Steubenville Police

Recurring problem: A woman was causing a disturbance on 5th Street at Logan Avenue, but left the area before police could get there, Thursday. Later in the day the same woman was at 5th and Washington streets “yelling at vehicles” and police had to tell her to stop. While talking with her police said they noticed an open container of alcohol in her possession and warned her it’s not permitted, and they poured it out. They said she left the scene on foot.

Issues: A city resident wanted to talk with police because she’s convinced the FBI “has been following her and she is fearful that they will attempt to kill her,” Thursday. Police said she was able to correctly answer questions they posed of her and told them she “only wanted the incident to be documented.” She didn’t want any other help, police said.

Ex with feelings: A man who had been walking with a female said he saw her ex following him in his car, Thursday and when he got to Lincoln Avenue at Lincoln Boulevard jumped out of his car “and began chasing him with a stick,” Thursday. He said the man fled when he saw him calling 9-1-1.

Nervous: Police were asked to check a closet in the 2400 block of Sunset Boulevard, Thursday. The resident was concerned someone was inside.

Sticky fingers: A Market Street resident said a child’s blue “Sonic the Hedgehog” scooter with light-up wheels was stolen, Thursday. Police were told there’ve been several similar thefts in the neighborhood, and the same group of kids are believed involved.

Smoked out: A “large amount of smoke” was reported in the 1300 block of Euclid Avenue, Thursday. Police checked the area but were unable to identify what caused it.

Crowd control: Police were called to the 700 block of Market Street because of “a large crowd causing a disturbance,” Friday. Upon arriving at the scene an officer reported three separate crowds and advised all to keep the noise down. Police said all appeared to be in order, so they left.

Inconsiderate: A caller reported a loud radio in the 700 block of Oakmont Avenue, Thursday. Police said they could hear it from the cruiser from about 100 yards away, so they asked the “large crowd of (men) who were standing near the vehicle” to turn it down, which they did “briefly.” As the officer began to leave he said someone turned it back on so he went back and reminded them they need to be respectful of other people living in the area. The group also was warned if police have to return there would be citations issued.

Problem drinking: A disturbance was reported in the 500 block of Ross Street, Thursday. Police said the couple told them they’d been arguing over his drinking, but they calmed down while officers were on the scene and the man ended up apologizing. The two were told to stay away from each other until they were ready to talk.

Car located: A Johnson Road resident told police her son took her car without her permission, Thursday. Police later determined he’d been pulled over in Harrison County and said the car had been impounded and he was taken into custody.

Bad news for dad: A city resident asked police to speak with his juvenile daughter “regarding her sneaking a boy into the residence,” Thursday. Police said they spoke with the child and her parents.

Not there: A woman was reportedly behaving suspiciously in the 400 block of N. 4th Street, Thursday. Police said there were many people walking around “but no one was acting in a suspicious manner.”

Broken: A woman in the 500 block of S. 4th Street reported the rear window on her vehicle had been shattered, Thursday. She told police there was also a piece of cinder block inside her car.

Going places: A Plum Street resident wanted her child’s father to leave her home, Thursday. She told police he doesn’t live there and they don’t get along. They told the male she wanted him to leave and he said he already had someone enroute to give him a ride.

Problem behavior: A man was causing problems at a residence in the 1200 block of Plum Street, Thursday. The woman said she’s had “numerous problems” with him in the past. Police said he was leaving as police arrived.

Not listening: A homeowner in the 100 block of Wildon Avenue, said juveniles were on his porch again, Thursday. Police said when they pulled up several kids between the ages of 6 and 10 were still on the sidewalk, so after identifying them, police reminded them they’d been told to stay off the property. Two children who hadn’t been warned previously were also told not to return.

Booked: Josi M. Roe, 21, 435 S. Bridge St., failure to appear, Thursday.

Summoned: Az’Jha McGee, 19, 811 Efts Lane, failure to appear;

Code issues: Notices of violation were sent to owners/occupants of properties at 251 Elaine St., 1396 Euclid Ave., 1423 Euclid Ave., 1428 Euclid Ave., 1304 Belleview Blvd., 1311 Belleview Blvd., 733 N. Fifth St., 828 Oakmont Ave., 227 Ohio St., 719 N. 4th Street; 2121 Paddy Mud Road; 1223 Ridge Ave., 1225 Ridge Ave., 1231 Maryland Ave., 1222 Oregon Ave., 1234 Oregon Ave., all for high grass/weeds. Also, 908 Pittsburgh St., garbage bags, litter and junk piled on side of residence; 237 N. 9th St., garbage bags piled on sidewalk and along south side of residence, couches and chairs piled on sidewalk in front of property 449 S. 4th Street, “couch and recliner along with two overflowing city trash cans” on the sidewalk in front of property;

Charged: A Weirton woman is facing a drunken driving charge after police pulled her over at 4th and Washington streets because they didn’t see a license plate, Friday. Police said Krysten Wilson, 32, 3144 Weir Ave., was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence after they reportedly “smelled a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from the vehicle” and said they noticed her eyes were bloodshot and glassy. Wilson also was cited for display of plates and driving under suspension, police said.

Cited: Jeffrey A. Dunn, 63, 1300 Cadiz Road, Lot 37, Wintersville, driving under suspension and improper backing following a fender-bender Thursday in the 1900 block of Majestic Circle; Ashley Nicole Baker, 25, 901 Bank St, Apt. 47, Toronto one-way street violation.

Toronto Police

Charged: Dylan R. Leonard, 30, 513 North Fifth St., no operator’s license; James D. Shannon, 38, no fixed address, trespassing, petit theft and possession of a controlled substance; Eric L. Hartline, 53, 418 North Sixth St., failure to comply and possession of drugs; Tabitha J. Moore, 47, 411 North Sixth St., dogs at large; Tricia McGee, 51, 709 Logan Ave., expired plates; Timothy S. West, 28, 1237 township Road 375, driving under the influence; Harold E. Beadnell, 57, Apartment 5, 1323 North Fourth St., disruption public service; Nicole A. Pierce, 36, no fixed address, violation of protective order; Margaret A. Cook, 24, East Liverpool, failure to yield; Jennifer Coppa, 41, 418 North Sixth St., dog at large; and Albert Stefanik, 41, 202 Findley St., disorderly conduct, obstructing and resisting arrest.