Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A 20-year-old Staeger Street woman was charged with illegal manufacturing of meth, illegal assembly of chemicals and possession of meth and paraphernalia following a police search of her residence.

A Winans Avenue man, 48, was charged with domestic violence. Police said he was involved in a fight with his brother and knocked him to the floor multiple times, causing a laceration on the back of his head and a cut above his right eye.

A 35-year-old Jason Avenue man was charged with possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia after a traffic stop.

A Garry Road man, 19, was charged with aggravated robbery, obstructing justice, possession of marijuana and tampering with evidence. Police said he approached another man, pointed a handgun at him and took the man’s wallet from his pants pocket and fled.

A 26-year-old Fourth Street man was charged with OVI after officers were dispatched to an area for a possible drunken driver. Police said he was found sitting in a parking lot, had slurred speech and had to use the car door to steady himself. He failed all field sobriety tests, police said.

A Columbia Street, Kent man, 45, was charged with drug abuse and tampering with evidence. Police said a consent search found crack in his sock.

A 24-year-old Brunsdorph Road, Fairlawn man was charged with drug abuse of ecstasy and marijuana after a traffic stop.

An East Avenue man, 29, was charged with burglary after police said a witness identified him as the person who exited a home during a burglary.

A 33-year-old Kickapoo Avenue woman was charged with possession and trafficking of cocaine after an undercover detective called her in an attempt to purchase cocaine and was instructed to go to an address. Police said upon arrival the detective purchased crack from her.

A Manchester Road man, 23, was charged with possession of heroin and trafficking. Police said he and a female were in a vehicle pulling up their pants. When they were removed from the vehicle officers found heroin on the seat.

A 23-year-old Jewett Street man was charged with felony willful flee, drug abuse crack, carrying a concealed weapon, weapons under disability, resisting arrest and obstructing official business. Police said he fled from officers during a traffic stop at Seventh Avenue and Hart Street and after crashing his vehicle was apprehended after a brief foot chase.

A Merton Avenue man, 19, was charged with possession of Percocet pills after a traffic violation at Vernon Odom Boulevard and Superior Avenue.

A 27-year-old 23rd Street, Cuyahoga Falls woman was charged with assault of a police officer, aggravated menacing, disorderly conduct criminal damaging. She was stopped after leaving an address on East Avenue where a brick had been thrown through a window. After being placed under arrest, police said, she tried to kick an officer and threatened to kill officers and their families.

A Norton Avenue woman, 34, was charged with possession of heroin after her arrest on a warrant.

A 26-year-old Thurston Street man was charged with possession of heroin after a traffic stop.

An Easton Avenue, Cleveland man, 29, was charged with burglary and domestic violence. Police said he went to the house where his child’s mother lives, kicked in the door and struck her several times in the face.

A 36-year-old Stoner Street man was charged with disrupting public service and domestic violence. Police said he struck his girlfriend in the face several times then pushed her into a dresser. When she tried to call 911 on her cellphone, he grabbed the phone and broke it in half, police said.

A Broad Street man, 45, was charged with possession of crack, possession of drug paraphernalia and open container after police stopped him on the street.

A 28-year-old West Mildred Avenue man was charged with drug abuse cocaine after a traffic stop.

A Center Road, Clinton man, 52, was charged with possession of crack after police said officers observed him doing a hand-to-hand transaction with another man.

A 38-year-old Perry Avenue, Barberton man was charged with possession of synthetic marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia after he was stopped at Copley Road and Grace Avenue for a traffic violation.

A Liberty Road man, 21, was charged with drug abuse crack, drug abuse heroin, trafficking in drugs, possession of criminal tools and improper handling of a firearm. Police said he was sitting in his car counting money when officers approached. Cocaine, two handguns, crack, heroin and a bulletproof vest were in his car, police said.

Barberton

Burglary

A man who cleans out vacant homes told police March 24 that an air conditioner and copper wire, total value $2,000, were stolen from a vacant home on West Summit Street. The thief broke in through the front door.

Forgery

On March 23, police began investigating a South Van Buren Avenue woman’s suspicion that a quit claim deed that her late son allegedly signed and notarized before his death is a forgery. The deed transfers rights to the home to a woman with whom the son had a child.

Thefts

A Bellview Avenue man told police March 26 that a third fraudulent loan, total value $1,471,had been taken out online by someone using his personal information. He learned of the fraud through a letter from a collection agency, police said.

Awnings valued at $2,000 were stolen March 25 from a 25th Street Northwest home, according to a neighbor who alerted the owner.

Bath Township

Theft

A 48-year-old woman reported March 25 that while she was visiting Panera Bread, 3895 Medina Road, someone took her wallet from her purse. She later received a call that her credit cards were being used at local businesses.

Copley Township

Domestic dispute

A Barton Drive man, 29, told police his ex-girlfriend was harassing him. She was constantly calling him because he owed her money, he said. Responding officers said it was a civil matter and that she needed to stop calling him or she would be arrested.

Coventry Township

Breaking and entering

A door and window blinds plus cleaning supplies and equipment, total value $765, were reported stolen March 24 from a vacant home on South Main Street.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A 20th Street man was charged March 31 with making false alarms. He is accused of making a false report of a bar fight to a 911 dispatcher.

A 24-year-old Buckingham Gate Boulevard man was charged March 30 with domestic violence. He is accused of assaulting the mother of his child.

A 35-year-old Fairview Place man was charged March 30 with breaking and entering, vandalism, possession of criminal tools, tampering with evidence and obstructing official business. He is accused of breaking into a vacant Sixth Street home and stealing copper pipes and a water meter. When spotted walking in the neighborhood, he ran and hid evidence on top of a shed, police said.

Breaking and entering

A vacant home in the 400 block of Keenan Avenue was broken into between March 20 and 28. Copper pipes were taken.

A home in the 2800 block of Hudson Drive was broken into between March 2 and 31. Copper pipes were taken.

Burglaries

A home in the 1300 block of Ritchie Street was broken into March 31. Guns and electronics were taken.

Three guns, valued at $1,300, were taken from a home in the 1600 block of Hanover Street between March 20 and 27.

A woman reported April 1 that someone entered her home in the 1800 block of Lancaster Street and took her wallet containing several credit cards and $100.

Misuse of credit cards

A Boulder Boulevard woman reported March 31 someone used her credit card information to make more than $1,100 in unauthorized purchases on the Internet between Jan. 31 and March 31.

A 10th Street man reported March 31 someone used his credit card information for purchases from a local business.

Theft

A Kilarney Street couple reported March 31 that while they were walking their dog in the neighborhood, someone went into their open garage and took two green Trek bicycles valued at a total of $1,200.

Fairlawn

Thefts

An Akron man, 20, was charged with theft April 2. Police said he stole two jackets worth $120 from Macy’s Department Store. He has been banned from Macy’s indefinitely.

An Akron man, 18, was arrested on theft charges March 31. He allegedly stole a pair of blue jeans worth $58 from Macy’s Department Store. A bag of marijuana was also found. He has been banned from Macy’s for three years.

Arrests

A Bedford woman, 34, was arrested April 4. Officers responded to complaints that a driver sat through three red lights. They had to chase her through multiple red lights before apprehending her.

An Akron woman, 27, was arrested for drug possession March 30. Police pulled her over for an equipment violation, but later noticed the smell of marihuana. She was also driving under suspension.

Green

Arrests

A Canton woman, 50, of Clarendon Avenue Northwest was jailed March 25 when arrested at the Akron-Canton Airport on a warrant for felony passing bad checks.

An East Caston Road man, 35, was jailed March 23 on a charge of domestic violence after police said he threatened his father and tried to hit him.

Fraud

A Muirfield Drive woman told Summit County sheriff’s authorities that on March 21 she was contacted by three males claiming to be with Publishers Clearing House, saying she had won $8 million and a Mercedes Benz automobile.

Thefts

A pallet of manufactured stone, total value $1,000, was reported stolen March 26 from a Springbury Drive location.

World Wide Engineering of Plainfield, Mich., reported March 26 that a company trailer on Arlington Ridge East was forced open. Nine chain saws, total value $8,000, were stolen.

A Raber Road man told a deputy that a man came to his workplace March 24 and March 25 seeking money. The victim then discovered that two personal checks, total value $800, had been taken out of his vehicle and cashed.

New Franklin

Arrest

A Grove Road man, 61, was booked at the Summit County Jail on March 19 on a charge of domestic violence after police said he slapped a woman in the face during an argument.

Norton

Arrests

A 29-year-old Dale Street man was charged April 2 with driving under suspension and a 41-year-old West Salem man was charged with discharging a firearm near a residence. Police said the men were riding on an all-terrain vehicle in the 4400 block of Grant Street when the older man shot a handgun into the air.

A 50-year-old South Hametown Road man was charged March 29 with domestic violence. He is accused of assaulting a 58-year-old woman and slashing the tires on her car.

Vandalism

The caretaker of a home in the 800 block of Loomis Avenue reported April 2 that the previous tenants did $20,000 in damage to the home before they were evicted.

Springfield Township

Arrest

A Lakemore youth, 14, of Sunnyside Avenue was booked at the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center on charges of domestic violence and assault on a police officer March 27. Police said he punched his mother repeatedly, then ran from officers and head-butted one of them when being subdued.

Thefts

Police said money and a tablet, total value $2,310, were reported stolen March 26 from a table at the Terminal Warehouse on Marvo Drive.

On March 25, a Rhoadesdale Avenue woman said six checks were stolen from her bedroom, made payable to the suspect, who then forged the victim’s signature before cashing the checks, totaling $1,450.

Six memorial vases, total value $1,200, were reported stolen March 24 from Hillside Memorial Park on Canton Road.

A Springfield Lake Drive resident told police March 20 that she believes a woman who had lived at the house stole several pieces of jewelry.

Stow

Arrests

A 29-year-old Ashtabula man was charged April 2 with receiving stolen property, forgery and misuse of a credit card.

A 33-year-old Alliance woman was charged March 29 with obstructing official business. She is accused of giving false information to police to avoid arrest on a warrant.

A 35-year-old Akron woman was charged March 27 with misuse of a credit card. She is accused of using an 81-year-old Graham Road woman’s debit card without permission.

Burglary

A home in the 3700 block of Hudson Drive was burglarized March 25. Two televisions and a television wall mount were taken.

Identity theft

A South Carolina woman reported March 26 that someone in Stow used her personal information to open and use credit accounts, resulting in charges of more than $1,300.

A Lakeview Boulevard man reported March 19 someone called his home and claimed to be an agent with the Internal Revenue Service. The caller asked for the personal information of the man’s wife.

Misuse of a credit card

A 39-year-old Graham Road woman reported March 31 someone in Great Brittain used her child support debit card without permission.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A 34-year-old Beechwood Drive woman was charged March 29 with domestic violence. She is accused of assaulting her husband during a quarrel.

A 20-year-old Mogadore man was charged March 29 with possession of drug abuse instruments. A hypodermic syringe and a cotton ball containing suspected heroin residue were found under his girlfriend’s mattress and linked to him by police.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Thefts

Several cars were broken into April 2 on Dennis Court.

Assault

Officers were called to the Royal Oaks Apartments on March 28 after a man reported that his boss assaulted him. The worker was taken to the hospital; the boss was charged with assault.

Medina County

Brunswick

Disturbance

Officers were called to an apartment on Beverly Hills Drive on March 31 after a woman told police her former boyfriend had stopped there to pick up some of his items. Once inside the apartment, the woman reported that he put a knife to his throat and threatened to kill himself.

Medina

Trespassing

Officers were called to a Liberty Street business April 3 after two homeless people were found sleeping inside a van. They were asked to move on.

Medina Township

Theft

A Medina Road business reported March 31 that someone stole the rims and tires, worth $6,500, off a Cadillac Escalade.

Montville Township

Theft

A homeowner on Riverrock Way reported April 1 that two vehicles had been broken into. Spare change and toilet paper was taken from one vehicle. About $15 and four to five tins of chewing tobacco was taken from the other vehicle.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A 26-year-old New York man was charged April 1 with forgery, identity theft and possession of criminal tools. A 25-year-old accomplice was charged with complicity to commit forgery and identity fraud. They are accused of trying to cash a fraudulent check at Chase Bank, 750 High St.

Identity theft

A 58-year-old Hollybrier Drive man reported March 30 someone used his personal information to file a federal tax return.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A homeless man, 33, was stopped by a loss prevention officer and customer at the Walmart store on Mega Street Northwest after he passed all points of purchase without paying for $887 worth of merchandise. Police charged him with theft, falsification, possession of criminal tools and obstructing official business.

Charges of two counts of breaking and entering plus grand theft were lodged against a Rob Street Northwest man, 19, on March 24 after police said he admitted to involvement in two break-ins each in both Jackson and Lawrence townships.

Police said an Akron woman, 18, of Hancock Avenue admitted to a loss prevention officer at hhGregg on Dressler Road Northwest on March 24 that she knowingly gave away a laptop computer and iPad, total value $1,160, to an unknown person. She was jailed on a charge of felony theft.

On March 22, an Akron man, 27, of Minson Way was arrested at the Summit County Jail on Jackson warrants for two counts each of felony forgery and identity fraud and two counts of theft by deception.

Vandalism

Two outside drinking fountains, total value $1,000, were pulled from a wall at the township’s Fisher Park on Lake O’ Springs Avenue Northwest, according to a March 17 police report.

Thefts

A Canton woman told police March 21 that $540 was stolen from her car while parked at the Golden Corral on Dressler Road Northwest.

A Schario Road Northwest resident said March 20 that someone used her credit card to make purchases totaling $1,900.

A Carrollton woman, who said she left her $550 cellphone and case at Cici’s Pizza on Belden Village Street Northwest on March 16, was told when she returned to the restaurant that the phone had been given to another female.

Lake Township

Arrests

Charges of felony domestic violence, assault and resisting arrest were filed against a Middlebranch Avenue Northeast man, 49, on March 26 after he was accused of pushing another person down, causing injury, and then locking himself in the house. He was found hiding in the attack, a Stark sheriff’s deputy reported.

A Laurel Ridge Street man, 23, was jailed on two counts of domestic violence March 24 after the victims said he choked and threatened to kill a woman and then tried to run over a son.

Lawrence Township

Arrest

A Lockage Road man, 51, was jailed March 23 on charges of felonious assault and domestic violence after his wife said he pushed her and threatened to shoot her. Officers confiscated all his firearms, a report stated.

Plain Township

Arrests

Accused of punching his girlfriend in the face and pushing her down several times during an argument, a Maple Avenue Northeast man, 23, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence March 24.

Charges of felony receiving stolen property, carrying a concealed weapon, improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle and resisting arrest were lodged against an Akron man, 20, of Grace Avenue when arrested in the 3600 block of Martindale Road by a sheriff’s deputy responding to a loud-music call.

Uniontown

Arrests

Police jailed an Edison Street Northwest man, 22, on a charge of felony theft March 26 after he was found in a Cleveland Avenue Northwest apartment. He is accused of stealing a laptop computer and tools, total value over $1,000, and selling the items to pawn shops.

Warrants accusing a Plain Avenue Northeast man, 22, of felony charges of receiving stolen property and forgery plus obstructing official business resulted in his jailing March 21.

A threatening comment made toward his girlfriend led to the March 20 arrest of a 31st Street Northeast man March 20.

Drone found

On March 10, a resident brought to Uniontown police a video camera-equipped drone airplane, which he said he found in his cornfield. Police said they found the owner by viewing the video and obtaining the owner’s vehicle license registration as the drone flew over his house before going out of control and crashing. The plane was returned to the Desert Street owner’s wife March 26, police said.

Fraud

A 22-year-old man who placed an ad online in hopes of getting a tutoring job told police March 21 that he received a check for $1,950 from a client who said to cash the check and forward $1,740 to a nanny in Vancouver, Wash. The money was to be used for the student’s books. The tutor learned from the bank after cashing the check that the transaction was a scam.

Wayne County

Wayne Sheriff

Arrests

A Millersburg woman, 22, was arrested March 27 on charges of tampering with evidence and possession of drugs during a traffic stop at Buckeye and South streets, Wooster.

A Barberton man of the 400 block of Van Street was charged March 28 with aggravated possession of drugs and possession of hydrocodone.

Breaking and entering

Copper items worth $715 were reported stolen March 27 from ABE Auto Parts, 1080 S. Honeytown Road, Wooster Township.

Burglary

A diamond tennis bracelet worth $1,000 and $100 in cash were reported taken March 29 from a residence in the 15300 block of Rittman Road, Chippewa Township.

Fraud

A food stamp card was reported used to pay rent March 29 at a residence in the 10300 block of East Lincoln Way, East Union Township.

Theft

Tools worth $6,730 were reported missing from a truck March 29 at Wenger Pipeline Construction, 63 N. Kurzen Road, Sugar Creek Township.

Wooster

Arrests

A Rittman man, 27, and a Rittman woman, 28, were arrested March 29 on charges of theft after police said they took electronics and tools valued at $1,031 from Walmart, 3883 Burbank Road.

A Wooster man, 20, was arrested March 30 on charges of possession of drugs, drug paraphernalia, possession of heroin and possession of marijuana at a residence in the 2500 block of Cleveland Road.

Burglary

The handle of a door was reported broken March 29 at a residence in the 300 block of Spink Street but nothing was taken.

Domestic violence

A 39-year-old Wooster woman reported March 28 that she was injured during a fight with a man, 42, at a residence in the 500 block of Spring Street.

A 20-year woman reported March 27 that her ex-boyfriend broke the front door of her residence in the 1000 block of East University Street.

Shooting

A 29-year-old man reported March 31 that he was shot twice in the leg by a man whom he knew at Schellin Park, off South Bever Street. The victim was treated at Wooster Community Hospital.

Theft

A 1993 Ford worth $1,000 was reported stolen March 27 from East Bowman and Spink streets.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A 20-year-old Sumner Street man was charged with weapons under disability, carrying a concealed weapon, receiving stolen property, obstructing official business, tampering with evidence and possession of marijuana. Police said he jumped out of the car after being stopped for a traffic violation and was apprehended after a brief foot chase. Officers recovered a handgun and a bag of marijuana.

A Cole Avenue man, 22, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. Police said he was the back seat passenger in a vehicle stopped for improper registration. Officers found a loaded gun under the front passenger seat.

A 42-year-old Chalker Street man was charged with violating a protection order.

An E. North Street man, 46, was charged with receiving stolen property. Police said he was observed driving a stolen vehicle and was apprehended following a brief foot chase.

A 30-year-old Romig Road man was charged with felony domestic violence and violation of a temporary protection order. Police said he assaulted his girlfriend by punching her in the face multiple times then threatened to kill her.

A Diagonal Road man, 40, was charged with domestic violence and theft. Police said he assaulted his live-in girlfriend and took money from her purse.

An Elinor Avenue man, 19, was charged with felonious assault. Police said he kicked another man in the face while they were both incarcerated at CBCF, 264 East Crosier Street. The other man suffered multiple teeth being knocked out and multiple fractures to his jaw.

A 52-year-old Crestview Avenue man was charged with domestic violence. Police said he picked his live-in girlfriend up and slammed her to the floor a couple of times, then choked her and punched her in the neck.

A 44-year-old Noble Avenue man was charged with weapons under disability, tampering with evidence and defacing a firearm. Police said officers observed him getting out of his car with a black bag and walk into an empty garage on Cole Avenue. When he started to leave officers pulled him over, checked the garage and found the black bag containing a handgun with the serial number scratched off.

A 45-year-old Woodward Avenue woman was charged with violation of a protection order. Police said officers responded to a suspicious person report at a Woodward Avenue residence and found her sitting in the backyard. She stated she lived there but officers found she had a protection order against her at this address.

A Thurston Avenue man, 48, was charged with domestic violence and domestic violence menacing. Police said he was involved in an argument with his child’s mother during which he slammed her, causing injury to her arm. He has prior conviction for domestic violence.

A 53-year-old Winton Avenue man was charged with domestic violence. Police said he punched his wife in the face following an argument.

A 28-year-old Pasque Drive, Longmont, Colo., man was charged with willful flee and OVI. Police said he led officers on a lengthy chase and pulled into a driveway on Russell Avenue where he was taken into custody. He refused a breath test.

A California Avenue woman, 22, was charged with felonious assault and domestic violence. During an argument with her male roommate, she stabbed him in the right forearm with a steak knife.

A 21-year-old North Firestone Boulevard man was charged with trafficking in heroin, trafficking in crack and possession of marijuana. Police said he was in possession of drugs after he was observed in a narcotics transaction on South Main Street and Wilbeth Road.

A 19-year-old Mack Street woman was charged with four counts of felonious assault and criminal damaging. Police said she participated in an assault of three females who had bleeding, bruising and concussions. She also destroyed a cellphone of one of the victims.

An Orrin Avenue man, 31, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and weapons under disability. Police said officers responded to Madison Avenue and Copley Road for shots fired and stopped his vehicle after witnessing it leave the area and he admitted that he had a gun in his waistband.

A 20-year-old East Archwood Avenue man was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, gun and knives, and receiving stolen property. He was stopped for a traffic violation when officers found two loaded guns and two illegal knives in the car. One of the handguns was reported stolen.

Barberton

Arrest

A Wooster Road North man, 66, was booked at the Summit County Jail on warranted issued March 28 for two felony counts of illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material or performance involving a boy, 14.

Thefts

A 28th Street Northwest resident told police April 1 that someone stole golf clubs and a battery charger, total value $710, from his garage.

A $700 cell phone belonging to a male, 14, was reported stolen April 14 from a picnic bench while he was playing basketball at Tuscora Park on East Tuscarawas Avenue.

The pastor of God’s Magic City Church on 15th Street Northwest told police March 31 that microphones and cables, total value $200, were stolen from the church.

