A report was received of a runaway juvenile from 398 E. Forest Road Apt. 16-B. The juvenile and another youth that was reported earlier as a runaway were located and taken into custody.

A domestic dispute was reported in the 100 block of Harris Street.

A report of high water was received on South Main Street near the fairgrounds. An intoxicated male was reported at the Fillin’ Station.

An officer was dispatched to a report of a black pit bull running free in the 400 block of West Carrol Street. The owner of the dog, Shannon M. Buroker, 336 W. Columbus St., said the dog got loose by chewing through its collar.

Lawrence McKean, 518 N. Detroit St., reported that someone used a pair of wire cutters to cut the positive cable to his riding lawnmower’s battery. The wire cutters were left on the ground under the mower.

A suspicious man was reported at Taco Bell.

A theft was reported at Porter House West, 711 W. Lima St. Suspicious persons were reported in the 400 block of North Cherry Street.

An officer was requested at Hardin Memorial Hospital for an unruly patient. Five parking citations were issued on the square.

Burglaries were reported at 1255 W. North St. Lot 22 and 56 Broadway St.

A Kenton man was taken into custody Wednesday and charged with raping a girl. Thomas Joseph Todd, 50, of 63 Rush Trailer Park, allegedly raped an 11- to 12-year-old female over a period of time, according to Kenton Police Chief Dennis Musser.