An on-station report was received of the unauthorized use of a motor vehicle from the 100 block of W. Franklin Street. Unruly juvenile reports were received from 226 Smith Ave. and 701 W. Carey St.

A resident reported telecommunications harassment. A vehicle was observed parked in the 300 block of N. Leighton Street that did not have a license plate attached and also did not have any plates inside of it. The vehicle was impounded and towed to the City of Kenton impound lot.

Friday An individual came to the department to report property being stolen from 340 Center St. Officers were called to 409 N. High St. in reference to a female juvenile being unruly.

Kenton police An officer was dispatched to the Hardin County Title Department in reference to a male trying to register a stolen vehicle.

Kenton police Wednesday A shoplifting incident was reported at Walmart.

A domestic disturbance was reported in the 700 block of Decatur Street. A group of four individuals were observed walking in the parking lot of Village Pantry just before 3:30 a.m. Two of the individuals were under the age of 18 and out past curfew. They were released to a parent or guardian.

Kenton police An abandoned vehicle was impounded at Hardin Crest Apartments. Officers took an on-station report in reference to the theft of a BiPap machine. A Job and Family Services caseworker stated that a child’s BiPap machine was not returned when she was returned to JFS. The incident is under investigation.

Saturday Officers responded to 64 Grape St. for a report of a burglary in progress. A loose horse was reported in the 700 block of N. Ida Street.

Payn Dylan Eric Young was visiting Seth David Rigdon at his house at 49 1/2 Grape Street when a man reportedly walked in the door holding a gun and wearing a ski mask. He demanded both men to turn over their money, wallets and cell phones to him and after receiving the items, left the home.

An officer responded to a report of a male running on Resch Street and shouting about a fire. The officer determined the man was Joshua P. Meekins, address unknown. Upon further investigation, it was discovered that Meekins had an outstanding warrant for his arrest from the Adult Parole Authority. Once Meekins was taken into custody, the officer discovered the suspect had a "badly infected” surgery incision on his right leg. The prisoner was taken to Hardin Memorial Hospital and then was transferred to Marion General.