A Wooster Road West man, 28, said March 31 that he signed up to be a secret shopper through a website and received a postal money order for $975. He deposited the check and withdrew the amount and later learned that the money order was fraudulent.

On March 28, a Romig Avenue man told police that someone stole $18,500 from a safe at his home.

Copley Township

Domestic

A Hunt Club Drive man, 41, told police his estranged wife left letters and gifts for their son on his doorstep. He said this violated the rules of a restraining order against her. He was advised to call his attorney if it continued.

Suspicious man

A 44-year-old man was arrested while running on the Interstate 77 March 26. He said his friends had left him at a bar so he decided to run home. Responding officers discovered he had a warrant through Broadview Heights for fleeing and evading.

Suspicious car

Police removed an abandoned car from the Baymont Inn Mar. 25. Hotel owners said the Silver Subaru had been sitting for the entire winter.

Threats

A Pineland Drive man, 19, told police he was getting threatening calls from an unknown male. He told police he felt his ex –girlfriend was responsible. He tried talking to the ex-girlfriend’s dad but he was no help. Police told him call if the phone calls continue.

Arrest

A 26-year-old man was arrested for disorderly conduct, criminal damaging, and possession of marijuana March, 24. He had broken a window to the David B’s Grille and Pub after getting into an altercation with another patron.

Coventry Township

Arrest

A South Arlington Road man, 40, was jailed for domestic violence April 1 as a result of a physical altercation with his live-in girlfriend.

Burglary

An electric stove, shop vacuum and other household items, total value not listed, were stolen from a vacant house where a Realtor key box was removed from the door in order to make entry into the structure.

Theft

A Wadsworth man told a Summit sheriff’s deputy March 30 that a 33-year-old roommate at a Woburn Drive residence took furniture, appliances and clothing, total value $2,800, over a five-month period.

Fairlawn

Theft

An Akron woman, 58, told police she was the victim of identity fraud April, 9. She said when she went to file her taxes the accountant told her someone had already filed using her social security number. She has since frozen her credit accounts.

An Akron teen, 17, was arrested for theft April, 9. He allegedly stole five DVDs and a box of condoms from Giant Eagle. Store security said he tried to hide the merchandise under his sweatshirt before exiting the store. He has been banned from Giant Eagle indefinitely.

A Kenridge Road man, 31, was arrested April 7 for leaving two children unattended in a vehicle. Responding officers noticed a 7-year-old boy trying to break open the window with an ice scraper.

A Gresham Drive woman, 61, told police someone used her Social Security number to file her taxes in Austin, Texas. The IRS has put a hold on her tax refund information and advised her to take the proper steps to file her taxes this year.

A Cleveland man, 18, reported his wallet stolen to police April 5. He had left it at Summit Mall. PNC said unknown persons charged a total of $400 at numerous stores in Summit Mall. The bank has since canceled this debit card.

Green

Arrest

A South Arlington Road man was jailed for aggravated menacing and obstructing official business March 24 after he allegedly threatened a neighbor with a handgun while arguing with the victim over the defendant’s dog being on the neighbor’s property and shouted obscenities at the officers making the arrest.

Thefts

Two pieces of stainless steel and 300 pieces of aluminum along with 10 rolls of solder, total value $10,400, were reported stolen April 2 from Sand Car Care on Mayfair Road after a lock was broken on a trailer where the items had been stored.

A South Arlington Road female told authorities March 28 that someone made five purchases totaling $06 in the Sandusky area, using her debit card number.

Mogadore

Theft

A Williams Avenue property owner called police April 6 to report that someone stole tools from the home he had been working on.

Threat

A Mogadore woman called police April 6 to report that former boyfriend had threatened to “blow” her up.

Domestic

Police were called to a Mogadore Road home April 5 after a man insisted on talking with a woman who was passed out in a bedroom. Witnesses say the man dragged to woman out of the room by her hair.

New Franklin

Arrests

Police charged a Fairland Drive woman, 22, with domestic violence and booked her at the Summit County Jail April 1 after she and her boyfriend argued and she punched him several times in the face, a police report showed.

A Boston Avenue man, 42, was jailed for domestic violence and felony disrupting public services March 29 after police were told the suspect didn’t like what he found while going through her phone and then through her car keys in the front yard and smashed her phone on the porch. He was booked at the Barberton jail.

Theft

Two buckets of quarters, total value $1,200, were reported stolen April 2 from a Marina Drive man’s van after two windows were broken to gain entry.

Springfield Township

Arrests

A Lyndon Drive man, 20, was jailed for inducing panic April 4, when he argued with his mother while having a gun on his person and then kept running in an out of the garage, telling police to shoot him and he was going to shoot them. He went into the house and refused to come out until Metro SWAT members arrived and his was taken into custody.

A male, 15, was booked at the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center on March 31 after he allegedly struck his grandfather in the face during an argument at their Beechwood Drive residence.

Accused of striking his girlfriend and scratching her arms during an altercation, the boyfriend, 33, took her phone and fled from their Samuel Road home on March 30. He was apprehended at the corner of Albrecht and Columbine avenues and jailed for felony domestic violence.

A Barberton man, 21, of 17th Street Northwest was charged with domestic violence, felony aggravated menacing resisting arrest and endangering children when he allegedly struck his girlfriend in the mount and struck her with a thrown mirror while the children were with her at the Red Roof Inn on South Arlington Road on March 29. Police said he also threatened to kill the officers and resisted arrest.

Burglary

A Foxford Court woman told police March 25 that an acquaintance entered her home and stole her purse and wallet, total value $1,483.

Theft

A Sanitarium Road resident told police March 27 that he was notified that he had won an online vehicle auction and sent $3,700 via Paypal to a St. Louis, Mo., location but never received the vehicle.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Vandalism

A York Road business called police April 8 to report that someone had scratched profanity inside the windows of the business.

Medina County

Brunswick

Police chase

A police officer reported that he spotted a Mini Cooper traveling at “an extremely high rate of speed” on April 6 on Center Road. He chased the vehicle until it crashed into a ditch. The driver jumped out of the vehicle and shouted “are you a cyborg” and “prove that you are human.” The driver had to be wrestled to the ground. He later admitted that he had smoked marijuana in the vehicle.

Medina

Harassment

A Wadsworth Road resident called police April 9 to complain that the phone keeps ringing.

Theft

A Medina Street business called police April 8 to complain that the cushions from a couch were missing.

Medina Township

Thefts

Police were called to a Stonegate store April 9 after a customer stole $175.00 worth of fabric.

Police called to a Stonegate store April 5 after a security camera caught two men walk up to a register and take $1,200 from the drawer.

Montville Township

Citizen assist

A Wadsworth Road resident called police for help unlocking a vehicle that has not been opened for 25 years. The officer was unable to get it unlocked.

Theft

Officers were called to a Medina Road business April 6 after the tires and rims were found stolen from three vehicles.

Stark County

Canal Fulton

Theft

A Longview Avenue man told police his wallet and cell phone, total value $725, were stolen March 31 while he was at a basketball court at the intersection of Locust Street and Cherry Avenue.

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Stuart Street Northwest man, 53, was jailed for domestic violence April 2, accused of grabbing his daughter by the neck and shoving her onto a bed, police said.

A Malvern man, 27, was jailed April 1 on a Jackson police warrant for domestic violence after he and argued with his girlfriend, hit her head into the center console of the suspect’s car, and punched her several times before fleeing and being apprehended by a Carroll County sheriff’s deputy.

Charges of felony forgery, two counts of theft plus passing bad checks resulted in a Barberton man, 25, of 25th Street Northwest being jailed in Stark on Jackson warrants March 28.

Robbery

A Plain Township man of Edelweiss Street Northeast said he and a female companion went to the Fox and Hound bar and grille on Everhard Road Northwest on March 28 to meet a person. When the person arrived, the female was assaulted and $200 was taken by force before the suspect fled.

Burglary

A thief stole $9,600 cash from a Lasater Drive Northwest apartment April 3, according to a resident who told police there was no forced entry but the front door was unlocked.

Thefts

A Canton woman told police April 2 that a $500 bronze vase was stolen from Sunset Hills Burial Park on Everhard Road Northwest.

Day planners and $1,050 cash belonging to a Stanton, Pa., man were reported stolen April 1 from his car April 1 while parked at the Best Western Suites on Sunset Strip Avenue Northwest. Motel personnel notified him that a passenger side window was smashed, police said.

A $500 cell phone was stolen from a woman’s sport utility van March 31 while parked at Marc’s on Belden Village Street Northwest.

Police have sought the assistance of the federal government in investigating a Shipslanding Avenue Northwest woman’s report that she received a call saying she owed money and had to send funds immediately or she and her husband would be arrested and all accounts and assets frozen. She sent $9,896 via a Green Dot Money Pack.

An employee of Value City Furniture on Dressler Road Northwest told police March 28 that a furniture order was delivered and the $7,811 bill was charged. A few days later, the store received a charge back for the purchase.

Lawrence Township

Arrest

An aggravated menacing warrant led to the March 29 arrest and jailing of an Akron man, 44, of Vesper Street. He was apprehended by Akron police and booked at the Stark jail by Lawrence police.

North Canton
Arrests

Police jailed two Stark County residents a North Canton woman, 20, of Sixth Street Northeast and a Plain Township man, 18, of Edelweiss Street Northeast, on warrants charging each with felony theft and theft in an estimated 40 car break-ins throughout North Canton, Uniontown and elsewhere over a several-week period.

A Massillon man, 36, of Rodman Avenue Northeast was booked on a felony robbery charge April 2 after he was picked up at the Carroll County Jail and booked at the Stark jail. He was accused of stealing a woman’s wallet and credit cards while at the Giant Eagle store on East Maple Street on March 16.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Regentview Avenue Northeast man, 47, who argued with his live-in girlfriend and threatened to choke her April 4 was jailed on charges of domestic violence and aggravated menacing.

A Roosevelt Avenue Northeast man was jailed on a domestic violence charge April 3 after he allegedly struck his father in the head with his fist.

Uniontown

Arrest

A Carla Avenue man, 21, was arrested by Springfield Township police April 3 on a Uniontown police warrant for theft. He was taken to the Uniontown station where he took ill, walked outside and then fled before being caught by police in a foot chase.

Theft

An iPad, clothing and sunglasses, total value $728, were reported stolen from a Burbank woman’s car while parked at the Hartville Marketplace on Edison Street on March 28.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A 20-year-old Crane Walk man was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after police said they found him pounding on a residence’s door with a gun.

A Madison Avenue man, 35, was charged with obstructing police after officers said he rolled up the windows and locked the doors during a traffic stop. Officers were forced to break the car window to gain access.

A 40-year-old Curtis Street man was charged with resisting arrest, willful flee and obstructing official business after police said he led officers on a car chase that ended when he crashed his vehicle. When he exited the vehicle, he became belligerent and was subdued with a Taser, police said.

Barberton

Arrests

An Elson Avenue man, 25, was arrested April 7 after a series of thefts in which four ladders, total value $1,050, were stolen from at least three residences.

A fight involving a First Street Northwest couple at their residence resulted in the male, 38, being jailed on a charge of felony domestic violence April 6.

On April 4, a 27th Street Northwest man, 18, and a male teen, 14, of Mallison Avenue were arrested after a four-wheel ATV, total value $750, was taken from a Wooster Road West location. The adult was jailed on charges of receiving stolen property and obstructing official business; the teen was booked at the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center for receiving stolen property.

A Norton Avenue man, 41, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence April 3 after a woman, 33, said he assaulted her.

Thefts

An East Ford Avenue resident told police April 5 that five of her checks were stolen and her signature forged and cashed for $970 at an unknown location. The case remains under investigation.

A Franklin Avenue man reported April 3 that his wallet containing $750 to pay his rent was missing from the house.

Bath Township

Arrests

A woman was charged April 13 with possession of heroin after police were called to a Cleveland-Massillon Road motel to help with the eviction of another woman.

A 29-year-old woman was charged March 12 with deception to obtain a dangerous drug and illegal processing of a drug document. She is accused of presenting a forged prescription to a pharmacist at Acme Fresh Market, 3979 Medina Road.

A 34-year-old Bath Road man was charged April 12 with domestic violence. He is accused of punching his girlfriend in the eye.

Identity theft

A Ranchwood Road woman reported April 12 she received an envelope with her name and return address and a different addressee that had been marked “return to sender” and postmarked Oklahoma City, Okla. The envelope contained counterfeit checks containing the woman’s personal information.

Coventry Township

Arrest

A Daisy Avenue man, 32, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence April 6 after police said he grabbed a woman by the neck and slammed her to the ground.

Cuyahoga Falls

Burglaries

A home in the 200 block of Orrville Avenue was burglarized April 15. Property valued at $600 was taken.

An apartment in the 1000 block of Howe Avenue was burglarized April 17. About $870 in property was taken.

Criminal damaging

An Akron man reported April 16 that he was traveling south on state Route 8 when someone threw an object from the Portage Trail bridge that shattered his windshield.

Green

Arrests

A Deerfield man, 43, of Watson Road was booked on a charge of domestic violence April 7 after he and his brother were engaged in an altercation at a Raber Road location, deputies said.

The theft of an estimated $1,500 worth of scrap metal resulted in a Stow man, 53, of Fishcreek Road being charged with felony theft April 6. A sheriff’s report indicated the suspect had asked permission to take a dryer sitting alongside a scrap metal bin on Interstate Parkway but was told not to take anything else. The deputy indicated a witness said the suspect came back three times. The scrap was recovered from the bed of the suspect’s truck.

New Franklin

Theft

A $750 flight helmet was reported stolen April 4 from a helicopter display at the Veterans Memorial Park on South Cleveland-Massillon Road. Authorities said the theft occurred March 28 between 4:30 p.m. and midnight.

Springfield Township

Arrests

One of four suspects in a James Avenue home burglary in February was apprehended April 8 on a charge of felony receiving stolen property. Police said the victim reported 120 checks stolen along with a computer, two TV sets and numerous other items. The man arrested is a 34-year-old resident of 12th Street Southwest in Akron.

A Cuyahoga Falls couple, ages 34 and 32 of Winter Parkway, were jailed April 5 on warrants for felony theft that occurred in February at the Walmart on South Arlington Road. Merchandise worth $1,071 was stolen.

Thefts

A $1,000 snow plow was stolen off a pickup truck April 7 at Springfield Auto Sales on Canton Road.

A Samuel Road man said April 5 that his mandolin, video game system and 10 games, total value $800, were stolen.

A $700 iPad was reported stolen April 4 from a Winter Fern Avenue home.

On April 3, police were notified that 174 bronze vases, total value $34,300, had been stolen from grave markers at Hillside Memorial Park on Canton Road.

Stow

Arrests

A 9-year-old Williamson Road girl was charged April 7 with delinquency by reason of arson. She is accused of setting fire to a bedroom in her family’s rental home.

A 28-year-old Falconswalk Court man was charged April 7 with domestic violence and child endangering. His 30-year-old wife was charged with child endangering. Police said the woman reported that her husband assaulted her. When police arrived, they found damage done by the couple inside the home, endangering their 3-year-old child.

A 15-year-old Bedford boy was arrested April 8 on a charge of gross sexual imposition.

A 27-year-old North Gilwood Drive man was charged April 14 with domestic violence, disrupting public service, criminal damaging, and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. He is accused of assaulting his girlfriend, disabling the phones so she could not call police and driving away in her van.

A 26-year-old Liberty Road man was charged April 12 with domestic violence. He is accused of punching a 63-year-old relative who lives in the home.

A Saybrooke Road man, 27, was charged April 14 with identity fraud.

A 36-year-old Kent man was charged April 16 with illegal assembly or possession of chemicals used in the manufacturing of drugs. Police reported finding pseudoephedrine, an ingredient used to make methamphetamine, in the man’s car during a traffic stop in the 3300 block of Kent Road.

Breaking and entering

Someone pried open the front doors to rummage sale storage units belonging to Pawsibilities Humane Society of Greater Akron on April 6. Nothing appeared to be taken.

Someone broke into Valley Isuzu, 4502 Boyce Parkway, overnight April 3. Nothing appeared to be taken.

Identity theft

A Leewood Road woman reported April 9 someone used her personal information to file a fraudulent federal tax return.

A 47-year-old Serra Vista Drive woman reported April 4 someone used her identification to open a cellular phone account in Florida.

Theft

About $900 was taken April 9 from an apartment in the 2800 block of Graham Road.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A 36-year-old Akron woman was charged April 10 with theft. She is accused of taking steaks valued at more than $150 from Acme, 600 South Ave. She told police she was going to sell the steaks to pay her school tuition.

While in the 2800 block of Mogadore Road, contacting potential witnesses of a burglary, police fond components of a methamphetamine lab in a yard and flower bed. The case was turned over to Brimfield police because the house is in the township.

Trespassing

Police were called to Goodwill, 75 Midway Plaza, on April 8 for a report of a man following women around the store and making obscene gestures. The man was gone when police arrived. Employees told police the man grabbed a woman on a prior visit to the store and had been told not to return.

Misuse of a credit card

A Northeast Avenue woman reported April 10 that someone used her debit card to book a flight on Air Namibia and for other travel related expenses, for a total of more than $1,300.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Vandalism

A Somerset Drive resident called police April 17 after he discovered that someone damaged his vehicle by prying open the gas cap and siphoning gasoline.

Medina County

Brunswick

Burglary

A Glencove Common resident called police around 3:30 a.m. April 15 after she heard a noise downstairs. A burglar startled by the noise ran off. Police discovered a garage side door was cracked.

Disturbance

A Manhattan Court resident called police April 13 to complain that someone pounded on his door and broke the frame. When the resident opened the door, he was confronted by a man in a white tank top and basketball shorts demanding peanut butter. The man ran off before officers arrived.

Medina

School issue

A shotgun shell was found on the sidewalk outside A.I. Root Middle School on April 16.

Medina Township

Theft

Officers were called to a Pearl Road business April 14 after it was discovered that chrome rims were stolen off a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado.

Montville Township

Criminal damage

An Akron resident stopped by the police department April 11 asking for an opinion over whether a chip in the car’s windshield could be from a gunshot. The incident allegedly happened in Akron.

Wadsworth

Entering vehicles

Police have identified three suspects who witnesses said broke into vehicles in the 600 block of Sparrow Way on April 12. The case is under investigation.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

A 48-year-old Cleveland man was charged with resisting arrest after police said he resisted as they attempted to arrest him on an assault warrant.

A 26-year-old Ravenna man was charged April 13 of falsification, obstruction of official business and resisting arrest.

Police charged a Dale Drive woman, 21, with domestic violence April 13.

A Cleveland man was arrested on a warrant for illegal use of food stamps April 11.

A 31-year-old Kent man was arrested April 8 on Lake Street at Temple Avenue on a charge of felonious assault.

A 21-year-old Morris Road man was charged April 7 with possession of LSD and trafficking in marijuana.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Malibu Avenue Northwest man, 24, was jailed on a charge of felony domestic violence April 7 after police said he slammed his pregnant wife against a wall multiple times and choked her.

Two Frank Avenue Northwest residents — a man, 29, and a woman, 31— were jailed on a charge of domestic violence April 7 following an argument in which police said he pushed her to the ground and she scratched him while their children were in the house.

A Glenmont Drive Northwest woman, 60, was jailed on charges of domestic violence, felonious assault and disrupting public services after being accused of punching her husband in the face and unplugging the phone. She also pulled a large knife and went after him, police said. He protected himself with a chair, a report said.

Barberton police, using a Jackson warrant, arrested an Akron woman, 27, of Superior Avenue on a charge of passing bad checks. She was turned over to Jackson police for jailing April 6.

On April 5, a Lake O’ Springs Avenue Northwest man, 19, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence after an altercation in which he was accused of punching his brother in the face twice and knocking him to the ground.

Fraud

Police were told April 8 that two people had made fraudulent charges online to purchase $859 worth of items from the Flower Factory on Whipple Avenue Northwest.

A Sandrun Circle resident told police April 3 that he received a $1,550 check for an advertisement on Craigslist with instructions to cash the check and send the difference via wire so the shipper could be paid. He said he later learned the check was a fake.

A University Heights Circle Northwest woman told police April 2 that her debit card numbers were used without permission to order sunglasses, total value $523.

Thefts

A Waynesburg man reported April 4 that his vehicle was parked in the 6100 block of Granite Street Northwest when a laptop computer, book bag and books and a paint-ball gun, total value $1,650, were stolen.

On April 4, a South Boulevard Northwest man told police that household items, including furniture, a flat-screen TV and other items, total value between $7,000 and $9,000, haven’t been returned by those who helped him move. He said the suspects agreed to help him move out and to keep the items until the victim relocated but never returned the property.

A Comanche Drive Northwest resident told police April 4 that his savings account was used to make five online purchases, total value $2,515.

North Canton

Arrests

A 50th Street Southeast man, 24, was jailed April 10 on a charge of taking the identity of another person to participate in several crimes with total loss of $18,797.

A Briar Street Northeast man, 27, was jailed April 7 on a charge of domestic violence after police said he pushed the mother of their child against a wall and choked her.

A Plain Township man, 18, of Edelweiss Street Northeast was charged with felony theft and theft April 4 when apprehended on warrants.

Plain Township

Arrest

A Crestland Avenue Northwest man, 67, was taken into custody at home and jailed on a domestic violence warrant April 6.

Uniontown

Arrest

A Barberton man, 37, of Second Street Northwest was jailed on a charge of domestic violence April 7 after police said he sent text messages threatening his sister in Uniontown.

A sixth-grade girl was with her family recovering at Akron Children’s Hospital on Wednesday after a sexual assault that occurred near her Akron school.

An Akron Public Schools official said the girl, who arrived early at Innes Community Learning Center, was taken by an unidentified man before the school opened at 7:20 a.m. He carried her to a dugout in a baseball field in adjacent Prentiss Park.

