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Wintersville
Cited for speeding: Bradley McKinnon, 42, East Liverpool; Logan Schaffer, 18, Hopedale; Brianne L. Smith, 43, Hopedale; Naudia Chesney, 27, Hopedale; Patricia A. Conrad, 57, 43 township Road 676, Steubenville; Rachel Kerr, 38, 299 Winters Drive; Dianne Pierro-Graham, 68, 4620 Lexington Drive, Steubenville; Jessica Johnson, 30, 842 Bantam Ridge Road; and Hong T. Le, 58, 150 Cathy Drive.
Cited: Jonathan Parker, 31, Apartment 2, 178 Meadow Lane, expired registration.
Summoned: Ashley M. Aguilera, 32, 128 Sunny Acres Drive, criminal damaging, Thursday.
Brooke County sheriff
Charged: Angela J. Foster, 44, 836 Charles St., Wellsburg, misdemeanor battery, Thursday.
Charged: Jason L. Hearn, 45, 3825 Main St., Weirton, possession of a controlled substance, Thursday.
Charged: Debra S. Coen, 64, 18 Lennon Lane, Wellsburg, disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer, Thursday.
Charged: Joel A. Kerr, 53, 2006 Commerce St., Wellsburg, obstructing an officer, Thursday.
Weirton
Jamol R. Alexander, 46, 103 Culler Road, Weirton, domestic violence/battery, Wednesday, arrested following a domestic disturbance.
Paul David White, 44, no address available, possession of methamphetamine, receiving stolen vehicle, Thursday, police responded to a complaint of a man sleeping in the parking lot of a business and refusing to leave when told to do so by the proprietor. Officers investigated, leading to the arrest.
Steubenville Police
A city resident and her juvenile companion face charges in connection with alleged thefts at Wal-Mart, Wednesday. Police said Jessica Kislingbury, 41, 814 Rosswell Ave., has been charged with felony theft. Employees told police Kislingbury had a $27 bath set she hadn't paid for when they stopped her, but said when they'd spotted her in the store they recognized her as a subject in a city police investigation into "ongoing thefts" at the store and provided police with "files and video evidence." The juvenile allegedly had $127 worth of furniture covers she hadn't paid for.
Threats: A woman who turned up at a residence in the 200 block of S. Fifth Street looking for her father "banging loudly" on the door told police she got her gun out after a man inside threatened her, Thursday. She said the woman who lived there threatened to beat her up and said a man she didn't know who was arguing with her through a window "threatened to get a gun and shoot her." The homeowner told police she went to the door and confronted the woman pounding on it. He said he was told to go back inside. No one else heard the alleged threat and she didn't want to pursue charges, police said. One of two men inside the apartment admitted to arguing with the woman through a window, but insisted he never threatened her though he admitted he did call her a derogatory name.
Rough ride: Maurranna M. Brown, 42, 2408 Rear Sunset Blvd., Steubenville, was cited for assured clear distance ahead after her vehicle ended up stuck on a concrete barrier at the intersection of Cardinal Street and Spring Avenue, police said. A tow truck was called to get the vehicle off the barrier.
Bad day: Christopher Porter, 37, 1339 Lincoln Ave., Steubenville, failure to control. Porter said Porter told them he'd struck two cars parked in the 400 block of Woodland Avenue. He was bleeding from his nose and his lip was swollen, but he told the responding officer that was from an assault that occurred prior to the accident.
Perspectives: A Sherman Avenue youth told police his mother was at his residence despite being banned from the property, Wednesday. He said he's upset "because every time his mom is upset with other people, she takes it out on him and beats him." An adult male told police the boy was upset because the woman had yelled at him. Police couldn't find her in the residence. The boy told them she usually runs out the back door and hides in the car, but she wasn't there.
Roof players: A caller reported seeing juveniles in the 1600 block of Ridge Avenue on a roof, Thursday. Police said the kids were playing on top of the front porch roof, and when they asked them to go back in the house they did.
Worked out: Two people in the 500 block of Clinton Street told police they were arguing over money, Thursday. The male said he wanted to leave and the female said she no longer wanted him there, so police advised them their issue was civil. The man was told to leave for the night.
Served: Carly Jo Ciacci, 33, no fixed address, Steubenville, failure to appear;
Arrested: Sylvia M. Brown, 61, no fixed address, Steubenville, possession of drug paraphernalia, Thursday. Brown allegedly told firefighters and police she'd used what she believed to be heroin, so she was issued a drug treatment form before being taken to the hospital. Police allege she had a pouch containing a small bag containing a white powder and a small glass vial containing several pieces of a white rock-like substance, both believed to be cocaine, as well as several "snort straws" in her pocket.