ORANGE, Ohio
Grand theft vehicle (recovered), unauthorized use of automobile, theft from vehicle: Brainard Road
A resident reported Labor Day morning that she’d rented a 2019 Chevy Impala that was now missing, along with its key fob, from her driveway after a large holiday gathering the day before. Another woman reported that $200 in cash had been removed from her 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe while it was parked in the driveway.
After taking the report, an officer drove past the Impala parked in a driveway one block south and found the key fob in the console.
Detectives were alerted to the theft of the cash and other items from the other car, and police planned to check a neighbor’s surveillance cameras to see if anything suspicious was recorded.
Departmental information, psychiatric situation, assist other agency, hospital transport: Chagrin Boulevard
After Beachwood police reported that a man who had been admitted for psychological evaluation had left Ahuja Medical Center on the night of Sept. 5 wearing only a hospital sheet, officers were called to the Beechmont Country Club around 8:20 the next morning.
There, they found a naked man in the restroom at the rear of the golf course. He was handcuffed, covered with a towel and returned to Ahuja.
Domestic violence, harassing communications: East Woodcrest Drive
An REM group home employee, 45, from Cleveland, came to the police station on Sept. 5 to report that her ex-boyfriend, already wanted locally on domestic violence and telecommunications harassment from an Aug. 3 stalking incident, was still calling and texting constantly and was now threatening to shoot her and knock her out. Police in Cleveland’s Fourth District were alerted as well.
K-9 assignment, assist other agency: Majestic Parkway
Orange K-9 Deacon, a utility and narcotics dog, along with his handler were called to a Bedford Heights industrial park around 8:45 a.m. on Sept. 5 to assistant police there with an investigation.
Departmental information, harassing communications: Orangewood Drive
A resident reported Sept. 4 that she had been receiving annoying calls from the Orlando, Fla., area code, and that someone had also ordered $58 worth of pizza to be delivered to her house. No threats had been made by the caller, although a racial slur was used.
Text messages had also appeared on a phone app called “Discord,” where an unknown person had also posted some of the victim’s personal information. Police told her to cancel the app and call them if any messages became threatening. She also requested special attention to her house.
Menacing, delinquent juvenile: Emery Road
Parents reported Sept. 4 that their daughter, 15, was being bullied and threatened on Instagram during the opening days of virtual classes at Orange High School, where counselors were already involved.
The harassment apparently dated back to July 27, where a misunderstanding about a picture of a classmate on Instagram Messenger led to an argument with another juvenile and threats from her boyfriend.
The parents only wanted a report filed with police but said that further incidents could lead them to file charges.
Assist fire department, damage to private property: Chagrin Boulevard
Officers assisted on Sept. 4 at the Shell True North gas station with a Kia Sorento that became fully engulfed in flames. No serious injuries were reported initially, but the car owner and station management requested a report for documentation and insurance purposes, with some damage to a pillar and burn marks on the ground where the car had been parked.
Personal welfare, warrant served: Harvard Road
Responding to the I-271 interchange where someone was reportedly walking with a suitcase around 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 3, police found a man who said he was homeless and hitchhiking to New Hampshire.
His itinerary changed after police also found a felony warrant with extradition sought from Marion County, which includes Indianapolis, with arrangements made through the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office, where he was taken to jail.
Theft from auto: Brainard Road
A resident reported around 6:45 a.m. on Sept. 2 that someone had gone through his unlocked car overnight and removed a change jar containing less than $100.
Stolen vehicle, autos towed: Orange Place
A patrol officer noticed a Hyundai Accent parked in the Courtyard Marriott lot on the evening of Sept. 5, with an obscured vehicle identification number (VIN) and a license plate that was registered stolen through the Ulster Town Police Department in New York. The car, believed to be a rental, was impounded with a hold placed by police there.
Assured clear distance, hit-skip; failure to secure a dangerous firearm: Chagrin Boulevard, Maplecrest Drive
Police investigating a hit-and-run accident at Wendy’s restaurant around 12:45 p.m. on Aug. 31 were given a Maryland license plate number by witnesses. The suspects were also seen throwing an object over a wall, with police reporting a .40 caliber handgun later being taken into evidence.
The car was listed as a rental out of Wickliffe, leased to a woman who later told police she did not know who was driving and she had rented it for someone she shouldn’t have, adding that she also wanted to take responsibility for the crash.
Trespassing, warrant: Park Avenue
Police responded to Pinstripes around 11 a.m. on Sept. 4, where a man wearing all black was reportedly found inside the walk-in freezer. The suspect was later observed running behind Citizen Yoga and was soon found near Firebirds.
Police also found two active felony warrants for failure to register as a sex offender, and on his person, a driver’s license belonging to a Lakewood woman that police were still trying to locate. The suspect said he had found her license in downtown Cleveland and was going to turn it in to police. Pinecrest management did not pursue trespassing charges but told him not to come back.
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