Stow police logs list theft, drug and domestic cases
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Stow police logs reveal 80 incidents, including theft, drug arrests, domestic violence, and fraud cases, from late August to early October.
STOW, Ohio: Stow police released two weekly report logs, dated Sept. 22 and Sept. 29, that together list 80 records. Most incidents happened between Sept. 14 and Sept. 28. A few older cases were entered during that stretch. Names and house numbers are left out here, and charges appear as the department listed them. Theft and shoplifting Shoplifting and theft entries show up across both logs. The oldest is an Aug. 5 case on Hudson Drive that listed shoplifting and criminal trespass. Police closed it. Another theft was reported on Fishcreek Road on Sept. 4. Kent Road had three entries. Police made a shoplifting arrest there Sept. 15 and another Sept. 19. A theft report from the same road was closed Sept. 21. On Sept. 22, police took a theft report on Hudson Drive. A theft from a building on Fishcreek Road was reported that evening. A shoplifting arrest came just after midnight Sept. 23 on East Steels Corners Road. The listed charges also included unruly violating the law and underage consumption of beer or liquor. Police closed a theft report on Gray Lane later that morning. A shoplifting case on Graham Road from Sept. 23 remains open. Fraud and computer crimes Telecommunications fraud was the most frequent fraud charge. A report from Young Road was logged Sept. 14. Others followed on Fishcreek Road on Sept. 18, Graham Road on Sept. 19 and Laurel Woods Boulevard on Sept. 19. The Graham Road entry also lists a theft charge. Police closed a fraud case on Button Bush Court that dates to July 20. They also closed fraud cases on Kent Road, from Sept. 21, and on Lake Run Boulevard, from Sept. 27. A misuse of credit cards case on Ridgewood Court was closed Sept. 22. A report of unauthorized use of computer equipment came from Ritchie Road on Sept. 24. Burglary, trespass and property damage Two burglaries appear in the logs. One was reported on Hanna Road on Sept. 16. The other was reported on Cox Drive on Sept. 25. That Cox Drive entry lists burglary by trespass when another person is present, criminal damage and obstructing official business. It also lists underage consumption of beer or liquor. A criminal damage report on Chestnut Drive from Sept. 15 was closed. Police closed a criminal trespass report on Kent Road from Sept. 25. Another trespass report came from Kent Road on Sept. 28. Drug cases Police logged several drug arrests. A marijuana possession arrest happened Sept. 18 at State Route 8 and Seasons Road. Later that day, police made a trafficking arrest at State Route 8 and Graham Road. Another trafficking arrest came Sept. 23 at Graham Road and Leewood Road. The entry also lists driving in marked lanes and open container charges. An arrest at Graham Road and Baumberger Road on Sept. 26 lists sales to and use by underage persons. It also lists securing public accommodations. Some narcotics entries list no charges. Police closed one on Graham Road in Cuyahoga Falls on Sept. 21. Others came from Ross Drive on Sept. 24 and Timberdale Drive on Sept. 26. Alcohol and OVI A liquor law violation was reported Sept. 18 at Darrow Road and Uniondale Drive. An OVI case followed Sept. 19 at Arndale Road and Stow Road. OVI is Ohio's term for operating a vehicle under the influence. That entry also lists stopping after an accident on a public street and passing left of center. Open container arrests round out the category. Officers made them Sept. 20 at State Route 8 and Graham Road, Sept. 22 at Allen Road and Seasons Road, and Sept. 27 at Graham Road and Newcomer Road. Domestic incidents Domestic incidents made up ten entries. Police logged a domestic violence report on Steels Point on Sept. 17. A Silverwood Drive case from Sept. 21 was closed. Sept. 22 brought a domestic violence arrest on Ridgewood Court. Police closed a domestic violence case on Progress Park Drive on Sept. 23. A Norton Road case listing domestic violence and assault was closed after a Sept. 24 report. Two more entries came Sept. 25. Police made a domestic violence arrest on East Steels Corners Road. They also took a report on Genevieve Boulevard. On Sept. 27, an arrest on Mac Drive listed domestic violence and knowingly causing physical harm. Two incidents followed Sept. 28. One led to an arrest on Elm Road. Assaults, protection orders and weapons Three simple assault reports appear. The first was Sept. 18 on Hudson Drive and also lists disorderly conduct and intoxication. The second was Sept. 19 on L'Ermitage Place. The third was Sept. 27 on Seasons Road. Police made an arrest Sept. 26 on Allen Road in a violation of a protection order case. The listed charge was carrying a concealed weapon. Harassment and menacing Telecommunications harassment reports came from Bryn Athen Drive on Sept. 16 and Meadowbrook Boulevard on Sept. 18. Police referred the Meadowbrook case to the prosecutor. Waxwing Trail had a report Sept. 22, and Darrow Road had one Sept. 23. Police closed a menacing and stalking case on East Steels Corners Road after a Sept. 24 report. A
Frequently Asked Questions
Where in Stow were the most theft cases reported?
Theft cases were reported on several roads, including Kent Road, which had three entries, and Hudson Drive, which had multiple theft and shoplifting reports.
When did the Stow police logs cover the incidents?
The logs cover incidents from August 5 to September 28, with most records dated between September 14 and September 28.
How many theft cases were reported in Stow between September 14 and 28?
The logs list 80 records, with most incidents occurring between September 14 and 28. Specific theft cases are mentioned on multiple roads, including Kent Road and Hudson Drive.
Who is responsible for the theft cases listed in the Stow police logs?
The Stow police department is responsible for logging and reporting the incidents, though specific individuals involved are not named in the logs.
Why are some cases in the Stow police logs closed?
Some cases are closed as noted by the police department, such as the shoplifting case on Hudson Drive and the fraud case on Button Bush Court, though specific reasons for closure are not detailed.