Brooke County sheriff

Charged: Ashley N. Latimer, 30, 110 Fernwood Ave., Follansbee, grand larceny, Tuesday.

Steubenville Police

Rolled away: A customer at the laundromat in the 1500 block of Sunset Boulevard said his car rolled off the sidewalk into a parked vehicle, Sunday. Police said there were some fresh scrapes.

Vandalized: A resident in the 400 block of South Sixth Street said her vehicle had been damaged overnight, Monday. Police said the rear fender was scratched and their scuff marks on both passenger side doors.

Intercepted: A man was stopped trying to leave the Kroger property with a shopping cart loaded with his purchases, Sunday. He took his groceries and left without the cart.

Under investigation: Police located a woman who matched the description of a female who’d been in Office Max last week when a handheld device was stolen, Friday. She was stopped for questioning and identified and “confirmed that she had been in the (store),” police said. The matter remains under investigation.

Code issues: Notices of violation were sent to owners/occupants of properties at 800 block of North Seventh Street, Space 1; 1301 Belleview Blvd., 1403 Belleview Blvd., 1415 Belleview Blvd.; 732 N. Fifth St., 2008 Oregon Ave., and 325 Vernon Ave., 2119 Sunset Blvd., all for high grass/weeds. Also, 211 Ohio St., high grass/weeds, litter and junk.

Cited: Eugene M. Gan, 54, 353 Wilma Ave., Steubenville, speeding; Jon P. Haight, 47, 474 S. Fifth St., Steubenville, driving under suspension; Tana S. Saunders, 18, 2623 Cherry Ave., Steubenville, temporary permit violation; Lajuan J. Swearingen, 18, 1140 Lincoln Ave., Apt. D, Steubenville, no operator’s license; Sajan Handa, no age or address listed, speeding; Arabia Jett, 32, 733 Brady Ave., driving under suspension and stop sign violation; Julia Marks, 67, 209 Wilshire Blvd., Steubenville, speeding.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Hit and miss: A Salineville motorist told deputies her sister and a friend became “really angry” when she slammed her brakes to avoid hitting a deer and “started assaulting her, slamming her face into the window and dashboard,” Friday. She said she left the two of them on state Route 164.

A county resident pushed the panic button because someone was pounding on her window, Sunday. She told dispatchers the individual was “yelling her name and knocking on her window,” so she’d hid in her laundry room. Deputies identified the would-be intruder as her husband, who’d been released from jail after serving three years. She said it was OK for him to be there.

Booted out: A Bergholz resident reported a family member was “drunk and being combative,” Deputies who spoke with her said she told them he was being belligerent and she dealt with it, throwing him out of the house.

Bull headed: A Bloomingdale resident said his neighbor’s bull was on his property and had damaged his fence, but he didn’t want the owner coming onto his property to retrieve the animal, Monday. Deputies told him it was a civil issue.

Trespassing: An Alliance woman said she’d been notified by neighbors that a property on Wilson Avenue left in her care is being vandalized by a family with whom she’s had trouble in the past, Sunday. She said individuals have been seen on the property “burning tires in the driveway and (doing) some of the new damage to (it),” and said when she went to their house a year ago to discuss some problems she had with them she’d spotted property that had been removed from her family’s home, deputies said. The caller told deputies she won’t pursue charges now, but she wants them to be warned to stay off the property or face the consequences.

Hung up: A semi got hung up on the railroad tracks on Third Street in Tiltonsville, Sunday. The driver said he needed to get to a filling station with diesel fuel, but the first station he found wouldn’t accommodate his truck. He said GPS directed him to another station but when he came to the railroad tracks “he wasn’t sure he would make it over the tracks due to the steepness,” but when he decided to try anyway his truck got hung up on the tracks. Deputies drew his attention to the “no trucks” signs posted at the crossing and he said he hadn’t noticed them until after he got stuck. A tow truck had to be called to move the truck.

Charged: Diane Lynn Welling, 52, 125 Ravine St., Mingo Junction, possession of cocaine, Aug. 8; Ciera K. Kugler, 24, 256 Jewett Road, Steubenville, Aug. 8, possession of drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of drug abuse instruments.

Cited: Michael Sempkowski, 64 township Road 113, Rayland, driving under suspension and following too closely.

West Virginia State Police

Charged: Katherine M. Allenby, 49, 10 Clendenin Ave., Wellsburg, financial abuse of a protected person, Monday.