Freeway Patrol

– Mark Fowler, 55, of Salem, was cited for clear clearance after his southbound car on Freeway 11 did not cease in time, hitting the rear of a car pushed by Abigail Bouchillon, 21, Lisbon at 16:11 on Wednesday at Fairfield Municipality. No accidents had been reported.

— Jay Hackathorn, 51, of East Liverpool, was cited for a assured clear distance after his northbound car on Freeway 45 started to advance to a cease, hitting the rear of a car pushed by Tracy Phillis, 49 , Hanoverton at 4:46 March 14 at Centro Borgata. No accidents had been reported.

– Tommy Butler, 32, of Poland, was cited for failure to drive after his westbound car on Metz Street veered off the appropriate aspect of the roadway, hitting a ditch at 5:09 am March 14 in Fairfield Township. No accidents had been reported.

– Randy Muschweck-Felton, 21, Lisbon was cited for lack of management and an emergency bounce after his southbound car on Steubenville Pike Street veered off the appropriate aspect of the roadway, hitting a ditch and overturning at 3:03 am of March 12 within the Borgata centre. Muschweck-Felton sustained suspected minor accidents, however was not handled as he left the scene earlier than first responders arrived.

– Thomas Hanes, 29, of Japanese Palestine, was cited for failure to police and OVI after his southbound car on Freeway 165 veered off the appropriate aspect of the roadway, hitting a guardrail at 12:50 AM on March 11 in Unity Townships. Hanes was transported to Boardman’s Mercy Well being Hospital by East Palestine EMS with suspected minor accidents.

— Arlan Bailey, 33, Salem, was cited for proper of means after his car did not yield because it entered Cunningham Street from a non-public driveway, hanging a car pushed south of Cunningham Street by David Sheely, 32, Palestine Japanese, at 9:12 am March 10 in Salem Township. Bailey was transported to Salem Regional Medical Middle by the EMS EMT for doable accidents.

– Emily Weil, 21, from Kent, was cited for failure to drive after her southbound car on Knox College Street veered off the right-hand aspect of the highway, hitting a guardrail at 7:40pm on March 10 in West Township. No accidents had been reported.

— Chloe Bishop, 21, New Waterford, was cited for failing to break down after her car heading south on Freeway 164 did not cease at a cease signal, and he or she was struck by a car heading east on Columbiana -Lisbon Street from Homer Phillips, 75, Lisbon at 5.54pm on March 10 in Fairfield Township. Phillips passenger Dolly Phillips, 69, Lisbon was transported to Mercy Hospital in Saint Elizabeth by EMS EMT with suspected minor accidents.

– Merle Poynter, 78, Lisbon, was cited for right-of-way after his car did not yield whereas coming into Freeway 45, hitting a car pushed north by Jocelyn Dillon, 25, East Liverpool at 17:09 on March 7 in Middle Township . No accidents had been reported.

Salem

– Officers responded to a residence within the 100 block of West Seventh Avenue at 3:39 a.m. Monday a couple of noise grievance. The caller suggested that somebody was yelling from a window of the duplex above after which closed the window after the caller yelled again. Officers made contact with individuals within the residence, who turned out to be minors screaming over a online game. Was suggested all was effectively.

– Patrol officers within the 1300 block of Westview Avenue at 1:34 am Monday noticed a free canine. The canine’s residence was positioned and was returned secure and sound.

– Officers responded to a residence within the 1100 block of Orchard Bend Drive Sunday at 11:50 p.m. to a report of a mentally deranged particular person. After talking with the particular person, he was voluntarily transported to the hospital by first responders for additional analysis.

– Officers spoke to a lady and her father on the police division on Sunday at 6:33pm who had been having a verbal dialogue. Officers spoke to each events and the lady, Nicole Jeffries, 32, Salem was taken into home violence custody for an earlier incident that occurred earlier within the day. A younger man was taken to his grandfather’s home and Jeffries was taken to the Columbiana County Jail.

– Officers responded to a residence within the 200 block of East Fourth Avenue at 4:23 pm Sunday for a pending maid report. Officers made contact with each events concerned and noticed accidents seen to the lady, who admitted to slapping the male get together. Officers collected pictures of the accidents and, because of the presence of a minor within the residence, the lady was knowledgeable of the costs towards her. The person, David Wooden, 28, of Salem, was taken into custody for home violence and officers transported him to the Police Division for processing, and subsequently transported to the Columbiana County Jail, and a warrant was issued warrant for the lady’s arrest.

