A gas drive-off was reported at Fuel America. After pumping the gas, the suspect walked into the store and bought other items but did not pay for the gasoline. An employee spoke with the suspect’s daughter, and then the suspect called the store and said he’d be in to pay for the gasoline. As of the time of the report, the gas had still not been paid for.

Christopher Francis, 619 S. Oak St., reported a theft from his vehicle. According to Francis, when checking to see if there was frost on the car windows, he saw the dome light on in the vehicle. He went outside to check the doors where he found the driver’s side door open and a man sitting in the seat rummaging through the vehicle.

Charlotte Kovacevich, 533 S. Detroit St., reported that she was the victim of a theft. She stated that she was looking over her banking account and noticed two fraudulent charges to the account in the amounts of $260.01 from Walmart in Reynolodsburg and $36.22 from United Dairy Farmers in Westerville.

Friday A report was received of a stolen vehicle by a named suspect at Fuel America, 311 S. Main St.

A report was received of damage to a vehicle while it was parked at 226 Henry St. Penny K. Smith, 114 N. Cherry St., came on station to report that sometime in the past two days, someone stole a push lawnmower and a jogging stroller off of her back porch.

Officers were dispatched to 611 Smith Ave. for a report of a domestic incident that occurred on Tuesday. An officer was requested at Village Pantry for a report of a possible suspicious person.

Michael Treen, E. Carrol St,, was arrested for domestic violence.

A theft from a motor vehicle was reported at 96 Silver St. Crystal L. Albert, 723 W. North St., reported coins and tools stolen from her garage.

The department received information of possible drug activity in the 200 block of Park Avenue.

An officer reported suspicious activity at McDonald’s restaurant at 2:41 a.m.