Late Night Abduction Call, Senior Fraud Case and Petty Theft Among Recent Sagamore Hills Police Reports
Community — Sagamore Hills
Sagamore Hills police investigated a late-night abduction claim, a week-long senior fraud case, and a petty theft, per recent public records. Reports were released through a public records request with some details redacted.
A woman who called police to say she had been abducted, a fraud that stretched over more than a week and a petty theft were among the calls Sagamore Hills officers handled from Oct. 29 through Nov. 7. The northern Summit County township released the reports to NEOhio.news through a public records request. Each report includes only a single line of narrative. Details below come from the times, locations and classifications listed on each form. Fraud Two Seniors Report Fraud at Stoney Brook Road Home Police were called to a home on Stoney Brook Road on Friday, Nov. 6, around 10:39 a.m. for a fraud complaint. Two senior residents who live there reported the case. According to the report, the fraud began around noon on Thursday, Oct. 29, and continued until they called police more than a week later. Officers listed the report as “Info Only.” How the fraud was carried out, and whether the residents lost any money, was not stated. Theft Possible Theft Reported on South Boyden Road That same Friday afternoon, a South Boyden Road resident called police about a possible theft. The incident was logged just before 5 p.m. Police classified it as petty theft. Rather than a home or business, the location type is listed as a field, lot or wooded area. What was taken was not described. No arrest appears in the report. Welfare Check Woman Claims Abduction Near Sagamore and Valley View Roads Shortly after 10:20 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, police took a call from a woman saying she had been abducted. Officers headed to the area of Sagamore Road and Valley View Road and arrived around 10:27 p.m. They stayed for about 25 minutes before clearing the call at 10:51 p.m. Police ultimately listed the incident as a welfare check rather than an abduction. According to the report, the woman was both the caller and the person officers checked on. Her listed addresses are not in Sagamore Hills. No other people or offenses are named in connection with the call, and the report does not explain what officers found. Records and Contact Information Sagamore Hills police released these reports with redactions permitted under Ohio public records law. Those can include Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, phone numbers, medical records and body camera footage recorded inside homes. Residents with information on any of these incidents can reach the Sagamore Hills Police Department at 330-467-3515. Its station sits at 11551 Valley View Road.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the fraud case reported in Sagamore Hills?
The fraud case was reported at a home on Stoney Brook Road in Sagamore Hills. The incident began on Oct. 29 and was reported to police on Nov. 6.
When did the abduction claim occur in Sagamore Hills?
The abduction claim occurred on Nov. 7 near Sagamore Road and Valley View Road. Police responded to the call around 10:27 p.m. and cleared it at 10:51 p.m.
What is the nature of the theft reported on South Boyden Road?
A petty theft was reported on South Boyden Road on Nov. 6. The location is listed as a field, lot or wooded area, and no details about what was taken are provided.
Why was the abduction call classified as a welfare check?
The abduction call was classified as a welfare check because the woman who reported the incident was also the person officers checked on. No other individuals or offenses were named in the report.
How can residents contact Sagamore Hills police for more information?
Residents can contact the Sagamore Hills Police Department at 330-467-3515. The station is located at 11551 Valley View Road.