Domestic disturbances were reported at 418 N. Barron St. and 118 S. Leighton St.

Gerald Adams, 724 Cooper St., reported that when he left for work, his TV was sitting on the stand in the living room. When he came home, he found the glass in the rear door broken out, and when he went inside, he noticed his TV was missing. Adams stated the TV is the only thing missing at the time of the report.

Kenton police Lloyd P. Stanley, Wapakoneta, reported that he came to Kenton today and made several stops during the time that he was in town.

Joseph E. Capehart II, 710 S. Main St. Apt. 3, Ada, was eastbound on Silver Street, approaching the intersection of Morningside Drive, and failed to stop, sliding through the intersection and colliding with the curb on Morningside Drive. He was cited for failure to control and failure to reinstate.

Friday A report was received of a vehicle striking a house at 340 Henry St.

Kenton police A report was received of a theft from a garage at 226 Smith Ave.

Kenton police Harold W. Lease, 398 E. Forest Road Apt. 83H, reported a theft from his residence. Hardin County Dispatch reported an unresponsive male at 228 S. Leighton St. A scam was reported from 315 Seton Kenton Apartments. Bobby Scott, 980 Meadow Lane Apt. 27, was issued a summons for theft.

Kenton police Austen Barnett, Columbus, was arrested on a bench warrant through the Hardin County Municipal Court.

A possibly intoxicated female was reported at the A building of Forest Court Apartments. An officer responded to Hardin Memorial Hospital to await the release of Dakota R. Kleman, Wharton, who had a warrant for his arrest.

Friday Loose dog reports were received in the area of Carrol and Market streets and on Fontaine Street.