact the court. Ptl J Brooks *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 637 CHERRY ST Complainant: CARREE GILMORE Officers responded to the 600 block of Cherry St for a report of criminal damaging. The complainant advised officers that someone egged her vehicle and her house sometime late last night. Ptl J Brooks *********************************
Monday, March 20, 2017 10:24 AM -0500 Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Accident With Injury E STATE ST / N LINCOLN AVE Unit #1, Driver: Owner, ROSS JOSEPH Unit #2, Driver: Owner, JAMES KLEINMAN Officers responded to the intersection of E State St and S Lincoln Ave for a car accident with possible injuries. Unit #1 made a right hand turn headed eastbound on E State St from S Lincoln Ave. Unit #2 was headed westbound on E State St and went into the left turn lane on E State St. Unit #1 did not make a sharp enough turn and the front end of Unit #1 struck the front end of Unit #2. The driver of Unit #1 was very disoriented and first responders and EMS was called to the scene. The driver of Unit #2 advised he did not need any medical attention and signed a waiver for medical attention. Pictures were taken of the damage done to both vehicles and Unit #2 was able to be driven from the scene. The driver of Unit #1 was transported by EMT to Salem Regional Medical Center and his vehicle was legally parked in a nearby parking lot. The driver of Unit #1 was later issued a traffic citation. Cited: Ross C. Joseph DOB: 03-26-1927 Address: 457 S Madison Ave, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Turning right into right lane city ordinance 331 .10 Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 100 BLOCK OF W TENTH ST Officer was flagged down on N. Ellsworth for a report of multiple vehicles that were egged ranging from the 100 blk of W. 10th all the way down to Jennings Ave. Officer checked the area and did observe the cars in question. Officer documented all the registrations of the vehicles. The incident is under investigation. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 340 ROSE AVE Complainant: DALE HAINES Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a warrant check. Upon arrival, officers located a female with an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The warrant was confirmed and the female was placed into custody. The female was processed at Salem PD and then released to CCSO. Arrested: Rebecca L. Thompson DOB:02/14/80 672 Lisbon Canfield Rd. Salem, OH 44460 Charge: Warrant for FTA/Assault Sgt. K. Toy *************************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 384 W NINTH ST SALEM Complainant: CHRISTIE NUZZO Officer responded to the above address for a criminal damage report. Upon arrival it was advised that eggs was thrown at the complainants vehicle. Officer documented damages with photographs. Officer advised the complainant that there has been a numerous amount of vehicles that had been egged and advised that if she notices any further damage done to the vehicle to contact the station. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Saturday, March 18, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 780 W STATE ST SALEM Officer on patrol ran a random vehicle registration and found the registered ownerldriver to have an active arrest warrant out of Columbiana County for FTA on a Child Support case. Officer contacted the driver in the 700 block of W. State St. and confirmed the warrant. The driver was taken into custody and turned over to a CCSO deputy without incident. Arrested: Steven L. Spargo DOB:02/28/1995 of 215 Chris Ave. H3 Washingtonville Ohio Charge: Warrant Arrest Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM HOS PITAL Complainant: SRMC Officer responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center for a report of a possible sexual assault. Officer arrived and spoke with a male who claimed sexual assault. The male did not provide many details and refused to cooperate with officers on the investigation. Ptl D Beeson ******************************* Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 1162 S LINCOLN AVE A Complainant: MARGARET KEAN Officer responded to the 1100 block of S Lincoln Ave for a burglary report. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a male known to her entered her residence and demanded money for a vehicle that he purchased for the complainant. The complainant advised that she told the male to leave and he did so after taking cash that was laying out. Officer did speak with the male involved who stated that he was invited into the home and that nothing was stolen. The incident will be sent to the Columbiana County Prosecutors office for a review on charges. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Civil Matter Complainant: KRISTEN CHRISTENSEN Officer spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding a civil matter. The complainant advised that she had an altercation with her ex-boyfriend regarding their child. *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Suspicious Activity 271 S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officers responded to suspicious activity on in the 100 block of W Wilson St. and located the subjects. Officers found nothing criminal at this time and the juveniles were advised to stay off business properties they were not suppose to be on. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2875 E STATE ST A SALEM SUPERMARKET Complainant: REBECCA SHULTZ Officers responded to the 2800 block of E State St for a dispute. The female subject advised her and her boyfriend got into an argument inside the store and he took her vehicle keys and left. The vehicle was still parked in the parking lot and was locked. The female subject advised she would contact her father to get her extra car key from home. She was unable to provide enough information about her boyfriend for officers to identify him. Officers advised her to call the PD if her boyfriend did take the vehicle while she was waiting for the extra key. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Suspicious Activity 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: MELISSA MALONEY Officers responded to the 800 block of Pennsylvania Ave in regards to a suspicious activity report. The complainant advised that two males had been throwing rocks at the employee vehicles in the parking lot. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate anyone matching the description. No damage was reported. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 18. 2017 Suspicious Activity 462 E PERSHING ST Complainant: MARIE HILL Officer responded to the 400 block of E Pershing St for a report of suspicious activity. The complainant advised that four males in the area were messing with items at a business. Officer did locate the males who had already cleared the area. The males were advised of the complaint. Ptl D Beeson ************************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 621 CEDAR ST Complainant: DESIREE COPE Officer responded to the 600 block of Cedar for a report of a runaway juvenile. Officer did gather the information and checked for the male. The male was not located and possible destinations were unknown. The male was entered into LEADS as missing/runaway. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 1341 FAIRVIEW AVE Complainant: JESSICA BROWN Officers responded to 1300 block of Fairview Ave for a domestic dispute report between a mother and daughter. The mother advised her daughter was acting out and when told to go to her room she became violent. The mother stated that the daughter hit her several times in the back. The juvenile daughter stated that her and her mother got in a verbal argument and her mother had struck her when she didn't listen. Neither party had any visible marks on their person. Statements were taken from both parties as well as a witness and advised the incident would be reviewed by the prosecutor. The matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Assault CENTENNIAL PARK PARK PLAYGROUND Complainant: ALEXANDER DOUBLE Officers responded to Centennial Park where an adult male individual advised that he had been assaulted by another individual. The victim had sustained visible injuries from being struck in his left eye and forehead. Salem First Responders and KLG responded and checked the individual. A family member responded to the scene and transported the victim to Salem Regional Medical Center for further treatment. The suspect was identified and the victim was advised that if he wished to pursue charges he could respond to Salem PD in the near future to provide a written statement. The victim also reported that his vehicle sustained several dents as a result of the suspect striking while trying to get at the victim. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Accidental Damage 516 E STATE ST E Officer responded to the 500 block of E State St for a report of accidental damage. Officer arrived and located a fixture on the sidewalk that was damaged. A note was left for the street department to fix the problem. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, LISBON Officer responded to the Salem Police Station to assist Ohio State Patrol with an OVI arrest. Officer stood by while the Trooper read the male subject his paperwork and issued him several citations. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 500 E FOURTH ST 220 Complainant: GREGORY CURTIS Officer responded to the 500 block of E Fourth St for a report of telecommunications harassment. Officer arrived and spoke to the complainant who advised that a male unknown to him was texting his phone. Officer did advise that male to block the phone number and cleared. Ptl D Beeson ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Obstructed Roadway While on patro1,officer located several tires that were removed from a nearby display. Tires were returned to the display area at the Firestone Store. ********************************* Date: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Criminal Trespassing E PERSHING 1400 BLOCK B PARK PLAYGROUND While on patrol officer located an occupied vehicle in Centennial Park off of E Pershing St. Officer made contact with the occupants, both of which had previously consumed alcoholic beverages. Officer confirmed neither was wanted and they attempted to contact a ride, but were unable. One of the individuals had a relative who resided nearby and the individuals did walk to that location after securing the vehicle. The owner advised she would return for her vehicle in the morning. Sgt B Slider ************************************
Sunday, March 19, 2017 09:03 AM -0500 Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Accident Private Property 2424 E STATE ST Unit # 1 Driver Richard Wolford Owner MARIAN WOLFORD Unit # 2 Driver/ Owner GINA JAMES - COOPER Officers responded to the Farmers bank parking lot for a report of a motor vehicle accident without injury. The driver of unit # 1 did bump the rear of unit # 2. Officers took photos and provided both parties involved with a copy of the report number. Ptl J Brooks ************************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Private property accident Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident on private property. Unit # 1 had been traveling through the isle when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 had been backing out of a parking spot when it struck unit # 1. Unit # 1 sustained damage to the left rear quarter, unit # 2 sustained damage to the right rear bumper. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Elizabeth Showers Unit # 2 / owner / driver / John Wargo ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Public Assist 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDALL CLUNEN Complainant calling the station to speak with a officer about a situation he believes is occurring at his residence. Officers stayed on the phone with the complainant until he left the residence. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Speak To Officer 176 S HOWARD AVE Complainant: MARY BOOTH Complainant on station to speak with a officer about several problems that are occurring in her life. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situations as they occur. Officers then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil, Cashier Officer(s) received a report of a theft from a business in the 900 block of East State St. The complainant reported that a unknown male in a Blue Chevy Trailblazer had pumped $19.99 in gas and then left the area without rendering payment. Officers had checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. The complainant was provided with the options for dealing with the situation. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Fight 2869 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: AJA EWING, 14815 S EGYPT RD SALEM, OH Officer(s) responded to the 2800 block of East State St for a reported fight in progress. On arrival officers spoke with one of the parties involved the other persons involved had already left the area. It was determined to be a verbal dispute between persons using the gas pumps. No physical violence was reported. Officers advised the persons of the complaint then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Civil Matter 1267 CEDAR RIDGE DR B Complainant: BILLIE THOMPSON Officer(s) responded to the 1200 block of Cedar ridge for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. After speaking with the complainant officers determined that the issue was civil in nature. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 2600 BLOCK OF BENTLEY DR Complainant: VIRGINIA NAYLOR Officers responded to the 2600 block of Bentley Dr for a report of a suspicious vehicle. The vehicle was unoccupied. Officers were able to locate a dealer plate on the dash. Officers contacted the leadership that the vehicle belonged to. They advised officers that the vehicle broke down and they were on the way to get the vehicle. Officers stood by with the vehicle until representatives from the dealerships came to get the vehicle. Ptl J Brooks ************************************* Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 245 HIGHLAND AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 200 block of Highland Ave for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Officers made contact with a female subject at the residence the vehicle was parked in front of. The female subject advised officers that the vehicle belonged to an individual that had just purchased the property and was having the property inspected. Ptl J Brooks *************************************** Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Assist Other Agency 8627 SALEM UNITY RD Officer responded to the 8000 block of Salem Unity Rd for a report of a large amount of black smoke. Officer did locate the source of the smoke which was a very large tire fire. The fire was in Goshen/Green township jurisdiction. Officer and the Salem Fd did assist on scene and later cleared after Goshen PD advised that everything was okay. Ptl D Beeson ************************************** Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Recovered Property 193 S LINCOLN AVE G Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINTANT Officers responded to the Salem Police Department for recovered property. Officers placed the property in the department's recovered property until it is claimed by the owner. Officers were able to find a phone number for the owner of the property and left a message for the property to be picked up. Ptl J Brooks ************************************ Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Suspicious Person 1995 E STATE ST A While on patrol officers noticed two male subjects pushing a grocery cart up E State St. Officers made contact with the subjects. They advised officers that they were using the cart to take the groceries home and then going to return it. The subjects were advised that if they did not return the cart they would be subject to theft charges. Ptl J Brooks ************************************ Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Traffic Offense - K9 Simon was deployed 780 W STATE ST While on patrol officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle in the 700 block of W State St. Upon investigation the driver of the vehicle was found to have a suspended drivers license. K9 Simon was deployed and did alert to presence of the scent of narcotics inside the vehicle. A search did yield several items which were seized The driver was cited for driving under suspension as well as possession of marijuana. Another item located in the vehicle will be sent for lab testing and charges will be pending the results. Cited: Francis D Cain DOB: 04/01/1983 Address: 690 Valley Rd Salem, OH 44460 Charge: DUS- In State Drug Offense Possession of Marijuana (MM) Ptl D Beeson ************************************** Gate: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Traffic Offense W STATE ST / JENNINGS AVE While on patrol officer observed a vehicle traveling westbound on E State St which was subsequently stopped for a minor traffic violation. Officer initiated the stop of the vehicle on W State St and after advising the driver of the reason for stop and affording a verbal warning for the offense, officer obtained consent from the driver to conduct a brief search of the vehicle passenger compartment due to a suspicious odor in the vehicle. Officer did not locate any illegal contraband and the driver departed without incident. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Suspicious Activity 2203 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: JAMES LAKE Officers responded to the 2200 block of E State St in regards to a suspicious activity report. The complainant advised that they observed a subject inside of a closed business walking around. Officers arrived on scene and checked the exterior of the building, the building was found to be secure. Officers did not observe any suspicious activity. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ************************************** Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 911 Hang-up Call 815 PROSPECT ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 800 block of Prospect St in regards to a 91 I Hang-up Call. Officers arrived on scene and were able to make contact with the residents inside of the house. Both parties advised that they had a verbal argument but nothing physical had occurred. Both parties advised that they would stay separated for the evening. Ptl C Walla ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 Traffic Offense N UNION AVE / E THIRD ST Officer initiated a traffic stop on N Union Ave near E Third St with a black Ford SUV. The driver of the vehicle was given field sobriety and taken into custody for OVI. The female subject was taken back to the police station where she was processed and booked. The female subject was offered a test and blew over the legal limit of prohibited amount of alcohol. The female subject was issued her papework and given a curtsey transport to her residence inside the city. Arrested: Denise K. McQuiston DOB: 10-09-1963 Address: 1106 E Third St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511.19Al a and ORC 4511.19Al d Ptl. E. Perry ************************************
