An officer responded to Hardin Memorial Hospital in reference to an assault. Officers were dispatched to 633 Decatur St. for a report of harassment.

Friday A domestic problem was reported at 815 Morningside Drive Apt. E-9.

A report was received of possible child abuse at a residence in the 800 block of Robinson Avenue.

A report was received of a burglary at 398 E. Forest Road Apt. B19 by a known suspect. An officer was dispatched to 630 S. Wayne St. in reference to trespassing.

Extra patrol was requested on E. Pattison Avenue due to open burns. An overdose was reported at 310 E. Ohio St.

An officer was dispatched to 1037 S. Main St. Apt. C12 for a theft report. Aaron D. McGrath, 528 Decatur St., was arrested on a bench warrant.

Friday An unruly juvenile was reported at 707 Robinson Avenue.

An officer was dispatched to 980 Meadow Lane Apartments in reference to a vehicle that had been damaged. The officer spoke with the owner of the vehicle, who stated she believes the suspect put feces on top of her vehicle.

Damage to Kenton’s Wharton Park over the weekend, which was characterized as vandalism by Councilwoman Patti Risner, was the result of a vehicle driving through the park, according to a police report obtained by the Times. At Tuesday’s City Council session, Lt. Rob Lutes and Mayor Randy Manns said they were unaware of any reports about damage to the park.

Amber Renae Shape, Marysville, reported finding an unauthorized charge on her Superior Credit Union account. A stray dog was reported in the 500 block of Smith Avenue.