“The suspect then sexually assaulted the victim,” Akron police reported.

Authorities said the girl was told to close her eyes as the suspect fled.

The girl, 12, called 911 following the incident and waited at the school with another student until police and emergency medical staff arrived. She then was transported to Children’s.

The extent and nature of the assault are uncertain as police investigate the matter.

“Her condition is good at this point,” Akron police spokesman Lt. Rick Edwards said. “She is with her family.”

The girl described her assailant as a light-skinned black or biracial man with a stocky build. He was wearing dark blue pants, a dark blue hooded sweatshirt, a bright orange vest, gloves and a ski mask. The suspect is presumed to be 25 to 30 years old, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs between 200 and 220 pounds.

School buildings remained open beyond regularly scheduled hours Wednesday so that working parents could bring students safely home.

Additional precautions have been taken, APS spokesman Mark Williamson said.

“We have increased police patrols and presence around Innes CLC and neighboring schools in the Kenmore cluster and will continue to do so,” he said.

Williamson advised parents not to leave students — most of whom walk to school alone or with friends in Akron — unattended on school grounds before staff arrive and open the doors for breakfast.

Anyone with information about the incident is encouraged to contact Akron schools at 330-761-2734 or Akron police detectives at 330-375-2490.

Doug Livingston can be reached at 330-996-3792 or dlivingston@thebeaconjournal.com.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

An Andrus Street man, 23, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, having weapons under disability and improper handling of firearms in a motor vehicle. Officers reported finding a gun in his car during a traffic stop. The man previously was convicted of aggravated burglary.

An East Archwood Avenue man, 33, was charged with aggravated robbery after he allegedly tried to steal silverware and dinnerware sets from J.C. Penney. When stopped outside by security, he threatened to punch a worker and said he had a knife and pepper spray, police said.

A Ninth Street Southwest man, 24, was charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing official business after officers responded to a call about a fight between roommates. Police reported finding the man intoxicated and screaming while lying on the garage floor. He pressed a remote button to close the garage door, nearly injuring officers.

Barberton

Arrest

A Barberton man, 27, of West Hopocan Avenue, was charged with robbery April 15 after a Fairlawn resident told police that she was in the lobby of the Magic City Shopping Center when he approached and asked for money, saying he had run out of gasoline. Before the woman could say anything, the man wrestled her purse from her and fled. He was apprehended a few minutes later.

A Wilson Way Drive man, 34, was charged with domestic violence April 12 after he allegedly punched his wife in the eye as they quarreled in their car en route home from a party.

Thefts

Police were called to investigate the April 12 theft of a $4,000 ring from the Kmart on Wooster Road North. A woman switched a cheaper ring for the stolen item and left.

An Elson Avenue woman told police April 11 that a $600 revolver she kept under her bed is missing.

Coventry Township

Burglary

A laptop computer, flat-screen TV and other items, total value $1,500, were stolen April 9 from a Mallard Point Drive home after a thief climbed through a window.

A flat-screen TV and other items, total value $1,528, were stolen April 8 from a Jarvis Road home.

Thefts

A $550 cellphone and case were stolen April 16 from an unlocked van at an Elmo Street home.

A $1,000 catalytic converter was stolen from a Clinton man’s car April 11 at the Tire Connection on South Arlington Road.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A Grant Avenue girl, 15, was charged with telecommunication harassment April 15 after she allegedly threatened a girl, 14, on Instagram.

An Akron man, 32, was charged with domestic violence and felonious assault April 21 after he allegedly punched his estranged wife several times, fracturing her ribs.

Burglaries

Someone took more than $2,000 in jewelry April 22 from an apartment in the 1100 block of Cliffside Drive.

An intruder took $150 in coins April 17 from a home in the 1000 block of Tallmadge Road.

Misuse of a credit card

An employee of Cardinal Retirement Village, 171 Graham Road, told police April 18 that someone used two company credit cards to make 17 transactions with a local retailer for a total of $16,000.

Theft

A Hudson woman, 67, reported April 18 that someone took a wallet from her purse while she shopped at Village Discount, 2930 State Road.

An East Prescott Circle woman, 81, reported April 18 that someone took her wedding and engagement rings, total value $6,800.

Fairlawn

Thefts

A Hobby Lobby manager told police April 14 that a man and women stole $135 from the store. The man entered the store, concealed merchandise and left without paying. A woman then returned the items and got a gift card for the value.

An Akron woman, 22, was charged with theft April 22 after she allegedly stole $73 worth of merchandise from Walmart.

An Akron man, 62, was charged with theft April 21 after police said he stole $221 in merchandise from Marc’s in Fairlawn. He reportedly tried to evade police but was caught hiding behind bushes in front of Faith Lutheran Church, police said.

Green

Arrest

A Barberton man, 26, of Sixth Street, was arrested April 15 at an East Turkeyfoot Lake Road location on a warrant alleging felony receiving stolen property.

Burglary

Someone broke into a Lynne Road home April 11 and stole cash, a flat-screen TV and other items, total value $820.

Thefts

A Cuyahoga Falls man, 48, was wanted on a warrant for allegedly passing bad checks April 11. An associate at Forquer Heating & Cooling on Shriver Road told authorities that a $722 check was returned because the account had been closed.

Business checks belonging to Phoenix Promotions on Global Gateway were stolen, altered and cashed outside Ohio totaling $3,318, a deputy was told April 11.

Hudson

Identity theft

An Aurora Street resident told police April 18 someone used personal information to open a bank account.

Theft

An all-terrain vehicle and go-cart were taken from a shed April 18 in the 2000 block of Garden Lane.

Mogadore

Fraud

A Mogadore Road resident called police April 18 to report someone used his banking data to remove more than $900 from ATMs in Akron.

Norton

Drugs

Police responded to Norton Middle School on April 21 after a parent reported that a student gave his son a piece of tinfoil containing green vegetable matter. The substance did not test positive for marijuana.

Springfield Township

Arrest

A Lessig Avenue woman, 33, was charged with felony assault of a police officer, resisting arrest, obstructing official business and endangering children April 10. Police said she beat a girl, 14, with a studded belt because the girl’s grades were bad. Police said she became verbally abusive to an officer and police sergeant and grabbed the sergeant by her hair and bit her face during a struggle.

Domestic violence

A Pressler Road man, 34, was wanted on a domestic violence warrant after a Norton boy, 6, said his father spanked him with a belt April 14 during a weekend visitation.

Burglary

A ring and other items, total value $880, were stolen April 14 from a Laverne Lane residence.

Thefts

Tools and a toolbox, total value $5,730, were stolen April 11 from a truck on Lake Road.

A New Franklin woman told police April 11 that she mistakenly left her purse in a shopping cart outside Walmart on South Arlington Road. The purse and contents, total value $856, were gone when she returned.

Stow

Arrests

A Kent man, 22, and a Deerfield man, 35, were charged with robbery April 21 after they allegedly assaulted a worker at Target, 4200 Kent Road, while trying to steal from the store.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into Smokers ETC and took cash and merchandise valued at more than $28,000.

Burglary

Someone stole a television April 22 from a home in the 2000 block of Marhoffer Avenue.

An intruder took a video-game system April 23 from a home in the 2500 block of Maplehurst Road.

Identity theft

A Lake Run Boulevard woman, 45, reported April 20 that someone used her identity to file a false federal tax return.

Sexual assault

A Lakeview Boulevard woman reported April 18 someone attempted to touch her inappropriately April 15.

Theft

A Walmart employee reported April 21 that two men stole nearly $4,000 after using a key to open three cash registers.

A Stow-Munroe Falls High School teacher reported April 23 that someone took $100 and three boxes of candy that seniors were selling to raise money for a trip to Washington.

Tallmadge

Arrest

A Ravenna woman, 43, was charged with obstructing official business April 19 after a passer-by saw her fall or jump out of a moving car on Tallmadge Circle. Police found her in the 100 block of Southwest Avenue, sitting on the curb, drinking a beer. She reportedly gave a fictitious name to police and was wanted on Portage County warrants.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into a storage shed April 18 at Tallmadge Recreation Center and stole rakes, shovels and other items.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Suspicious car

A Glenmont Drive resident called police April 23 to report a “suspicious male sitting in his car for four hours.” Police found out it was a man from out of town waiting to surprise his girlfriend. Police told him to move on.

Medina County

Brunswick

Theft

KDK Auto Brokers on Pearl Road called police April 21 to report vehicle parts including interior door panels and a front bumper assembly were taken from multiple vehicles.

Medina

Theft

Officers were called to a North Harmony Street residence April 23 after several appliances were stolen.

Medina Township

Theft

A Denny’s patron was caught stealing Easter egg decorations outside the restaurant Easter morning. She was told to return the eggs.

Montville Township

Harassment

A man called police to report that he and his son were eating at McDonald’s on Medina Road when another man showed up and began waving and blowing kisses to the child. The other man is accused of sexually assaulting the boy.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A State Street man, 33, was charged with domestic violence April 20 after he allegedly assaulted a 45-year-old man and another man that day in a separate incident.

A South Lyman Street man, 66, was charged April 19 with domestic violence.

Burglary

A home in the 400 block of College Street was burglarized April 20.

Identity theft

A Meadowcreek Drive resident reported identity theft April 22.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

Police charged an Orwell woman, 21, with two counts of felony assault and one count of disorderly contest after an incident April 18 on East Summit Street at Morris Road.

A Spaulding Drive woman, 24, was charged with domestic violence April 22.

Police arrested a West Elm Street man, 40, April 20 on a charge of domestic violence.

Burglaries

A residence in the 900 block of Carlisle Court was burglarized April 20. Electronics were taken.

A home in the 700 block of Silver Meadows Boulevard was broken into April 18. Two flat-screen televisions and other electronics were taken.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A North Canton man, 42, of Schneider Street Southwest, was arrested in a road-rage incident April 10 after he allegedly pointed a gun at another motorist at Fulton Drive and Frank Avenue Northwest.

A Canton woman, 37, of Shorb Avenue Northwest, was charged with robbery and possession of drug paraphernalia April 14 after she allegedly took $301 in clothing from Macy’s in Belden Village Mall and fought with security officers outside.

State troopers arrested a Canton man, 39, of Mattie Street Southeast, on a Jackson police warrant alleging aggravated menacing April 12.

A Perry Township man, 20, of Winterdale Street Northwest was charged April 10 with two counts of receiving stolen property.

Breaking and entering

A $1,050 blower and other items, total value $5,534, were reported stolen from Rohr’s & Sons Nursery on Everhard Road Northwest.

Burglary

A Palmer Drive man said an $800 baseball glove was stolen from a table in his garage April 13.

Thefts

A $900 catalytic converter was reported stolen April 14 from a car at Kohl’s on Dressler Road Northwest.

An $800 catalytic converter was stolen from a station wagon April 10 at the Courtyard by Marriott on Metro Circle Northwest.

North Canton

Arrest

A Perry Township man, 36, of List Street Northwest, was arrested April 14 on an aggravated menacing warrant after he turned himself in at Canton Municipal Court. He is accused of threatening to kill a Harmon Street Southwest woman.

Theft

Four 19-inch tires and rims, total value $2,000, were reported stolen April 6 from a car on a lot at Mullinax Ford on Whipple Avenue Northwest.

Plain Township

Arrests

An Orchardale Avenue Northwest man, 24, was arrested April 16 on warrants alleging felony passing bad checks, domestic violence and aggravated menacing.

Two Beechmoor Drive Northwest brothers, ages 21 and 24, were charged with felony burglary April 15.

A Brush Avenue Northeast man was charged with domestic violence April 15 after he allegedly struck his grandmother during an altercation.

An Orchardale Drive Northwest man, 18, was charged with domestic violence April 14.

Uniontown

Arrest

A Middletown Street woman, 34, was charged with domestic violence April 11 after she allegedly threatened to kick her husband’s head.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A Waltz Drive, Barberton man, 27, was charged with felony willful flee. Police said he led officers on a high-speed chase in a stolen car.

A 52-year-old Tulip Street man was charged with possession of Percocet, possession of Opana and tampering with evidence. Police said officers stopped the man’s car for tinted windows and when he got out of the car, he threw a bottle of pills on the ground.

Barberton

Arrests

Charges of domestic violence and felony disrupting public services were filed April 18 against a Kenmore Boulevard resident, 26, after police said he struck a woman several times and stomped on her head before police arrived.

A 14-year-old 24th Street Northwest boy was jailed at the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center on a charge of domestic violence April 17 after his stepfather said the pair argued over money for chores and the youth struck him several times.

Domestic violence

A warrant for domestic violence and violation of a protection order have been issued for a 28-year-old Auburn Avenue man whose girlfriend, who is the mother of their children, told police April 22 that the suspect grabbed her around the neck and tried to strangle her.

Thefts

On Aug. 19, someone took apart the central air conditioner at the rear of a West Hopocan Avenue home and took all the aluminum and copper parts, total value $2,500.

An East Park Avenue man told police April 20 that sometime during the previous two days someone stole his AR-15 rifle, total value $1,295, from his home.

Bath Township

Arrest

A 31-year-old man was charged April 24 with child endangering. He is accused of leaving two children, ages 1 and 10, in a vehicle in front of Acme Fresh Market, 3979 Medina Road. Police said the father said he went into the store to find his wife because he couldn’t reach her by phone.

Burglary

Someone broke into a barn on property in the 4300 block of Ira Road either April 23 or April 24. The burglar kicked in the door, pulled insulation from the ceiling and broke two windows. Sometime during the following two days, someone used a wooden beam to force open the doors.

Identity theft

A Raintree Road woman reported April 24 someone used her personal information to open an account at an online bank.

Coventry Township

Arrests

An Akron man, 24, of East Boxwood Avenue was jailed on charges of domestic violence and criminal damaging when arrested on a warrant at a Hohman Avenue location April 22.

On April 19, a Portage Point Boulevard man, 46, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence after turning himself in to authorities on a warrant accusing him of pushing his fiancee to the ground and hitting her in the face.

Identity fraud

A Stark County man told authorities April 22 that someone used his personal information to open an account with Ohio Edison, which has accumulated to $1,103.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A 26-year-old Bailey Road man was charged April 27 with domestic violence and aggravated menacing.

A 13-year-old Woodridge Middle School student was charged April 24 with drug trafficking. He is accused of selling marijuana to another student at school.

Burglaries

A residence in the 2700 block of Bailey Road was burglarized April 24. A computer and $300 in euros were taken.

Someone broke into a home in the 2300 block of Phelps Avenue on April 24. Two pairs of Nike Air Jordan shoes, valued at a total of $350, were taken.

A home in the 3400 block of River Rock Drive was burglarized April 26. Jewelry valued at $2,500 was taken.

A home in the 3400 block of Cobblestone Lane was burglarized April 26. Jewelry valued at $1,500 was taken.

Medication and heirloom plates were taken during the burglary of an apartment in the 1100 block of Cliffside Drive on April 27.

Identity theft

A Second Street resident reported April 27 someone used her personal information to open a credit account at Lowe’s, then spent nearly $14,000.

Misuse of a credit card

A Laurel Valley Drive woman reported April 24 someone made more than $1,600 in unauthorized charges to her credit card.

Fairlawn

Thefts

An administrator with the Unitarian Universalist Church told police someone broke in and stole some items April 26. She said two laptops, a projector and a toaster were taken. Total amount of stolen property is $2,450. She suspects a former employee of the theft.

An Akron woman, 25, was arrested for theft and drug use April 30. She allegedly tried to steal a hat and scarf from Macy’s Department Store. Officers also found marijuana in her purse. The total amount of stolen merchandise was $114. She has been banned from Macy’s for three years.

A Riviera Drive woman was arrested for theft April 25. She allegedly tried to conceal $351 in merchandise from Dillard’s in her jacket. Officers also found she had two active warrants for failing to appear in court for previous Fairlawn theft charges. She has been banned from Dillard’s indefinitely.

Green

Theft

A Milan, Ohio, man said April 23 that a flat-screen TV, shotgun and pistol were stolen from his recreational vehicle while in for service at General RV Center on Greensburg Road.

New Franklin

Arrest

An Akron man, 33, of Marrill Street was jailed April 19 on outstanding warrants that included manufacture and illegal assembly or possession of chemicals for making drugs.

Norton

Arrests

A 30-year-old Norton Avenue man was charged April 29 with obstructing official business. After he was arrested on a warrant near his home and placed in the back of a cruiser, the officer pulled up to the mobile home so the man could tell his girlfriend goodbye. As the officer knocked on the door, the man escaped from the cruiser and ran. According to police, he was found hiding in a shed a short distance away.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into a trailer parked on a property in the 2500 block of Berry Road on April 27. A 2008 Honda motorcycle that was inside was taken.

Theft by deception

A man reported that a relative made himself the manager on the man’s 72-year-old mother’s cellphone account, then opened two more lines on the account without her permission. The relative failed to pay the bill.

Springfield Township

Breaking and entering

A $500 TV set and bags of clothes and personal effects were reported stolen April 19 from Crossroads Bible Fellowship Church on George Washington Boulevard.

Burglary

Multiple weapons from a second-floor arms room in a Lakemore home on Lake Road were reported stolen April 18 after the owner discovered entry was made through a broken window. Value of the weapons was undisclosed.

Theft

A Marshallville female told police April 14 that some of her clothing, total value $500, was stolen and a bedroom dresser broken at a Linwood Road address she shared with a roommate.

Stow

Burglary

A home in the 2400 block of Becket Circle was burglarized April 25.

Domestic violence

A 28-year-old Apache Trail woman reported April 30 that she was punched by a member of her household. A child was injured during the attack on the woman. A warrant was issued.

Felonious assault

Police are investigating the assault of a 38-year-old Higby Drive woman on April 21. A warrant has been issued.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A 28-year-old Akron man was charged April 27 with domestic violence.

Theft

Police were called to a Barnes Drive home April 26 after a witness saw two men and a woman leave with a flat-screen television. Checking the home, police found rubber totes and a laundry basket outside and dresser drawers ransacked. The resident later confirmed the television had been stolen.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Misdial

Officers responded to a 911 call April 23 from Memorial Park. It turns out a skateboarder pocket dialed police. He was issued a warning for trespassing after park hours and was given “a free ride to jail due to an outstanding arrest warrant he had with Garfield Heights Police.”

Medina County

Brunswick

Theft

Police officers were called to Hudak Drive on April 27 for a report of a TV sitting in the middle of the roadway. Officers determined that it was from a nearby home that had been broken into and ransacked.

Medina

Suspicious people

Officers were called to South Court Street on April 26 to investigate a possible drug deal. It turns out it was juveniles on a scavenger hunt.

Medina Township

Neighbor dispute

A homeowner called police April 27 to report small dents that have been appearing on the side of his truck. He believes a neighbor is shooting BBs at the truck. He told officers he suspects the neighbor is mad because “they have not been waving back and have had issues with their dogs in his yard.”

Montville Township

Criminal damage

Officers were called to Glenmoore Way on April 27 after the rear window of a vehicle parked in the driveway was discovered broken. The caller reported that they heard a boom and then someone yell, “Go, go, go,” during the night.

Wadsworth

Arrests

Two people, ages 19 and 20, were charged April 29 with theft. They are accused of breaking into eight vehicles in the area of Northpark Drive.

Burglary

A home in the 100 block of Westgate Avenue was burglarized April 27.

Theft

A 2014 BMW was stolen from the parking lot of Williams Reserve Boulevard on April 27. It was later involved in a traffic accident in another jurisdiction.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

An 18-year-old woman and a 19-year-old man were arrested April 28 on warrants for theft and misuse of a credit card.

Police charged a 22-year-old Garfield Heights man with burglary and abduction April 28.

Burglary

Electronics valued at nearly $200 were taken during the burglary of a residence in the 100 block of West Hall Street on April 25.

Stark County

Canal Fulton

Arrests

Two Cathedral Circle adults, a man, 34, and a woman, 40, were jailed April 17 on a host of drug and child-endangering charges. The woman was charged with three felony counts of manufacture and assembly of drug-making equipment plus drug and child endangering charges. The male suspect was charged with felony illegal manufacture of drugs, assembly and possession of chemicals to manufacture drugs, possession of drugs and endangering children, ages 5 and 6, when he was found with two active methamphetamine labs at the home.

Hartville

Arrest

A Wingfoot Lake Road resident, 29, was arrested on a felony domestic violence warrant April 22.

Jackson Township

Arrests

A North Canton man, 21, of Belden Park Drive Northwest was jailed on two counts of felony receiving stolen property, three counts of theft and one count of felony theft when arrested at a Highmill Avenue Northwest location April 23.

A Strausser Street Northwest man, 48, was jailed April 18 on a charge of domestic violence after police were told that he pushed his 19-year-old daughter, punched her in the face, threw her to the floor and began to choke her.

Breaking and entering

Several mobile homes at Acorn Storage on Erie Street Northwest were entered by force and $2,000 worth of items were stolen, a police report stated.

Fraud

A police report taken at the Flower Factory on Whipple Avenue Northwest on April 21 noted that a $562 fake Flower Factory check was created and cashed at an unknown Bank of America location.

Lake Township

Arrest

A Shepherd Street Northwest man, 43, was booked on a charge of domestic violence April 17 after police said he tried to harm his stepson by pushing him against a wall, striking him in the face and shoving him out of the house.

Lawrence Township

Arrest

On April 18, the U.S. Marshal’s Northern Ohio Fugitive Task Force issued a warrant for felony theft against a Schrader Road man, 28.

North Canton

Theft

Someone kicked in plywood covering a window broken in a previous break-in and then kicked in a plate-glass window leading to the finance office of Faith United Methodist Church on Ninth Street Northwest to steal a $150 safe and $260 in cash March 31.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Paige Avenue Northwest man, 20, made threats against a female at his home April 22 and was jailed on a charge of domestic violence.