Saturday, March 18, 2017 10:08 AM -0500 Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: DAVID McVAY Complainant on station in reference to phone harassment. Complainant advised he is receiving unwanted texts from a known person. Officer observed the text messages and both sides appeared to be texting the other. Both sides were advised to cease all further contact. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************** Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Harassment Complainant: EMILY GIBSON Complainant on station in reference to harassment. Complainant advised a family member will not cease with attempting to contact her. Officer advised her options in dealing with the situation. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************ Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Obstructed Roadway 536 FRANKLIN AVE Complainant: RICHARD JOHNSON Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to an obstructed alley. Upon arrival, the complainant advised his neighbor was parked in the public alley. Officer made contact and the vehicle was moved. Sgt. K. Toy *********************************** Date. Friday, March 17, 2017 Menacing / Threats 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDALL CLUNEN Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of East 5th St for a report of threats. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that a person unknown to him who lives in his building had threatened him. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers attempted to speak with the other person involved but he was not available. Officers did speak with the mans room mate and he was advised of the complaint. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************* Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Fraud N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: Lori Moffett Officer(s) responded to the 700 block of North Ellsworth to speak with the complainant about a fraud. The complainant stated that a person unknown to her had used her debit card information at a local store without her knowledge or permission. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) SOUTHEAST BLVD / FRANKLIN Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the area of Southeast Blvd and Franklin for a report of low hanging wires. On arrival officers located the wire in question on the southwest corner of the intersection. Officers had the FD respond and they were able to cut the wire. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Accidental Damage 1135 SHORT AVE Complainant: SUSAN BAILEY Complainant on station to report damage to her vehicle. Officers took photos of the damage and were unable to determine the cause of the damage. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Fraud 2312 TANGELWOOD DR Complainant: JACQUE RICH Officer(s) responded to the 2300 block of Tanglewood for a reported fraud. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had attempted to use her information at a retail store. Officers provided the complainant with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 Theft 367 W FIFTH ST Complainant: JAMES PRIDEMORE Officer responded to 367 W. Fifth St. after male complainant, James Pridemore advised that overnight unknown person(s) entered his red 2008 Dodge truck and removed a set of Golf Clubs, which were enclosed in a Cleveland Browns golf bag. Also a bowling bag with two bowling balls, bowling shoes and $75.00 in cash was taken along with some winter clothing. Officer observed fresh foot prints in the snow and began to track them. While tracking the footprints officer located most of the complainant's property behind a garage in the 300 block of W. 5th St. Still missing is the $75.00 in cash. The property was photographed and returned to the complainant. Report number was provided to the complainant and advised to contact this department if he found anything else missing. Investigation is pending. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************* Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1200 BLOCK OF CEDAR RIDGE Officer on patrol in the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Drive observed a white Cadillac sedan parked with the rear of the vehicle approximately three feet from the curb. A parking citation was issued. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************* Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 1200 BLOCK OF CEDAR RIDGE Officers observed a white truck parked illegally in the 1200 block of Cedar Ridge Dr. The vehicle was parked on the wrong side of the roadway in a prohibited parking zone. Shortly after officers observed the vehicle, the operator came outside to move it. The operator was advised of the complaint and the vehicle was moved without incident. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 375 E FIFTH ST 1E Complainant: PIERSON, KYLE JAMES 6067 Camp Blvd Hanoverton, OH Police responded to a complaint of loud drums being played in the 500 block of E. 5th St.. Police made contact with the offending party and advised him of the complaint. He advised he would be quiet for the night. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************** Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 Person Down E PERSHING 1400 BLOCK B Officers responded to Centennial Park near E Pershing St for a female in distress. Upon arrival, officers briefly spoke with the female who advised that her head was hurting. The female then collapsed and became unresponsive. The Salem Fire Department First Responders and EMT Ambulance responded to the scene. The female was subsequently transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for treatment. Ptl. Cochran ***************************************
Friday, March 17, 2017 10:32 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 Fraud 1310 CAROLE DR GROCERY Complainant: Denver Meade Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/victim who advised that some time this date unknown person(s) used his credit/debit card with out his permission twice in a Wal-Mart in Akron and once in a Wal-Mart in N. Canton. The complainant/victim advised he had the card canceled and that the stores needed a report done. Officer gave the complainant/victim this report number and he advised he would make contact with the stores to give them the number along with the bank. Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 Person To Be Removed 552 E EIGHTH ST Complainant: SEVERN FATHERLY Report of a subject to be removed from the above address. Upon arrival, this officer spoke to all parties involved and the female subject agreed to leave so there would be no further problems. Ptl Miller ********************************** Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 Accident Private Property 631 E NINTH ST 4 Complainant: DANIEL ELLIOTT Traffic Crash Report Private Property Crash Unit #I: PARKED Ohio registration, GIB9640 2014 Ford 4s Focus Silver in color lnsured with: Geico Owner: Julia Robitaille 663 Woodland SAlem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: Ohio registration, GXS9104 2003 Dodge SW Grand Caravan White in color lnsured with: Agent: Brent Lewis Owner: Charles CorbettlAmericor (Taxi) 1584 N. Lincoln Salem, Ohio 44460 Operator: Daniel Elliott 631 E. 9th St Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #I was parked to the north side of the parking lot facing north. Unit #2 attempted to back up north bound from the south side of the parking lot. Unit #2's right rear corner striking Unit #Its right rear corner. No Injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. NOTE: This crash occurred yesterday, Wednesday , 03-15-17 at approximately 1830hrs. Operator of Unit #2 gave the female grand daughter his vehicle information in stead of the taxi companies insurance information. they were advised they needed a report filed. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 Accident Private Property 174 S LINCOLN AVE C CHADs BARBER SHOP Unit# l Driver: Sue Oprandi - Owner SARCHIONE -CHEVROLET INC Unit# 2 owner Alice Gunning Unit# 1 was parked in a parking lot then backed into Unit# 2 causing damage to the front left fender. Unit#l had no noticeable damage, Unit# 2 was unoccupied. Both vehicles were able to be driven from the parking lot. Ptl. M.Wirkner ************************************ Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 Fraud 180 W SIXTEENTH ST DISCOUNT STORE Complainant: Stephen Guappone Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/victim who advised that he was checking his bank account and found a charge pending from yesterday, Wednesday, 03-15-17 at WalMart at approximately 1930hrs using the self-check out. The complainant/victim advised that he still has his bank card which is now canceled and has never lost it. Unknown how subject(s) may have gotten the number(s) for his card to use it. Will check with WalMart loss prevention to see if any thing comes up on their tapes. Ptl. French *************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 284 E FOURTH ST 1W Complainant: Lana Billiter Officers responded to the above location for a report of a subject dancing in the front yard half naked, Officers spoke with the subject who stated he was shoveling the walkway in his boxers and robe. Ptl. M.Wirkner *************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Sexual Imposition (Touching) 385 S LINCOLN AVE Officer on station spoke with a juvenile complainant and her family in regards to an attempted sexual imposition incident involving a minor. The family advised that on Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at around 2130 hrs, the juvenile was visiting her sister at a residence in the 300 block of S Lincoln Ave. They advised that a male known to them stopped by and asked to use the restroom. After the male had used the restroom, the female juvenile went into the restroom and the male followed her inside and blocked to door. They advised that the male had made a sexual proposition to the juvenile female. The matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Menacing / Threats 435 W WILSON ST FACTORY Complainant: ROBERT KETCHUM Officer responded to the 400 block of W Wilson St in regards to a threats report. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that he and another male work as cleaners for a local factory. The complainant advised that he asked the male to be gentle with the cleaning tools and the male did not want to listen to him. Complainant stated that he then advised that he would contact the boss and the male threatened him with physical harm. Officer also spoke with the male who advised that he did threaten the complainant but nothing was physical. The complainant advised that he did not wish to pursue the matter but only wanted the incident to be documented. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Solicitor(s) 564 BANK ST Complainant: ALEXIS CIBULA Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Bank Street for a report of solicitors. Officers responded and located two female subjects in the 500 block of Walnut Street who worked for Constellation Energy. Contact was made and both advised that they were waiting for a ride as they were finished for the day. Officers were advised that they did not have a permit and their boss was supposed to take care of any needed permits. Officers advised both subjects that a permit is needed if they are coming back to the city and for them to advise their boss of the needed permit. Both were advised that citations would be issued if they do not have a permit in the future. Ptl. C. Crider ***************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 637 AETNA ST SALEM Complainant: NICOLE SUDIA Officers responded to the 600 block of Aetna St in regards to a juvenile problem. Upon arrival, complainant advised that her 17 year old stepson had left the residence at 0530 hrs and has not come home. Complainant and her husband, the junveile's father, advised that their son was possibly at a friends residence without permission. Officers found an address for the friend and made contact with the family. The juvenile was subsequently located at that address and given a voluntary transport home. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Date: Thursday, March 16, 2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 215 W FIFTH ST Complainant: KRYSTEL DAISY Officers were dispatched to the area of W. Fifth Street and N. Howard Avenue for a report of a breaking and entering in progress. Officers responded and were directed by the complainant to a garage in the 200 block of W. Fifth Street where officers could observe two male subjects inside the garage. Officers were advised that the subjects were observed running through yards before entering the garage. Officers made contact with two male subjects inside the garage who were detained and after investigation it was found neither subject had permission to be on the property or in the garage. One of the subjects had a pistol concealed in his pocket. Both subjects were subsequently arrested for breaking and entering and transported to the Columbiana County Jail. Charges for the weapon are pending. Arrested: Cody A. Barham (LKA) 627 N. Lincoln Avenue Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 11/05/1993) Brandon M. Huff (LKA) 378 Y2 E. Fourth Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 12/03/1994) Breaking and Entering F5 Ptl. C. Crider ***************************************
Thursday, March 16, 2017 11:12 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Person To Be Removed 375 E FIFTH ST Complainant: LENNIE GRIFFITH Officer on station spoke with a male complainant who is the land lord of an apartment building in the 300 block of E Fifth St. Complainant advised that he would like to press trespassing charges on a male who has been staying with a tenant in the building. Complainant was advised that, due to the length of time that the male has been staying at the residence, he would need to legally evict the male from the property. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Solicitor(s) 266 W EIGHTH ST Complainant: REBECCA SOULES Officer was dispatched to the 200 block of W Eighth St in regards to solicitors. Upon arrival, officer located the solicitors and advised them of the complaint. They advised that their company does possess a permit from the city to solicit. Due to them not being able to prove that they possess a permit, the solicitors ceased for the evening. Officer cleared Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Stolen Vehicle 423 S LUNDY AVE A GROCERY Complainant: JOYCE GUILER Officer responded to the Sparkle Market in regards to a stolen vehicle report. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that she had left her vehicle in the parking lot and walked to a near by bank. She advised that the vehicle was gone upon her return. Upon further investigation, her vehicle was located in the 600 block of E State St by another officer. The female was afforded a voluntary transport to her vehicle and officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Accidental Damage 847 WASHINGTON AVE Complainant: WILLIAM HALLEWELL Officer responded to 847 Washington Ave. for a damaged vehicle report. The complainant advised his vehicle was in the process of being towed early this morning due to the (snow) parking ban. He advised that he came out of the house just as the vehicle was hooked up by the tow truck to prevent it from being towed away. The complainant advised that as he was driving to work, he noticed something wrong with his vehicle. He took it to get looked at and found that the tie rod was bent and had to be replaced, which was reportedly caused when the tow truck hooked up his vehicle. Kaiser Towing Sgt. D. Green **************************************** Date: Wednesdav. March 15, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 1009 E THIRD ST SALEM Complainant: TODD MESKELL Officer responded to 1009 E. 3rd St. for a report of criminal damage. The complainant advised that he is in the process of remodeling the residence and it is currently vacant. He stated that he noticed that the front door was ajar and appeared to be forcefully opened. The interior of the residence was checked and the complainant advised that nothing appeared out of order or missing. Photos of the locking mechanism were taken and the complainant was advised that an extra patrol would be conducted. Sgt. D. Green ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Domestic Dispute Report 816 ADAMS AVE SALEM Complainant: MICHAEL BROWN Report of a Domestic Dispute at the above address. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that his adult son was creating a disturbance at the residence. Officers spoke with the son, he advised that he and his parents have been fighting for the past couple of weeks over personal issues. Officers spoke with all parties involved and all agreed to stay away from each other so there would be no further problems. Officers did advise of the Domestic Violence laws if officers return. Ptl Miller *********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Accident Private Property 2235 E PERSHING ST C SALEM HOME MEDICAL Unit#1 Owner/Driver: MABEL WOOLF, 16 E VINE ST ALLIANCE, OH Unit#2 Owner ROBIN WlLKES The driver of Unit#l advised that she was attempting to back into a parking space when she backed into Unit#2 who was legally parked at the time of the accident. Minor damage was done to Unit#2 at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 352 2 FIFTH ST Officer(s) were moving vehicles due to the snow parking ban in effect. Officer found that a vehicle parked in the 300blk of W. 5th had an expired license plate. Ohio registration, EEGI 992 expired 02-10- 17. Officer issued a pink ticket to the vehicle and made contact with the owner to move the vehicle which she advised she would move it. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 375 E FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant: RANDY KLUNEN Officer(s) responded to the above location and made contact with the complainant. He advised he thought that the males residing down stairs under his apartment had tried to gain entry into his. Officer(s) checked and found no one home or they would not answer the door of where the males resided. Officer(s) checked the building and found nothing appearing wrong. The complainant advised he was leaving until 1500hrs this date because the males were to be gone by then, the landlord was evicting them. Officer found no evidence of any attempt to gain entry into the complainants apartment. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Accident Private Property 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Unit#2 Owner MARC MCCUTCHEON The driver of Unit#l, JESSE BARTON, was operating a piece equipment to clear the snow in the above parking lot when the equipment slid, it struck the right side of Unit#2 that was parked in the lot. Unit#2, AMANDA MCCUTCHEON, advised that her vehicle was parked in the above parking lot and she was working inside when she was advised of the accident. Moderate damage was observed to the right side of Unit#2. Ptl Miller ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported CEDAR RIDGE DR / SOUTHEAST BLVD UNlT#1 STEVEN BARNES DRIVER, UNIT#l JEZEK CLIFTON PASSENGER Owner JOSEPH COLlAN Unit#1 was traveling eastbound on South East Blvd at Cedar Ridge when two Salem City plow trucks were traveling westbound clearing the roadway. Unit#l drove off the roadway and ran over a brick mailbox and disabled Unit#l. The driver of Unit#l was cited for driving under a FRA suspension. Kaiser Towing towed the vehicle from the scene. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 1654 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: THOMAS SHAW Officer responded to 1654 N. Ellsworth Ave. for an unruly juvenile. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that his stepdaughter has become unruly once she had her cellular phone taken away. Officer attempted to speak to the female juvenile, but she initially refused to. Once she began to talk, she used vulgar language towards her stepfather while I was speaking with her. Officer explained the consequences of her actions, should she continue her actions. The parents were advised the procedures to file unruly charges through juvenile court. A short time later, officers were advised that the juvenile left the residence on foot without permission. While officers were checking the area, a short time later, she returned home and continued with her unruly behavior. She reportedly struck her step father in the face a couple of times. Officers returned to the residence for the 3rd time and the female juvenile was placed into custody for domestic violence. She was transported to this department for processing and then transported to the Tobin Center, pending her appearance in juvenile court. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Public Assist 352 W FIFTH ST Complainant: JENETTE STECKER Officer assisted a resident with moving her vehicle on W. 5th St. due to the parking ban. She was unable to get out and move the vehicle, therefore officer moved it from the street and parked it in her driveway. Sgt. D. Green ******************************* Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Domestic In Progress 1654 N ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: THOMAS SHAW Officers responded to 1654 N. Ellsworth Ave. for a report of a domestic dispute between a female juvenile and her stepfather. This was the third call regarding the female causing problems within the home. Upon officers arrival, the complainant (stepfather) advised that his daughter has continued her unruly actions since this officer left the first time. She returned home after leaving the residence and continued her behavior. She reportedly struck her stepfather in the face a couple of times. She was placed into custody for domestic violence and transported to this department for processing. She was then transported to the Tobin Center pending her appearance in juvenile court. SEE REPORT # 20171568 Sgt. D. Green ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST B HOSPITAL Complainant: NURSE, ER Officer(s) responded to the above location and was advised by hospital staff and security that a male patient had came in on his own and they had to administer narcan to him. He was up set since he is on a methadone program and had just taken his dose. He came because he fell down his steps at his residence in Lisbon and came for medical treatment. NOTE: This is the same male subject from a week ago which took off with the large hospital boot on which officer(s) could not locate then. He needed to stay until the one hour limit passed which was almost up. His mother came and oficer(s) cleared. Hospital was advised to call if they needed us to come back. Ptl. French *********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM HOSPITAL Complainant: SALEM ER, HOSPITAL Officers responded to the above location for a report of a disorderly person. The subject was just involved in a two car accident and was transported to Salem ER by KLG, the subject calmed down once Officers arrived. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1650 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: MICHAEL ECKMAN Officer, first responders, and EMS responded to the 1600 block of Southeast Boulevard for a medical call involving a juvenile. The juvenile was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by EMT. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************** Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 Assist Perry Police N ELLSWORTH AVE / BYPASS Officer stood by with a driver who had slid off the slick roadway,until Perry PD arrived. ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 N BROADWAY AVE / E THIRD While on patrol officers noticed a dog at large in the 300 block of N Broadway Ave. Officers were able to locate the owner of the dog. The owner of the dog was given a verbal warning for his dog being unattended to and not on a leash. Ptl J Brooks ********************************** Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fifth St for a report of someone trying to break into a residence. The complainant advised officers that he heard someone trying to get in through the back door to his residence. Officers checked the area, but were unable to locate anyone. Ptl J Brooks ******************************** Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 2789 E STATE ST 3 Complainant: AMANDA KESSEL Officer responded to the 2700 block of E State St for a report of a dispute. The complainant advised that her ex-boyfriend had come into her place of business and was yelling. The male had since left the area. Officer did advise the complainant of how to obtain a protection order and also will contact the male to advise him that he is no longer welcome at the business. Ptl D Beeson *************************************
Wednesday, March 15, 2017 11:48 AM -0500 March 13, 2017 CRASH St Rt 1 / State St UNIT # 1 HAD BEEN TRAVELING WEST 1N THE 2500 BLOCK OF ST RT 14 WHEN IT WAS STRUCK BY UNIT # 2. UNIT # 2 HAD ALSO BEEN TRAVELING WEST IN THE 2500 BLOCK OF ST RT 14 WHEN THE DRIVER ATTEMPTED TO CHANGE LANES, THIS ACTION CAUSED UNIT # 2 TO STRIKE UNIT #1 Unit 1 Driver: Michelle Perry , 612 Angiline Dr, Youngstown Unit 2 Driver: Eugene Dirl, 136 Shingiss St. McKees Port, Pa **********************************
Wednesday, March 15, 2017 11:43 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: ZACHARY LEWIS Officer spoke with a man on the phone regarding a child custody issue. It was determined to be outside of Salem and he was referred to Goshen PD and or Mahoning county courts for additional help. Banar901 ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person Complainant: FRANCIS SHERIDAN Officer took a report on station. It was advised that the complainant woke up with a foreign substance in his mouth. Officer had asked if he would like to be seen by medical personnel. Officer was advised from his daughter that they would be taking him to his family doctor to figure out what it was that was in his mouth. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************* Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 91I Hang-Up Call 1240 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1200 block of E Third St for a 91 1 hang-up call. The officer made contact with the mother at the residence who advised the children had an old cellphone and may have called from it. The mother advised that she would take the phone away from the children. Officers cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************ Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Traffic Offense N HOWARD AVE / W SECOND ST Officer initiated a traffic stop with a vehicle on W Second St near Howard. The driver of the vehicle was found to have a suspended drivers license. Officer did also smell the scent of narcotics coming from the vehicle and a probable cause search did yield contraband recovered. The driver was cited for Driving under Court Suspension and with possession of marijuana. Another item confiscated will be sent for lab testing. Additional charges pending the lab results. Cited: Lucas E. Keck DOB: 03/05/1995 Address: 987 Valley Rd Salem, OH 44460 Charge: DUS- Court Possession of Marijuana (MM) Ptl D Beeson ********************************* Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 EMT Ambulance Complainant: DAWN HOWE Salem First Responders and EMT Ambulance were dispatched to the 600 block of Prospect St. Officer was in the area as First Responders were arriving on scene, therefore officer stood by to assure no further assistance would be needed. EMT Ambulance arrived a short time later and the individual was subsequently transported by EMT. Sgt B Slider ********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Suspicious Person 1571 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: MATTHEW LOUK Officer responded to the 1500 block of Southeast Blvd for a report of a suspicious person. The complainant advised that someone unknown to them was at a neighbors home and they knew that the neighbor was not home. Officer did check on the person who was found to have permission to be in the home. Officer cleared. Ptl D Beeson *********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Unruly / Delinquent Complainant: JAMIE GARROD The complainant advised that her teenage juvenile son was recently unruly, having refused to go to sleep last night and subsequently refusing to wake up and go to school today. Officer gathered information and advised the parent on the procedure for contacting juvenile court to pursue unruly charges if necessary. Officer further advised the parent to contact the police to have an officer respond the next time her son becomes unruly. Sgt B Slider ********************************* Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Ambulance Needed FRANKLIN AVE / OHIO AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the intersection of Ohio Ave and Franklin Ave for a report of a suspicious vehicle. Officers located a male subject inside the vehicle. After further investigation officers deemed the nature of the call to be medical. Officers were able to get the passenger door of the vehicle open and speak to the male subject. The male subject advised officers and FD that he was a diabetic. The male subject was transported to Salem Regional Medical Center by KLG. Ptl J Brooks ******************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Fraud Complainant: PHYLLIS HASELOW Officer spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding fraud. The female stated that she had fraudulent charges on her bank account. The complainant stated that she had been in contact with her bank and that they requested a police report be filed. Officer did gather the information and then issued a report number. Ptl D Beeson ********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Speak To Officer 647 OLIVE ST Complainant: BARBIE CAIN Officer spoke to a complainant at the police station regarding a past identity theft issue. The female stated that she had her identity stolen in the past and that as a result an arrest warrant was associated with her social security number. The female stated that she had been in contact with the Attorney General's office and that they requested a police report number. Officer did issue the report number. Ptl D Beeson ********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Menacing / Threats 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fifth St to take a report of menacing. The complainant advised officers that his neighbor keeps making threats to cause him physical harm. The matter is under investigation. Ptl J Brooks **********************************
Tuesday, March 14, 2017 09:15 AM -0500 Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Accident Private Property 2586 E STATE ST A SALEM DOLLAR TREE Officer(s) responded to the 2500 block of East State St for a reported two vehicle accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling west in the 2500 block of East State St when it was struck by unit # 2. Unit # 2 had also been traveling west in the 2500 block of East State St when the driver changed lanes and struck unit # 1. There were no reported injuries and no citations were issued. Unit # 1 sustained minor damage to the left rear quarter. Unit # 1 sustained no visible damage. Unit # 1 / owner / Brian Perry driver / Michele Perry vehicle / 2008 Saturn Unit # 2 / owner / Eaborn Truck Service driver / Eugene Dirl vehicle 1 1999 Freightliner Ptl R Keister ************************************* Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Drug Paraphernalia 247 E FIFTH ST Complainant: RANDALL, GLEN ADELBERT 546 W MAIN ST EAST PALESTINE, OH Officer took a report on station. It was advised from the complainant that his 15 year old daughter found drug paraphernalia at her mothers house. The complainant advised that he had already made a report with child protective services on the issue. Officer advised the complainant to tell his daughter to not touch anything that she finds. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Civil Matter 459 MULLINS ST Complainant: TRUDY DOUGLAS Officer stood by in the area while a landlord attempted to make contact with a tenant about a civil matter. Officer only stood by to maintain the peace as the landlord had concerns over some text messages she had allegedly received from the tenant. No contact was made at the door and landlord and officer both departed the area without incident. Officer Banar ********************************* Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Civil Matter 559 CONTINENTAL DR C Complainant: BREANNA BELANGER Officer responded to the above address for a civil matter. It was advised from the complainant that her landlord had changed the locks to the door and her belongings was inside of the home. Officer spoke with the landlord and it was advised that the complainant was not on the lease to the home therefor the complainant would have to take the landlord to court to obtain her belongings. The landlord also advised that $2,400 dollars was owed to him in back rent and that if that was paid he would have no problem letting the complainant get her belongings. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Fraud 665 JEFFERSON AVE Complainant: LEROY ROSENBERGER Complainant on station to report that someone unknown to him had used his bank account information and made multiple purchases at several location. The complainant was provided with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************* Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Fraud 1932 MONROE ST Complainant: VICTOR HAUETER Complainant on station to report that someone unknown to him had used his bank account information and made multiple purchases at several location. The complainant was provided with the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / PENN AVE Officer observed a vehicle go over the curb and onto the side walk. Officer initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle and the driver Timothy Tomor was found to be suspended. As a result officer issued Tomor a citation for driving under suspension and driving on the side walk. Officer gave Tomor a court date at the Columbiana County Municipal Court. A valid driver did come and pick up the vehicle. Officer cleared. Cited:Timothy Tomor arrest # 170333 D0B: 02/24/1976 Address: 367 Highland Ave Salem Ohio 44460 Charges: Driving under suspension & Driving upon sidewalk area Ptl Z Sanford *********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Loud Music (Residence) 327 FAIR AVE 1/2 Complainant: ELEANOR CLINGERMAN Officer responded to the above address for a loud music compliant. Upon arrival officer heard the loud music. Officer made contact with the home owner and advised him to keep the volume to a minimum to avoid any further incidents. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ************************************** Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 120 N LINCOLN AVE Officer on patrol in the area of E. State Street and Lincoln Avenue conducted a registration check on a red Oldsmobile and found the registered owner had an active arrest warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriffs Department for failure to appear in a child support case. Officer was able to confirm that the registered owner was the driver and contact was made with the driver inside a business in the 100 block of N. Lincoln Avenue. The subject was advised of the warrant and the subject advised he was aware of it. After the warrant was confirmed the subject was placed in custody and transported back to the police department where he was booked and released to a CCSO deputy. Arrested: John P. Spence 7327 Shelby Road Lisbon, Ohio 44432 (DOB: 12/22/1979) Failure to Appear on Child Support case. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************* Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Theft 1199 E ELEVENTH ST Complainant: SHARON SCHNEIDER Officer was dispatched to the 1100 block of E I I th St in reference to a theft report involving a debit card. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the complainant who advised that someone obtained her debit card number and made purchases around the state, totaling $348.14. Complainant stated that all four purchases were made at various Walmart stores. Complainant advised that she wanted the incident documented and was provided with a report number for reimbursement purposes with her bank. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Reckless Operator 175 W STATE ST Complainant: ERIN FAUST Officers were dispatched to the 100 block of W State St in regards to a reckless operator. Dispatch advised of a silver Jeep speeding through an alley behind the above business. Officers made contact with the driver who advised that she was looking for her dog that she had lost earlier in the evening. Officers advised the female driver of the complaint and advised her to obey the traffic laws. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ******************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 175 W STATE ST GAS STATION Police were advised of a subject leaving a business on W. State St. and that the subject's sleeve on his shirt was covered with blood. Officers located the vehicle matching the description at the registered owners address. Police attempted to make contact with the subject to check his well being but received no response at the door. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin **************************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Domestic In Progress 509 COLUMBIA ST 6 Complainant: DOMING0 CALEL Police responded to an unknown problem at an address on Columbia St.. Upon arrival it was found to be a domestic between a couple living together. Male adult was transported to Salem Er via EMT ambulance. Translator was summoned due to language barrier. Female advised her boyfriend was consuming alcoholic beverages and wanted to take the children with him. Due to his intoxication she did not want him taking them. An argument ensued and the female assaulted the male to protect her children. After conferring with the prosecutors office it was determined that no charges would be filed against either subject involved. , Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Dog at L arge 998 JONES DR Officer responded to the above location for a dog at large. Upon arrival officer observed a tan large size dog running around in the area. Officer advised dispatch to have animal control respond to attempt to catch the dog. Officer and animal control was unable to catch the dog. Officer left a red tag on the door for the owner. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ******************************* Date: Monday, March 13, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 500 E FOURTH ST 315 Officers responded to check for an unwanted person 1 trespasser, at above location. Upon arrival contact was made with the female resident (mother of subject) advised her son was not there. She would not let officers or staff in to check the room. The female resident is in the process of being evicted from the facility through the Smith Center. The male subject (previously given written (from Smith Center) and verbal notification by officers that he was NOT to be at the property). See Salem PD report # 20170301 from January 2017. Officer did advise the resident if he was found to be inside she could possibly be charged with obstruction as well. Matter under investigation for possible charges ... Ptl. Banar *********************************
