Kenton police Officers were dispatched to the Walmart pharmacy in reference to forged prescription slips. The incident is under investigation by the KPD. An officer was requested at the Kenton pool for reported criminal damaging of an iPhone.

An on-station report of identity fraud was received. Child abuse was reported on-station.

Officers were dispatched to 707 Robinson Ave. for an unwanted guest with a possible warrant. An individual reported that after leaving two loads of laundry in the dryers at Crazy Bubbles laundry, 220 S. Main St., upon returning a short time later, the laundry was gone.

Nikia Tyrone Baker, Sidney, was arrested on a warrant through the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office. Lester Blake Cornish, 49 Grape St., was arrested on an active warrant through the Hardin County Municipal Court. He also had active warrants through the Hardin and Huron county sheriff’s offices. An officer was dispatched to 328 N. Detroit St. for a report of a theft of a firearm.

Wednesday A suspicious vehicle was parked at Save-A-Lot. Two loose dogs were reported in the area of Decatur and Scioto streets.

Tuesday Threats/harassment was reported in the 400 block of E. Patterson Street, Dunkirk.

An officer was dispatched to 655 N. Detroit St. for a report of a runaway/unruly juvenile. A verbal domestic disturbance was reported at an apartment at Scioto Village.

Friday Officers were called to 59 Grape St. in reference to an unruly juvenile. An officer was dispatched to the 400 block of N. Glendale Street for a loose dog report.

A vehicle in the 300 block of Summit Street was towed away by Lowery’s Towing due to it not being moved for the street resurfacing project. A vehicle in the 10 block of Grape Street was towed away by Route 31 towing service due to its blocking street workers in the area.

Officers were dispatched to 645 N. Wayne St. for a report of a theft of a $5 bill and around $15 in change from a motor vehicle. An officer observed a vehicle parked on N. Leighton Street near North Street that had not been moved for an extended period of time, well over 48 hours. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Lowery’s Towing. Prior to the vehicle being towed, the officer attempted to contact the owner at their residence but was unable to get a response.