A Stark sheriff’s deputy jailed a Lynx Avenue Northeast man, 24, on charges of felonious assault and domestic violence April 21 after an altercation led to the suspect using a Samurai sword to attack his mother and her boyfriend, causing severe lacerations.

Accusations of punching a female in the face three times during an argument in the suspect’s vehicle resulted in the arrest April 18 of a Morris Avenue Northeast man, 60.

A Canton man, 33, of Vienna Road Southwest was jailed on a charge of felony domestic violence April 20 after a deputy sheriff was told the suspect punched a female companion in the car during an argument in the 200 block of 30th Street Northeast.

Charges of felony receiving stolen property, illegal carrying a concealed weapon and failure to comply with a police order were lodged against a Canton man, 22, of Indiana Avenue Northeast on April 19 when taken into custody at 31st Street Northeast and Martindale Road.

Uniontown

Arrests

A Cleveland Avenue Northwest woman was jailed on a charge of felony domestic violence April 24 after a man said she attacked him.

The ex-husband of a Uniontown woman was booked on a charge of domestic violence April 19 after police said he threatened to kill his ex-wife. He surrendered at Uniontown police headquarters.

Theft

A 24-year-old female said she had been tanning at the Shear Shop on Northdale Street Northwest on April 18 when an hour later she realized she had left her $2,500 engagement ring. An hour later, personnel said no ring had been turned in and she was unable to locate the ring.

Wayne County

Wayne Sheriff

Burglary

Medication, credit cards and $25, total value $115, were reported taken April 22 from a residence in the 5600 block of Millersburg Road, Franklin Township.

Fire

A neighbor reported a garage with lawn equipment was on fire April 21 in the 14900 block of Galehouse Road, Chippewa Township. Damage was estimated at $50,000.

Thefts

A diamond wedding ring valued at $2,000 was reported stolen April 20 from a home in the 8300 block of Critchfield Road, Clinton Township.

Tools valued at $1,600 were reported stolen April 23 from Quality Installation Group, 5524 N. Mount Eaton Road, Baughman Township.

Two canoes, two row boats and other items, total value $1,076, were reported taken April 26 from a residence in the 8300 block of Britton Road, Congress Township, and later sold to a scrap yard in Medina County.

Copper wire worth $350 was reported stolen April 25 from Verizon Wireless, 1535 Madison Ave., Wooster Township. Damage to a building was estimated at $650.

Wooster

Arrests

Two Cleveland men, 20, and a Wooster woman, 19, were arrested April 26 on charges of trafficking in heroin and marijuana, possession of heroin and marijuana and drug paraphernalia after police obtained a search warrant for a residence in the 300 block of West Larwill Street.

Robbery

A clerk reported that two men, one with a handgun, ordered her to open a cash register and fled with $109 April 28 at Stop ’N Go, 825 Dover Road. No shots were fired, a report said.

Theft

An air conditioning unit valued at $4,000 was reported stolen April 25 from a garage in the 300 block of East South Street.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A 30-year-old Lindsay Avenue man was charged with illegal assembly of chemicals, illegal manufacturing of drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was a passenger in a vehicle stopped for meth activity on Lindsay Avenue. Police said officers recovered a full meth lab in the trunk. Officers also executed a search warrant at the residence and recovered items used to manufacture and assemble meth.

A Peckham Street man, 32, was charged with domestic violence, domestic violence menacing and endangering children after police said he punched his son in the face. Police said he also threatened to beat his son up the next time he saw him.

A 46-year-old High Grove man was charged with domestic violence and menacing after threatening and assaulting his daughter.

A Howard Street man, 30, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and having weapons under disability after a traffic stop.

A 56-year-old Lovers Lane man was charged with improper handling of a firearm, carrying a concealed weapon, domestic violence menacing and open container in a moving vehicle after police responded to a call that a man was threatening a woman.

A Detroit Street man, 32, was charged with domestic violence menacing, intimidation and violation of a temporary protection order.

A 31-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman were charged with illegal manufacturing of meth, illegal assembly of chemicals, drug abuse meth and drug paraphernalia. Police said officers were investigating a meth lab complaint at their Berwyn Street residence and noticed a strong chemical odor. In the kitchen closet, officers found a trash bag that was smoking. The bag contained a full meth lab, police said.

A Crosby Street man, 45, was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and receiving stolen property after police responded to a car accident.

A 23-year-old Roslyn Avenue woman was charged with breaking and entering after police said she entered a home by pushing out a window-unit air conditioner, causing damage to the property.

A 36-year-old Grace Avenue woman was charged with domestic violence and felonious assault after police said she stabbed her boyfriend following an argument.

A Seventh Avenue, Cuyahoga Falls woman, 32, was charged with robbery, possession of drug instruments and possession of drug paraphernalia. Police said she concealed items in her purse at J.C. Penney, on Brittain Road. When she was confronted by store security, she fought with them, cutting the security officer with a hypodermic syringe.

A 22-year-old West Bowery Street man was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, having weapons under disability and receiving stolen property after a traffic stop at Brown and Baird streets.

Barberton

Arrests

An Arthur Street man, 53, was jailed on two counts of domestic violence April 24 after police said he threw his girlfriend to the ground, causing a head injury. The suspect’s brother said he also was thrown to the ground and strangled during the incident.

A day after a Herms Court woman, who is the mother of a 6-month-old, told police the boy was struck in the back of the head with a rock, she was jailed on a felonious assault charge.

Burglary

Two four-wheelers, total value $3,000, were reported stolen April 27 following a break-in at a Wooster Road West garage.

Theft

Police began an investigation April 29 into the apparent theft of 16 checks from D&D Detailing on Wooster Road North. Police said the owner said his loss already exceeded $1,000.

Bath Township

Arrest

Police responding to FedEx Kinkos, 3757 Medina Road, to check on a suspicious person arrested a 57-year-old man on a warrant from the Summit County sheriff.

Identity theft

A Rock Creek man reported May 1 that someone used his personal information to file a fraudulent federal tax return.

Copley

Disturbance

Police responded to man walking on the road threatening to hurt himself and others May 1. He appeared to be under the influence of a controlled substance. Earlier reports said he wrote a suicide note but changed his mind because of his son. He was taken to Akron General Medical Center for observation.

Coventry Township

Arrest

A Portage Lakes Drive man was taken to an area hospital for treatment April 29 after he and his son were involved in an altercation and the father was hit in the face. The son, 20, of Mayfair Road was jailed on a charge of domestic violence.

Breaking and entering

Someone forced entry into a shed at a Magnet Street home and stole an all-terrain vehicle and pit bike, total value $1,200, an April 26 report stated.

Theft

A wide array of tools, work lights and power equipment were reported stolen April 28 from a van on East Warner Road. Total value of the stolen items wasn’t disclosed.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A 35-year-old Victor Avenue man was charged May 1 with possession of heroin and possession of a drug abuse instrument. Police said the man overdosed on heroin in the 2600 block of North Haven Boulevard. He was charged with using a syringe to inject the drug.

A 23-year-old Cincinnati man was charged May 3 with failure to comply and receiving stolen property. He is accused of driving a stolen 2001 Chrysler 300 and fleeing from police.

Burglary

A home in the 2300 block of Larchdale Drive was broken into May 6. Electronics valued at $6,000 were taken.

Drugs

A State Road doctor reported May 6 that a former employee falsified prescriptions for herself between October and April.

Identity theft

A Second Street woman reported May 3 that someone used her personal information to pick up her prescription at Walgreens, 2645 State Road.

Misuse of a credit card

A Front Street woman reported May 2 that someone took her wallet from her work, then used a credit card for nearly $600 in unauthorized purchases.

An East Broadway Street man reported May 2 that someone used his debit card to make more than $1,200 in unauthorized transactions.

Theft

An employee of Cardinal Village, 171 Graham Road, reported May 6 that someone took a notebook containing patient-care notes from an office.

Fairlawn

Arrests

A Cleveland man, 58, was charged with theft May 6. Police said he tried to steal $100 worth of jeans from Dillard’s.

A mother told police her daughter, 16, was being unruly on April 24. She told officers the girl was supposed to be serving an in-school suspension but instead was breaking curfew and staying out late. She was charged on scene and released to her mother.

Theft

An unidentified woman tried to steal a pair of boys denim jeans from Gymboree on May 1. Police said she threw the pants into a bathroom in Summit Mall before running from security. She drove away in a silver Chevrolet Cavalier.

Hudson

Theft

Four juveniles were arrested May 3 on theft charges. They are accused of stealing a golf cart from Ellsworth Meadows Golf Course, 1101 Barlow Road, then leaving it in a ditch on state Route 303.

Mogadore

Dog fight

Officers were called to Herbert Street on May 7 after a resident complained that a woman walking a Great Dane lost control of the dog and it attacked one his dogs.

Vandalism

A Dick Street resident called police May 3 to report that someone damaged yards signs and stole another. The sign taken read “BULLYING — VOTE NO ON TAX LEVY.”

New Franklin

Arrest

A Rex Lake Drive female, 14, was booked into the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center on a charge of felonious assault after she was accused of punching, kicking and spitting on a Rex Lake Road man and then spitting on the arresting officer April 21.

Breaking and entering

Tools and equipment, total value $3,640, were reported stolen from a Ravenna man’s homemade trailer after locks were cut off while the trailer was parked off Manchester Road on April 28.

Theft

On April 30, a Myers Road female told police a car window was broken and her purse and contents, including $500, were taken.

Norton

Arrests

During a traffic stop May 5 on state Route 21, police discovered a passenger was wanted on a Medina County felony warrant for aggravated trafficking in drugs.

Breaking and entering

The shed at Petit’s Auto Wash, 4703 Krancz Drive, was broken into May 2. Money from the coin box, keys for the machines and a leaf blower were stolen.

Misuse of a credit card

A Hametown Road man reported May 6 that someone used his credit card account number to make purchases on the Internet totaling more than $1,000.

Springfield Township

Arrest

On April 29, a Loamshire Road woman, 31, was found inside Crossroads Bible Fellowship on George Washington Boulevard. The building was the site of a burglary 10 days previously. The woman admitted breaking and entering but said she didn’t steal the missing $500 television. She also was charged with possession of methamphetamine.

Breaking and entering

On April 28, police discovered that Lakeview Lighthouse Church on Kubler Trail had been entered through a window. Two guitars, total value $700, were stolen.

Robbery

Warrants were issued for two Akron women following the robbery of a third female outside Walmart on South Arlington Road on April 25. Police said the women stole the victim’s purchases and fled in another vehicle after one fought with the victim while the other took the purchases. One suspect is age 27 of Romig Road, while the other is 30, of McKinley Avenue, police said.

Theft

An employee of Heartland Design Group of Canton old police April 24 that someone stole piling extensions, steel plates and a skid loader, total value $2,275, from a construction site at Wayside Furniture on Canton Road.

Stow

Arrests

A 13-year-old Cox Drive girl was charged May 4 with domestic violence. She is accused of repeatedly slapping her mother.

A 16-year-old Stow-Munroe Falls High School student was charged April 25 with sexual imposition. He is accused of inappropriately touching a 15-year-old student.

A 28-year-old Apache Trail man was arrested May 6 on warrants for child endangering and domestic violence.

A 12-year-old Baird Road girl was charged May 5 with aggravated arson. She is accused of setting clothes on fire, causing damage to her family home.

Drugs

Two boys, ages 13 and 14, admitted snorting the older teen’s prescription medication. They were released to their parents.

Sexual assault

Police are investigating a May 5 report of sexual assault.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A 22-year-old Akron man was arrested on a warrant for receiving stolen property. He is accused of having property stolen in March from a locker at Planet Fitness, 505 South Ave.

A 27-year-old Akron woman was charged May 4 with robbery. She is accused of assaulting a security officer who tried to detain her for shoplifting at Acme, 600 South Ave.

A 28-year-old Southwest Avenue man was arrested May 6 on felony warrants after a traffic stop at Tallmadge Circle for expired plates. As the officer approached the vehicle, the suspect told him to call one of the detectives who knew about “the error with the plates.” The detective informed the officer of the warrants.

Breaking and entering

RestorX, 239 West Ave., was broken into between May 3 and 5. About $25 was taken.

Burglary

Credit cards and $50 were among the items taken from a purse during the burglary of a home in the 200 block of Westberry Circle on May 6.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Theft

A man called police May 6 to complain that he sold his Xbox One to another man. After receiving payment, the victim told officers that he discovered the buyer paid in counterfeit $50 bills.

Medina County

Brunswick

Vandalism

The site manager at Applewood School called police May 2 to report that one of the playground slides had been damaged.

Medina

Robbery

Police were called to Miner Drive on May 8 after a man called to report he had been robbed of $40 at gunpoint.

Medina Township

Vandalism

Officers were called to Nettleton Road on May 8 after a 77-year-old discovered someone keyed the driver’s side and trunk of the Oldsmobile the resident owns. While investigating, officers spoke with two possible suspects. A 76-year-old admitted to doing it because the 77-year-old is a “snob.”

Montville Township

Disturbance

Officers were called to Ralph Waite Elementary on May 6 after a man showed his middle finger to a group of students after a ball rolled under his car while he was picking up his kids.

Wadsworth

Arrests

Two 18-year-old men and a 19-year-old man were charged May 5 with disorderly conduct and possession of marijuana. One of the 18-year-olds also was charged with assault. They are accused of repeatedly firing an Airsoft gun from a motor vehicle over a three-day period.

Theft

On May 5, police received a report of theft and vandalism from Petit’s Auto Wash, 2044 Wadsworth Road.

Police are investigating the theft of a vehicle reported May 6.

Stark County

Canal Fulton

Arrest

A Stoneacre Street Northwest woman, 38, was jailed April 28 on a domestic violence charge. She was accused of hitting her husband in the face during an argument and threatening to take their daughter, 6, out of state to limit his time with the child.

Jackson Township

Arrests

Two loss prevention officers at Macy’s in the Belden Village Mall were in the process of trying to hold a shoplifting suspect for police when the suspect kicked and punched one and bit the second before they controlled her April 29. Jackson police jailed the woman on charges of robbery and possession of criminal tools.

A South Boulevard Northwest woman, 18, was jailed on a domestic violence charge April 28 after police said she slapped her female roommate in the apartment complex parking lot.

A Massillon man, 45, of Amvale Avenue Northeast was jailed April 26 on warrants charging him with forgery, three counts of felony receiving stolen property and three counts of misuse of credit cards.

Lake Township

Arrest

A Middlebranch Avenue Northeast woman, 47, was jailed on a domestic violence charge April 29 for a physical altercation with a son-in law.

North Canton

Arrest

Charges of domestic violence and two drug-related counts landed a Woodside Avenue Northeast man in jail. Police said he pushed his mother and sister during an altercation April 28.

Misuse of a credit card

A city resident told police April 11 that she learned from her card issuer that since Jan. 20, when her credit card was reported stolen, someone had used it for $22,000 in cash and DVDs. The card was recovered April 14, and the woman agreed to cover the loss after learning the suspect was a relative.

Burglary

A $1,030 flat-screen TV was reported stolen April 22 from a Lorena Street Southwest home.

Theft

On April 21, a Woodside Avenue Southeast man told police he discovered his $700 lawn mower had been stolen.

Plain Township

Arrest

A Columbus Road Northeast man was arrested at his home on a domestic violence charge April 27 for an incident that occurred previously, a deputy’s report stated.

Uniontown

Theft

A $2,600 diamond engagement ring was reported stolen April 25 from a woman’s home on Garden Lane Northwest.

Wayne County

Wayne Sheriff

Arrest

A Wooster Township man, 35, was arrested May 3 on a charge of disrupting public service after his wife reported that he refused to return a cellphone to her at their residence in the 3400 block of Secrest Road.

Burglaries

A Chippewa Township resident reported May 5 that a sliding-glass door at a home in the 12600 block of Sheets Road was damaged but nothing was taken.

A PlayStation 3, a handgun and games, total value $1,300, were reported stolen May 5 from a residence in the 7500 block of Coal Bank Road, Baughman Township.

Thefts

Checks were reported stolen and forged to obtain $1,900 April 22 from a home in the 18000 block of Goudy Road, Sugar Creek Township.

Welding equipment worth $6,250 was reported stolen May 2 from a barn in the 3400 block of Mechanicsburg Road, Wayne Township.

Wooster

Breaking and entering

A blue money bag with $90 was reported taken May 5 from Expert T’s, 221 Beall Ave.

Drug abuse

A Wooster woman reported May 2 that a 34-year-old man was “huffing” paint at a home in the 1700 block of Edwards Avenue.

Theft

Medication was reported stolen May 3 from a home in the 200 block of East Milltown Road.

Summit County

Barberton

Thefts

A Wooster Road North man told police May 1 that a toolbox and tools, total value $500, were stolen from the bed of his truck.

A $3,000 diamond ring was stolen May 1 from the Kmart on Wooster Road North. Someone switched the ring with a $10 fake.

A Sylvester Street resident told police May 5 that two Xbox game systems, total value $600, were stolen from his living room.

Bath Township

Forgery

A Bath Road man reported May 8 that five counterfeit checks drawn on his account were forged and cashed.

Copley Township

Theft

Three people walked out of Applebee’s on May 12 without paying the entire bill.

Criminal mischief

A Misty Lane resident told police May 11 that kids were knocking on doors and running away. Officers tracked their footprints to a house where the parents were warned.

Scam

A Wealthy Drive woman told police that someone tried to get money from her son in exchange for access to his Apple account May 11. She had the account terminated.

Coventry Township

Arrests

A Bonnie Lou Drive woman, 30, was charged with domestic violence after she allegedly slapped and punched her boyfriend May 7 at the Army & Navy Union 250 on North Bender Avenue.

A Conlin Drive man, 48, received a summons to Barberton Municipal Court after he allegedly fired a shot outside his home May 6. Police said he fired a shot in the air because he was frustrated that people were at the rear of his property.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A Washington Avenue man, 22, was charged with escape, resisting arrest, obstructing official business and criminal mischief May 11. Police said he faked a medical condition to delay his arrest. After vomiting and urinating in the backseat of the cruiser, the suspect was furloughed to Summa Western Reserve Hospital for treatment. He walked away.

An Ironwood Avenue man, 32, was charged with escape May 10 after being furloughed to Summa Western Reserve Hospital from the Cuyahoga Falls jail. He was found walking along 23rd Street.

A Winter Parkway man, 48, was charged with domestic violence May 9 after he allegedly choked and slapped his wife and threw her against a wall.

An Akron woman, 29, was charged with assault and having an open container of rum in a motor vehicle May 11. She allegedly punched a firefighter’s neck while being treated.

A Second Street man, 24, was charged with assault May 10 after he allegedly hit a woman, 22, in the face. She was treated at a hospital.

A Cliffside Street man, 26, was charged with burglary May 7 after he allegedly broke into an apartment in the 2900 block of Sixth Street and took a cellphone and keys.

Assault

A Preston Elementary teacher reported May 9 that a student, 11, threw a book and hit her shoulder.

Breaking and entering

Thieves broke into two empty homes in the 300 block of Taylor Avenue and stole copper pipes.

Burglary

A game system was among the items stolen May 8 from a home in the 400 block of Meadow Lane.

Two televisions, other electronics and a purse containing credit cards were taken May 14 from a home in the 1300 block of Hillcrest Drive.

Forgery

A man reported May 13 that someone he knows forged and cashed more than $7,300 in checks intended for his mother’s account.

Sexual assault

A 26th Street woman, 18, told police that someone grabbed her breasts and buttocks May 7 when she went to a Portage Trail address for a job interview.

Theft

A Tewksbury Circle man reported May 8 that someone took a watch and a ring, valued at a total of $7,700, from his dresser.

A 2009 Nissan Titan pickup was taken from the 1800 block of Portage Trail on May 12.

Fairlawn

Vandalism

A Cuyahoga Falls woman told police May 13 that someone shattered the rear window on her vehicle in the parking lot of Summit Dentistry. Damage was estimated at $500.

Thefts

An Akron woman, 73, told police that someone stole her wallet as she shopped May 12 at Giant Eagle. Her bank account had been overdrawn by $300 at Target. She has since canceled all of her credit cards.

A boy, 12, tried to steal $220 in merchandise May 10 from Dillard’s at Summit Mall. Because of his age, Dillard’s decided not to prosecute.

A Walgreens manager told police May 8 that a man stole two cartons of cigarettes, total value $113, after putting an invalid gift card on the counter and fleeing.

Arrest

A Kenridge Road girl, 16, was charged with domestic May 10 after she allegedly threatened to throw chemicals at her mother, 40. The mother had scolded the girl for coming home late and skipping school.

Green

Arrests

A Buhl Boulevard resident, 21, was charged with domestic violence May 8 after allegedly picking up his grandfather and throwing him to the ground during a quarrel.

An Ontario Road woman, 42, was charged with domestic violence May 6 after she allegedly hit her boyfriend in the chest and threw items.

An Ayers Drive man was charged with domestic violence May 1 after he allegedly pushed his girlfriend and stuck his adult daughter’s body.

Identity fraud

A Venus Road man reported May 7 that someone used his Social Security number to make $2,000 in purchases at various Lowe’s stores.

Forgery

A Willow Wood Way resident said May 5 that a check made out to him for $1,609 was taken from his mailbox, forged and cashed.

Mogadore

Protection order

A man was charged with violating a protection order after he showed up May 10 at a Curtis Street home.

New Franklin

Arrest

A Norton woman, 31, of Taylor Road, was charged with tampering with evidence, identity fraud, illegal conveyance of weapons or drugs and three minor charges May 6.

Norton

Menacing

A Johnson Road woman reported that a middle-school student asked her 12-year-old son if he could come over after school. When her son told the boy he would have to ask his mother, the boy replied, “I’ll just come over and shoot you.”

Springfield Township

Burglary

A watch, computer and cash, total value $5,000, were stolen May 1 from an Albrecht Avenue home.