Monday, March 13, 2017 12:49 PM -0500 Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Unit 1- Owner/Operator- Khrystelle R. Pavlick, 2561 Lexington Ave 45 SALEM, OH Unit 2- PARKED MOTOR VEHICLE- Owner CHRISTOPHER BLACK , 39396 BROWN ST LISBON, OH Officer was dispatched to the parking lot of Walmart in regards to a private property traffic accident. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the individuals involved. Unit 1 was travelling west bound into a parking space. Unit 2 was parked unoccupied, facing west bound, in the parking space to the immediate north of Unit 1. Unit 1 struck Unit 2 in driver's side door with the front right portion of the vehicle. Both Units sustained minor damage and no injurie reported. The individuals involved were provided with a report number for insurance purposes. No citations were issued. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ********************************* Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Accident Private Property 2955 E STATE ST A LITTLE CEASARS PIZZA UNIT# 1 Owner JANET MORRIS , 9695 EGYPT Rd SALEM, OH ONE VEHICLE PRIVATE PROPERTY ACCIDENT A 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser driven by Janet Morris pulled into the plaza at 2955 E. State St. Mrs. Morris pulled into a parking space directly in front of the plaza, which was in front of Vacant Suite # 1. Mrs. Morris advised that she hit the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal, which caused her vehicle to drive through the front windows of the vacant business. No injuries were reported at the time of accident. KLG and Salem first responders did respond to affirm the no injuries. Contact was made with workers in the connecting businesses to try and attempt contact with a building owner/manager to have them respond and assess the damages. The vehicle had moderate damage and was able to be driven from the scene. Photos were taken. Sgt. D. Green *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Open Door 815 SOUTHEAST BLVD Complainant: ANTHONY CLARK Officers responded to 815 S.E. Blvd for a report of an open door on a vacant residence. Upon arriving, officers observed the front door hanging open, which appeared to have been done by force. The interior of the residence was checked and no one was found inside. It was unknown at the time if anything was tampered with, due to the interior being torn out. The kitchen door was secured prior to departing. Contact was attempted with an owner, but one could not be located at the time. Sgt. D. Green ******************************** Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Intoxicated Driver S BROA DWAY AVE / FRANKLIN While on patrol, officer observed a vehicle parked in the middle of the intersection of S. Broadway Ave. and Franklin St. with no lights on. Contact was made with the female subject/owner of the vehicle whom was in the driver seat. The female advised that her vehicle would not start and that she contacted her insurance company whom was suppose to send a tow truck. The female, 30 year old Brittainy N. Adair advised that she coasted down the hill on S. Broadway Ave. from a parking space she was parked in the 400 block of S. Broadway Ave. Ms. Adair was subsequently placed under arrest for having physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. Kaiser's Towing responded and towed the vehicle from the scene with no hold. Ms. Adair was transported to the Salem Police Dept. for processing. Once on station Ms. Adair was give an opportunity to provide a breath sample on the DataMaster, which she did with results being a .142%BAC. Ms. Adair was issued a traffic citation for Physical Control. She was given a court date of Tuesday 3/14/2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Ms. Adair was released and picked up by a local cab company and transported home. Arrestee: Brittainy N. Adair DOB: 6-12-1986 40546 Cherry Fork Leetonia, OH 44431 Charge: Physical Control of vehicle while under the influence Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: BRENDA REYNOLDS Officer on station spoke with a female complainant in regards to telephone harassment. Complainant advised that she and her land lord had a verbal agreement in regards to when the complainant would pay her rent this month due to family issues. Complainant advised that her land lord has been harassing her in regards to the rent money via text messaging. Complainant further stated that she did not want anything done, but only wanted the incident documented for legal purposes. Officer advised that a report would be on file and for her to contact the police department if she had further issues. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: PERRY TWP, POLICE Officers responded to 300 block of W. Pine Lake Rd. to assist an officer with the Perry Twp. Police Twp. with a report of a suicidal male subject with a gun. Upon arrival, the male subject was located inside a detached garage sitting in a chair with a gun next to him. After officers spoke with the male subject for an extended period of time he agreed to step away from the gun where he was detained and checked for further weapons. The male was later transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center for evaluation. Ptl. B. Smith lncident#20171495 ******************************* Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Assist Other Agency 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM HOSPITAL Complainant: SALEM HOSPITAL, ER Officers responded to the Salem Regional Medical Center to assist Nursing staff with a male subject brought in from lncident#20171495. Staff advised the subject was refusing to cooperate and remove his clothing and wear the hospital gowns provided to him. Officer arrived and spoke with the subject. Officer later cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Person To Be Removed 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN On 3/12/2017 at approx. 00:02 hrs Police responded to the 300 block of E. 5th St. for a unwanted subject. Randy Clunen claimed that someone had been knocking on his door yelling threats then leaving. After officers searched the area and spoke with Mr. Clunen no contact was able to be made with the unwanted subject. As officers cleared Mr. Clunen called back stating that someone was still knocking on his door. Police came back to Mr. Clunens residence again. Officers still were not able to make any contact with any other subject. After searching the area and speaking with Mr. Clunen again Police cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg ************************************ Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 375 E FIFTH ST 2W Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of E Fifth St in regards to a burglary in progress. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the complainant outside who advised that two males were in his residence. Officers entered and checked the residence but nobody was found inside. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Person To Be Removed 339 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: JOSEPH LONG Officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Newgarden Avenue for a person to be removed report. Officers responded and observed multiple subjects behind a house yelling. Contact was made with all parties and officers were advised of several different assaults that had taken place. Officers collected information from the parties involved and all parties were advised to respond to the police department to fill out written statements if they wished to pursue any charges. Photographs were obtained and all parties were separated for the evening. lncident is under investigation. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 12, 2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST B Salem ER Complainant: RACHEL, ER Police responded to the Salem ER in reference to a disorderly patient. Upon arrival police spoke with a female that was transported to the ER from a previous call. She was upset because she did not wish to be treated and wanted to leave. ER personnel advised they were processing her to leave against medical advice. Once the female was told she would be free to go shortly she calmed down. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 894 E FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: CARLY WILLIAMS Complainant on station reference phone harassment. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that a known male subject/ex- boyfriend was messaging her harassing/threatening statements. Complainant advised that this is over some pending legal issues that the ex-boyfriend has at this time. Pictures of the messages were taken by this officer and all information was gathered. Ptl Miller ********************************** Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Check Well Being 883 FRANKLIN AVE 2 Officers responded to the 800 block of Franklin Ave in order to check the well being of a juvenile. Dispatch advised that there was possible drug activity and that the male presently with the child had possibly struck the juvenile in the face. Officers made contact with the male and advised him of the complaint. Officers checked on the juvenile and all appeared to be okay. Officers did not observe any drug activity or injuries on the juvenile. Officers cleared. Ptl. Cochran ***********************************
Sunday, March 12, 2017 12:04 PM -0500 Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Pink Ticket / Red Warning Issued E STATE ST Officer was on routine patrol and observed a vehicle in the 200blk of E. State St (SR14) sitting on the south side of the road facing east bound in a parking space. Officer observed the vehicle there yesterday, 03- 10-17 and it was snow covered. This date and time officer observed the vehicle still sitting there with more snow covering it and it had not been moved. The vehicle bearing Ohio registration, GPW3280 was issued a pink ticket #3219 for over time (3hr) parking limit and a red warning for violation of City ordinance 303.09 Illegally Parked/Abandoned Vehicle on Street or Road Way. The vehicle subject to be towed if not moved. Officer chalked to left rear tire at the noon position. Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Assist Other Agency E STATE (1200 BLOCK) Complainant: OSP LISBON POST Officers responded to the above location to assist Ohio State Patrol Officer with a disabled vehicle, Officers handled traffic control while the disabled vehicle was removed from the roadway. Ptl. M.Wirkner ****************************** Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Mental / Disturbed Person 375 E FIFTH ST SALEM Complainant: RANDY CLUNEN Officers responded to the above location to speak with a complainant who had questions about other tenants and the eviction process. Officers explained to the complainant they would have to talk to the landlord about the matter. Ptl. M. Wirkner ****************************** Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 100 BLOCK of Penn Ave. Officer was on routine patrol and observed three vehicles parked illegally in the 100blk of Penn Ave. Two parked where there was no parking spaces (no lines) on the west side of Penn as you turn off of E. State St (at the corner). One other was parked by the alley by the pet store on the east side of the road way facing north with no parking lines. The third was parked by the drive between two buildings out side the line with in 5 feet of the drive on the east side of the road facing north. Officer will try to have this taken up with City and placing signs to make those in that area understand no parking which causes congestion in the area. One vehicle was moving as officer cleared. Ptl. French ************************************ Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 MA- Assist Sheriffs Dept 1332 SALEM PARKWAY Complainant: SHERIFF'S, DEPT Officer assisted the Columbiana County Sheriffs Office by checking the Salem Industrial Park for a suspect vehicle from their investigation. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber ******************************* Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Menacing / Threats 2875 E STATE ST A SUPERMARKET Complainant: NANCY McKENZIE Police responded to Walmart for an unwanted subject. When Police arrived they were made aware that an elderly female has been harassing and threatening a cashier. Police gathered information on the suspect as well as pictures from surveillance cameras. After receiving the needed information from store employees Police cleared the scene. Police were unable to make contact with the suspect. Ptl. D. Osberg ********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Assist Sheriffs Dept 558 N LINCOLN AVE Complainant: COLUMBIANA COUNTY, SHERIFFS 8473 COUNTY HOME RD LISBON, OH Officers assisted the Columbiana County Sheriffs Office in checking a residence in the 500 block of N. Lincoln Ave. for a subject. Officers cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber *********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Check Well Being Complainant: NORA JOY Officer met with a male juvenile on station in reference to a well being check relating to incident #20171467. The juvenile advised he learned the police were looking for him over some comments he made to his mother about harming himself. The juvenile advised he did make comments and still was having bad thoughts. The complainant, juveniles mother, was contacted and she responded to the station. First responders and an ambulance service also responded. The juvenile was transported to the Salem Regional Medical Center. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Intoxicated Driver 423 S LUNDY AVE A GROCERY Complainant: KIMBERLY PINCONBE Officer was dispatched to the 400 block of S. Lundy Avenue for a report of an intoxicated driver in a gold Chrysler sedan. Officer responded and found the subject was parked in the vehicle at a business. Officer made contact with the subject who was advised of the complaint. The subject stated that he just started having problems with his front brakes causing him to stop several times at stop signs. No signs of impairment were observed. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************* Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Intoxicated Driver 1125 E STATE ST SALEM Complainant: SHAWNEE ROHR Officers were dispatched to the 1100 block of E. State Street for an intoxicated driver in a silver Dodge van. Officer responded to the area, but the vehicle was not located. Officers responded to the residence where the vehicle was registered to, 1200 block of Robin Avenue, and the subject was found standing in his driveway. The subject was advised of the complaint and he advised he was going in his house for the evening. The subject was not observed driving. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST A HOSPlTAL Complainant: MARK, SALEM ER Officer was dispatched to the Salem Regional Medical Center for a disorderly patient. Officer responded and found the female subject was leaving in her vehicle. Contact was made with the subject who advised she was upset at the staff and was leaving. Officer spoke with hospital staff who advised that the subject was yelling and causing problems. Officer was advised that as long as the female is leaving the property nothing else was needed. The female subject then left the property. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Harassment 500 E FOURTH ST 220 Complainant: HENRIETTA CURTIS Officer was dispatched to the 500 block of E. Fourth Street for a harassment report. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised she feels a male resident of her apartment building is harassing her by being rude to her and her family. Complainant stated no threats have been made, but she would like a report documented. The male subject was not contacted per the complainant. Ptl. C. Crider *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 11, 2017 Public Assist 650 E STATE ST Complainant: WILLIAMS, KATHY 374 PEARL ST LEETONIA, OH On 3/11/2017 at approx. 01:20 hrs a female subject came to Salem Police Dept. for a missing cell phone. The female advised that she had lost it in the Home Savings bank dumpster after cleaning the bank. When Police arrived to help search officers found the phone in the parking lot next to the bank entrance. After the female received her property Police cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg ***************************************
Saturday, March 11, 2017 10:53 AM -0500 Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Speak To Officer 237 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: NORA JOY Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant/mother who had some concerns over theactions of her 17 year old son who is with his girlfriend at time of report on Depot Rd. Officer advised the complainant officer would have dispatch contact County and have them notify the right jurisdiction and have them check things out Complainant/mother advised they could contact her if needed. Ptl. French *************************** Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Assist Other Agency 372 W STATE ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT At the request of the Michigan State Police officers responded to the 300 block of West State St. to check on a vehicle. The vehicle in question was checked with nothing illegal located. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Fraud Complainant: LORI RUSYN Officers took at report of fraud at the above location. The complainant stated that an unknown subject unauthorized used their credit card at various locations, the matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Winker ******************************* Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation S ELLSWORTH AVE / FRANKLIN (3-10-2017 14:13:31 By: 169) FCN5412 PlNK TICKET # 3217 VIOLATION# 1 (3-10-2017 14:13:47 By: 169) I338321 0 PINK TICKET # 321 8 VIOLATION #I Officer was on routine patrol and observed the above two listed vehicles parked in the no parking area in the 600blk of S. Ellsworth on the west side of the street facing south bound. There was a posted sign and the curb was painted yellow. Officer issued both above listed vehicles pink tickets and cleared. Ptl. French ******************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Traffic Signal Malfunction 325 W STATE ST Officer responded to the above location and observed the light hanging by it's internal electrical wires. City Electrician arrived on scene and removed the light so it would no long blow in the heavy winds and was a traffic hazard. Ohio Edison arrived on scene and City electrician gave the light to them. Officer directed traffic until electrician had got his truck ready to move and officer cleared. Ptl. French *********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Speak To Officer 192 W PERSHING ST Complainant: JANSEN PAUMIER Officers responded to the above loaction to take a report about a subject that entered into the complainants residences and took money from the residence. The complainant was speaking with the subject and asked them to leave multiple times, the subject only left when they found the money and left the residence, the matter is under investigation. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Debris In Roadway 325 W WILSON ST Complainant: DOROTHY LUDT Officer responded to the above location and talked with the complainant. Officer did observe the alley going east/west behind the 300blk of W. Wilson blocked with bricks and wood type planks. Officer went to a residence in the 300blk of W. Wilson and talked with the male resident there who advised he was very up set with the City and them not maintaining the alley properly. He advised he didn't like having to go and rake the ruts out when the neighbors drive through it. Officer advised him he could not block the alley and officer would bring it to the proper authority at the City to have them check it out. He advised he understood but he was very up set and agitated after nothing being done for over two years when he has asked. The complainant advised this has been an on going problem and they keep moving the items placed blocking the alley and he keeps putting them back. They talked with City zoning and they told them to call the police. Today the son needs to be at a location by 8:00AM officer advised them to move the items so they could use the alley. Note: There is another way but it is a right of way heading north but on an up grade which would be hard to make it today in the weather conditions. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Intoxicated Person 1995 E STATE ST HOSPITAL Complainant: AMERICOR, TAXI Officers were summoned to Salem Regional Medical Center ER for a report of an intoxicated male individual in a cab who was unresponsive. Officers arrived and made contact with Hospital staff who were attempting to get the individual out of the cab and into a wheel chair to take him inside for treatment. A male nurse had to physically move the individual out of the cab and into the wheel chair, which another hospital staff member was stabilizing. The cab driver advised that the individual had been picked up at a local liquor establishment and passed out in the cab. When the driver could not get the individual to respond, the individual was taken to Salem ER and the police were called. After being taken inside to a bed the individual began responding and subsequently became belligerent toward hospital staff, refusing to allow them to treat him. Due to the individual having been unresponsive upon arriving at the facility, the attending physician advised the individual that he was not free to go and he was again requested to cooperate, but refused. Officer advised the individual that due to the individuals state of voluntarily intoxication he presented a danger to his own well being and would require observation at the hospital, or at county jail if he refused to cooperate. Officer further advised the individual to cease being belligerent toward hospital staff or he would be charged for disorderly conduct persisting and taken to jail. After repeated warning to cease and desist, the individual continued being belligerent with hospital staff and officers, and was therefore charged with persistent disorderly conduct, and was subsequently transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested Mark A Razo, DOB: 05-10-1983 Disorderly Conduct Persisting Sgt B Slider ********************************** Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Traffic Offense E STATE ST / FAIR AVE Officer on routine patrol observed a white Honda Accord turn east bound onto W State St from S Howard Ave, Officer then performed a vehicle registration check and the status of the vehicle owner came back Suspended. Officer then initiated a traffic stop with the vehicle on E State St near Fair Ave. Upon speaking to the driver it was found that he was the registered owner and that he had been Driving Under Suspension. The male driver was then cited for Driving Under Suspension- License Forfeiture (ORC 4510.111). Sinsleys Towing responded to the scene to remove the vehicle. Upon doing inventory on the vehicle Officers located contraband, charges are pending based on lab results. Officers cleared. Cited: Craig M Cross Address: 335 W Pershing St. Salem, OH, 44460 Charge: Driving Under Suspension- License Forfeiture (ORC 4510.111) Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Friday, March 10, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 180 HAWLEY AVE Officer was on the routine patrol in the 100 block of Hawley Ave and noticed debris in the roadway. There was a railroad tie that was ran over by a vehicle and there was slight damage done to the front lawn. The officer attempted to make contact with the resident but no one appeared to be home. Officer cleared the scene without incident. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Runaway / Missing 775 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: PASTOR, ERIC Officers responded to the 700 block of S Lundy Ave in regards to a runaway juvenile report. The male complainant advised that his niece had left the residence with another male. Officer filled out a runaway juvenile form and had it entered into LEADS. Officers advised the complainant if he obtained anymore information on the juvenile then to contact the Police Department Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************************** Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 491 REILLY AVE B SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 400 block of Reilly Ave for a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot. The vehicle had left the area prior to officers arrival. The complainant advised the same vehicle has been in the parking lot several times before and requested an extra watch in the area. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 693 FAIR AVE SALEM Complainant: HARLEY SANDERS Officers responded to the 600 block of Fair Ave to take a report of criminal damaging. The complainant advised officers that a known male individual did break her child's pool table. Officers took photos of the damage. The matter is under investigation. Ptl J Brooks **********************************
Friday, March 10, 2017 11:12 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 1735 S LINCOLN AVE Complainant: STEPHANIE BENNETT Officer responded to the 1700 block of S Lincoln Ave where security reported that several threatening phone calls had been received from a male individual that sounded highly intoxicated. The male individual had made reference to having guns in his vehicle, using racial slur and implying he was responding to the business. The individual had called twice prior to officer taking the report, and called once additional time after officer had departed. The individual reportedly made no threats during the third call. The call originated from an unknown number according to the call ID information. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 B&E / Burglary Reported 325 W TENTH ST Complainant: BRITNEY KORDA Officers responded to the 300 block of W Tenth St where a resident reported that some person(s) had forced entry into a garage and stole an An/ from inside. The breaking and enteringltkeft occurred sometime after midnight. Officers gatehred information and took photgraphs at the scene. Sgt B Slider ************************************** Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 218 E SIXTH ST Complainant: CHELSEA WILSON Officer responded to the 200 block of E Sixth St for a phone harassment report. The complainant advised she was getting harassing text messages from a family member after she asked her to stop. The officer advised her that the female subject would be contacted and asked to stop all contact with her. The complainant asked for the officer to wait until she picked up her daughter from her residence to avoid further conflict. The complainant was advised to call the PD when she had retrieved her daughter from the residence that was located outside the city. Ptl. E. Perry *********************************** Date: Thursday, March 9, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 175 W STATE ST SALEM GAS STATION Officers responded to the rear of a business in the 100 block of W State St to check a report of a suspicious vehicle occupied by two individuals. Officers made contact with the individuals who advised that they were waiting to meet with someone. Officers affirmed the individuals were not impaired and were causing no problems. Sgt B Slider *************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 775 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: MARIA LOPEZ Officer responded to the 700 block of S Lundy Ave for a juvenile problem. The complainant advised the juvenile was refusing to listen to her and continued to yell and swear at her. The complainant was advised about how to file unruly charges. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: CLAYTON WHITMAN Officer spoke to male complainant on station. Complainant advised that he had left belongings at his parents house and that they now would not let him retrieve them. Officer advised the complainant that this was a civil issue and advised him on how to go about the situation. Ptl C Walla ******************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Domestic In Progress 1264 SOUTHEAST BLVD A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officers responded to the 1200 block of Southeast Blvd in regards to a domestic in progress. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the male and female subject who both advised that they had a verbal argument and that nothing physical had taken place. Officers did not observe any physical injuries to either party. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Runaway / Missing 775 S LUNDY AVE Complainant: MARIA LOPEZ Officers responded to the 700 block of S Lundy Ave for a runaway juvenile. Due to a language barrier a translator was called to the scene. The complainant advised the juvenile was not seen since the day before and believed to be with a male subject on Cedar Ridge Dr. The juvenile was entered into LEADS as a missing juvenile. Officers checked the residence on Cedar Ridge Dr for the juvenile but the male subject no longer lived at the residence. The juvenile returned home several hours later but refused to give officers any information about where she had been. The complainant provided information about the male subject that the juvenile was with and the information is being passed to a detective for further investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Smoke Investigation 1022 W PERRY ST 403 Complainant: SALEM FD Officer stood by while FD checked a malfunctioning appliance/possible fire. Sparking microwave was removed from the residence and electric was turned off to part of the kitchen until it can be checked by maintenance staff Lt Shafer ***********************************
Thursday, March 09, 2017 10:04 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported S ELLSWORTH AVE / E PERSHING STREET Two Vehicle Accident Property Damage Only Unit #2, LINDSAY BARTH, was stopped in the northbound lane of S. Ellsworth Ave. near the Pershing St. intersection. Unit #1, JESSICA NUTTER, was directly in front of unit #2 in the northbound lane of S. Ellsworth Ave. Unit #1 began to back up to provide additional room for a tractor trailer to turn but failed to observe unit #2. Subsequently, unit #1 backed into the front of unit #2. Unit #1, JESSICA NUTTER, Cited: 331.13 Improper Backing ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Debris In Roadway S LINCOLN AVE / SUMMIT ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the area of South Lincoln and Summit for a report of a road sign on the ground. On arrival officers located the sign in question and it was brought to the station. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Assist Perry Police Complainant: CCSO Officer was requested by a Perry Twp. Officer to respond to E. Pidgeon Rd. (SR45 Bypass) east of Depot Rd. with this department's PBT. Upon arrival, the female subject refused the portable breath test and the Perry Twp. Officer placed the female driver he had stopped under arrest for OVI. The Perry Twp. Officer later transported the female to the Salem Police Dept. where this officer witnessed the reading of the BMV2255 form to the female subject. This officer requested the female subject to submit to a breath test on the DataMaster after the appropriate observation period and the female refused the breath test. Proper paperwork was provided to the Perry Twp. Officer and this officer cleared without incident. Ptl. B. Smith ************************************** Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Traffic Offense 100 BLK GEORGETOWN RD Officer on patrol on W. State Street near Elm Ave. observed a white Chrysler Sebring being operated with expired license plates. Officer conducted a traffic stop with the vehicle and made contact with the driver/owner who was advised of the issue. Officer also detected a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle and the driver admitted to having a marijuana cigarette in the vehicle. Officer seized the marijuana cigarette and also paraphernalia. The driver/owner was subsequently issued a traffic citation for expired registration and a minor misdemeanor citation for possession of marijuana. Cited: Jordan L. Scott 16663 Pine Lake Road Beloit, Ohio 44609 (DOB: 02-18- 1998) Expired Registration Possession of Marijuana Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Traffic Offense 1300 BLOCK OF E Third St Officer stopped a vehicle in the 1300 block of E Third St in regards to an equipment violation. After a brief investigation, the driver/registered owner of the vehicle was given a warning for the equipment violation. Consent to search the vehicle was denied and officer cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran *************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 408 FAIR AVE SALEM While investigating a person to be removed report at the above stated location, a male was found to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The warrant was confirmed and the male was placed into custody. The male was transported to Salem PD for processing and then released to CCSO. Arrested: Christopher M. Benson DOB: 05/06/75 LKA: 408 Fair Ave. Salem, OH 44460 Warrant: FTA/Aggravated Menacing. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************ Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Person To Be Removed 408 FAlR AVE Complainant: CATHY PRICE Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to an unwanted person. Upon arriving, The unwanted subject, Christopher M. Benson, was found to have an active warrant out of Columbiana County. The male was taken into custody and transported to Salem PD for processing. The male was then released to CCSO. Sgt. K. Toy *********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Theft 1098 N ELLSWORTH AVE A Complainant: JULIE DeSALVO While on patrol officers were flagged down by the complainant and advised of a theft. The complainant stated that someone unknown to her had taken her wallet out of her vehicle while it was parked in the 1000 block of North Ellsworth. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Natural Death 1008 E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer(s) along with the FD and a ambulance responded to the 1000 block of East 3rd St for a reported medical emergency. On arrival officers found that a resident had died of apparent natural causes. Officers gathered information then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 395 W PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of West Pershing St for a report of low hanging wires. On arrival officers located the wires in question. Officers had the FD respond to the scene to verify that the wires in question were not live. The FD took the wires down. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Obstructed Roadway 385 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: DOROTHY LUDT Officer(s) responded to the 300 block of New Garden for a report of a obstructed roadway. On arrival officers spoke with the complainant. The complainant stated that someone had blocked the alley behind her residence. Officers checked the alley and found that it had been blocked with tires, cement blocks and wood. Officers had the city Zoning Officer respond to the area and verify that the alley in question was still a roadway. The Zoning Officer verified that the alley is a through way and officers removed the debris. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Wednesday, March 8, 2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 900 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Report of wires down near the above stated location. Salem FD arrived on scene and addressed the issue. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************
Wednesday, March 08, 2017 11:06 AM -0500 Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N ELLSWORTH AVE / E SECOND ST Unit#l - Owner/Driver: CASEY SURMACEVIZ Unit#2 - Owner/Driver: MICHELLE SATTERFIELD The driver of Unit#l advised that she was traveling west on E. Second St. when she struck the rear of Unit#2 who was stopped for traffic at the above intersection. The driver of Unit#2 advised that she was stopped for traffic at the above intersection when Unit#l struck the rear of her vehicle. Minor damage was observed to both vehicles at the time of the accident. Ptl Miller ************************************ Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Traffic Offense 354 E THIRD ST Officer on patrol observed a driver of a vehicle who was suspended driving east on E 3rd St. Officer initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle and the driver attempted to flee. The driver did stop and was cited for the driving under suspension and the vehicle removed by Davidson's Towing. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: Shane M. Bagley DOB:7-14-78 of 1063 Buckeye Ave. Salem Oh Charge: DUS 4510.11 CCMC date of 3-10- 17 Ptl. M. Garber ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Abandoned /Junk MV 364 SHARP AVE Officer on patrol noticed a vehicle in the 300 block of Sharp Ave. at an abandoned house. Officer found the vehicle not to be an entered stolen. Officer tagged the vehicle with a 10 day tow notice and cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Theft 1210 S ELLSWORTH AVE Complainant: JENNIFER HARDY The complainant responded to this department to report a theft from the above noted business. She advised that they have rental Uhaul trucks parked in the parking lot at their storage facility. A vehicle was observed last night on surveillance to pull into the lot at approximately 2253 hrs. The occupants siphoned the gasoline out of one of the Uhaul trucks while it was parked and then left the area. The complainant wanted an extra watch on the property during the evening1 overnight hours. Sgt. D. Green ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Check Well Being 806 E SIXTH ST SALEM Complainant: JACKIE LAVERICK Officer(s) responded to the above location and found no one at the residence. Officer(s) were later advised that the new address was 646 Vine. Officer(s) responded there and talked with the ex-girlfriend who advised that he now resided with his mother on W. Perry St in Perry Twp. The ex-girlfriend did call him and talk with him about the call of well being from the Eastern gateway College and officer(s) were there to talk with him. He hung the phone up. Officer advised dispatch of the situation and him residing out side the City limits. Dispatch was going to call the complainant back and see if they had an address in Perry to give to Perry P.D. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Menacing / Threats 1995 E STATE ST A Complainant: CHRISTINA ZEPERNICK Report of menacinglthreats at the above location. Upon arrival, the complainant advised that she was involved in a conversation with a known female subject over a issue. That shortly after the conversation she got a message from the known female subjects daughter who also had called her several times with threatening statements. Complainant request an extra watch of her residence and that this incident be documented in case of any further problems. Ptl Miller ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Assist Other Agency Complainant: OSP, Post 15 K9 Simon was requested by OSP Post 15 troopers on SR 11 north near SR344 for a K9 Sniff. K9 Simon did alert to the presence of narcotic odor. OSP Post 15 troopers did locate contraband in the vehicle and the owner admitted to drug use. Officer cleared without incident. Ptl. M. Garber **************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Speak To Officer 200 E SECOND ST A Officer observed suspicious activity in the 200 block of E. Second St. at the rear of a business. Officer encountered a subject that did not comply with commands. Officer detained the subject until the arrival of another unit, the subject was free to leave at this point advised as such and officer cleared. Ptl. M. Garber ***************************** Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 781 W. PERSHING ST YARD (3/7/2017 09:35:07 By: 169) FUV9224 (3/7/2017 09:36:56 By: 169) 902 ADV RED WARNING ISSUED FOR ORD 303.10 Officer observed the above vehicle parked in the side yard by the alley with an expired registration from last year. The red warning was issued and subject to tow in 10 days if not corrected. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7,2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 735 W WILSON ST (3171201 7 09:43: 12 By: 169) RED WARNING FOR ORD # 303.10 Officer observed the above vehicle parked in the side yard area by the alley and it appeared to not have been moved for a long period and not in running condition. The warning was issued and it is subject to be towed in 10 days if not corrected. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 285 W. PERSHING ST YARD (3-7-2017 10:09: 16 By: 169) GDG3538 (3-7-2017 10:09:25 By: 169) RED WARNING ORD # 303.10 Officer observed the above vehicle with an expired registration in the back yard area and a red warning was left to have it corrected or subject to tow in 10 days. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Abandoned / Junk MV 240 W W ILSON ST SALEM YARD (3/7/2017 10:17:17 By: 169) GREEN AUSTIN AMERICA- NO PLATES (3/7/2017 10: 19:56 By: 169) N902 ADV NO VIN Officer observed the above vehicle in the back yard area off the back alley with no plates on it. Officer issued the red warning with it being subject to tow after 10 days. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Dog At Large 1842 CLEVELAND ST Officers responded to the above location for a report of two dogs running through the street. Officers were able to locate and detain the dogs, until the Humane Officer was able to take the dogs. Ptl. M.Wirkner ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Animal Complaint 142 WTHIRD ST Report of a dog that has been left outside for the past few days without food or water. The caller stated that the animal was at a residence on W. 3rd St. between N. Ellsworth and N. t!oward Ave. Officer located the dog at the rear of 142 W. 3rd St. and contact was made with the tenants. They advised that it was not their dog and that someone had dropped it off a couple of days ago. The humane officer was called and ultimately took possession of the dog. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Lines Down (Not In Roadway) 462 E PERSHING ST SALEM Officer responded to the above location and found lines down from a pole on E. Pershing (992 N) going to a pole in the public lot between Firestone & Ezio's. The F. D. arrived and cut the lines and secured them. The road was opened back up. The lines appeared to be some type of internet. Ptl. French ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Disorderly / Irate Person 1995 E STATE ST A SALEM HOSPlTAL Complainant: Salem ER Officer(s) responded to the above location for a male patient that did not want to stay and left with out the doctors release. The male had been brought there by ambulance out of Lisbon and had a family member there with him also. The male left heading south bound from the emergency room towards Pershing and went between a residence and Circle of Care. He was wearing a grey hoodie with a hood, jeans, and a large hospital boot on his one leg/foot. Officer(s) checked the area and were unable to locate him A few minutes later officer(s) were advised he was at 2020 Monroe trying to get a ride but he was not wearing the hoodie he had a t-shirt on. Officer(s) checked the area again and still did not locate the male subject. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 181 W SEVENTH ST Officers responded to an address in the 100 block of W. Seventh Street to attempt contact with a male subject who had an active warrant out of the Columbiana County Sheriff Department. Officers made contact at the residence and he was taken in to custody with out incident. The subject was transported to the Salem police department where he was booked and released to a Columbiana County Sheriff Deputy. Arrested: Jeffrey E. Riddle 181 W. Seventh Street Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 11/19/1959) Warrant for Failure to Appear - OVI Offense Ptl. C. Crider ****************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Recovered Property 1761 E STATE ST SALEM RESTAURANT Complainant employee of Burger King Complainant, an employee of Burger King, advised that a patron turned in a wallet that they found in the playground area of the restaurant. Wallet was taken to the Police Department and placed in lost and found until the owner can be notified. Officer made contact with the owner of a debit card found inside the wallet. Female advised that the owner of the wallet is her boyfriend. The debit card was returned to her and she agreed to contact the boyfriend and tell him where his wallet can be picked up. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Assault 318 E SEVENTH ST Complainant: DISHELLE CARCHIDE Officer spoke with female complainant, 23 year old Dishelle T. Carchide in reference to being assaulted in the 300 block of E. 7th St. by her ex-boyfriend. Complainant advised she was at the residence babysitting for her ex-boyfriends roommate. She states that she found out while at the residence that her ex-boyfriend had cheated on her while they were still together and she contacted her ex-boyfriend while he was at work confronting him about cheating. Complainant states that when he got home an argument ensued and that her ex- boyfriend grabbed her around the neck and by both of her arms. Complainant further stated that she attempted to leave out the front and back door and that he would not let her leave. He allegedly then locked her in the bathroom after he pushed her in there. Officer did observe bruising on the complainant's left arm and photos were taken. Complainant wrote a statement and only wished for the incident to be documented. Complainant was also explained the process for filing for a protection order. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************* Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Barking Dog Police responded to the 100 block of W. Third St. in reference to a report of a barking dog. Police made contact with the owner of the offending animal and he agreed to bring the dog inside for the night. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ******************************* Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported N ELLSWORTH AVE / W SECOND ST Complainant: LEASE DRUG COMPANY Officers were dispatched to the intersection of N. Ellsworth Avenue and Second Street for a motor vehicle accident. Officers responded and observed a maroon Chevy sedan and black Kia sedan had been involved and the drivers of each advised of no injuries. The driver of the black Kia, Valerie Walsky, advised she was heading west on E. Second Street and the traffic signal to proceed west through the intersection was green. She stated that she then hit the driver side of the maroon Chevy which was heading south on N. Ellsworth Avenue and failed to stop at the red light. The driver of the maroon Chevy, Frederick Naylor, advised he was heading south on N. Ellsworth Avenue approaching the Second Street intersection and proceeded through the intersection with out knowing what color the traffic light was. He stated the driver side of his vehicle was struck by the front of the black Kia. Photographs of damage to both vehicles were obtained. AAA towing removed the black Kia from the roadway and Sinsley Towing removed the maroon Chevy. The driver of the maroon Chevy was issued a citation for failing to obey a traffic control device. Cited: Frederick E. Naylor 712 Newgarden Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 10/30/1953) Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device Ptl. C. Crider ********************************
Tuesday, March 07, 2017 03:25 PM -0500 Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported E PERSHING ST / FAIR AVE Unit # 1 Driver / Bryan Weyant Owner ROBIN WEYANT Unit # 2 Driver / Lonetta Brogan Owner JEFFREY BlERY While on patrol officer noticed a motor vehicle accident in the intersection of E Parshing St and Fair Ave. Officers were advised by both parties involved that they were okay. The driver of unit # 1 did fail to yield to unit # 2. Officers took photos of the damage and provided both parties with a copy of the incident number. The driver of unit# 1 was cited: Name: Bryan V. Weyant DOB: 10-14-1996 Address: 29844 Mount RD Salem Oh 44460 Cited: Right of Way Stop Sign 4511.43 A Ptl J Brooks ****************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 1195 CLEVELAND ST Complainant: JARED CLARK Officer(s) responded to the above location and found a male subject standing inside the residence. He provided an I.D. and showed officer(s) the key to the residence. Officer had dispatch make a phone call to the home owner who advised that the male had permission to be there. Officer also made contact with the complainant advising him of such. Officer(s) cleared. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Possible Shots Fired 2200 MERLE RD A Complainant: WILLIAM GRAY Report of gun shots in the dead end area of the 2200 blk of Merle Rd. Officer checked the area and surrounding streets, but the gunshots appeared to be coming from the Cunningham Rd. area in Perry Twp. Sgt. D. Green ********************************* Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Traffic Offense 1300 BLOCK OF BEECHWOOD Officer was on routine patrol and was heading north on Allen approaching Beechwood. Officer observed a Salem City School Bus stopped at Beechwood heading west at Allen (stop sign) with its yellow flashers on. The bus came to a complete stop and the red stop sign came out on it's left side with the red flashers flashing. Officer observed a green colored Chevrolet heading north on Allen make a right hand turn heading east bound on Beechwood. The vehicle bearing Ohio registration, FNQ3096 was stopped by this officer for the red flasher violation in the 1300blk of Beechwood. Perry Twp. P.D. was contacted since it was their jurisdiction. Perry officer(s) arrived at the location and officer explained the violation. Officer then cleared. Officer stopped at the School Bus garage and was advised that the bus driver did call it in. Officer advised the secretary that once the driver completed his paper work for the violation to either call or drop the paper work off at this department. Officer will turn over the report and paper work to Perry P.D. for their file. Ptl. French ********************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Solicitor(s) 1200 BLOCK OF EASTVIEW Complainant: ROBERT BROWN Officer responded to the above location and checked the 1200blk for a male subject, bald, wearing a blue jacket. Possible solicitor. Officer checked the area and other areas and was unable to locate any one matching that description. Officer checked back and still found nothing. Ptl. French ********************************** Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Accident Private Property 981 N ELLSWORTH AVE Traffic Crash Report Private Property Unit #1 : Ohio registration, DPH6666 2007 Buick 4s Lucerne Tan in color Owner/Operator: Frederick Reeves 1032 Colonial Dr Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #2: Ohio registration, CTF4193 2000 Buick 4s Le Sabre White in color Owner/Operator: Bruce Behner 11 808 Duck Creek Rd Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was heading north through the parking lot towards W. 10th St. Unit #2 was attempting to back out from the front of the building in a east/north direction watching out for a truck parked to his north (right side) and did not see Unit #1 come up behind. Unit #2 side swiped Unit #1 in the left rear passenger door and quarter side with it's left rear corner area. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. Ptl. French ********************************* Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Recovered Property 231 W SIXTEENTH ST Complainant: LYNETTE SPROUSE Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that she had reported possible drug abuse and now she had found property in the residence of such. The complainant advised that she had filed a police report with this department. Officer took the property and advised the complainant it would be passed on to the officer handling the incident she had reported it to. She also advised she was going to contact DTF in reference to the drugs and she is going to follow up with making sure something is done. Officer brought the items to this department and placed them for Sgt Toy to get when he comes back for his shift on Wednesday, 03- 08-17. Ptl. French ************************* Date: Monday, March 6, 2017 Public Assist 300 BLOCK OF E THIRD ST Officer(s) responded to the above location and observed a large branch knocked down next to a vehicle in front of 288 E 3rd. No damage observed. Street department arrived and cleaned it up. The tractor trailer operator was advised he was off route. He advised that the roadway was blocked, which it was at 2nd & Ellsworth. He was advised of how to get back onto State route. Sgt. D. Green ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Theft 500 E FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: MICHAEL DENNISON Officer responded to the 500 block of E Fourth St for a theft complaint. The complaint had accidentally left a cell phone outside and realized the mistake approximately 15 minutes later. Some person(s) had taken the phone, however the phone was locked and was able to be tracked. Officer did assist the individual and the phone was tracked to a nearby alley where it appeared someone had discarded it into a fenced back yard after learning the phone was locked. Officer made contact at the residence where the phone was located and a resident responded into the fenced back yard to retrieve it. The phone was subsequently returned to the complainant. Sgt B Slider ********************************* Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Unattended Fire 543 COLUMBIA ST SALEM Officer was on routine patrol in the 500 block of Columbia St and noticed an unattended grill fire on the front porch of a residence. The residents were advised that they needed to be outside with the grill while it was on. There was a slight language barrier but the residents advised someone would stay outside. Ptl. E. Perry ***************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment Complainant: JUNE FITZPATRICK Officers responded to the Salem Police department to take a report of telecommunication harassment. The complainant advised officers that a known female subject will not stop calling her leaving nasty messages. Officers did make contact with the suspect and advised them of the complaint. Officers did advise the suspect not to have any further contact with the complainant or she could face possible charges. Ptl J Brooks ******************************* Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Solicitor(s) 2955 E STATE ST A Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officers responded to the 2900 block of E State St for solicitors. Two male subjects were located at the entrance to the parking lot soliciting for money. They advised they were attempting to get back home to California and needed gas money. They were advised that they could not solicit inside the city and were given a warning. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Sunday. March 5, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: THERESA GALLA Officers responded to the Salem police department to speak to a complainant. Officers were advised by the complainant that her son was messaging her making threats to harm himself. The complainant was unable to provide officers with a current address or place of employment for her son. Officers checked an old address where the subject lived and was advised that the subject moved. Officers passed the information onto the agency in the area where the subject is reported to be living. Ptl J Brooks ******************************
Monday, March 06, 2017 12:30 PM -0500 Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Misc / Unknown Problem 1290 N LUNDY AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the 200 block of North Lundy for a reported 9-11 open line. On arrival officer spoke with the residents who did not realize the phone had dialed 9- 11. Officers advised the persons of the reason for the call and then cleared. Ptl R Keister ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Check Well Being E PERSHING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded to the area of Centennial Park for a report of a persons down. On arrival officers locate the persons in question sitting on the sidewalk. A family member arrived on scene and was able to assist the person in getting back home. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister *********************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip E STATE ST / S LINCOLN AVE Officer(s) responded to the area of State and Lincoln for a reported two vehicle hit skip accident. Unit # 1 had been traveling on East State St when it was struck from behind by unit # 2. Unit # 2 then fled the area. There were no reported injuries. Unit # 1 / owner / driver / Michael Hebron vehicle / 1997 Chrysler Unit # 2 / unknown / reported to be a gold Chevy Caviler with front end damage Ptl R Keister ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Disabled MV Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above stated location in reference to a reported disabled vehicle. Officer located the vehicle and requested Sinsley's towing per vehicle owners request. Officer stood by for traffic control until the vehicle was removed. Sgt. K. Toy ********************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 894 E FOURTH ST Complainant: CYNTHIA MORRISON Officers responded to the 400 block of E Fourth St for a burglary in progress. When officers arrived on scene the complainant advised that the male subject had left the property. She advised that the male subject had messaged her about being inside her garage and when she went to check he was no longer there. The complainant advised that an item was missing from the garage and she wanted to pursue telecommunication harassment charges as well. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Prowler 1231 WESTVIEW DR SALEM Complainant: ROBERT BIRONE Officers responded to the 1200 block of Westview Dr in regards to suspicious activity. The male complainant advised that he heard people in his backyard near his shed. Officers arrived on scene and checked the area but were unable to locate anyone. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Phone Or Internet Harassment 894 E FOURTH ST Complainant: WILLIAMS, CARLY M 1379 COLUMBIANA RD COLUMBIANA, OH Officers responded to the 800 block of E Fourth St for a telecommunications harassment report. The complainant advised that she received threatening messages from an ex-boyfriend. The complainant was advised that the incident would be sent down to the prosecutor to be reviewed for charges. Ptl. E. Perry ****************************** Date: Sunday, March 5, 2017 Crim Damage / Endangering 894 E FOURTH ST SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer responded to the 800 block of E Fourth St for a report of criminal damage. The anonymous complainant provided information about several recent incidents of criminal damage in the City. This matter is currently under investigation. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Traffic Offense 226 VINE AVE SALEM Officer on patrol stopped a vehicle for a moving and equipment violation in the 200 block of Vine Ave. Officer during the stop deployed K9 Simon who indicated to the presence of narcotic odor. Contraband was located in the vehicle, the driver was given a verbal warning for the traffic violations and charged with the contraband. Officers cleared without incident. Cited: Francis D. Cain Sr. DOB: 4-1-83 of 690 Valley Rd. Salem Ohio 44460 Charge: MM possession of Marijuana Para. CCMC date of 3-9-17 Ptl. M. Garber ************************************ Date: Saturdav. March 4, 2017 Civil Matter 520 E PERSHING ST B Officer responded to the Salem Police Department for a civil matter. The complainant advised she went to the business and paid to enter the building. She advised a friend was asked to leave the business and she voluntarily left the business with her friend. She advised that she wanted her money back from the business and she was advised that it was a civil matter. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Person To Be Removed 986 SALEM PARKWAY FACTORY/MILL/PLANT Complainant: WILLIAM LOWRY Officers responded to a business in the 900 block of the Salem Parkway East for a person to be removed. Officers spoke with the business owner at that location and the individual that was no longer wanted on the property. The individual voluntarily departed and was advised to not return of he would be arrested for criminal trespassing. Sgt B Slider *********************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation E FIFTH 700 BLOCK A SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINT Officers responded to the 700 block of E Fifth St for a complaint of two vehicles parked in a no parking zone. Officer made contact with one of the owners at a nearby apartment building and both vehicles were subsequently moved. The individuals were in the process of moving and had been unloading items. Sgt B Slider ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1063 BUCKEYE AVE SALEM Complainant: SHAYLYNN BAGLEY Officers responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye Ave for a dispute. The complainant advised that the male subject had made threats towards her and she wanted to pursue charges. The complainant and a witness wrote voluntary statements about the incident. The complainants mother wanted to take both children to their grandmother's residence for the night to avoid further conflict. The male subject objected to the son leaving the residence and he was advised that due to male subjects ongoing irrational behavior there was a serious concern for the well being the juvenile and the male subjects ability to care for the child. The male subject subsequently agreed to let the juvenile stay at his grandmother's residence for the evening. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Civil Matter 1063 BUCKEYE AVE SALEM Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Officer responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye Ave for a civil matter. The complainant advised her husband was trying to take an item back to the store that she had bought. The officer advised the complainant that the matter was civil due to the male subject being her husband. Ptl. E. Perry ************************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Speak To Officer 469 FRANKLIN ST Complainant: MURRAY, CONNIE 1122 PARKER AVE SHELBWILLE, IN Officers responded to the 400 block of Franklin Ave to speak to a complainant. The complainant advised officers that her husband took her car several hrs ago . While officers were speaking to the complainant the complainants husband did return with the vehicle. Both parties advised officers that everything was okay. Ptl J Brooks **************************************
