Police Reports: December 26, 2012

Kenton police
Jeff A. England, Lima, was arrested for assault, aggravated menacing and misconduct at an emergency.
Kim Acton, 344 Kuert Ave., was arrested on a warrant from the Hardin County Municipal Court.
Larry Trent, West Franklin Street, was arrested on an APA pick-up order.
Blake Allen Edward Stayman, 217 Henry St., was arrested and given two summonses for theft.
Brittany Battles, 19372 TR 179, Ridgeway, was cited for reasonable control.
Sarah E. Helman, 454 E. Columbus St., reported the theft of several items from both her vehicle and a vehicle belonging to Jason Helman.
Nathan Wilson, 120 E. Walnut St., reported he was walking his dog in his yard when a dog belonging to his neighbor, Lawrence J. Chappell, 314 S. Wayne St., ran up and attacked his dog.
Natasha J. Ickes, 815 Morningside Drive, reported the theft of her cell phone by a known suspect while at International Paper, 1300 S. Main St.
Whitney Lee Craig, 398 E. Forest Road Apt. A1, reported being struck in the mouth by a known suspect during an argument.
Loretta Lynn Spangler, 1255 S. Main St. Apt. B-14, reported an interference with child custody incident by a known suspect.
A breaking and entering was reported at the Kenton Theatre, 221 W. Franklin St.
A disturbance was reported at 1037 S. Main St. Apt. B14.
A suspicious vehicle was reported in the Walmart parking lot.
A property dispute was reported at 701 S. Wayne St.
A theft was reported at 505 W. Carrol St.
A custody dispute was reported at 824 W. North St.
Vandalism was reported in the 700 block of South Wayne Street.
A large dog was reported running loose in the 600 block of South Wayne Street.
A parking dispute was reported at 621 S. Main St.
A suspicious vehicle was reported on West Franklin Street.
The theft of $42.35 in gas was reported in a drive-off at the Kroger gas station.
A disturbance was reported at 701 W. Franklin St.
A domestic disturbance was reported at 340 N. Ida St.
Two vehicles were reported leaving Springbrook Apartments with impaired drivers.
A crash was reported in the Kroger parking lot.
A hit-skip involving a semi rear-ending a vehicle was reported near the BKP station.
An officer was requested at Goodwill referencing harassing phone calls.
A non-injury crash was reported on Memorial Avenue.
A custody dispute was reported at Scioto Village.
A domestic disturbance was reported at 310 E. Franklin St.
A non-injury crash was reported at 113 Jacob Parrott Blvd.
A dispute was reported in the area of Jones Road and Ohio 309.
An unwanted person was reported at 424 Center St.
A theft was reported at Porterhouse West.
Hardin sheriff
Jeffrey Gill, 425 N. Detroit St., was traveling east on Ohio 309 when a deer entered the roadway from the south, causing him to strike it.
Lisa Moran, 126 High St., Forest, was traveling south on Ohio 53 when a deer entered the roadway, causing her to strike it.
Jessica E. Bushong, LaRue, was traveling west on Ohio 309 when a deer entered the roadway, causing a crash.
Courtney A. Stober, 20280 Ohio 309, was traveling southwest on CR 265 when a deer entered the roadway, causing a crash.
Deputies were dispatched to the intersection of County Road 60 and Township Road 35 for a report of an injury accident, one of the vehicles being a stolen vehicle. On arrival, a known male that was driving the stolen vehicle was lying in the middle of the roadway. The vehicle’s owner, Gregory K. Shepherd, 6978 Ohio 195, Alger, reported the known male had stolen the truck from his cousin’s driveway at 1013 N. Front St., Alger. According to Shepherd, after following his vehicle with his cousin, they pulled in front of it to try to get it to stop but the driver drove through the Alger Assembly of God’s Church lawn and went around them. They then followed the suspect out of town where he attempted to go through the intersection but struck another vehicle driven by Amy Blackmon, who was transported to Lima Memorial Hospital, as was the suspect.

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