Another Albrecht Avenue resident told police April 30 that two flat-screen TVs, a video game system and computer tablet, total value $1,750, were stolen from her home.

Theft

A Lee Drive man told police April 30 that he and a friend gave two women an $850 deposit to rent a Fettro Road house, then learned someone had already moved in and knew nothing about it being for rent.

Stow

Arrests

A Bedford Heights man, 29, was arrested May 8 on a warrant charging felonious assault.

A Barberton man was charged May 12 with theft after he allegedly stole nearly $2,000 worth of merchandise from Walmart.

A North Norman Drive man, 26, was charged with domestic violence May 12.

A Klein Avenue boy, 15, was charged with inducing panic May 9 after he allegedly wrote “bomb 5-7-14” in a stall in a boys restroom at Stow-Munroe Falls High School.

Identity theft

A Vira Road man reported May 8 that someone stole his credit card and received another credit card in his name. The cards were used to make nearly $2,000 in transactions.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A Northeast Avenue man, 18, was charged with receiving stolen property May 10 after he allegedly had a stolen rifle and pellet gun.

Burglary

Someone entered a home on Alling Road through an unlocked door May 8 and stole a video game system, iPad, $9 in cash and silver, total value $2,200.

A jewelry box was stolen May 8 from a home in the 1000 block of Eastwood Street. Some of the jewelry was recovered in the basement and on the garage floor.

A coat with a wallet in the pocket was taken from a home May 8 in the 200 block of Barnes Drive while a resident was sleeping.

Theft

A Beavercreek woman told police May 11 that someone entered her car at the Summit County Fairgrounds and took her purse containing a cellphone and credit cards.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Theft

Officers were called to a York Road business May 13 after it was discovered that someone cut an air conditioner line. About 9 feet of copper coil was removed from the unit.

Medina County

Brunswick

Animal complaint

Officers were called to the Brunswick Animal Hospital on Center Road on May 9. Arriving workers discovered a plastic container taped shut with 12 kittens inside.

Medina

Robbery

Police were called to Birch Hill Drive on May 11 after a man reported that he was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint. A Cleveland Heights man was arrested.

Medina Township

Citizen complaint

A Remsen Road man called police May 8 because he believed someone took new checks from his mailbox. He also suspected his new cellphone provider canceled service because he never received a bill. Officers investigating the call found that the man hadn’t ordered new checks and the cellphone simply needed to be plugged in and recharged.

Montville Township

Suspicious woman

Police were called to the area of Sharon-Copley Road on May 9 to investigate a suspicious woman on a bicycle. Officers discovered she was a bird watcher.

Wadsworth

A woman reported May 6 that her car was stolen sometime after April 27. Police are investigating.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

A Spaulding Drive man, 47, was charged with domestic violence May 15.

A Silver Meadows Boulevard man, 33, was charged with domestic violence May 12.

A Fairchild Avenue man, 35, was charged with domestic violence May 12.

Burglary

Someone stole electronics May 9 from a home in the 100 block of North Depeyster Street.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrest

A Canton man, 24, of Lawn Avenue Southwest, was arrested May 4 on a Jackson police warrant alleging he passed bad checks.

Breaking and entering

A laptop computer, scanner and cash, total value $1,540, were reported stolen April 28 from Internal Medicine Clinic after an employee found a window had been pried.

Two iPads and 16 cellphones, total value $11,370, were reported stolen April 26 from storage cabinets at T-Mobile in Belden Village Mall.

Burglary

Cash and other items, total reported value of $1,000, were listed as stolen from a Whippoorwill Street Northwest home May 1.

A door window was reported broken April 30 to enter a Stuart Street Northwest home. Two chain saws and two woofer boxes, total value $2,605, were stolen.

Thefts

Police were investigating the theft of $2,500 from a purse in the lower level of the Lotus Spa and Bloom on Wales Avenue Northwest on May 1.

A spokesman for AT&T in Belden Village Mall told police April 28 that someone took a $694 cellphone.

Ammo recovered

A daughter was cleaning her mother’s Arlington Street Northwest home May 5 when she found a box of ammunition from the 1940s. She gave the ammo to police to destroy.

Lake Township

Arrest

A Carla Avenue Northwest man, 18, was arrested May 6 on a warrant charging aggravated theft and safe cracking, both felonies.

Lawrence Township

Arrests

A Clinton woman, 22, of Fifth Street, was charged with felonious assault and felony disrupting public services May 4 after she allegedly went to an Arcadia Street home of her ex-boyfriend’s current girlfriend, took her cellphone, hit the woman with it and threw it to the ground. Police said she then struck the girlfriend with her vehicle as she was leaving.

A McTaggart Road Northwest man, 57, was arrested May 1 on a domestic violence warrant.

North Canton

Arrest

A Canton man, 31, of Market Avenue North, was charged with breaking and entering and vandalism after police said he removed copper pipe and fixtures from a vacant home May 7 on Sixth Street Northeast.

Breaking and entering

Someone entered an unoccupied Portage Street Northwest home and stole a furnace, copper plumbing, electrical wiring and a hot water tank, total value $18,000.

Burglary

A video game system and other items, total value $761, were reported stolen from an Ellesmere Avenue Northwest home.

Theft

A city resident told police May 1 that his $635 cellphone and case were stolen from an unlocked locker at the YMCA on South Main Street.

Plain Township

Arrest

A Royal Avenue Northeast woman, 24, was arrested May 5 on domestic violence warrant.

Uniontown

Arrest

An Avanti Lane man, 22, was charged with assault and felony disrupting public services May 1 at a North Vista Street location. He allegedly took a cellphone and cut someone’s finger.

Wayne County

Wayne sheriff

Breaking and entering

Two speakers valued at $200 were reported taken May 9 from KPC Master’s Craft, 7787 E. Lincoln Way, East Union Township.

Two doors were broken, causing $200 in damage May 11 at Fredericksburg Builders, 2532 S. Apple Creek Road, East Union Township. Nothing appeared to be taken.

A wheelchair and a keyboard worth $350 were reported stolen from a storage unit in the 5100 block of Cleveland Road, Wayne Township.

Failure to register

A sexual offender who was living in the 7100 block of Eby Road, Green Township, failed to report a change of address.

Thefts

A watercraft, a go-cart and a battery, total value $2,900, were reported stolen May 10 from the yard of a residence in the 13700 block of Kauffman Avenue, Milton Township.

A computer and tools worth $8,700 were reported taken May 7 from a truck in the 14800 block of Seville Road, Milton Township.

Wooster

Assault

A woman, 27, reported that someone she knew assaulted her and refused to let her call 911 on May 11 at a residence in the 300 block of Spink Street.

Robbery

Men’s clothing was reported stolen May 8 from Kohl’s, 3792 Burbank Road.

Thefts

A resident in the 900 block of Portage Road reported May 10 that license plates were taken.

Hydrocodone and clonazepam tablets were reported stolen May 7 from a residence in the 700 block of Spink Street.

Two sets of headphones valued at $340 were reported stolen May 8 from Best Buy, 3906 Burbank Road.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A 29-year-old 11th Street man was charged with domestic violence after police said he choked a woman until she almost passed out. He had previous domestic violence convictions, police said.

A Tonawanda Avenue man, 20, was charged with weapons under disability, carrying a concealed weapon and trafficking heroin after police executed a search warrant at the residence. He has a previous conviction for five counts of burglary, police said.

A Lloyd Street woman, 25, was charged with burglary after she turned herself in on an outstanding warrant from November. Police said the woman visited her 77-year-old grandmother Nov. 4 and stole her house key, then returned and stole her purse containing pain medication.

A 26-year-old Lamont Avenue man was charged with illegal manufacturing, illegal assembly of chemicals, possession of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana after police said they found a meth lab and marijuana grow lab at the residence.

A 22-year-old man with an unknown address was charged with domestic violence. Police said he punched and slapped the mother of his children.

A 24-year-old Fess Avenue man was charged with weapons under disability and carrying a concealed weapon after a traffic stop.

Barberton

Arrests

A 15-year-old Baird Avenue youth was charged with two counts of domestic violence and taken to the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center on May 13 after police said he pushed his mother into a well and held her there until her husband pulled the teen off her. The teen then hit his father with a thrown cat toy.

A Sunset View Drive man, 21, was still being sought on a domestic violence warrant May 16, three days after the mother of their child said he hit her in the face and kicked her and her mother during an altercation at a Herms Court residence.

A First Street Southeast man, 36, was jailed May 10 on a domestic violence charge after his niece, 17, told police he assaulted her. She had visible swelling near her right eye, police said.

Coventry Township

Arrests

Three people were arrested on warrants as Summit County sheriff’s deputies went to a house on Nola Avenue on May 13. A Mogadore man, 31, of Pontius Road, was jailed on a charge of felony receiving stolen property, while a Kent woman, 38, of Dorchester Drive was booked on a Kent police warrant for non-support. The Nola Avenue female occupant, 32, was held on a Portage County charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence.

An Akron man, 32, of Knox Avenue was jailed on warrants charging two counts of breaking and entering and single counts of resisting arrest, obstructing official business and drug abuse after police said he was found walking on South Arlington Road on May 10.

Breaking and entering

A Flynn Avenue man reported May 15 that a lock on his garage was broken in order to steal tires, jacks, cash and other items, total value $2,050.

Theft

An Akron resident told a sheriff’s deputy May 9 that while her car was parked for repairs at A.B. Shelby’s on East Waterloo Road, someone cut off the catalytic converter and changed the ignition to a different key.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A 44-year-old Maplewood Street man was charged May 16 with threatening domestic violence. He is accused of threatening his wife with a knife.

A 31-year-old 13th Street man was charged May 17 with possession of a drug abuse instrument, obstructing official business and tampering with evidence. An officer reported seeing a hypodermic syringe sticking out of the man’s pocket. When the officer confronted him, the man fled, throwing the syringe as he ran.

Assault

A 33-year-old Kent man reported May 19 he was punched in the face by a man and woman while he was a passenger in his own vehicle, driving on state Route 8 at Broad Boulevard.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into New Earth Natural Foods, 1605 State Road, overnight May 18. Cash was taken.

Burglaries

An Americana Drive apartment was burglarized sometime from May 16 to May 18. The resident discovered the burglary when she and her mother returned to the apartment to retrieve property after the May 12 flood. Total loss is estimated at $1,200.

A home in the 400 block of Franklin Avenue was burglarized May 15. Cash, jewelry and a wallet, for a total of $3,000, were taken.

Someone broke into a home in the 500 block of Pauline Court between May 12 and 15. A blender, valued at $300, was taken.

Misuse of credit card

A Harding Road woman reported May 20 that someone used her deceased husband’s credit card to make more than $7,000 in unauthorized transactions.

Thefts

A couple reported May 16 that $17,000 worth of belongings were stolen from their Americana Drive apartment while it was being cleaned and repaired from water damage.

A bicycle, valued at $2,500, was taken from a garage in the 2000 block of Third Street.

Green

Arrest

A Thursby Road man, 29, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 11 after the mother of his child told a deputy that he pushed her and knocked her down.

Burglary

A Koons Road resident told authorities May 13 that someone forced open a door at his home and stole an iPad, three Kindle Fire readers and other items, total value $950.

Theft

A Green resident told investigators May 10 that someone stole a semi trailer valued at $3,000 along with tools and contents totaling another $10,200 while parked in the 700 block of East Turkeyfoot Lake Road.

Hudson

Identity theft

A Blue Heron Drive man reported May 14 he received a package containing 11 iPad cases, valued at nearly $900. The man called the company that sent them to report he did not order the cases. He was advised to file an identity fraud report.

Mogadore

Arrest

An Akron man was arrested May 17 after police said he was driving drunk on Mogadore Road.

New Franklin

Identity fraud

A village resident told police May 6 that her credit card number had been stolen and used to obtain $11,862 worth of items from several Sam’s Clubs.

Springfield Township

Arrests

A Shady Acres Drive man, 60, was jailed on charges of felony domestic violence and inducing panic May 11 after his spouse told police he spit in her face and said he was going to murder her. He threatened to shoot police officers and make them shoot him. He was apprehended on his porch by Metro SWAT team members.

After a confrontation at his James Avenue home May 8, a boy, 15, was charged with domestic violence and taken to the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center. Police said he grabbed his mother’s arm and pushed her against a wall.

Breaking and entering

Tools valued at $1,189 were reported stolen May 9 after entry was forced into a Wilson Road garage.

Burglaries

A Clayben Drive resident said $600 was stolen from his home May 9 after a door was kicked in to gain entry.

A flat-screen TV, video equipment and games plus other items, total value $4,595, were reported stolen May 6 from an Albrecht Avenue home.

Thefts

Two checks totaling $8,640 and made out to Mega Fluidline Products on Kennedy Road were reported stolen from the mailbox May 6. One was forged and cashed in Columbus, according to a police report.

A Sypher Road man told police May 6 that he called his bank when he couldn’t find his debit card and was told $960 worth of charges were made on the account over a one-week period.

Stow

Arrests

A 34-year-old Brunswick woman was arrested May 15 on eight counts of felony theft and one count of forgery.

Assault

A 27-year-old Akron man reported May 15 that he was assaulted while on Hile Road at Graham Road.

Identity thefts

A Goldfinch Trail man reported May 19 that someone used his personal information to file a federal tax return.

A Surrey Hill Lane man reported May 20 that someone used his personal information to file a federal tax return.

A Lake Run Boulevard man reported May 21 that someone used his personal information to file a federal tax return.

A Cardinal Circle woman reported May 20 that someone applied for a credit card in Florida using her personal information.

Sexual assault

On May 20, police received a report of sexual assault of an 83-year-old woman.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A 19-year-old Akron man was charged May 19 with carrying a concealed weapon. During a traffic stop on Tallmadge Circle, an unloaded handgun was found under the front passenger seat.

Robbery

Police received a report of a robbery in the 200 block of North Thomas Road on May 18.

Theft

A 33-year-old Cuyahoga Falls man was charged May 21 with theft. He is accused of stealing car parts that are being stored for scrap from his employer, Chapel Hill Mufflers on Northwest Avenue, and taking it to a scrap yard on his lunch hour.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Fireworks

An officer on patrol May 20 was driving on Akins Road when fireworks shot past his vehicle. A resident had found old bottle rockets while cleaning and decided to shoot them off. He was cited for discharging fireworks.

Suspicious noise

A Fawnhaven Drive resident called police May 16 after hearing a window smashing in the house. Officers discovered the noise was actually a chandelier falling in the basement.

Medina County

Brunswick

Bad check

A Cherokee Trail resident called police May 15 to complain that she sold two pygmy goats for $100 each and agreed to let the buyer make small payments but never received any money.

Medina

Rolling car

Police were called to Bridgehampton Drive on May 21 after an unoccupied car rolled out into the street. The owner was asked to move it back into the driveway.

Suspicious people

Police were called to East Union Street on May 21 to check out some “suspicious” people. It turns out it was people handing out free Bibles.

Medina Township

Suspicious vehicle

Officers were called May 21 to check out a suspicious vehicle on Weymouth Road. It turns out it was a student driver practicing for the maneuverability test.

Montville Township

Suspicious persons

Juveniles were found inside the halfway house May 22 at Blue Heron golf course. The juveniles were released to their parents.

Stark County

Canal Fulton

Burglary

After entry to a Waterside Drive home was made through a window, a 55-inch TV, DVD player and other items, total value $900, were stolen, according to a May 14 police report.

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Laura Avenue Northwest man, 58, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 14 after police were told he grabbed the steering wheel from his father and attempted to drive the vehicle off the road as they were westbound on Strausser Street Northwest. A police report said the suspect was quoted as saying, “I might as well kill us both.”

Police jailed a Sandava Avenue Northwest male, 30, on a charge of domestic violence May 14 after police said he told the mother of their child that he would kill her family and drew back his arm in an intimidating way.

A Tahiti Street Northwest man, 30, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 13 after police said he threatened to harm his wife if she wouldn’t let him in the house.

A Hartville man, 21, of West Maple Street was jailed on his 21st birthday after being arrested by Springfield Township police and turned over to Jackson police on a warrant for felony receiving stolen property.

Thefts

A Wabash, Ind., man told police May 5 that two hammer drills, two saws and other items, total value $4,000, were stolen from his vehicle while parked at the Red Roof Inn on Inn Circle Northwest.

Police were told that a woman entered the Pearle Vision Express store on Everhard Road Northwest on May 5, selected and concealed items value at $1,079 and fled in a waiting vehicle just after 4 p.m.

A Hills and Dales resident told Jackson police May 5 that while she was returning a cart to the Giant Eagle store on Strip Avenue Northwest, someone stole her purse, a checkbook from the seat of her vehicle and a $1,200 check written to the victim plus $400 worth of gift cards and other items.

Lake Township

Arrest

A Cuyahoga Falls man, 32, of Munroe Falls Avenue was booked into Stark County Jail on May 11 on a charge of felony domestic violence after being accused of punching his brother at a Middlebranch Road Northeast location.

North Canton

Arrest

A Beechmoor Drive Northwest man, 21, was jailed May 13 on charges of burglary, trespass in an occupied structure and theft, plus a warrant charging breaking and entering, theft and criminal damaging, when arrested during questioning at the North Canton Police Department.

Plain Township

Arrests

A 38th Street Northeast man, 29, accused of slapping a female during an altercation at their home, was jailed May 14 on a felony domestic violence charge.

A domestic violence warrant led to the May 13 arrest of a Bollinger Avenue Northeast woman at her home.

A Canton woman, 26, of 20th Street Northeast was jailed on a charge of felony domestic violence May 10 in the 3100 block of Middlebranch Avenue Northeast.

A domestic violence charge was filed against a Grove Street Northeast woman, 38, on May 9 following an incident at her home.

Uniontown

Arrest

Police jailed a Barberton man, 28, of Creedmore Avenue on a felony theft charge after he turned himself in at the Uniontown Police Department on May 8.

Wayne County

Wayne Sheriff

Breaking and entering

Blank checks and $75 were reported stolen May 18 from Neighborhood Pantry, 7212 Ashland Road, Chester Township. Damages to a door and lock were estimated at $600.

Cigarettes and cash were reported taken May 18 from Triway Drive Thru, 2240 Columbus Road, Wooster Township.

Cartons of cigarettes were reported stolen May 19 from Apple Creek BP, 103 E. Main St., Apple Creek.

A door was broken, causing $250 in damage, May 19 but nothing was reported taken at Wooster Ready Mix, 2723 Prairie Lane Road, Wooster Township.

A window and four doors were broken May 19, resulting in an estimated $6,000 in damage, at Fredericksburg Builders, 2532 S. Apple Creek Road. Nothing appeared to be taken.

Burglaries

A Chester Township resident reported May 19 that $580 was stolen from his home in the 3900 block of Lattasburg Road.

Three power tools and an antique wood bench valued at $774 were reported taken May 18 from a garage in the 3700 block of Eastern Road, Chippewa Township.

Wooster

Arrest

A Wooster man, 25, was arrested May 15 on a charge of breaking and entering after police said he took money and checks worth $270 from Pitt Stop Auto Clinic, 1042 Pittsburgh Ave. In a separate incident, the business reported May 19 that someone stole a switchblade knife worth $20.

Burglary

A gold pocket watch, a television and other items, total value $4,860, were reported stolen May 18 from a residence in the 400 block of Carter Drive.

Identity theft

A 51-year-old Wooster man reported May 19 that someone used his identity to file a tax return in Indiana.

Drug possession

Two suspects were found May 17 with heroin, pills and syringes at a residence in the 1100 block of Mindy Lane, a report said.

Robbery

A clerk reported May 15 that a man demanded money from a cash register at Gulf Gas Station, 310 S. Market St. The clerk told police the man walked out without money or merchandise.

Theft

A backpack with a laptop and clothing valued at $1,415 was reported stolen May 14 from a College of Wooster residence, 1330 Beall Ave.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A Bloomfield Avenue man, 33, was charged with domestic violence, aggravated menacing, weapons under disability and weapons while intoxicated. Police said he hit his girlfriend in the face, grabbed her around the neck, pointed a handgun and threatened to kill her.

A Barberton woman, 59, of West Park Avenue, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and having weapons in a liquor establishment. She was ejected from a North Main Street bar after starting a fight. Police said she pulled a gun out of her purse and waved it around as she exited the bar.

A Peerless Avenue woman, 59, was charged with domestic violence and felonious assault after she allegedly picked up a knife and stabbed her brother in the upper arm.

A Boulevard Avenue man, 55, was charged with felonious assault after he allegedly stabbed a man during a quarrel.

A Shoreline Drive man, 35, was charged with domestic violence and disrupting public service. Officers said he punched and kicked his girlfriend and took her cellphone when she tried to call police.

A Canton man, 25, of Rachel Street Northwest, was charged with burglary and assault after he allegedly kicked in the door of a Rentar Lane residence and assaulted a resident.

A Lovers Lane man, 22, was charged with felony domestic violence after he allegedly bit his brother on the back during a quarrel.

A Gale Street man, 18, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon and improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. Police said they found a loaded .22-caliber pistol in the hatch of his car.

A Brighton Avenue woman, 54, was charged with felonious assault after she allegedly assaulted a neighbor, 64.

A Phillip Avenue man, 44, was charged with violating a protection order after he tried to enter a Johnston Street home.

A Beardsley Street man, 32, was charged with receiving stolen property and forgery. He admitted receiving six blank checks from a man he knew was not authorized to have them. He wrote his name on four of them and cashed them for $860.

A 17th Street man, 24, was charged with receiving stolen property after police said he possessed car keys and a vehicle that had been reported stolen.

A South Hawkins Avenue woman, 49, was charged with burglary after she allegedly reached into an open window and grabbed a cellphone.