– Officers spoke to at least one particular person by cellphone at 11:05 am Sunday a couple of report of a needle mendacity on the sidewalk within the 600 block of Franklin Avenue. Officers positioned the needle, eliminated it and disposed of it.

– Officers responded on the 300 block of Woodland Avenue at 7:50 a.m. Sunday to a report of felony injury to a motorized vehicle. Officers noticed a blunt metallic object mendacity on the bottom close to the rear of the car with the rear window shattered. Officers contacted the proprietor of the car and notified him of the injury. The car proprietor acknowledged that nothing was taken from the car and nothing appeared misplaced.

– Officers responded to a residence on the 400 block of Ohio Avenue at 1:07 am Sunday to examine for an individual with a warrant exterior the Columbiana County Sheriff’s Workplace. Officers made contact with the person, Jonathon Lagone, 21, Salem, and transported him to the Police Division for processing and transported him to the Columbiana County Jail.

– Officers spoke to an individual on the police division at 12:25 pm Sunday a couple of report of a housebreaking that occurred within the 700 block of Summit Avenue. The person reported that their bundle was stolen from the entrance porch of their residence shortly after 4:30pm. The brokers have gathered the mandatory data.

– Officers responded to a residence within the 2500 block of Lexington Avenue at 9:50 pm Saturday for a pending maid report. The officers spoke to each side, figuring out that nothing bodily had occurred and it was only a verbal disagreement.

– Officers responded to a residence within the 1000 block of Franklin Avenue at 8:04 pm Saturday to a report of a doable housebreaking in progress. Officers noticed an open storage door behind the home, checking the within of the storage and the primary home door, which was safe and nothing uncommon was noticed. Exterior perimeter doorways and home windows had been checked, all of which had been closed. Officers secured the storage door.

– Officers responded to the 200 block of West Pershing Avenue at 6:47pm Saturday to a report of a disorderly particular person. Officers discovered that the disorderly particular person, James Vint, 22, of Salem, had gotten right into a verbal altercation with a number of different individuals, leading to Vint kicking one other particular person’s automotive and inflicting injury. The driving force of the car needed to pursue the costs and Vint was arrested for felony injury and transported to the Columbiana County Jail.

– Officers responded to the Jennings Avenue and West Fifth Avenue space at 4:37 pm Saturday for a report of youths driving skateboards on the roadway. Officers searched the realm however didn’t find any skate boarders.

– Officers responded to the five hundred block of East Second Avenue at 2:54 p.m. Saturday for a report of a streetlight cowl that fell in a car parking zone. The officer gathered up the items of the sunshine cowl and had the city electrician examine the sunshine.

– Officers spoke to a lady from the police division on Saturday at 1:44 pm, who knowledgeable that her stepdaughter had knowledgeable her of the abuse that was happening throughout her mom’s visits. The matter is below investigation.

– Officers responded to the East State Avenue space of ​​South Lincoln Avenue at 10:20 a.m. Saturday for a welfare examine on a person strolling in site visitors. Officers positioned the person who stated he was strolling on the sidewalk close to the highway and a car approached the sidewalk and practically ran him over. Officers notified the person of the grievance and suggested him to name the police if a car ever approached him once more.

– Officers responded to the 1900 block of North Ellsworth Avenue at 4:08 am Saturday with firefighters and the EMT for a medical name. The brokers stood by till the departure of the primary responders.

– Patrol officers within the South Lincoln and Franklin space at 2:21 am Saturday stopped a car for an gear violation. Upon additional investigation, the driving force, Shelby Jewell, 29, Salem, was requested to exit the car and bear area sobriety testing attributable to suspicions of driving below the affect. Officers took Jewell into OVI custody and transported them to the police division for additional testing. Jewell was discovered over the authorized restrict and later cited with OVI and taillights required, and launched to a buddy.

– Officers responded to the five hundred block of East Pershing Avenue at 12:17 am Saturday, Officers noticed a person urinating in a public car parking zone. When contact was made, the person Bryce Cooper, 25, from Salem, was discovered to be intoxicated. Cooper was taken into custody for disorderly contact and transported to the Columbiana County Jail with out incident.