Steubenville Police

Cash and carry: Police said a woman involved in a disturbance in the 700 block of North Fifth Street told them she was visiting her “boyfriend” and they argued over money, Friday. They tried to talk to the male, but he wouldn’t come to the door.

Packed it in: A man pitched a tent at the marina and was camping there, Friday. Police told him he couldn’t stay there, so he packed his things and moved on.

Calling it quits: A man in the 4200 block of Sunset Boulevard told police he and his girlfriend were having problems and he “just wanted to leave and not return,” Saturday. He showed them “a very small cut on his wrist” but refused to give any other information. His girlfriend said they’d just returned home and started drinking, which led to an argument. She said he “grabbed her hair and started pulling her around” and the mark on his arm was possibly from her nail when she was trying to get loose from him. Her daughter said when she and her boyfriend got to the residence, her mother’s boyfriend “met him in the yard, got in his face and began screaming” but the confrontation never became physical. The mother’s boyfriend “grabbed some of his tools and property” but said there were several items she wanted but she wouldn’t let him take. He was told he’d have to go through the courts to dispute ownership.

Dropped: Someone picking up a sandwich at a shop dropped a plastic bag containing a crystal-like substance believed to be methamphetamine, Saturday.

Escorted out: A woman refused to leave a downtown club despite the owner asking her to go “numerous times,” Friday. Police located the woman and escorted her out of the building and told her not to return.

Foiled: Employees at Walmart said a woman skip-scanned two items but wasn’t able to leave the store with them, Saturday. They said the items were recovered, but the woman was “released” when her male companion became aggressive.

Rising tensions: A Sherman Avenue resident told police another woman had threatened her and her dogs, Saturday.

Just the keys, please: A woman in the 800 block of North Sixth Street said she and her live-in boyfriend had argued and when he left, he took her car keys, Friday. She told police the car doesn’t work but she wants her keys anyway.

Reported: A caller in the 400 block of Scenic Drive reported hearing what sounded like gunfire, Saturday. Police were told it “sounded like … a small caliber weapon” in a nearby wooded area, but police checked it and could find no signs of trouble.

Theft: A Greenfield Avenue resident said someone stole her debit card and used it to make a purchase, Friday.

Common sense: A caller complained that someone parked a car in front of her garage in the 1400 block of Arlington Avenue, Friday. Police located the driver, who moved it after talking to them.

Booked: Matthew Mohoroski, 38, 121 Braxton Road, Weirton, bench warrant for theft, Friday; Anthony Lee Atkins, 38, 55304 Colerain Pike, Martins Ferry, warrant for failure to appear (Belmont County), Friday.

Code issues: Notices of violation were sent to owners/occupants of properties at 543 Lawson Ave., 529 Maxwell Ave. (vacant lot), 1226 Pennsylvania Ave., 1241 Pennsylvania Ave., 1301 Pennsylvania Ave., 423 Buena Vista Blvd., 1520 Euclid Ave., 2632 Hollywood Blvd., 1414 Oregon Ave., 1434 Oregon Ave., all for high grass/weeds. Also, 3216 Portland Blvd., plastic bins, tires and other items strewn behind property, high weeds/grass.

Cited: Santonio Brown, 19, 232 Bryden Ave., Steubenville, operating a motor vehicle on a temporary permit; Lindsay A. Gombar, 37, 104 Andrews Drive, Wintersville, speeding and driving under suspension; Daniel DeSantiago, 28, 256 10th St., Steubenville, expired plates; Jasmine D. Smith, 34, 461 S. Fourth Street, Steubenville, expired plates; Daniel A. Maul, 47, 101 N. Eighth Street, Wheeling, expired plates.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Nature walk: A woman reported seeing a man on county Road 16 “walking around outside, naked,” June 5. Deputies said they couldn’t find him but when they went to the address the caller had given them and asked the resident if he’d seen a man who didn’t have any clothes on walking by, the man told them “he might know what this is about.” He said he went to shower but “forgot his clothes, which were in his garage” so he ran out the back door naked to his garage to get them. He said his garage door “was open and someone may have seen him if they drove by.” The man characterized it as a misunderstanding and apologized, and deputies advised him he needs to “have clothes on or something covering his body up” when he’s outside his home. He told them it wouldn’t happen again.

Man charged: A Richmond-area man was taken into custody because he allegedly had been “making threats” to a neighbor with whom he’s had problems earlier in the day, June 5. Deputies charged Raymond Higgs, 52, who lives on state Route 43, with menacing after watching a video in which he allegedly threatened the other man. Higgs told deputies “his actions and comments were in self-defense and that the argument had started because (the other man) had made comments he did not like,” but after reviewing the video, deputies said the neighbor “was not heard in the video making any threats toward him, though (his) actions could be viewed as antagonizing.”

Booked: Nicholas R. Bozman, 33, 1385 township Road 428, Toronto, probation violation, June 4.