Christina Ray, 627 E. Franklin St., reported seeing her cat before she left her residence in the morning. Later that night, the cat was found in the neighbor’s yard/northeast end of her property, bloody and dead.

Burglaries were reported at 421 N. Oak St. and 416 Summit St.

Friday A report was received of a runaway from Kenton High School.

A vehicle owned by Alfred W. Moon, 503 S. Patterson St., Forest, was parked in the lot at Kroger when it was struck by an unknown vehicle. The unknown driver left the scene. Moon did not notice the damage until a later time.

Suspicious vehicle reports were received in the 10 block of Maple Street and the 200 block of N. Detroit Street. A report was received of a vehicle with its trunk open parked beside Twirl.

An officer was dispatched to 511 Express, 311 S. Main St., for a report of a counterfeit $50 bill. It was learned that the suspect who passed the bill was not aware that it was counterfeit.

Clayton Clawson, 625 E. Carrol St. Apt. C, was traveling west on E. Columbus Street when he slowed down for the red light at the intersection at Hester Street.

Friday Simon P. Walker, Marion, reported that a juvenile was throwing rocks at his vehicle while in the 700 block of N. Gilmore Street.

Timothy W. Adams, 409 1/2 Waterworks Drive, reported that he had been threatened over the telephone.

Tuesday An officer responded to 910 S. Wayne St. for a report of threats by a named suspect.