Weirton police

Meghan Yoder, 30, 179 Powers Road, Weirton, DUI, reckless driving, Saturday. Officers were called to Sports Court for reports of an altercation, with the subject departing prior to officers’ arrival before returning to the scene and being placed under arrest.

Shayne Antoni Metz, 29, no fixed address, warrant for a violation of a PDV order, Monday. Subject arrested on an outstanding warrant when found in a vehicle stopped on another matter.

Ashley Jean Guiler, 41, 116 Beverly Ave., Weirton, capias for failure to appear, Monday. A patrol officer observed the subject in a vehicle, initiating a traffic stop as a result of the outstanding capias. Another subject in the vehicle also was placed under arrest for an outstanding warrant.

Jason Robert Webster, 43, 56 Kensington Drive, New Cumberland, shoplifting first offense, Monday. Patrol officer responding to a complaint at Kroger reporting a subject had been discovered in the process of shoplifting with cookie dough and cell phones in their possession.

Martin Allen Williamson, 62, 270 School St., Weirton, warrant for violation of PDV order, Tuesday. Patrol officers took the subject into custody without incident at his residence.

Ryan Lee Miller, 39, 3744 Main St., Apt. 215, Weirton, entering without breaking, conspiracy to commit a felony, fugitive from justice, Tuesday. Subject arrested upon investigation of suspicious activity complaint in an area along Weir Avenue.

Michael Andrew Maher, 53, 3003 Elm St., Weirton, entering without breaking, conspiracy to commit a felony, Tuesday. Arrested upon investigation of suspicious activity complaint in area of Weir Avenue, connected to stolen copper from Cleveland-Cliffs.

Wellsburg

Charged: Robert L. Lancaster, 53, 55 Walnut St., driving while suspended for driving under the influence, Wednesday.

Charged: Devan C. Williams, 26, 397 McAllister Lane, Colliers, driving under the influence, Wednesday.

Toronto

Charged: Shianna D. Holbert, 23, Apartment 10, 315 Main St., speeding; John P. Merritt, 48, 806 Daniels St., failure to yield; Jesse A. Beaver, 35, Niles, improper backing; Colin V. Singleton, 37, 409 Spring St., improper U-turn; and Gary Rheinhardt Jr., 59, 10 Iris Drive, open container.

Wintersville

Cited for speeding: Natalie M. Walker, 41, Cadiz; Daniel A. Curtis, 56, 385 Mellwood Drive, Toronto; Annette M. Crowe, 66, 148 Susan Drive; Brian Craggette, 34, Uniontown, Pa.; and Jessica N. Bausell, 31, 6151 Quaker Road, Jewett.

Cited: Leymon Roseberry, 28, Apartment F4, 601 Two Ridge Road, driving while suspended; and Clarence Painter, 40, 80 Linda Drive, Bloomingdale, speeding and no motorcycle license.

Jefferson County

Sheriff

Lucky: A deputy on patrol spotted a wrong-way driver heading north in the southbound lanes of state Route 7 just past University Boulevard, Wednesday. The officer said he was able to get turned around but when he caught up to the vehicle the female driver had realized her mistake and “done a U-turn to get heading in the right direction” on the Veterans Bridge exit.

Playing games: Caller reported a suspicious vehicle parked in the fairgrounds at Friendship Park, Wednesday. Deputies said the driver was playing Pokemon Go.

Targeted: A Yorkville resident reported five windows in his vehicle had been broken, Wednesday.

Steubenville Police

Money matters: A Lincoln Avenue woman claimed that after her tax refund came in her father snatched the money card out of her hand, Wednesday. She said her mother talked him into giving it back to her but they continued arguing over how she would spend it, claiming fisticuffs erupted after he snatched it out of her jacket pocket. She claims her father “struck her several times before chasing her out of his residence and locking the door” and then left the residence himself. She demanded her money card as well as her daughter, who was still inside the residence. The woman’s mother and sister told police they agreed with her father holding onto the card so she wouldn’t blow the money “buying bad things.” The mother said her daughter struck her husband after they’d argued about her being irresponsible with money and after he threw her out of the house she “proceeded to kick the door and destroy outside decorations.” She said she doesn’t think her daughter has been taking her medications and is back under the influence of drugs and feared for her grandchild’s safety if she took her out of their home. After getting a written statement from the woman police said she complained “of pain in her face” though they noted they did not see any sign she’d been injured.