Barberton

Arrest

Summit County sheriff’s deputies arrested a Brady Avenue man, 52, on a domestic violence warrant May 17, two days after he allegedly pushed his wife against a stair railing, injuring her wrist.

Domestic violence

A Cumberland man was wanted on a felony domestic violence warrant after an incident at the Wooster Road North home of his wife of 20 days. Police said he dragged her off the porch by her hair and struck her several times while sitting on her in the driveway.

Thefts

Police were called May 18 to investigate the theft of two guns, total value $850, from a Stratford Street home.

Tools, an air compressor and a power washer, total value $2,380, were reported stolen May 17 from an East Huston Street garage.

A Holmes Avenue woman said May 16 that her $829 laptop computer was stolen from her home.

Identity theft

An East Ford Avenue woman said someone used her Social Security number and filed a fraudulent income tax report. She was to receive a $4,900 refund, but the thief received $10,000 from the government.

Bath Township

Arrests

A man, 22, was charged May 20 with threatening domestic violence as he quarreled with a relative while standing in the driveway of the fire department.

Theft

A woman, 66, told police May 20 that her wallet was stolen in Panera Bread, 3895 Medina Road. A credit card was later used to make $400 in purchases at a Massillon store.

Copley Township

Police chase

A driver escaped after officers tried to pull over a green Dodge Dakota for a missing taillight and no license plate lights May 22. The man drove off when officers approached. Officers were working with Akron police in the search.

Domestic dispute

A Copley man told police May 22 that his ex-girlfriend is trying to ruin his career as an airline pilot by using documents she copied while they were living together. He has been advised to file a formal complaint if he wants police to get involved.

Missing person

A Denise Drive woman told police her son, 42, has been missing since May 19. She is worried about him because his mental abilities are limited. She said he took his stepfather’s green Chevy Malibu. The woman said he has not shown any intentions of hurting himself or anyone else.

Coventry Township

Arrests

A Canal Fulton man, 50, of Summer Evening Drive, was charged with aggravated menacing May 19 in a case of road rage on South Main Street. He allegedly pointed a handgun at a driver who passed his car in a parking lot. An officer stopped him on Killian Road and found a loaded handgun in the center console.

A Balton Drive woman, 45, was charged with domestic violence and her boyfriend was arrested on an Akron warrant for criminal damaging after police said he was thrown into a sliding-glass door May 18.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A Prange Drive woman, 26, was charged with child endangering and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs May 23. The woman’s daughter, 4, was in the vehicle.

A Bedford Heights man, 29, was charged with forgery, obstructing justice and theft May 23 after he allegedly gave a false name to police and signed official documents with that name while receiving a summons for a theft charge from Home Depot, 325 Howe Ave.

A Northland Street man was charged with possession of drug abuse instruments and possession of drug paraphernalia May 24 after officers reported finding the items in his room when they responded with paramedics on a call of an overdose.

A Madison Avenue man was charged with violating a protection order May 26 after he allegedly went to a Second Street home.

A Tallmadge Road woman, 45, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia May 27 after she allegedly admitted using a pipe to smoke crack cocaine.

Attempted burglary

Someone tried to break into an East Heritage Drive home May 28.

Someone tried to break into a home in the 3200 block of Aleah Court but fled when an alarm sounded.

Identity theft

A 20th Street woman told police May 27 that someone used the Internet to take over her credit card account. The thief took $500 in reward points, changed the email address and removed the woman’s phone number from the account.

Misuse of 911

A police and fire dispatcher reported that a man repeatedly called 911 and used crude language.

Misuse of a credit card

A 13th Street woman reported May 26 someone she knows took her credit card and made unauthorized purchases.

An Albermarle Avenue woman reported May 21 her boyfriend used her bank card without her permission to make nearly $900 in transactions.

Thefts

A fire hydrant was discovered missing May 26 from Newberry Street at Prospect Avenue.

A 16th Street man reported May 22 that jewelry and pain medication were stolen from his home while a company was providing a service.

A 12th Street woman, 86, reported May 21 that two men asked to mow her lawn. When they were done, they took her Toro self-propelled lawn mower and left their mower.

Arrests

A Rhodes Road man, 22, was charged with assault, unlawful restraint, criminal damaging and criminal mischief May 23.

A Streetsboro man, 31, was charged with domestic violence May 24 in the 200 block of South Depeyster Street.

A Ravenna man, 29, was charged with obstructing justice May 25.

An Akron man, 24, was charged with tampering with evidence, possession of heroin and possession of a drug abuse instrument May 22 in the 600 block of Longcoy Avenue.

Theft

Plants valued at $600 were stolen May 23 from the 1100 block of Meloy Road.

Electronics valued at $400 were stolen May 24 from a home in the 1400 block of Main Street.

Fairlawn

Arrests

An Akron boy, 14, was charged with theft May 21 after he allegedly concealed $17 in clothing and tried to leave Macy’s at Summit Mall.

A warrant was issued for a Euclid man, 45, who allegedly took watches May 25 from Buckle at Summit Mall.

Two Brunswick women, 31 and 27, were charged with theft May 24 after they allegedly took $455 in merchandise from Dillard’s at Summit Mall and tried to hide it in the woods behind 3296 W. Market St.

Thefts

A Marc’s store manager told police a woman loaded a cart with merchandise and walked out without paying May 22.

A Hobby Lobby manager told police May 15 that a woman, 31, concealed art supplies worth $66 in a shopping bag and left the store. She later returned the merchandise and got a $70 gift card.

A Barberton woman told police May 27 someone broke into her car at Summit Mall and stole a Nintendo DS.

A Chuck E. Cheese employee discovered a counterfeit bill in a register May 24.

Fight

A Minerva woman, 27, told police that she was assaulted May 23 by her ex-employer at Summit Mall. She said they got into a quarrel when her employer fired her. She said she flipped a table over in the food court, striking her. The employer said she was the one who was assaulted. A witness said she saw the quarrel but no physical altercation. Because of the conflicting stories, no charges were filed.

Green

Arrests

A Highspire Road woman, 34, was charged with domestic violence May 18 after she allegedly threw a beer bottle at her husband.

Charges of menacing and domestic violence were filed against an Oxford Avenue man, 58, after police said he threatened a woman May 17.

New Franklin

Aggravated robbery

A Hunsicker Drive couple are believed to have been responsible for the May 16 robbery at the Party Line Beverage store on West Turkeyfoot Lake Road. The man is wanted on charges of aggravated robbery, theft and tampering with evidence after a clerk said he pointed a gun at him, cocked it and demanded cash from the register. The suspect fled in a white car being driven by the woman.

Identity fraud

A Clinton woman told police May 14 that her MasterCard information was used to make three online purchases totaling $1,200.

Springfield Township

Arrests

A Carper Avenue boy, 17, was taken to the Stark County Juvenile Attention Center on a charge of domestic violence May 19 after police said he became angry with his mother and threatened to hit a girl, 11, with a crowbar if she didn’t shut up.

An Avis Road girl, 15, was charged with domestic violence May 12 after she became irate during a family quarrel over a phone and began throwing household items.

Thefts

A garage door lock was cut and tools, total value $2,300, were stolen May 18 from a Krumroy Road residence.

Two women, one from Southport, Ohio, and the other from Bath Township, told police May 16 that their purses and contents, including $800, were stolen while their vehicles were parked at the Golden Corral on South Arlington Road.

A wedding ring and cellphone, total value $3,100, were reported stolen from a Fenn Road home May 12.

Stow

Arrests

A Uniontown man, 31, was charged May 26 with illegal assembly of drugs, illegal manufacturing of drugs, and two counts of driving with a suspended license. The illegal substances were found during a traffic stop in the 3500 block of Hudson Drive.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into a shed on the property of a home in the 1300 block of Apache Trail on May 23. A gasoline can was taken.

Burglary

Electronics and two magazines for a Glock 19, valued at a total of $1,500, were taken during the burglary of a home in the 4500 block of Hudson Drive on May 23.

Forgery

Someone created fraudulent checks for Custom Movers Services, 3290 Kent Road, then cashed two of the checks for a total of more than $5,000, according to a May 27 report.

Fraud

A Berger Avenue man reported May 27 he received a call from someone who said he was a Summit County Sheriff’s sergeant. The caller said the man owed $880 because his wife missed jury duty. The man did not pay.

Misuse of a credit card

An employee of Main Moon, 4439 Kent Road, reported May 22 someone used a fraudulent authorization code with a credit card to bypass a system that detects fraudulent transactions.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A Kent woman, 32, was arrested during a traffic stop on East Avenue on May 23. She was turned over to the Portage County Sheriff on felony warrants.

An Akron man, 22, was charged May 28 with domestic violence. He is accused of assaulting his child’s mother at her Brittain Circle apartment.

Burglary

A home in the 300 block of Whittlesey Drive was broken into May 24. Nothing appeared to be missing.

Theft by deception

More than $2,000 worth of merchandise was purchased from Henry Bierce Co. with a fraudulent credit card and delivered to a Homestead Road address May 8. On May 28, it was discovered the transaction was fraudulent.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Disturbance

Police and fire were called to Sunrise Boulevard on May 27 after a girl was found screaming in the middle of a lake. A maintenance man also ran to the lake with a boat to rescue the girl. It turns out the “victim” was a 10-year-old girl who became upset in a car and ran and jumped into the lake.

Suspicious person

Officers were called to Royalton Road on May 23 after someone noticed a man in “pain” lying on the side of the road. It turns out the man was just waiting for the bus.

Medina County

Brunswick

Theft

Someone broke into the Brunswick Beverage Drive Thru on Pearl Road on May 22 and stole a cash register, cigarettes and a large amount of cash.

Medina

Citizen complaint

A West Union Street resident called police May 25 to report an arrow was found in the backyard.

Medina Township

Suspicious person

Officers were called to a Pearl Road store May 28 after a customer reported a man was dressed like a ninja and had weapons. It turns out all the employees were in costumes for a special event.

Montville Township

Domestic

Officers were called to a River Styx Road residence May 23 after a mother was arguing with her 50-year-old son after he announced that he is getting married in a week. His wife was set to arrive from Africa. The mother feared her son was the victim of a scam.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A First Street man, 46, was arrested May 27 on a warrant for unlawful purchase of pseudoephedrine.

A Rittman man, 34, was charged May 23 with fleeing a police officer, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, and several traffic violations. He is accused of driving on railroad tracks and failing to stop for police.

Alcohol

On May 24, police investigated a report of an adult buying alcohol for juveniles.

Burglary

A home in the 600 block of Main Street was burglarized May 23.

Falsification

An officer reported May 25 after helping a motorist in the 100 block of Great Oaks Trail, he discovered the motorist gave false information about his identity.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Canton man, 24, of Cleveland Avenue Northwest was jailed following his arrest May 21 on a warrant charging that he passed bad checks.

Police charged a Palmer Drive Northwest man with operating a motor vehicle under the influence and endangering children after a traffic stop on Portage Street Northwest at Casper Avenue for several lane violations May 20. His girlfriend and her 1-year-old daughter were in the vehicle, police said.

A Shadybrook Avenue Northwest father, 50, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 20 after police said he made death threats and struck and choked his son.

A Mentor-on-the-Lake man, 26, was jailed in Stark County on a felony burglary warrant May 17 after being apprehended in Cuyahoga County.

An Edelweiss Street Northeast woman was arrested May 16 on warrants for felony forgery and receiving stolen property and single counts of receiving stolen property and endangering children.

Jewelry, valued at $517, led to the arrest of a Canton woman, 43, of Elcar Avenue Northwest, when stopped by loss prevention personnel at Sears in the Belden Village Mall on May 15.

A Tahiti Street Northwest man, 30, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 13 after police said he threatened to choke a woman if she didn’t let him in the residence.

Burglary

A door was pried open at an Emerald Isle Street Northwest home May 11. A safe and a revolver and holster, total value $700, were taken along with jewelry and precious metals.

Thefts

Police were told May 19 that someone cut the lock off a truck’s tailgate and stole an $800 generator while parked at America’s Best Value Inn & Suites on Everhard Road Northwest.

Two $1,500 sets of golf clubs and bags were reported stolen from the bed of a truck parked at the Holiday Inn on Everhard Road Northwest on May 18.

While at Planet Fitness on Whipple Avenue Northwest on May 14, a Louisville woman said she set down her $600 cellphone and someone took it.

On May 14, police began investigating a theft of an undisclosed amount of money from several nightly deposits at Taco Bell on Portage Street Northwest.

Lake Township

A McTaggert Street woman, 36, was jailed May 18 on charges of domestic violence and drug possession following an altercation in which the male victim’s shirt was ripped and he had a bloody lip.

Plain Township

Arrests

Charges of aggravated robbery, felonious assault, carrying a concealed weapon and having a weapon under disability — all felonies — were lodged against a homeless man when arrested at a Daleford Avenue Northeast location May 19. Deputies said he approached a man and demanded his bicycle. When the man refused, a shot was fired in the air and a second struck the man in the leg.

An Amsel Avenue Northwest woman, 27, was arrested at Aultman Hospital in Canton on charges of domestic violence and criminal damaging May 19 after being checked for injuries suffered during a domestic incident, a deputy wrote.

A 26th Street Northwest man was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 18 when arrested at his home.

A domestic violence charge was lodged against a Bellview Street Northeast woman May 17 following an incident at her home.

An argument between a 30th Street Northeast man and his girlfriend May 16 resulted in him being charged with domestic violence. The woman told police she feared he was going to hurt her when he charged at her with clenched fists.

A Kirby Avenue Northeast man, 32, was jailed on charges of burglary and criminal aggravated trespassing May 15. Deputies said he forced open a neighbor’s window and entered the residence, then fled to his home when confronted by the neighbor.

Uniontown

Arrest

Police jailed a Tumbleweed Street resident on a charge of grand theft May 17. Management personnel at Hartville Coin & Jewelry on Edison Street said the suspect, an employee, was seen before the store opened trying to flatten 25 ounces of gold jewelry taken from a safe in order to put the contents in a plastic bag and sell it for scrap. The value of the gold was estimated at $17,950.

Wayne County

Wayne Sheriff

Breaking and entering

A welder valued at $500 was reported stolen May 24 from Rural King of Ohio, 3541 E. Lincoln Way, Wooster Township.

An air compressor, 33 holsters and 10 raincoats, total value $905, were reported taken May 24 from Hard Core Holsters, 11406 Harrison Road, in Salt Creek Township.

Domestic violence

An East Union Township woman reported May 25 that her boyfriend struck her in the head with a trash can at her home in the 6800 block of Dover Road.

Improperly discharging firearm

A Congress woman, 38, reported May 25 that someone shot a bullet into the wall of a home in the 100 block of West Oak Street. Damage was estimated at $200.

Thefts

A Clinton Township man, 62, reported May 27 that a man stole his credit card from a home in the 6800 block of South Elyria Road and used it to purchase items.

The daughter of a Wayne Township woman reported that two people allegedly forged checks and used a debit card of a Clear Creek Valley woman to obtain $3,168.

A backhoe worth $2,400 was reported stolen May 22 from Christman Construction, 6498 Millersburg Road, Franklin Township.

Wooster

Arrests

A homeless Wooster man, 42, was arrested May 23 on charges of illegal manufacture of drugs, illegal assembly or possession of chemicals used in drugs, illegal conveyance of chemicals and possession of cocaine after police discovered he had a methamphetamine lab in the basement of a home in the 100 block of East Bowman Street.

A Wooster man, 48, was arrested May 23 on charges of resisting arrest, assault and criminal damaging after police said he assaulted a 49-year-old man at a home in the 500 block of North Buckeye Street.

Breaking and entering

An employee reported May 25 that someone attempted to steal an air compressor at Sears, 2995 Cleveland Road.

Burglaries

A blank check and $725 were reported stolen May 22 from a residence in the 900 block of Rebecca Street.

A PlayStation 3, $70 and eight cans of Milwaukee’s Best beer were reported stolen May 27 from a home in the 100 block of Spink Street.

Thefts

A welder valued at $1,000 was reported taken May 23 from Artiflex, 1425 E. Bowman Street.

A computer, PlayStation 4 and other items, total value $3,500, were reported stolen May 22 from a home in the 600 block of Winkler Drive.

Ten Percocet pills were reported taken May 22 from a residence in the 1000 block of Rebecca Street.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A 43-year-old Berghoff Street woman was charged with robbery. On May 28, the woman set up the victim to be robbed by two unknown males, police said.

A Callis Drive man, 21, was charged with burglary. On April 4, police said the man forced open a door on an Alfaretta Avenue residence and took a television.

A 32-year-old Brandon Avenue man was charged with domestic violence and disrupting public service. Police said he punched his girlfriend in the face several times, causing injuries. When she tried to call police, he took the phone from her.

An 18-year-old Seasons Road, Cuyahoga Falls man was charged with robbery. Police said he knocked a victim unconscious, then went through the victim’s pockets and took $50.

A Ford Avenue woman, 30, was charged with trafficking in heroin, possession of criminal tools and child endangering. Police said she sold heroin in the presence of her child.

A 20-year-old Blackstone Avenue woman was charged with tampering with records after police said she presented an Ohio certification of title at the BMV and transferred the vehicle into her name, knowing the notarization was done illegally. A 21-year-old man was also charged in the incident.

A Russell Avenue man, 20, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, weapons under disability and receiving stolen property after a traffic stop.

A 50-year-old South Bates Street man was charged with domestic violence after police said he punched his girlfriend in the mouth.

Barberton

Arrests

A 14-year-old boy of Fourth Street Northwest was charged with domestic violence May 27 after an altercation with his mother, who broke her ankle in a fall during the argument. At the mother’s request, the youth was sent to her sister’s home.

Police jailed a Windsor Street man, 22, on a charge of domestic violence after an altercation with his girlfriend at her Michael Place home May 26. At one point, a police report showed, the suspect started throwing furniture around, including a couch that landed on top of the victim.

An Akron man, 22, of Crestview Avenue was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 23 after police said he argued with the mother of their baby as she took him to his new job on Brown Street. Police said they saw him hit her in the head as she ran from their vehicle.

A charge of gross sexual imposition was lodged against a Taft Avenue man, 29, after police said he grabbed the buttock of a woman as they painted her West Summit Street apartment May 22.

Domestic violence

A domestic violence warrant was issued for a Wooster Road North man, 37, after an argument that turned physical with his girlfriend at their residence May 27.

Forgeries

A Bishop Oval resident told police May 25 that she discovered online that someone charged $1,386 at TJ Maxx after applying for credit cards with her personal information.

Police are investigating a forgery incident in which a $871 check listed as being from the Akron Area ASSN of Churches and drawn on Huntington National Bank was cashed at Tobacco World on Wooster Road North. The check later was determined to be fraudulent.

Thefts

An East Tuscarawas Avenue resident told police May 28 that three rings, total value $500, were stolen from her home.

Tools valued at $900 were reported stolen May 24 from a Fairmount Avenue garage.

Two weed trimmers and a backpack blower, total value $1,050, were reported stolen May 23 from an AC Lawn Care trailer parked on West Hiram Street.

A handgun valued at $500 was reported stolen May 23 from a Wooster Road North apartment.

A Wooster Road West resident told police May 14 that someone forced open the truck of his girlfriend’s car and stole a tote filled with clothes and a toolbox filled with tools. Total loss was estimated at $1,500.

Bath Township

Arrests

Two adults and two juveniles were arrested June 1 on burglary charges.

Identity theft

An Idlebrook Drive woman reported May 31 that someone used her personal information to file fraudulent state and federal tax returns.

Coventry Township

Breaking and entering

A Cope Avenue man told Summit County sheriff’’s deputies May 27 that someone stole welding torches and other equipment, total value $800, by entering through a side window of a Jarvis Road location.

Theft

A $500 generator was reported stolen from Harbor Freight Tools on Manchester Road on May 24.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A 44-year-old Orchestra Street man was charged May 29 with domestic violence. He is accused of assaulting his 37-year-old wife.

A 56-year-old South Hampton Heights Drive man was charged with obstructing official business and resisting arrest. He is accused of walking away from officers after being told he was under arrest on a warrant.

A 43-year-old Americana Drive woman was charged June 1 with domestic violence. She is accused of fighting with her boyfriend while they were riding in a cab. The driver told police the woman was throwing food and grabbing the driver while the cab was moving.

A 33-year-old Seventh Street woman was charged June 1 with two counts of endangering children. She is accused of being intoxicated to the point of unconsciousness and unable to care for her children, ages 4 and 9. The children were taken into police custody.

An 18-year-old Howe Avenue man was charged June 2 with possession of criminal tools and illegal possession of chemicals to manufacture drugs. Police found him walking in the 400 block of Howe Avenue, carrying a book bag containing ingredients used in the manufacture of methamphetamine.

A 30-year-old Akron man was charged June 4 with assault. He is accused of punching his ex-girlfriend in the face at her Center Avenue apartment.

Assaults

A 51-year-old 12th Street man reported that while at the Red Fox, 1767 State Road, his ex-girlfriend struck him in the back of his head with a bottle. He was referred to the city prosecutor.

A Second Street woman reported May 20 that a teacher struck her 7-year-old daughter in the head.

A home in the 400 block of Roosevelt Avenue was burglarized June 2. Two antique long guns, valued at more than $6,000, were taken.

Identity theft

A Victor Avenue woman reported May 29 someone used her personal information to file fraudulent returns with the state of Ohio and the federal government.

Misuse of debit card

A Grant Street man reported June 3 that someone used his debit card to make two unauthorized transactions for a total of more than $500.

Theft

A Schubert Avenue man reported June 2 that someone made three suspicious transactions, attempting to take or taking $2,400 from his bank account.

Green

Arrests

An Island Drive man, 26, was jailed on a charge of aggravated menacing May 27 after his wife said she received threatening text messages from him.

A 40-year-old Chesire Drive man was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 25. A sheriff’s report indicated he became angry during an argument and pushed his wife to the ground.

