Jefferson County Sheriff

Family fuss: A Toronto-area woman said her father’s boyfriend had assaulted her in the driveway, Monday. She said she and her boyfriend are moving to a new place and his father was “upset that she was driving his vehicle and came to the house, demanding the keys.” She said during the altercation she was “struck in the head and broke her finger.”

Banged up: A Rayland man wrecked his vehicle in his yard and broke his jaw, Monday. No further details are available.

Lock it or lose it: A Dillonvale woman said someone entered her unlocked car overnight and stole her debit and credit cards, her Social Security card and driver’s license, Monday. She said her husband’s wallet was also in the car but the thief only took his debit card.

Causing problems: A Bergholz resident said a family member was “acting out, yelling at her” and wouldn’t calm down Dec. 26. She was concerned the situation would escalate. Deputies stood by while she spoke with the family member and report she told them the situation never became physical but “she just wanted (them) to talk to him.” Both parties were sent to bed for the night.

Neighbor warned: A Yorkville woman said her neighbor was harassing her about her dog barking when she’s not there, Dec. 26. She said the dog has “separation anxiety” and she’s trying to figure out how best to address it, and told deputies the neighbor is “pounding on her door and yelling (expletives) at her” because of her dog’s barking. The caller said she is fearful. The neighbor said she was “just trying to communicate” with the dogs owner, but deputies noted she was “intoxicated.” The neighbor said she’d already complained to the landlord. Deputies told her there’s nothing else they can do about it and if she continues to cause problems she’ll face charges.

Teen angst: A juvenile reported being threatened by his ex’s friend because they’d had a “bad breakup,” Monday. The youth said he’d received a message from the girl through Discord asserting that he wanted to cause harm followed by a vulgar, derogatory descriptor. Deputies said the girl admitted sending the text and indicated she’d “been thinking about doing it for a while and that day acted.” She was advised there are consequences to threatening others and told to leave the caller alone.

Steubenville Police

One cited: Three drivers collided at the intersection of University Boulevard and the ramp from state Route 7. Two of the drivers told police they were attempting left turns from the ramp onto University Boulevard when they collided, propelling one of the vehicles into the path of a third vehicle that was westbound on University. All three drivers told police they had green lights but after viewing the camera footage police cited Paul S. Reck, 83, Locust St., Wellsburg, with a red light violation.

Unhappy neighbor: Someone complained about scrap metal and scattered junk in the front and side yards of a residence at 1302 Belleview Blvd., Monday. Police advised the residents to remove the debris.

Booked: A driver was taken into custody after a traffic stop on Elk at Park streets, Monday. Police said Gerald Fowler, 46, 15818 state Route 152, Toronto, was charged with possession of drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving under suspension and a plates violation after they allegedly found 2.12 grams of a substance believed to be fentanyl in the car he was driving. Police said Fowler claimed ownership of the vehicle but not the drugs.

Booked: Steven Burgos, 36, Canton, violating a protection order, Monday.

Charged: Chelsie R. Davidson, 38, 150 S. 7 th St., Weirton, warrant for petit theft, Tuesday.

Served: Aaron D. Crabtree, 24, 2645 Alvarado Blvd., Steubenville, warrant for assault, Monday.

Two in one: A driver and his passenger were both cited after a traffic stop in the 200 block of North Sventh Street, Tuesday. Police said Kenneth L. Coates, 35, of Youngstown was cited for driving under suspension and having one working headlight. His passenger and the owner of the vehicle, Ebony L. Dandridge, 35, also of Youngstown, was cited for wrongful entrustment. Police said the same officer had previously warned Dandridge for allowing Coates, an unlicensed driver, to operate her vehicle.

Cited: Carolann A. Julio, 24, St. Clairsville, assured clear distance ahead after a two-vehicle collision Monday at the intersection of Sunset and Negley Avenue. Julio told police she rear-ended the other vehicle, which was stopped in traffic waiting to make a left turn onto Negley.