West Virginia State Police

Charged: Shaqueena S. Jett, 28, 105 North 12th St., Weirton, second offense-driving under the influence, driving under the influence with a minor present and driving while suspended for DUI, Tuesday.

Toronto Police

Charged: David Colvin Sr., 43, 605 Main St., domestic violence, March 23.

Charged: Anthony C. King-Leone, 24, 515 North River Ave., probation violation, March 26.

Charged: David P. Straka, 35, 714 North Fourth St., failure to control, March 26.

Charged: Asia Powell, 28, 4100 LaBelle Ave., Weirton, possession of drug paraphernalia and drugs, March 28.

Charged: Manita M. Dobbins, 44, 505 Linden Ave., Steubenville, driving while suspended, March 29.

Charged: Gary Stock, 52, 611 Main St., theft, petit theft and possession of drugs, Tuesday.

Charged: Joshua A. Smith, 46, Apartment B, 109 Findley St., petit theft and possession of drugs, Tuesday.

Charged: Elijah J. Middleton, 18, 702 Loretta Ave., improper start from stop, Tuesday.

Charged: John A. Cook, 68, 425 North Fifth St., public intoxication, Tuesday.

Weirton Police

Mason Scott Skinner, 21, 129 Bennett Drive, Weirton, failure to report an accident and no insurance, March 9, subject turned self in at police headquarters on warrants.

Riganoldo Nicolo Demelio, 53, 388 Ridge Ave., Weirton, domestic battery, March 11, arrested on warrant stemming from incident October 2022 after being found at Bob Evans.

Derek Edward Degarmo, 31, 101 St. Johns Road, Weirton, indecent exposure, March 11, police attempted warrant service at a Brooke Street address, learning subject had moved. Officers made contact by phone at Degarmo turned himself in.

Aaron Michael Lee, 39, 310 North 4th St., Toronto, fugitive from justice, March 11, arrested following a traffic stop investigation, found to be wanted in Monroe County, Ohio, for felony drug trafficking of dangerous drugs.

Jesse Le Sedon, no age given, 3915 Washington St., No. 5, Weirton, warrant for destruction of property, March 12, arrested on warrant following a traffic stop.

Robert P. Phipps, no age given, 152 Phillips St., Weirton, warrant for petit larceny, March 12, arrested on outstanding warrant.

Joseph V. DeCaria, 34, 2030 Stillwater Lane, McDonald, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug abuse instrument, March 15, arrested following a call for two people passed out in a vehicle.

Marissa D. Gilliam, 39, 109 Columbus Way, Weirton, possession of drug abuse instrument, March 15, arrested following a call of two people passed out in a vehicle

Ashley Kukich, 37, no fixed address, disorderly conduct, warrant for trespassing, March 24, arrested following a disturbance in the 2800 block of Pennsylvania Avenue.

Damar O’shay Jackson, 21, 3956 Stratford Blvd., Steubenville, possession of marijuana, possession of drug abuse instrument, March 27, arrested following traffic stop.

Morgan Malka, no age given, 3334 West St., Apt. A, Weirton, four counts wanton endangerment, two counts domestic assault, March 30, subject located at her residence and arrested on warrants from previous incident.

Steubenville Police

Outstayed his welcome: A man who’d been at a residence in the 1500 block of Oregon Avenue said he “was forced to leave the house because a male there had a … handgun,” Tuesday. He told police he didn’t live there, but a male had threatened him with a gun so he left. Police located a man at the residence who denied threatening him, and the homeowner said she’d asked him “multiple times to leave before he did.”

Near miss: A DoorDash driver got stuck in the parking lot behind Sunset Motors, Tuesday. She told police her GPS took her behind the dealership to Powell Avenue “and approached a grassy hillside and concrete stairwell.” She said she tried to drive back to the road but her vehicle started sliding down the hill to the Hollywood Plaza parking lot, coming to rest “approximately a half an inch from a Sunset Motors vehicle.” Police said there was no sign her vehicle made contact with the dealership vehicle, and said the business owner advised it could be left there until morning when his employees could move vehicles around so she could get out of the lot safely.

Problematic: Richard P. German, 26, no fixed address, petit theft and contempt of court, Tuesday. German was taken into custody after police were called to a Gaylord Towers because a white male had allegedly been “screaming obscenities and racial slurs at residents who were relaxing outside,” security personnel said. They said the man had gone into Family Dollar and when police went inside they found German even though he’d previously been banned from the store. Police said store employees alleged they’d seen him try to steal items from the store before they arrived.

Punched: A city resident told police another woman punched her in the American Legion parking lot on North Seventh Street at Franklin Avenue, Tuesday. She said the two of them had argued inside the club over another family member, and when she went outside to call police the other woman followed her out and punched her in the face while she sat in her car. Police said the other woman’s eye was slightly swollen.

Causing problems: A city resident told police she has a protection order against her childrens’ father “and he keeps showing up at her house to drop the kids off then forces his way into the residence,” Tuesday. She called back five hours later to say he “continually calls her, texts her and shows up at her residence.”

Drugs talking: Callers reported a woman causing a disturbance in the 200 block of South Fourt Street, Tuesday. They found the woman in a parking lot and said she was behaving erratically and “appeared to be under the influence of an illegal drug.” Steubenville firefighters/EMS arrived to treat her, and she admitted she had smoked cracked earlier, police said.

Overdid it: A disturbance was reported at a property in the 300 block of Terrace Avenue, Tuesday. Upon arrival they spoke with the man allegedly causing the problem, who police said was “highly intoxicated.” He voluntarily went to the hospital for evaluation, police said.

Report: A caller reported seeing a man “shooting up at the picnic table with two other men at North End Park, Tuesday. Police located the man based on the description the caller gave them, but he denied using drugs or possessing drug paraphernalia. He allowed police to search him but no contraband was found, they said.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Report: A Wintersville woman told deputies juveniles were throwing things at her house, Tuesday. She said she was trying to get ready for work but had to keep stopping because of the kids, and said she thinks they were throwing rocks at her home as well as a small decorative yard mushroom and showed deputies one that had landed in her yard. Deputies didn’t find anyone home at the kids’ house.