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STEUBENVILLE POLICE

Vandals: A caller from the 100 block of South Ninth Street told police she found three boys playing "in and around" company vehicles parked there earlier in the week and told them to leave the and if they came back she'd call police. When she checked on the vehicles Thursday, she said five of them had been vandalized.

Not wanted: A caller reported a man "possibly trying to force his way into an apartment" in the 700 block of Market Street Thursday. The caller said the man was not on her lease and doesn't live there and she wanted him to leave. After confirming the information police told him he had to go.

Outdoor storage: The owner of a red Dodge Grand Caravan parked in the 1100 block of Arlington Avenue that a caller said hadn't been moved in months was advised to "have it fixed and licensed or removed" Thursday. Police said the drivers' side tires were missing and the vehicle was on block.

Wrong idea: A caller told police two bystanders "were yelling at her and her husband as if they were doing something wrong to (their child) after he "ran out of the house and up the hill" Thursday. She said the teen has developmental issues. The women left "after some shouting and the child came back," she said.

Threatened: A woman told police her ex-boyfriend threatened her Thursday. She said he showed up at her workplace and was "holding a fist while looking at her" but he'd left the area.

Code issues: Notices of violation were sent to owners/occupants of properties at 3123 Crestline Drive and 2541 Chestnut St., high grass.

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Au natural: A Rayland resident told deputies a boy who lives in her apartment complex "took his clothes off" and tried to climb through a window Thursday. She said the boy "broke the screen" on the window and was concerned for her daughter's safety.

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