A road rage incident culminated in the jailing of a Woodland Drive man, 25, after a crash into the victim’s vehicle on Delta 77 Drive. The victim said he was confronted by the man brandishing a folding knife. The suspect left the scene and was stopped on South Arlington Road, a sheriff’s report said.

Thefts

A member of the Original Dirty Dozen Hunt Club reported May 29 that during the past two years approximately $18,500 has been stolen from the club’s account.

Three air-conditioning units, total value $3,000, were reported stolen from the Roholt Vision Institute on Mayfair Road on May 21.

A trailer containing bedroom furniture, surround-sound speaker equipment and other items, total value $2,950, was reported stolen May 19 from a Buhl Road location.

Hudson

Burglary

Someone broke into a garage in the 500 block of West Streetsboro Street on May 28 and attempted to steal a vehicle inside. The vehicle could not be started and was vandalized.

Identity theft

A Stonecreek Way woman reported May 28 that someone used her personal information to open a credit card account.

Mogadore
Burglary

A vacant home on Eleanor Street was broken into on June 1.

Theft

Several thefts from vehicles were reported to police. In one instance, someone stole a tablet computer and money from graduation cards from an SUV parked on Hale Avenue on June 2.

New Franklin

Arrest

An Akron man, 22, of Barrymore Avenue was jailed May 24 on a charge of felony disrupting public services 11 days after he was accused of using 911 to report a possible drunken driver and calling four more times as the dispatcher explained she had an officer searching for the vehicle and she was busy with multiple fire calls. The man called the department’s non-emergency number six more times, a police report said.

Norton

Arrests

Police stopped a 41-year-old Dover woman found walking on Interstate 76 on June 4. A computer search uncovered a probation violation warrant for her from Medina County.

A 40-year-old Wadsworth man was charged June 3 with improperly handling a firearm in a motor vehicle, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and failure to control. Police responded to a traffic crash in the 3100 block of Medina Line Road, where the man was trapped in his vehicle. When firefighters extricated him, a loaded handgun was found near where he had been sitting. He was transported to a local hospital for treatment of his injuries.

A 27-year-old South Hametown Road man was arrested June 3 on a warrant from Medina County. He was turned over to a Medina sheriff’s deputy.

Springfield Township

Arrests

A Beryl Road man’s girlfriend, 50, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 29 after police said she punched him in the face during an argument.

A Lessig Avenue girl, 15, was charged with domestic violence and taken to the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center on May 28 for arguing with and striking her 12-year-old sister. A report said the suspect was upset because her sister was wearing clothing belonging to the older girl.

An argument between a Par Drive couple ended with the man, 25, being charged with domestic violence. Police said he chased the woman upstairs and pushed open a closed door, which struck her in the head.

A 19-year-old relative was charged with domestic violence May 26 when the Swinehart Road residents’ argument turned physical and the suspect grabbed a bat and began hitting the victim, police said.

A Canton man, 32, of 26th Street Northwest was jailed on a charge of felony theft May 25 when he was accused of taking a 55-inch TV worth $1,098 from Walmart on South Arlington Road and exiting the store without paying.

Breaking and entering

A spokesperson at Lake Kim Tam Park on Canton Road told police May 21 that someone forced entry to a garage and stole two weed trimmers and other equipment, total value $799.

Stow

Arrest

A 25-year-old Lyndhurst Avenue man was charged June 4 with misuse of a credit card and receiving stolen property.

Drugs

Police responded to a residence in the 4300 block of Foresthill Road for a suspected heroin overdose.

Theft

Jewelry, valued at $4,500, was taken from a home in the 3700 block of Osage Street on May 24.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A 38-year-old Akron man was charged May 31 with aggravated possession of drugs. Police reported finding methamphetamine in his wallet during a traffic stop.

Police charged a man June 1 with attempted burglary, criminal damaging and menacing by stalking. He is accused of trying to break into a North Thomas Road apartment.

A 57-year-old South Avenue man was taken into custody June 4 on charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and carrying a concealed weapon after an officer responded to a domestic complaint.

Assault

A 45-year-old truck driver reported May 29 that he was assaulted by a co-worker while refilling his truck’s gas tank at work in the 1600 block of Southeast Avenue.

Theft

An 86-year-old Barnes Drive man reported that while he was getting into his car in the 600 block of South Avenue on May 29, someone approached from behind and pulled the man’s wallet from his pocket. As the person fled, the man yelled at him. The person returned and gave back the wallet after removing a credit card.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Vandalism

A Julia Drive resident called police June 4 to report that a vehicle damaged her mailbox. The suspected culprit is the driver of a Volvo based on the bumper left behind.

Medina County

Brunswick

Theft

A woman reported that she went into the Dollar General in the Laurel Square Plaza on May 31. When she returned to her car, her black pug dog was missing and believed stolen.

Medina

Vandalism

A North Court business called police June 4 to report that windows had been damaged by BBs.

Theft

A South Court homeowner called police June 2 to complain that a historical marker was stolen from the front yard.

Medina Township

Suspicious package

Police were called to Stonegate Drive after a film canister was discovered. Inside of the canister was a note as part of a scavenger hunt.

Montville Township

Injured man

Officers were called June 3 to East Smith Road at Champion Creek for a bicycle crash. The bike rider was intoxicated and simply fell off the bike. He was taken to the hospital.

Wadsworth

Arrests

Four adults ages 18 to 20 years old and six juveniles face underage drinking charges after police busted a party in the 1100 block of Partridge Drive on June 3.

Assault

Police are investigating a report of an assault received June 3 from a 19-year-old woman.

Theft

A home in the 100 block of North Avon Avenue was burglarized June 3.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

A 28-year-old Silver Meadows Boulevard man was arrested June 4 on warrants for assault and three counts of menacing.

A 27-year-old Fairchild Avenue man was charged June 4 with burglary. He is accused of breaking into a residence in the 300 block of South Water Street.

Police arrested a 21-year-old Lake Rockwell Road woman June 2 on a charge of domestic violence.

A 26-year-old Lawrence Court woman was charged May 31 with domestic violence and violating a protection order.

Police arrested a 21-year-old East School Street woman on one count of domestic violence June 1.

An 18-year-old Ravenna man was charged June 2 with one count of robbery.

Stark County

Canal Fulton

Arrests

Police found spent ammunition rounds on the floor of a vehicle of a Canton man, 25, of Baldwin Avenue Northeast, when he was stopped for speeding May 26 on South Locust Street. He was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle and discharging a firearm in a vehicle.

An East Cherry Avenue man, 44, was jailed on a charge of felony assault of a peace officer May 25. Police said the officer was head-butted at the door by the suspect while responding to a domestic disturbance call.

Jackson Township

Arrests

Police jailed a Canton man, 28, of 16th Street Northwest on May 28 for warrants for felony receiving stolen property and theft after his vehicle was stopped on Everhard Road Northwest at the southbound ramp to Interstate 77.

A Libbie Street Northwest woman, 35, was jailed May 27 on a charge of domestic violence. Police said she assaulted and scratched her husband.

Police said a 26-year-old woman hit a man in the head May 26 when he dropped off their son at her Stuhldreher Street Northwest home. She was charged with domestic violence.

Felony charges of theft and possession of criminal tools were leveled against a Canal Fulton woman, 27, of Waterford Court. Police said she selected $1,930 of merchandise and concealed the items in custom-made duct tape bags and exited the Buckle in Belden Village Mall before being apprehended.

A Canton man, 31, of Birchdale Avenue Northeast was jailed on charges of felony forgery and misuse of credit cards May 22. Police said he attempted to use a card belonging to another person at Sears in the Belden Village Mall. He was arrested in the parking lot.

Burglary

A Lasater Drive Northwest man told police May 21 that a watch, jewelry and other items, total value $800, were stolen from his apartment.

Thefts

On May 24, a Beaver Falls, Pa., man told police that two sets of golf clubs valued at $2,000 were stolen from the bed of his truck at the Holiday Inn on Everhard Road Northwest.

A book of lottery tickets, total value $500, was reported stolen from the back office of the Circle K convenience store on Wales Avenue Northwest on May 20.

Lake Township

Arrest

A Perrydale Street Northwest man, 38, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence May 26 after being accused of striking his wife in the head with a thrown chair and then throwing her down twice.

Lawrence Township

Arrest

A Pittsburgh man, 22, was jailed in Stark County on a felony charge of attempted rape May 25 after an incident during a festival at Clay’s Park. Police said a couple were in their tent when the suspect burst in, said “I’m going to have sex with you” and ripped her shirt before her boyfriend pushed him out of the tent twice. He was taken into custody later that day when lifeguards caught him trying to start a park lawn mower.

North Canton

Arrest

A 50th Street Southeast man, 24, wanted on felony identity fraud warrants for opening credit cards in his and his wife’s names and charging $16,509, was taken into custody by North Canton police detectives at a regional jail in Pennsboro, W.Va., on May 22.

Theft

An Auburn Avenue Southeast resident told police May 21 that someone stole a $1,937 watch from her residence.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Sandalwood Avenue Northeast man, 38, was jailed May 29 on felony charges of carrying a concealed weapon, improper handling of firearms in a motor vehicle and receiving stolen property when arrested on Middlebranch Avenue Northeast. Police said a stolen, loaded 9 mm handgun was found under his seat along with marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

A 40th Street Northwest man, 38, accused of slapping his wife during an altercation was jailed May 29 on a charge of domestic violence.

A Canton man, 33, of Glendale Place Northeast was taken into custody at a GlenOak High School choir concert May 24 and jailed on a warrant charging endangering children.

A Zircon Street Northeast resident, 29, was jailed on a charge of felony domestic violence May 22. Police said he hit his girlfriend.

Wayne County

Wayne Sheriff

Breaking and entering

An office door was broken June 3 at Das Dutch Kitchen, 14278 E. Lincoln Way, Dalton, but nothing was reported taken.

A laptop computer and six printer ink cartridges, total value $1,050, were reported taken June 2 from an office of Wayne Siding & Home Improvement, 31722 E. Lincoln Way, Wooster Township.

Burglaries

Tools valued at $874 were reported stolen June 3 from a garage in the 13900 block of East Pleasant Home Road, Chippewa Township.

Two cameras valued at $1,900 were reported taken June 2 from a residence in the 3200 block of South Honeytown Road, East Union Township.

A DVD player, 50 DVDs and jewelry, total value $855, were reported stolen June 2 from a residence on Melody Lane, East Union Township.

Three rifles, three shotguns and $1,400, total value $6,650, were reported stolen May 30 from a residence in the 4100 block of Graber Road, Franklin Township.

Three rifles, two shotguns and $615, total value $3,815, were reported stolen May 28 from a residence in the 8800 block of James Road, Franklin Township.

Thefts

A car seat, a wallet and other items, total value $630, were reported taken June 3 from a car in the 13000 block of East Easton Road, Chippewa Township.

A 1998 Ford Explorer valued at $2,500 was reported taken June 3 from the driveway of a residence in the 14000 block of Hatfield Road, Chippewa Township.

A 2000 Ford pickup truck and tools, total value $6,350, were reported stolen June 3 from Hartz Ag Products, 11373 E. Pleasant Home Road, Milton Township.

Wooster

Breaking and entering

A cash register and $800, total value $1,300, were reported stolen June 5 from Hartzler Dairy, 5454 Cleveland Road.

An employee reported June 2 that $10 was taken from Silver Brothers Inc., 1437 E. Bowman St.

Burglaries

A Troyer Street resident reported June 4 that $1,500 was taken from his home.

A stereo, two speakers and food were reported stolen June 4 from a residence in the 500 block of Spink Street.

A College of Wooster student is a suspect in urinating on an antique chair and hardwood floor of a residence in the 1100 block of Quinby Avenue on May 11. Damage was estimated at $400.

A laptop computer, an Xbox and other items, total value $2,206, were reported stolen May 30 from a residence in the 700 block of Stibbs Street.

A football equipment bag, a cellphone and other items, total value $710, were reported stolen June 1 from a home in the 600 block of High Street.

Theft

A purse valued at $20 was reported taken June 4 from a residence in the 700 block of Beall Avenue.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A 24-year-old Lucille Street man was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle and possession of a defaced firearm after a traffic stop.

A Manchester Road man, 27, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, weapons under disability and trafficking in Oxycodone. The man was in the driver’s seat of a vehicle when police approached.

A Neville Avenue man, 41, was charged with felonious assault, robbery, kidnapping and tampering with evidence. Police said he and several other men jumped the victim, punched and kicked the victim before taking the victim’s cellphone and money.

A 27-year-old Sunnybrook Road, Portage County man was charged with tampering with evidence and resisting arrest after he was observed driving at speeds exceeding 100 mph. He was stopped at Interstate 76 eastbound at Gilchrist Road, and he was observed biting off the end of a plastic bag. Officers used a stun gun to remove the uncooperative man from the car. After he was advised of his rights, he admitted that he had eaten methadone and marijuana.

A LaCroix Street man, 56, was charged with violation of a protection order after he was found at his residence, where he is forbidden.

A 19-year-old Martha Avenue man was charged with receiving stolen property and obstructing official business. When police tried to pull him over after observing him driving on North Main Street in a vehicle that had been reported stolen, the man jumped out and was arrested after a foot chase.

A 25-year-old North Adams Street man was charged with possession of a dangerous ordinance and discharging a firearm within the city limits. Officers responded to a call for shots fired and located the man and a 28-year-old who was also charged in the incident. After officers found them, they noticed several weapons, including a sawed-off shotgun, on the ground near the men.

An East Avenue man, 25, was charged with illegal manufacturing of meth, illegal assembly of chemicals, possession of meth and possession of drug paraphernalia. Police said officers responded to the house for a possible meth lab and were given written/verbal consent to search the residence and recovered items commonly used to manufacture meth.

A 46-year-old South Princeton Road, Berlin Center man was charged with two counts of passing bad checks. Police said he used one to purchase restaurant equipment.

A Whitney Avenue man, 32, was charged with domestic violence and disrupting public service. Police said he broke down his girlfriend’s door, entered and assaulted her several times. He then grabbed her phone and slammed it down so she could not call for help.

A 37-year-old Kingsley Avenue woman was charged with deception to obtain and illegal processing of a drug document. Police said the woman attempted to pick up a prescription phoned into a pharmacy illegally.

An Inamn Street man, 42, was charged with weapons under disability, carrying a concealed weapon, aggravated menacing and criminal damaging. The man was involved in a verbal argument with his neighbors over them removing siding off of their house. Police said during the argument, the man pointed a pistol at the neighbors and threatened them and hid the gun before officers arrived. He has a prior felony conviction.

A homeless man, 30, was charged with theft, theft of a motor vehicle and receiving stolen property. Police said he took a vehicle from VanDevere Kia on West Market Street. He later was observed in Glendale Cemetery walking away from the car.

A 26-year-old Kenmore Boulevard man was charged with intimidation and violation of a temporary protection order. Police said he sent another person, a 27-year-old Kenmore Boulevard woman who was also charged, to the victim’s address on Harrison Avenue to speak with the victim about a domestic violence case.

A Crosby Street man, 20, was charged with gross sexual imposition. Police said he engaged in sexual contact with a 13-year-old girl.

Barberton

Arrests

An East Tuscarawas Avenue man, 34, was jailed on a charge of receiving stolen property May 30 after he allegedly tried to cash a money order by forging it at the Save-A-Lot store in Barberton.

A Brady Avenue man, 40, surrendered to police and was jailed on a felony charge of intimidation of a witness June 3 after a warrant was issued.

Domestic violence

A homeless man, 40, was being sought on a domestic violence warrant following a June 3 incident at a Highland Avenue home. He was accused of pouring a drink on the victim’s head and then ramming her head into a concrete wall. He also was accused of kicking her in the ribs.

Thefts

Two guitars and other items, total value $2,660, were reported stolen from a Way Street man’s car June 3.

A Wooster Road North man told police May 31 that his trailer and contents, total value $8,602 were stolen.

Copley Township

Theft

Two Vale Drive residents told police someone egged their cars and stole items from them.

Coventry Township

Arrests

A South Arlington Road man, 50, was charged with felony domestic violence June 2 for allegedly grabbing his girlfriend by the neck and holding her down. He fled but was located a short time later, a sheriff’s deputy reported.

The 49-year-old boyfriend of a Canvasback Circle woman was jailed May 30 on a domestic violence charge after the woman told authorities that he held her down, smacked her three times and grabbed her face during an altercation.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A 33-year-old Prospect Street woman was charged June 8 with possession of drugs.

A 36-year-old Ninth Court man was charged June 10 with menacing and assault. He is accused of attacking a relative and threatening the man.

Burglary

A 41-year-old Northfield woman was charged June 5 with burglary. A Cooper Street woman reported to police she saw the suspect exit through the back door of her home with two safes.

A 22-year-old Shaw Avenue man was charged June 11 with possession of drugs. Police report the man was in possession of methamphetamine.

Drugs

A pharmacist for Drug Mart, 655 Portage Trail, reported June 10 that someone presented a counterfeit prescription for a narcotic pain medication.

Identity theft

A Wadsworth Avenue woman reported June 4 that someone used her personal information to obtain medical treatment at an out-of-town hospital.

Theft

The owners of a Front Street business reported June 11 that a former employee took about $11,000 over nine months.

Someone posing as a corporate employee of Circle K called the store at 641 W. Portage Trail on June 8. The caller had two employee activate prepaid debit cards but did not pay to load them. The loss was nearly $1,000.

A business in the 1000 block of Portage Trail had copper pipe taken from the air-conditioning unit between June 7 and 9.

Copper pipe was taken from air-conditioning units of four businesses in the 1900 block of Portage Trail between June 7 and 9.

Copper pipe was taken from the air-conditioning unit of two businesses in the 900 block of Portage Trail between June 6 and 9.

A Munroe Falls Avenue man reported June 5 that a person he knows used his bank account to pay a bill for $217.

A 2012 Hawk trailer, valued at $6,500, was taken from the 4600 block of State Road on June 5.

Fairlawn

Arrests

An Akron woman, 40, was arrested on theft charges June 9. Police said she stole $357 worth of merchandise from Walmart. Store security caught her trying to exit the store with a cart full of stolen goods. She has been banned from Walmart for one year.

An Akron woman was arrested June 9 after police said she tried to steal an air mattress and motorcycle cover from Walmart. Both items totaled $129.92.

Two teens were arrested on theft charges June 12. The Akron residents, 12 and 13, were caught trying to steal a pair of shorts from Dillard’s, police said.

The head of Target security caught a shoplifter trying to steal $296.88 in merchandise, according to a police report. The suspect, 25, stole a collection of DVDs and CDs and hid some in the pocket of his cargo pants, police said. Responding officers apprehended him while he was trying to escape. He has been banned from Target indefinitely.

Green

Arrest

A Deanne Lane woman, 21, was jailed on a domestic violence charge June 2 after arguing with her mother, knocking the woman to the ground and throwing an aerosol can at her head.

Breaking and entering

A Massillon Road man told a deputy May 31 that his shed’s lock was removed and a log splitter and other items, total value $2,400, were stolen.

Identity fraud

A Kauffman’s Creek woman told authorities June 3 that she learned from a collection agency that her credit card number was used without her permission at a Verizon store in California for charges totaling $1,835.

Theft

An air-conditioning coil valued at $1,500 was reported stolen from an Island Drive residence May 29.

Hudson

Arrests

A man discovered unresponsive and laying in the front yard of a home in the 2800 block of Hudson Aurora Road June 8 was charged with disorderly conduct by reason of intoxication.

Misuse of credit card

A woman reported June 2 that someone used a company credit card for fraudulent transactions.

Norton

Breaking and entering

Copper pipe was taken from a vacant home in the 3500 block of Fairway Drive June 7.

Misuse of a credit card

A Watkins Road woman reported June 8 someone used her debit card for unauthorized transactions, including a wire transfer.

Springfield Township

Arrests

A 44-year-old Bachtel Avenue, Akron woman surrendered to police June 6 to face a forgery warrant and admitted her role. The suspect was accused of passing two counterfeit $50 bills on April 28 at Kohl’s and identified May 3 when another $50 bill was passed.

A Lake Road 15-year-old and a Swinehart Road 15-year-old were booked into the Summit County Juvenile Detention Center after being caught June 3 on Delaware Avenue at Crestline Drive and accused of breaking mailboxes. Both were charged with aggravated menacing, criminal damaging and obstructing official business.

Three teens were charged with breaking and entering at Spring Hill Junior High School on May 31 after police saw a girl, 15, of Lessig Avenue, a boy, 16, of Michaels Drive and a 17-year-old Massillon Road youth at the rear of the school as police responded to an alarm. Three laptop computers and a drill, total value $1,700, were found in the grass nearby. All were booked at the Summit Juvenile Detention Center.

Burglary

Police were told June 2 that someone entered a Marion Avenue home and stole a TV set, five shotguns, a mini handgun, two guitars and other items, total value $15,930.

A laptop computer and two speed bikes, total value $1,550, were reported stolen from a Forest Drive home during a break-in May 28.

Theft

Two custom gold diamond rings, total value $5,000, were reported stolen from a drawer at a Tributary Lane residence May 30.

Stow

Arrests

A 54-year-old Akron man was charged June 5 with illegal assembly of chemicals used in the manufacture of drugs and driving under a license suspension. During a traffic stop in the 3500 block of Hudson Drive, police reported finding pseudoephedrine in the suspect’s possession.

A 27-year-old Kennth Road man was charged June 8 with domestic violence. He is accused of punching a 29-year-old woman during a quarrel over laundry.

A 17-year-old Kent boy was arrested June 6 on a charge of identity fraud.

A 32-year-old Kent Road man was charged June 12 with domestic violence. He is accused of assaulting a family member.

