Steubenville Police

Stolen, vandalized: A Euclid Avenue resident told police someone broke his rear window and stole his black i10Max scooter, valued at $500, Thursday.

Late arrival: Police were told a man dressed all in white was pounding on the door at TJMaxx after closing, Thursday. He was gone before police arrived.

Down and out: An unresponsive male was reported in a parking lot in the 2300 block of Cleveland Avenue, Friday. Police said the man was on the ground and when they rolled him over and began sternum rubs he responded but his pupils were pinpoints, his speech slurred and he was lethargic. He told police he’d taken sleeping medication and was trying to get home to Smithfield. He was taken to the hospital for evaluation.

Last laugh: A Richmond man was parked in the lot outside Dunham Sport’s when a man in a dark blue Chevy Equinox backed into his car and then fled the scene, Wednesday. The man gave police the hit-and-run driver’s license plate number.

Booked: Dakota M. Agnew, 28, 128 Reichart Ave., Wintersville, bench warrant (Toronto County Court), Thursday.

Served: Corey W. Miller, 46, 300 Springdale Ave., Wintersville, bench warrant (petty theft), Thursday

Cited: Amanda S. Jacobs, 41, 537 Lawson Ave., Steubenville, expired plates and driving under suspension; Sewlyn Frank Ellis Jr., 34, 2923 Oregon Ave., Steubenville, failure to signal, Friday.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Heed the warning: A man who had been warned multiple times to leave a property in Mount Pleasant was taken into custody when he was found inside a structure, April 17. Deputies said Gene Wise, 50, was charged with criminal trespass after a caller reported seeing a man inside the property who wasn’t supposed to be there. Wise claimed he had paperwork that allowed him to be there but when deputies checked it, they said it was actually a notice to vacate given him by a former owner in 2022 and pointed out to him the locks had been changed twice. They said Wise denied breaking in and said the door was already open when he returned to the property. The structure has no water or electrical service.

Relationship blues: A Toronto woman reported a disturbance involving her boyfriend, April 17. She said they were on their way home from a bar in Wintersville when he “began calling her insulting names,” deputies said. She said she tried getting him out of her car and when he wouldn’t leave, threw his phone out the window in hopes she could get away but he “jumped back in through the window” and wanted to go to her house. Once there she said he got in bed and wouldn’t leave, so she “tried to pull him out of the bed and he pushed her,” causing her to strike her head on the bedpost.

Prowler: A resident living on County Road 22A, Bloomingdale, said she saw “two suspicious people” on her family’s company property, April 16. When other family members went out to check they said the individual “took off running from the property toward the Harrison County line.” They said they’d check during daylight hours to be sure nothing was taken or damaged.

Theft: An employee reported a theft from a gas well site in Bloomingdale, April 16. He said 15 feet of copper wire, an air compressor hose and hose reel were missing. He said he’d noticed it a week earlier but didn’t have a chance to report it.

Booked: John M. Butler Jr., 113 Mary Ann Place, Mingo Junction, probation violation (Jefferson County Common Pleas Court), April 17.

Ohio State Highway Patrol

Billie D. Lockhart, 48, Lisbon, possession of drugs, April 18. Lockhart also was cited for excessive window tint and charged with operating a vehicle under the influence after a traffic stop on State Route 213. A Jefferson County K-9 officer was called in to assist and alerted to the presence of contraband, his handler said.