STOW, Ohio – The Stow Police Department handled a wide range of incidents during the final week of March 2026, including multiple arrests for domestic violence, several cases of identity fraud, and a public indecency report. According to the weekly report log print date of March 31, 2026, officers managed 28 total records ranging from local ordinance violations to felony-level burglary. Notable enforcement actions included arrests for OVI, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct involving intoxication.
Domestic Violence and Use of Force Incidents
The Stow Police Department responded to several high-priority domestic calls throughout the week:
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Apache Trail: On March 24, an arrest was made following a domestic incident involving threats of force, imminent physical harm, and criminal damaging.
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Fishcreek Road: Officers arrested an individual on March 29 for knowingly causing physical harm during a domestic dispute.
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Cox Drive: A third domestic violence arrest occurred late on March 29 involving allegations of knowingly causing physical harm.
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Steels Corners Road: During a disorderly conduct and public intoxication call on March 27, officers reported a “Use of Force” incident while managing a suspect who was also charged with resisting arrest and obstructing official business.
Property Crimes and Identity Fraud
Property-related offenses and fraudulent activity were prevalent in the Stow community over the seven-day period:
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Identity Fraud: Two separate cases of identity fraud were documented on Kenny Avenue (March 25) and Hibbard Drive (March 26), where personal information was obtained or used without consent.
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Theft and Shoplifting: Retail theft was reported on Kent Road on March 25 and March 30, with the latter resulting in an arrest. Other thefts were noted on Wyndham Ridge Drive and Hudson Drive.
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Burglary and Trespass: A burglary was reported on Cypress Court on March 27 involving a trespass while another person was present. Criminal trespassing was also cited on Kent Road and Fishcreek Road.
Public Safety and Local Ordinance Violations
Stow officers also addressed various quality-of-life and public safety issues:
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OVI Arrest: A driver was arrested at the intersection of Duquesne Drive and Tricia Rae Lane on March 27 for operating a vehicle under the influence, specifically noted as a refusal with a previous conviction within 20 years.
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Public Indecency: A sex offense involving public indecency was reported on Kent Road on the afternoon of March 25.
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Underage Consumption: An arrest on Kent Road on March 27 involved disorderly conduct and underage consumption of beer or liquor.
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Soliciting and Animal Control: A local ordinance violation for commercial soliciting was recorded on Valley Forge Drive, and a “dog running at large” complaint was handled on Lynnwood Drive.