Sunday, March 05, 2017 01:25 PM -0500 Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported SUPERIOR AVE / N LINCOLN AVE UNIT # 1 , Owner/DRIVER: FRANK FERRl UNIT #2, DRIVER: MAX SKIDMORE, Owner BRADLEY SKIDMORE Officers responded to the intersection of N Lincoln Ave and Superior Ave in regards to a two vehicle crash with possible injuries. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to both parties who both denied having any injuries and did not seek medical attention. Both units had been traveling north bound on N Lincoln Ave when the driver of Unit #1 failed to stop when the driver of unit #2 was making a left hand turn onto Superior Ave, causing unit #1 to strike the rear of Unit #2. Both vehicle sustained disabling damage and were removed from the scene. Unit #1 was removed from the scene by AAA and Unit #2 was removed from the scene by Sinsleys Towing. Photographs were obtained and both parties were issued an accident report number. The driver of unit #1 as at fault and was cited for Assured Clear Distance Ahead (ACDA). Unit #l/Cited: Frank A Ferri Address: 2707 Broomfield Place, Lewis Center, Ohio, 43035 DOB: 10-21-1966 Charge: Assured Clear Distance Ahead (ACDA) (ORC4511.21A) Unit #2: Max A Skidmore Address: 9687 Duck Creek Rd. Salem, Ohio, 44460 DOB: 05-25-1999 Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Civil Matter 116 E FOURTH ST Complainant: MARRA McFARLAND Complainant calling the station to speak with a officer about a situation concerning property. As officers were speaking with the complainant she advised that she did not want officers to respond because it would only make the situation worse. Officers advised the complainant to call if she needed any assistance. The complainant advised that she was leaving the location. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ***************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 400 BLOCK OF S LUNDY AVE A Unit #1 Owner/Operator STEVEN MANGO Unit #2 Owner/Operator BERTILDA SOLlS Two Vehicle Accident Minor Property Damage Unit #2 advised that she was stopped in the 400 block of S. Lundy Ave, in the southbound lane, picking a subject up. Unit #1 advised he was stopped behind unit #2 in the southbound lane and went to pass due to the vehicle not moving. Unit #1 stated that he was unsure if she started to move while he was passing. Subsequently, unit #2's mirror did strike unit #l's mirror. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************* Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Child / Juvenile Problem 118 E SIXTH ST Complainant: LYNETTE SPROUSE Complainant on station in reference to a juvenile complaint. The complainant believes her daughter may have purchased an illegal drug from another juvenile. Investigation Pending Sgt. K. Toy ****************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Menacing / Threats 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Complainant on station to report that they had been threatened by a family member while in the 1000 block of Buckeye. Officers advised the complainant of the options for dealing with the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Domestic In Progress 1063 BUCKEYE AVE SALEM Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer(s) responded back to the 1000 block of Buckeye for a reported domestic in progress. On arrival officers spoke with the persons involved. It was determined that one of the persons had been yelling at the other to tell them that there ride was there. Officers again advised the persons to keep the noise down and then cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************* Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Domestic In Progress 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Officer(s) responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye for a reported domestic dispute in progress. On arrival officer spoke with the persons involved. It was determined to be a verbal dispute between two family members. No physical violence was reported. Officers advised both persons of the options for dealing with the situation then cleared. Ptl R Keister ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Smith Oil, Cashier Officer(s) responded to the 900 block of East State St for a reported theft. On arrival officers spoke with the clerk on duty. The clerk stated that a unknown person in a Maroon Chevy Malibu had pumped $11.30 in gas and then fled without rendering payment. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the vehicle in question. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ****************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Check Well Being 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: NELLIE HOUDYSHELL Officers responded to the above stated location in reference to a well being check. Complainant advised that she was concerned the male half was assaulting the female. Upon arrival, officers were unable to observe any physical marks of violence nor was any reported. Both sides were engaged in a verbal dispute but agreed to keep their distance. Sgt. K. Toy ************************************ Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Speak To Officer Complainant: CHRISTOPHER SHEEN Complainant on station to speak with an officer. Complainant advised he spoke with a detective about a suspicious object. The complainant stated that he believes the object might be an illegal drug. Officer secured the object and will place it into evidence. Salem Detective Division will be forwarded this information. Sgt. K. Toy ******************************** Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Suspicious Person 970 W PERRY ST 504 Complainant: WINNIE ALEK Officer responded to the 900 block of W Perry St for suspicious persons ringing door bells. Officer checked the area but did not locate anyone outside. The complainant advised she heard the doorbell ring and was having trouble with her neighbor and it may have been him. The complainant was advised to call the PD if she had further problems. Ptl. E. Perry ******************************* Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Officers responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye Ave in regards to a domestic dispute. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the female complainant who advised that her husband was not acting normal and kept arguing with her. Officers advised the two to stay separated for the night. The male subject advised that he would sleep on the couch. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Saturday, March 4, 2017 Person To Be Removed 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: JAMIE BAGLEY Officers responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye Ave for a person to be removed. The complainant advised that her daughter's boyfriend was at the residence and needed to be removed due to issue with her husband. When officers arrived at scene the male subject stated that the other male was inside a bedroom. Officers spoke with the daughter who advised her boyfriend was not there. Officers checked the residence and did not locate the male subject. The female subject advised she was going to her grandmother's for the evening to avoid any further conflict. Officers cleared the scene after the female left the residence. Ptl. E. Perry ********************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Civil Matter 1523 CAROLE CR Complainant: DANIEL MATZ, 4455 HOMEWORTH RD HOMEWORTH, OH Officer spoke to complainant over telephone in regards to a civil matter. The male complainant advised that his sons ex girlfriend would not give him his belongings back to him. Officer advised the complainant that this was a civil issue and advised him on how to handle the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl C Walla ********************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Accident Private Property 2875 E STATE ST A WALMART Unit # 1 Driver Marry Ellen RADDICK Owner WILLIAM RADDICK Unit # 2 Driver Owner TIMOTHY KYSER Officers responded to the Walmart parking lot for a motor vehicle accident. The driver of unit # 1 did pull forward to far and hit unit # 2. There wasn't any damage done to either vehicle. Officers provided both parties involved with a copy of the report number. Ptl J Brooks ********************************* Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Ambulance Needed 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye Ave for a report of a possible medical issue. Officers spoke with the individual in question and observed some symptoms of a possible issue, therefore Salem First Responders and an ambulance (KLG) were requested. The individual was checked out by medical personnel and subsequently refused treatment or transport. The individual and family members were advised to call back if the situation changed and further assistance was needed. Sgt B Slider ******************************* Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Parking Complaint / Violation 353 E FOURTH ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officers responded to the 300 block of E Fourth St for a complaint of two illegally parked vehicles. Officers attempted to make contact with the owners of the vehicles, but were unsuccessful. Both vehicles were given pink parking tickets. Ptl J Brooks ****************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Suspicious Person 1400 S LINCOLN AVE 7 Complainant: PATRICIA THOMAS Officers responded to the 1400 block of S Lincoln Ave and spoke with a complainant who had heard suspicious sounds outside of the residence. Officers checked all around the residence and found nobody in the area. The rear and side of the residence had no disturbance in the snow. The front walk way was clear of any snow, so officer could not discern if anyone had been near the door. Sgt B Slider ****************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 B&E / Burglary In Progress 1063 BUCKEYE AVE Complainant: UNKNOWN, CALLER Officers responded to the 1000 block of Buckeye Ave for a report of a possible burglary or person trespassing outside a residence. Officer spoke with the complainant outside who stated that someone may have been inside the residence and fled from a roof top. Officers checked all around the residence, as well as inside, and could not locate evidence of any trespasser at that time. The complainant was advised that extra patrol of the area would be done throughout the night. Sgt B Slider **********************************
Saturday, March 04, 2017 11:37 AM -0500 Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Littering / Dumping 995 NEWGARDEN AVE Complainant: TONYA ALBAUGH Officer responded to the above address for trash dumping. It was advised from the complainant that someone had put trash in her trash can that was on the curb. The complainant was able to get a name off of a medicine bottle that was in the trash. Officer attempted to make contact with the individual but was unable to do so. Officer also attempted to contact her via phone, officer got not answer. Officer did leave a voice mail to have a phone call returned. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************* Date: Fridav. March 3, 2017 Littering / Dumping 1717 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: JESSICA HOLBROOK Officer(s) responded to the 1700 block of Pennsylvania Ave for a report of illegal dumping. On arrival officers located a large pile of trash that appeared to be from a garbage truck. After speaking with the trash company involved it was determined that one of there trucks had to dump its load of garbage do to a fire. The trash company stated that the were making arraignments to clean the area in question. Officers advised the complainant of the situation. Officers cleared. Ptl R Keister ********************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Criminal Damage To MV 312 W FOURTH ST 5 Complainant: MATTHEW LOOMIS Officer took a report on station for criminal damage to a motor vehicle. It was advised from the complainant that his windshield was hit and shattered. Officer took photos of the vehicle. Officer cleared. Ptl Z Sanford ********************************* Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Disabled / Stuck MV HOWARD AVE / W PERSHlNG ST While on patrol on S. Howard Ave. officer observed a disabled vehicle at the intersection of S. Howard Ave. and W. Pershing St. Upon checking on the female operator of the vehicle she stated she believes she had got some bad gas the last time she filled up. She was able to get the vehicle running a short time later. Officer cleared. Ptl. B. Smith ******************************** Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check 816 ADAMS AVE Complainant: MICHAEL BROWN Officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Adams Ave in regards to an unwanted person at a residence. Dispatch advised that the complainant contacted the police department because his son invited his girlfriend, who had a warrant out of Columbiana County, to live at the residence and she was unwelcome. Officers responded to the residence and made contact with the son and his girlfriend. The female was subsequently taken into custody and transported to the police department for processing. She was later transferred to the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff. Ashlee Carlariello DOB: 02/07/93 Warrant Columbiana County Ptl. Cochran ******************************** Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Criminal Trespassing 1100 CEDAR RIDGE DR Complainant: ANNA TOLSON Officer was dispatched to the 1100 block of Cedar Ridge Drive for a report of trespassing. Officer responded and met with the complainant who advised while she was laying in bed her closet door started to open, but she did not see anyone. There was no forced entry to the home and no persons were found inside or outside the home. Ptl. C. Crider ********************************* Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Warrant Arrest / Warrant Check S LINCOLN AVE / AETNA ST Officer on patrol observed a vehicle in the 800 block of S Lundy Ave that was registered to a known female with a bench warrant out of Columbiana County. Officer initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle in the area of S Lincoln Ave and Aetna St. Officer made contact with the female and advised her of the warrant. Her vehicle was moved to a legal parking space by a family member and she was subsequently taken into custody. She was then transported to the police department for processing and later transferred into the custody of a Columbiana County Deputy Sheriff. Ptl. Cochran ******************************* Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Traffic Offense S LUNDY AVE / AETNA ST Officer on patrol in the area of S. Lundy Avenue and Aetna Street conducted a traffic stop on a silver Audi sedan which the registration came back to a red Mitsubishi Officer made contact with the driver who advised his friend owned the vehicle and he was just using it to get to work. Officer found that the driver did not have a drivers license in which he was issued a citation for. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Kaiser towing with a hold for proof of ownership. Cited: Jose Ernesto Rivera Rivera 526 Franklin Ave. Salem, Ohio 44460 (DOB: 08/04/1987) No Operators License Ptl. C. Crider ********************************** Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Child Custody Dispute Complainant: JONATHAN PIPKINS Officer on station spoke with a male complainant in regards to a child custody situation. The complainant advised that he was supposed to have his children on this date but stated that the mother of the children lied to him and he was not given his visitation time. Officer advised the complainant of his options for handling the incident. Ptl. Cochran *********************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Fight 500 BLOCK S. BROADWAY AVE. While on patrol police observed a disturbance in the street involving several subjects. A female reported being kick in the face but showed no signs of injury. Female was advised to respond to the Police Department when sober to fill out a statement. The street was clered and everyone snet on their way. Police then cleared. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ********************************* Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Dispute (NO Threats/Violence) 100 BLOCK OF E PERSHING Complainant: CHARLES CORBETT Officers responded to the side door of the police dept. off of E. Pershing St. after a cab driver stated he was pulling up to the police dept. with a disorderly person inside his cab. Upon checking on the male subject, it was determined he was intoxicated. He was belligerent but agreed to be transported home by the cab driver. Officer did escort the cab to the subject's residence in the 800 block of Newgarden Ave. The male subject, whom was on crutches could not properly use his crutches due to his intoxicated stated. Officer assisted the male subject's father with carrying him inside his residence. Officers cleared. Ptl. 6. Smith ********************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Vehicle Fire 1717 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Complainant: RON OGG Officer was dispatched to the 1700 block of Pennsylvania Avenue for a fire where garbage had caught fire in a garbage truck. Officer was advised that the truck was not on fire, only the garbage inside. Officer responded along with the fire department and found that the truck had dumped the garbage on the property of the garbage business. Once the fire department extinguished the fire the scene was cleared. No damage was reported. Ptl. C. Crider ******************************** Date: Friday, March 3, 2017 Suspicious Person 1020 E STATE ST While on patrol in the 1000 block of E. State St. officer observed a subject walking on the sidewalk believed to be intoxicated. The male subject was stopped and identified. The male subject stated he was just walking home to an address in the 1300 block of W. State St. in Perry Twp. Officer transported the male subject to the Salem Police Dept. to await a ride from Paul's Cab to transport him home. Upon arriving at the Salem Police Dept. officer detected a strong odor of marijuana emanating from about the male subject. Officer questioned the male subject about the odor. The male then turned over a smoking device he uses to smoke marijuana out of. The male subject, 26 year old Chad Dotson was issued a MM citation for possession of marijuana paraphernalia and given a court date of Tuesday March 7th, 2017 at 08:30a.m. in the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Paul's Cab picked Mr. Dotson up at the police dept. and transported him home. Officers cleared. Cited: Chad Dotson DOB: 4-3-1990 1360 W. State St. Lot#26 Salem, OH 44460 Charge: MM Possession of Marijuana Paraphernalia. ******************************* Ptl. B. Smith
