Solon Police Reports: Arrest for Assault, Late-Night Steakhouse Dispute, and Harassing Social Media Messages

These recent cases in Solon, Ohio, highlight the department's active response to reports of physical violence, customer disputes, and digital harassment. Officers successfully made an arrest in a physical assault case while continuing to investigate several other reports of intimidating behavior and prank calls. Workplace Assault and Arrest at Local Hotel On April 15, 2026, Solon police responded to an Arrest for Assault following a report from an employee at the Hampton Inn on Enterprise Parkway . The victim reported that a 50-year-old male coworker from Solon had touched her inappropriately on several occasions over the past few months. The situation escalated on April 14 when the suspect reportedly grabbed the victim's ponytail and pulled her head back, subsequently threatening her with scissors. Although the suspect denied the allegations, officers placed him under arrest based on the victim's statement and on-scene investigation. Late-Night Disturbance at Longhorn Steakhouse Police are investigating an incident involving an Arrest for Assault or disorderly conduct reported by an 18-year-old employee of the Longhorn Steakhouse on Enterprise Parkway . On the night of April 14, a female customer became aggressive after her late food order was not ready until after the restaurant's 10:00 pm closing time. After banging on the locked doors, the customer was eventually given her food through a back entrance. As the employee attempted to leave for the night, the customer reportedly continued the confrontation in the parking lot. Detectives are reviewing surveillance footage to determine whether charges will be filed. Menacing by Stalking and Harassment via Social Media On April 16, a Solon resident reported an ongoing pattern of harassing and threatening social media messages to the Solon Police Department. The victim, an adult male, identified the suspect as an adult female residing in Northeast Ohio. According to the report, the digital harassment began in early April and persisted through the date of the police report. This case remains under active investigation by detectives to determine if further charges, such as menacing by stalking, are warranted. False Alarm and Prank Call Investigation on Longview Drive Solon officers were dispatched to a home on Longview Drive on April 19 after receiving a call on a non-emergency line. Dispatchers noted hearing two young people laughing while making a false report of a serious crime. The callers used vulgar language and made crude comments before hanging up. Upon arrival, officers determined the home was vacant and no emergency existed. The incident is being treated as a prank that caused a routine police response, and an investigation into the source of the call is ongoing.