Friday, March 03, 2017 10:24 AM -0500 Date: Thursday, March 2,2017 Assault Complainant: PAM ELKINS Officer made contact with the complainant via phone. The complainant advised that they have a client that claims to have been abused (assault) by being hitlstruck by a male that resides at the residence with her and her mother. The complainant advised that they needed to file a police report and are investigating this as they are required to do. The female adult victim didn't want to get off the bus yesterday (Wednesday) 03-01-17 at her residence. The complainant advised that staff had checked for marks but found none and the guardian mother advises the claims are false. The MRDD staff is following up on the incident. Ptl. French ************************************** Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 200 E SECOND ST M Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Officer responded to the above location and observed the vehicle mentioned by the complainant bearing Ohio registration, GXS7509 sitting across from the Sub Way Shop in the parking lot. Officer walked up to the drivers side door and the male operatorldriver found to be the owner of the vehicle ruled down the drivers side window. Officer observed an open bottle of Corona sitting in the cup holder next to him. Officer then observed the passenger having an open bottle of Corona sitting in between his legs. Officer advised both of them of the violation Open Container in a Motor Vehicle and that officer would be issuing them an MM citation which both of them advised they understood. No proof of an operators license was given only a Republic of Guatemala I.D. card. Officer advised the ownerloperator of the vehicle that he could not drive. He responded that he understood. Cited: Open Container Motor Vehicle 4301.62 (B)(4) Gerardo Ajanel 517 E. 6th St Salem, Ohio 44460 D.O.B. 10-03-91 Demetro Mendoza 517 E. 6th St Salem, Ohio 44460 D.O.B. 02-21-97 Both were issued the citations and given court dates of Friday, 03-10-17 at 8:30 A.M. for the Columbiana County Municipal Court. Ptl. French ************************************** Date: Thursday, March 2, 2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road HIGHLAND AVE / E ELEVENTH Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the area of Highland Ave. and E. 11t h St. in reference to a tree on the roadway. Upon arrival no tree was located but officer did find a small branch on the roadway and removed it. Ptl. Donald E. Paulin ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Debris In Roadway N HOWARD AVE / W SECOND ST Officer was flagged down and advised of debris in the roadway in the area of N. Howard Avenue and W. Second Street. Officer responded to the area and located a tan rear car bumper was partially in the roadway on W. Second Street just west of N. Howard Avenue. The item was removed from the roadway and no registration was on the bumper. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Severe Weather Damage 2290 LEXINGTON AVE A Complainant: LOLA BROWN Officer was dispatched to the 2200 block of Lexington Avenue for a report of a tree that fell on a house. Officer responded and found that a tree had fallen over due to the wind and was laying on the southwest corner of the residence. Damage to the roof was observed and photographed. Officer made contact with the complainant/owner who was advised a report would be completed should it be needed for insurance purposes. No injuries were reported. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Domestic In Progress 146 S UNION AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER Police responded to the 100 block of S. Union Ave. for a possible domestic. When officers arrived they made contact with the male half who was intoxicated. The male advised that a verbal argument had accrued and the female half took off walking. Officers also spoke with surrounding neighbors who advised that they could hear the argument and called the Police. Once officers were done speaking with the male subject officers cleared to speak with the other party. When officers made contact with the female half walking on Cleveland St. she had advised that the incident was only verbal. The female stated she did not want anything done and was going to stay with some friends for the night. Officers then cleared. Ptl. D. Osberg ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Speak To Officer 2553 LEXINGTON AVE 14 Complainant: DANIELLE STEWART Officer responded to the 2500 block of Lexington Avenue for a speak with officer report. The complainant advised that her juvenile daughter was playing an online game where she could control her own character. She advised that her daughter became upset and scared when a male character in the game was acting in appropriate towards her character and was nude. The game appeared to be for a younger audience. Officer advised the complainant that the incident was probably at random and the person controlling the other character could be anywhere in the world. Officer advised the juvenile to not share any personal information while playing those types of games. Ptl. C. Crider ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 1622 SOUTHEAST BLVD Reporting officer responded to the above location for a large tree across the street. Upon this officers arrival the tree was observed to have fallen and blocked Park Dr at SE Blvd. Contact was made with the street department to respond and remove the tree. Lt. David L. Casto ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1800 BLOCK OF CLEVELAND Complainant: LORI MAY Police responded to the 1800 block of Cleveland St. for a subject in a light colored van knocking on people's doors. Police made contact with the subject who stated he was selling Kirby vaccum cleaners. The subject was advised he needed a permit and was done for the evening. Officers then cleared without incident. Ptl. D. Osberg ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST Complainant: ANDRIC, OPAL Officer took a report of theft from a gas station in the 900 block of E State St. The complainant advised that on the evening of February 28, 2017, a female entered the store and paid for $70.31 worth of cigarettes and candy but, did not render payment for the $25.50 of gasoline that she had pumped. Complainant advised that a credit card was used and provided officer with the name of the female. Officer advised that an attempt to locate the female would be conducted. The matter is under investigation. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Drive Off 968 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: Oil, Smith Officer was dispatched to a gas station in the 900 block of E State St in regards to a drive off. Upon arrival, officer spoke with the cashier who advised that someone in a dark blue GMC truck pumped $20.01 of gasoline and left without rendering payment. The cashier was unable to get a license plate. The cashier later advised that she made a mistake and activated the wrong pump, causing the person to believe they paid. Officer advised that a report would be on file. Officer cleared. Ptl. Cochran ************************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Limbs / Tree / Lines In Road 1447 SHADY LN SALEM Officer was dispatched to the 1400 block of Shady Lane for a report of a tree in the roadway. Officer responded and found that a tree had fallen over in the front yard of a residence due to the wind and the tree was covering the roadway. The street department was requested and once they arrived the tree was removed from the roadway. Ptl. C. Crider **************************************
Thursday, March 02, 2017 11:31 AM -0500 Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip SOUTH AVE / DEMING ST Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER While officers were checking the area of Cherry St for a vehicle involved in a hit-skip vehicle accident, a complainant advised of another hit-skip accident involving the same vehicle. Officers checked the area of South Ave and Deming St and did locate another hit-skip scene. While investigating the incidents in the 600 block of Cherry St, several vehicles drove in the area. Several witnesses advised the driver of the hit-skip vehicle was a passenger in the black vehicle headed southbound on Olive St. Officers were able to initiate a traffic stop with the black vehicle and the driver of the hit-skip vehicle was in the passenger seat. The male subject was take into custody for OVI and Obstruction of Official Business. He was also issue a traffic citation for the hit-skip accident. The male subject was taken to Salem PD where he was processed and booked. He was then transported to Columbiana County Jail. Arrested: Cody McKinney DOB: 07-17-1989 Address: 608 Cherry St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: OVI ORC 4511. 19Al a, Obstruction ORC 2921.31, Non-compliance suspension ORC 4510.16Al Reasonable Control 4511.202Al, Hit-Skip Leaving the Scene 4549.021 Ptl. E. Perry ********************************* Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Accident Hit / Skip 406 FRANKLIN AVE 1/2 Complainant: ANONYMOUS, CALLER 4511.202 333.08 MM Failure to Maintain Reasonable Control of a MVon any street, highway or property 4549.02 335.12 M1 Hit Skip / Leaving the Scene of MV Accident - 4510.11C1A 335.07AlA Driving Under Suspension Unit #1, Hit/Skip, Driver identified as Cody McKinney Owner CHRISTOPHER MCKINNEY Officers responded to the 400 block of Franklin St for a report of a vehicle that struck a stop sign. Officers arrived and observed the stop sign on the ground. Officer also observed the front bumper of a vehicle on the ground nearby. Officer spoke with several witnesses who advised that a dark color Jeep SUV had been operating in an erratic manner southbound in Hogan's Alley and the vehicle subsequently struck the stop sign, breaking it off at the base of its post and tearing off the vehicle's front bumper in the process. The witnesses reported that the SUV left the area eastbound on Franklin St at a high rate of speed. Salem Dispatch notified Salem FD who responded to the scene and transported the stop sign back to Salem PD for safekeeping until it could be replaced. While officer was investigating the incident and photographing the damage, another witness driving by stopped and asked if officers were looking for a Jeep Cherokee that had hit some signs. The witness gave a first name of the suspect driver and stated that the individual resided on Cherry St and was just observed driving erratically in that area in the Jeep Cherokee, which had a temporary tag on the back. A second accident scene on E Perry St had also been reported to Salem PD dispatch with additional signs having been struck and the vehicle having left the scene. Officer advised other officers of the new information, and those officers subsequently located the suspect vehicle parked/unoccupied in a driveway at 618 Cherry St. After officer cleared from investigating the first accident, officer was flagged down by another witness who identified the driver of the suspect vehicle by first and last name, stated the suspect driver was intoxicated and further stated that the suspect driver had been picked up by someone in a black Pontiac prior to officers arriving on Cherry St. This officer continued to Cherry St where other officers were on scene. While photographing the suspect vehicle (which was affirmed to be missing its front bumper and did have a temporary tag on the back), the previously reported black Pontiac drove past on a nearby street with another vehicle behind it and an occupant yelling to officers that the suspect driver was believed to be in the black Pontiac. Officers were able to get the black Pontiac stopped nearby and the suspect driver was affirmed to be inside. The driver was subsequently taken into custody for OVI and transported to Salem PD. Officer stood by for Davidsons towing to remove the Jeep which was affirmed to be parked in a driveway next door to the suspect drivers residence. Officer subsequently responded to Salem PD where the suspect driver was served a citation for Failure to Control, Hit/Skip and Driving Under Suspension, in addition to numerous other traffic charges served by officers investigating the second hit/skip accident and OVI. Cited: Cody McKinney, DOB 07-17-1989 608 Cherry St, Salem OH 44460 Failure to Maintain Reasonable Control Hit/Skip Leaving the Scene of a MV Accident Driving Under Suspension Sgt B Slider ******************************* Date: Tuesday, February 28, 2017 Accident With Injury 491 REILLY AVE H SALEM Unit 1, DRI/Owner: Stephen Bailey Unit 2, DRI/Owner: John Shaw Officers responded to E Pershing St near Strotter Brown Ave for a two vehicle accident with possible injury. Unit 1 had been eastbound behind unit3 and failed to observe that traffic ahead of Unit 2 was stopped for a vehicle waiting to turn left. The driver of Unit 1 had turned away momentarily and Unit 1 was unable to get stopped, at which time the front of Unit 1 struck the rear of Unit 2. A passenger in Unit 1 sustained a possible minor injury,therefore Salem First Responders and KLG Ambulance had been dispatched. The passenger subsequently signed a refusal for treatment. Both units were able to be driven from the scene. The driver of Unit 1 was issued a citation for assured clear distance ahead. Photographs were taken at the scene. Sgt B Slider ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Child Custody Dispute 491 REILLY AVE A SCHOOL (NOT COLLEGE) Complainant: WILLIAM CHAMPLIN Officer met with the complainant on station who advised that he had gone to a divorce hearing this date. After leaving the hearing he went to the sons elementary school inside the City limits to pick up his child from school. He and his estranged wife are the only ones that were to be able to pick the child up. Upon arrival he found that his wife's parents/grand parents to his son had already picked up the child and he was in their car. He attempted to get his son out of the car in which the grandparents would not let him take his son. He wanted the incident on file. He was given this report number. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Assist Other Agency 589 WOODLAND AVE Complainant: JOB AND FAMILY SERVICES, COLL 7892 DICKEY DR 2 LISBON, OH Officer responded to the 500 block of Woodland Ave in order to assist Columbiana County Job and Family Services with a child neglect incident. Officer stood by while the agency conducted their duties. Officer later cleared without incident. Ptl. Cochran ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Accident No Injury Reported 1318 QUAKER CR SALEM Complainant: JACOB RICE Traffic Report Private Property Unit #1: 2016 Subaru SW Red in color Owner/Operator: Jacob Rice 4554 Homeworth Rd Homeworth, Ohio 44634 Unit #2: 2008 Chevrolet TK Silverado Blue in color Owner/Operator: Arnold Whitman 159 Apple St Salem, Ohio 44460 Unit #1 was south bound in the side parking lot to the west side of the building. Unit #2 attempted to back up west bound striking Unit #1 in the left side drivers door with it's right rear corner/bumper area. No injuries reported at time of crash. No Unit(s) towed. Ptl. French ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Assist Other Agency 287 WOODLAND AVE Officers responded to the above location to assist Goshen Police with serving paperwork in the city. Officers made contact with the owner paperwork was served. Ptl. M.Wirkner ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Check Well Being 540 AETNA ST Officers arrived at the above location for a well being check on a female subject. Officers were able to make contact with the subject and spoke about a couple of incidents involving her juvenile daughter. Ptl. M.Wirkner **************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Fraud 435 W WILSON ST Complainant: PATRICIA MYERS Officer responded to the above location and met with the complainant who advised that an e-mail was sent to another e-mail that was suppose to be legitimate but, the complainant has now found that it was a forged/fraudulent e-mail address. The proper people have been advised of the situation along with the FBI. A police report was required. The complainant wanted to talk with a detective and she new Det. Davis. Officer advised the complainant that officer would have him make contact with her. Ptl. French ***************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Criminal Trespassing CENTENNIAL DR / E PERSHING PARK PLAYGROUND Officer was advised by an anonymous motorist of a vehicle parked in Centennial Park during restricted hours. Officers located the vehicle off of E Pershing St and made contact with two occupants inside. They were advised of the parked hours and afforded a warning for criminal trespassing prior to being sent on their way. Sgt B Slider ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Residential Lockout 400 FAIR AVE Complainant: ANONYMOUS, COMPLAINANT Officer responded to the 400 block of Fair Ave for a report of a male individual locked out of a residence. Salem FD had also been dispatched to assist. Upon arriving officer was familiar with the individual form a recent call, and was aware that other family members resided there. After knocking several times officer was able to make contact with family inside and they did respond to open the door. Sgt B Slider ****************************** Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Suspicious Vehicle 1125 E STATE ST GAS STATION Complainant: SHAWNEE ROHR Officers responded to the 11 00 block of E State St in regards to a suspicious vehicle. The female complainant advised that the vehicle had been parked in front of the open buisness for an extended amount of time. Officer arrived on scene and found the vehicle to be unoccupied. Officer then spoke to the complainant and advised them that the vehicle was parked legally on private property and that it was up too them on what they wanted to do with the vehicle. Officer cleared. Ptl C Walla ******************************* Date: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Open Container In MV S LINCOLN AVE / OLIVE ST Officers were in the 600 block of Cherry St investigating a vehicle hit skip accident. The vehicle that was involved with the investigation passed officers and turned down Olive St. Officers were able to initiate a traffic stop with the vehicle on S Lincoln Ave near Olive St The passenger of the vehicle had an open container of an alcoholic beverage in his lap. The passenger was issued a minor misdemeanor citation for the open container. Cited: Cody McKinney DOB: 07-17-1 989 Address: 608 Cherry St, Salem, Ohio 44460 Charge: Open Container inside a motor vehicle city ordinance 529.07B4 Ptl. E. Perry