Criminal damaging

Damage estimated at $500 was done to a home under construction in the 2800 block of Whit Avenue between May 24 and 29.

Identity theft

A 71-year-old McTaggert Road woman reported June 3 that someone used her identity to make a money transfer.

A Sanford Avenue man reported June 11 someone used his personal information to open a charge account.

Theft

Solar lights were stolen from two yards in the 4100 block of Kenneth Road on June 9.

An 86-year-old Cuyahoga Falls woman reported June 5 someone took her purse from her unlocked car in the parking lot of Walmart, 2520 Hudson Drive.

Tallmadge

Arrests

Police responding to a report of a suspicious person in the 200 block of North Thomas Road arrested a 20-year-old Akron man on a warrant from the Summit County sheriff.

A 39-year-old Akron man was booked June 11 on warrants for attempted burglary and menacing by stalking.

Weapons

A loaded handgun was found under the driver’s seat of a truck that had been leased from Enterprise, 449 West Ave., reported stolen and found in Canton.

Sexual assault

Police are investigating a June 6 report of sexual assault.

Theft

A purse containing jewelry and a bank debit card was stolen from the women’s locker room at Planet Fitness, 505 South Ave., June 5.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Theft

A business in the York Road Industrial Park reported June 4 that the side mirrors were taken from a truck parked in the lot.

Medina County

Brunswick

Animal complaint

A Mary Ellen Lane resident called police June 6 to complain that his neighbor’s bull terrier broke through his front window screen and began chasing his cats around the home. The homeowner cut his arm while attempting to remove the dog from the house.

Medina

Suspicious man

Officers were called to East Smith Road June 11 to check out a report of a homeless man inside of a barn. The man had fled before police arrived.

Medina Township

Flood complaint

A Hamilton Road resident called police June 10 to complain that rocks from a recent flood were placed on the property. The homeowner was told to talk to the county engineer.

Montville Township

Suspicious activity

A Trystin Tree Drive resident called police June 11 to complain that she believes her home and car are being bugged.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A 28-year-old Strongsville man was arrested June 7 on a felony warrant. During a traffic stop, police discovered the warrant.

An Akron man and woman, ages 43 and 44, were charged June 6 with breaking and entering. Police called to a Highland Avenue residence found the couple sleeping inside the home. The homeowners were out of town.

Theft

An employee with an East Smokerise Drive business reported more than $2,000 in merchandise had been taken from the business.

Stark County

Canal Fulton

Arrest

A Milan Street man, 31, was jailed May 30 on Lawrence Township police warrants for felony theft and misuse of credit cards.

Thefts

An Arizona Court resident told police June 3 that someone made two fraudulent transactions on his debit card, totaling $2,359.

Copper tubing valued at $3,000 and $2,000 worth of diesel fuel were reported stolen May 31 from Chapanar Excavating on Portage Street.

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Bermuda Street Northwest woman, 25, was jailed on a charge of domestic violence June 3 after allegedly arguing with her boyfriend, pushing him and striking him in the face.

A Malabu Avenue Northwest man, 31, was charged with burglary after police said he entered the home next door and was advised to leave June 3.

A felony theft warrant was used to arrest an Eastlynn Avenue Northwest woman, 31, June 1.

A Brunnerdale Avenue Northwest woman, 40, and her husband, 43, were both jailed on domestic violence charges June 1 after a fight.

A Paulding Street Northwest woman, 53, was jailed on a domestic violence charge May 29 after she allegedly pushed a male and scratched his neck.

Lake Township

Arrest

An 18-year-old Sixth Street Southwest, Massillon man was charged with felony, breaking and entering, vandalism and petty theft June 1 after a sheriff’s deputy said the suspect had broken into a closed gas station in the 7800 block of Market Avenue North. Several items from the station and two manhole covers were recovered from his vehicle.

Theft

Two diamond rings and other jewelry, total value $3,320, were reported stolen from a bedroom dresser of a Clearmount Avenue Southeast home May 22.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Dorothy Avenue Northeast man, 31, was charged with domestic violence after his girlfriend said he punched her and grabbed her by the neck June 4.

A 38th Street Northeast man was charged with domestic violence June 1 after a female said he shoved her to the ground and attempted to choke her.

A Lavonne Avenue Northeast man, 45, was jailed on felonious assault and domestic violence charges May 30 after he was accused of striking his stepson in the head with a small glass jar.

Burglary

An Acacia Avenue Northwest man reported May 30 that jewelry and $1,800 in cash were stolen from his home.

Summit County

Arrests

Akron

Five Akron adults are accused of attempting to fill false drug prescriptions. A Pondview Avenue woman, 23, an East Catawba Street man, 23, an Iona Avenue man, 18, and an Inman Street man, 20, were charged with deception to obtain and illegal processing of a drug document. An Upton Court woman, 35, was charged with deception to obtain an illegal drug document.

A Kipling Street man, 22, was charged with domestic violence and menacing after he allegedly choked his girlfriend, slapped her and threatened to kill her and their children.

A Pitkin Avenue man, 28, was charged with domestic violence after he allegedly grabbed his pregnant girlfriend by the hair, pulled her to the ground and slapped her face.

A Haynes Street man, 18, was charged with domestic violence, having weapons under disability and discharging a firearm after he allegedly fired a shotgun out a window June 10 in attempt to wound the mother of his child.

A Rentar Lane man was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, having weapons under disability, improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle and child endangering following a traffic stop. Police reported finding a loaded .40-caliber handgun in the glove box. A 2-year-old was in the back seat with no child restraint seat or seat belts.

A Lawton Street man, 23, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, trafficking cocaine, drug possession, obstructing justice, tampering, resisting arrest and having weapons under disability.

A Homestead Avenue man, 31, was charged with domestic violence and menacing after he punched a hole in the wall while trying to hit his girlfriend. He then threw a dresser at her, injuring her right thumb.

A Maple Street man, 36, was charged with domestic violence, assault, disorderly conduct and intoxication after police responded to a family fight on West Long Street. Officers said the man was drunk and swinging a stick at family members after hitting one relative in the face.

A Charlotte Street man, 26, was charged with domestic violence after he allegedly choked his girlfriend.

A Tallmadge man, 31, of Tallmadge Road, was charged with burglary after police said he entered an apartment and took a bottle of prescription medication.

A Triplett Boulevard man, 50, was charged with domestic violence after he allegedly assaulted his girlfriend.

A man, 31, and a woman, 34, were charged with illegal manufacturing of meth, illegal assembly of chemicals, possession of drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia at their East Avenue home.

A Henry Street man, 41, was charged with domestic violence and menacing after he allegedly grabbed his girlfriend by the throat and pushed her against a wall.

A Bacon Street man, 21, was charged with disrupting public service, criminal trespassing and assault at an apartment on Rentar Lane. Police said he assaulted a woman, took her phone when she tried to call police, and assaulted security.

A Brittain Road woman, 22, was charged with permitting drug abuse and child endangering after she allegedly allowed her boyfriend to sell and keep narcotics at her home, where she lives with her son, 2.

Barberton

Arrests

A Shannon Avenue man, 53, was charged with domestic violence June 8 after he allegedly threatened his wife and told her she would be dead by morning.

A Creedmore Avenue girl, 15, was charged with domestic violence June 8 after she allegedly threatened her grandfather and others at home.

A Charles Avenue girl, 16, was charged with domestic violence June 8 after she allegedly choked her mother, punched her in the face and threw her to the floor.

A man, 19, was charged with domestic violence June 6 after he allegedly assaulted a female in a Second Street Southeast apartment.

Copley Township

Arrests

A Hunt Club Drive woman, 28, was charged with domestic violence May 28 after she allegedly threw a laptop computer at her husband, 42, then scratched and punched his face and neck.

Robbery

A man, 58, told police May 30 that a man pulled a gun on him May 30 at Foxtail Glen and robbed him after he agreed to give him a ride. The man stole his money, driver’s license, credit card and a gift card.

Theft

A Magdalyn Drive woman, 40, told police someone took her wallet from an unlocked car May 28.

Coventry Township

Breaking and entering

A stereo and speakers, total value $600, were reported stolen June 11 from Erwine School on Portage Lakes Drive.

Theft

A GPS unit and a computer tablet, total value $2,830, were stolen June 9 from a car on Dorwil Court.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A Youngstown man, 32, was charged with abusing harmful intoxicants June 13 after police found him inhaling a computer duster in a wooded area near Clyde Avenue.

A Haggarty Way man, 36, was charged June 14 with drug abuse and possession of drug abuse instruments after authorities found five syringes and a plastic cap containing suspected methamphetamine at his home while he was being treated for a drug overdose.

A Charles Street woman, 23, was charged with identity theft June 15 after she allegedly used her sister’s personal information during a traffic stop on Bailey Road.

A Twinsburg man, 24, was charged with vehicle trespass June 17 after he allegedly entered a car in the 2300 block of Second Street.

An Akron man, 26, was charged with drug abuse, trafficking in drugs and tampering with evidence June 18 after he allegedly tried to sell heroin at a home in the 1300 block of Forest Glen Drive.

Assaults

A Hudson Drive woman, 35, told police June 13 that another woman assaulted her at Chelsea’s on the River, 2771 Front St.

The assistant director of nursing at Wayside Nursing Home, 4557 Quick Road, reported June 18 that a staff member mistreated an elderly male patient. She also reported the same day that a female patient was mistreated by a staff member.

An Anderson Road man, 27, was charged with possessing drug abuse instruments after overdosing June 19.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into a garage in the 300 block of Victor Avenue on June 18 and stole $3,000 in property.

Burglary

Someone broke into a home in the 400 block of Jennings Avenue on June 17.

Criminal damaging

Several car windows were shattered throughout the city June 13-16. Some were shot with a BB gun.

Criminal simulation

Two counterfeit $20 bills were used to buy merchandise June 15 at Shell, 2916 Oakwood Drive.

Thefts

A Newberry Street woman told police June 19 that she paid $4,000 for a car plus insurance, but the car was never delivered.

A Tallmadge man, 63, reported June 18 someone broke into a locker at the Natatorium and took his wallet, which contained credit cards and $350. One of the credit cards was used to make $1,000 in unauthorized transactions.

A Canton man, 50, reported June 17 while working out at the Natatorium someone took his car keys from a locker. The suspect then took the van he had been driving.

An air-conditioning unit was stolen from Gentleman’s Quarters Barber Shop, 1172 Tallmadge Road, June 15. Total of the loss is $3,000.

Fairlawn

Arrests

A Canton man, 23, was charged with disorderly conduct June 16 after fought with police in a fire lane at Summit Mall for having expired plates and a suspended license.

A Rittman man, 53, was charged with telecommunications harassment June 17 after he allegedly called ex-girlfriend’s cellphone and at work after she asked him to stop.

Two Akron women, 22 and 23, were charged with theft June 12 after they allegedly tried to steal $32 in merchandise from Macy’s at Summit Mall.

Green

Arrest

A Barberton man, 27, of Second Street Southwest, and an Akron woman, 47, of Lake Street, were charged with stealing $910 in electronic goods June 10 from the Target store on South Arlington Road.

Airplane interference

A West Virginia pilot told an official at Akron-Canton Airport on June 7 that someone pointed a green laser at his aircraft as he flew over U.S. 62 east of Interstate 77 in Canton.

Burglary

Ten payroll checks and two personal checks totaling $5,000 were reported stolen June 11 from a Lyndon Drive home.

Thefts

A Greensburg Road woman, 31, was charged with felony theft June 13 after she allegedly stole a debit card and used it for $2,141 in transactions.

Hudson

Arrests

Police charged a man with disorderly conduct June 11 after finding him stumbling on a sidewalk at South Main Street and Veterans Way.

A man was charged with assault June 12.

Mogadore

Stolen motorcycle

Police pursued a speeding dirt bike June 18 on Gilchrist Road. The driver sped through a property, lost control on a hill and ran off. The bike had been stolen from Wayne County.

Theft

A woman reported June 18 that someone stole an Xbox and video games from her Dick Street apartment.

New Franklin

Rape

Police were investigating a June 5 report from Summit County Children Services that a boy, 12, had raped a girl, 3.

Norton

Assault

A Clarkmill Road woman, 40, told police June 16 that a man assaulted her when she visited a neighboring home in search of her daughter. Witnesses at the home told police the woman was intoxicated and argumentative. When the woman began arguing with a guest, a man punched her in the mouth. She ran down the driveway and fell.

Theft

A gun was stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 2800 block of Brookfield Drive June 16.

Unruly child

A Brookside Road woman learned that her daughter, 15, had not been vacationing with a friend’s family in West Virginia since June 10 as she believed. Instead, the girl was in Marietta, Ga., after a man, 30, she met on Facebook sent her a bus ticket to visit him.

Springfield Township

Arrests

An Akron man, 19, was charged with felony theft June 13 after he allegedly took a $3,000 mower from the Charter One Bank on Canton Road. It was found hidden behind a garage on Fifth Street.

A Shady Acres Drive man, 60, who picked up by his wife from jail June 12 found himself behind bars later that day on a charge of domestic violence. The woman told police the man threatened to kill her.

A Kim Drive woman, 39, turned herself in to police June 11 on a warrant alleging identity fraud after she allegedly used a Pin Oak Drive man’s ID to open credit card accounts.

A woman, 40, was charged with domestic violence June 10 after she allegedly hit her husband in the face with an aluminum bat.

A Massillon Road woman was charged with domestic violence June 9 after her Rhoadesdale Avenue husband said she choked him, cut a hole in a water bed and tore photos.

A Cuyahoga Falls man, 19, was charged with theft and resisting arrest June 3 after he allegedly took eight computer hard drives, total value $632, from Walmart.

Burglary

Someone broke a basement window at an Overlook Drive home June 9 and stole a handgun, TV and cash, total value $2,085.

Thefts

Swimming pool gear and accessories, total value $550, were reported stolen from an Adams Street, Lakemore, residence June 10.

A $590 shotgun was reported stolen from the basement of a Saratoga Trail home June 6.

Stow

Arrests

A Connecticut man, 25, was charged June 13 with obstructing official business and resisting arrest and a Stow man, 24, was charged with possessing marijuana after police found the two in a car in the 2300 block of Lynnwood Drive.

A Cuyahoga Falls man, 19, was charged with theft, possession of drug abuse instruments, possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal trespassing June 14. Police said he tried to steal nearly $3,000 in merchandise from Walmart, 3520 Hudson Drive.

A Ravenna man, 27, was charged with theft and obstructing official business June 13.

A Meadowbrook Boulevard boy, 14, was charged with domestic violence June 17 after he allegedly punched his mother, 30, in the mouth and kicked her in the chest.

Aggravated menacing

A Graham Road man, 28, reported June 16 that he chased away suspicious-looking people who were looking in his car. One of the suspects pulled out a gun and pointed it at him.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into a vacant home in the 1500 block of Graham Road and took copper pipe June 11-13.

Burglary

A home in the 3400 block of Sanford Avenue was broken into June 12.

Identity theft

A Rachelle Drive man, 50, reported June 13 that someone used his identity to open a credit account.

Thefts

An engine diagnostic scanner valued at nearly $4,000 was taken June 7-16 from Monro Muffler, 4541 Kent Road.

Several cars parked in apartment lots between Fishcreek and Stow roads were broken into June 16-17.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A Canadian man, 27, was charged with menacing by stalking and phone harassment June 12 after he was found sitting across the street from an ex-roommate’s home.

An Eastwood Avenue man, 35, was charged with domestic violence June 15.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Found property

An Evergreen Trail resident called police June 17 after she found a Brinks safe near an equestrian trail. The damaged safe was taken into evidence.

Medina County

Brunswick

Disturbance

Officers were called to Polk Drive on June 14 after receiving several 911 hang-up calls. They found an intoxicated woman waving a hatchet. She was charged with disorderly conduct.

Medina

Public indecency

Police were called to a parking lot on Lafayette Road after a man was seen sitting in a car with no pants June 17.

Medina Township

Suspicious vehicle

Officers were called to a report of a suspicious vehicle June 14. It turns out it was a Homeland Security agent on a stakeout.

Montville Township

Criminal damage

Police were called June 15 to Ralph Waite Elementary after a window was discovered broken.

Wadsworth

Theft

Three Planet Fitness members reported someone took their wallets from a locker room and used credit cards for unauthorized purchases.

Arrests

A Main Street woman, 27, was charged with receiving stolen property and possession of a drug abuse instrument June 17.

Vandalism

Someone spray-painted restrooms and started a fire at Durling Park, 254 E. Boyer St.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

An Akron man, 33, was arrested June 18 on warrants for theft from the elderly, forgery and receiving stolen property.

A Walter Street woman, 34, was charged with obstructing justice June 13.

A Walter Street man, 28, was charged with domestic violence June 13.

A Solon man, 21, was arrested a burglary warrant June 14.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Canton man, 39, of Dueber Avenue Southwest, was arrested June 5 on a felony robbery warrant in the 6800 block of Sunset Strip Avenue Northwest.

A Quail Hill Street Northwest man, 57, was charged with domestic violence, resisting arrest and felonious assault June 5 after he allegedly pushed an officer, punched him and bit his knee.

Breaking and entering

A Nimishillen Township man told police June 3 that copper pipe and tools, total value $1,150, were stolen from a vacant structure on Tahiti Street Northwest.

Burglary

Cash, a watch and tennis shoes, total value $2,500, were reported stolen June 1 from a Stuhldreher Street Northwest home.

Forgery

A Shakertown Drive Northwest woman told police May 29 that her credit card was used without permission to make $752 in purchases in another country.

Identity fraud

A Bob-O-Link Street Northwest man told police he received a phone call telling him he was entitled to a refund from Microsoft. He supplied the banking information requested and learned later that $1,141 had been withdrawn from two of his bank accounts.

Thefts

A Brighton Circle Northwest woman told police that a relative took a laptop computer, electric video system, games and other items, total value $1,825, from her home.

A thief pushing a stroller June 4 took two pairs of sunglasses, total value $900, from Sunglass Hut International at Belden Village Mall.

A Millersburg man told police May 30 that a concrete saw and cart, total value $1,600, were stolen from a Blue Ash Avenue Northwest location.

Lake Township

Arrest

A Mogadore Avenue Northwest woman, 28, was charged with domestic violence June 12.

North Canton

Arrests

A Park Avenue Northeast man, 21, was charged with felony vandalism June 9 after he allegedly rode his skateboard on a Red Bull promotional vehicle at Dogwood Park, causing $1,000 in damage.

A North Main Street man, 54, was arrested June 7 on a warrant alleging pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor. Police said the material was on his computer.

Burglary

Fishing equipment and other items, total value $1,650, were reported stolen June 5 from the basement of a Hillcrest Avenue Northwest apartment.

Forgery

A Winston Avenue Northeast resident told police June 2 that $1,869 had been withdrawn from her bank account without permission.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Regentview Avenue Northeast man, 47, was arrested June 8 after he allegedly threatened to harm a woman.

A Hillridge Avenue Northeast man, 44, was charged with domestic violence June 7.

A Canton woman, 38, of Tuscarawas Street West, was charged with grand theft June 5 after she allegedly obtained the security code for an Aster Avenue Northeast safe and stole $8,000.

A 41st Street Northeast man, 40, was charged with domestic violence June 5 after he allegedly choked his girlfriend.

Burglary

A grandfather clock, silver candlesticks and other items, total value $4,250, were reported stolen June 6 from a Lakeside Avenue Northwest home.

Wayne County

Wayne sheriff

Burglaries

A PlayStation3, a laptop computer and games, total value $870, were reported stolen June 17 from a home in the 11000 block of Church Road, Green Township.

A television, a mountain bike and furniture were reported stolen June 12 from a home in the 1300 block of Barnes Drive, Wooster Township.

Illegal conveyance

A Normandy Drive, Wooster, resident allegedly smuggled heroin and other drugs June 14 into Wayne County Jail.

Domestic violence

A woman, 30, reported June 11 that her husband tried to harm her at their home in the 600 block of North Millborne Road, East Union Township.

Thefts

A purse worth $295 was reported stolen June 14 from a van in a field in the 10100 block of Canaan Center Road, Canaan Township.

A 1995 Dodge Dakota valued at $2,000 was reported stolen June 9 from an auto shop in the 3000 block of Dover Road, Franklin Township.

A motorcycle, a dirt bike and a helmet, total value $4,600, was reported stolen June 10 from a home in the 13300 block of Fulton Road, Chippewa Township.

Burglaries

A gold pocket watch was reported stolen June 18 from a home in the 300 block of Nold Avenue.

A television, a steak and vegetables, total value $1,320, were reported stolen June 19 from a home in the 800 block of East Bowman Street.

A Samsung tablet worth $500 was reported stolen June 11 from a home in the 200 block of East Henry Street.

Thefts

A Spring Brook Drive resident reported June 11 that someone used her debit card to purchase an item worth $106.

A temporary license plate was reported stolen June 16 from a car at Wayne County Public Library, 220 W. Liberty St.

Three air-conditioning units and a battery, total value $18,050, were reported stolen June 13 from a building in the 5200 block of Cleveland Road.

An air-conditioning unit valued at $1,500 was reported stolen June 11 from a residence in the 1400 block of Cedar Lane.

BATH TWP.

Tire causes crash

BATH TWP.: A woman was in critical condition with serious head injuries after a motorcycle crash Saturday morning in Bath Township.

The state highway patrol said the woman was a passenger on a 2001 Harley-Davidson motorcycle operated by her husband when the rear tire blew out. The motorcycle went out of control, crashed and overturned about 9:40 a.m. on Interstate 77 northbound near the state Route 18 exit.

Barbara J. Lawrence, 41, of Diamond was thrown from the motorcycle. She was taken to Akron General Hospital. Her husband, Monte R. Lawrence, 44, also was thrown from the motorcycle and had minor injuries.

Neither wore helmets, police said.

Monte Lawrence had a temporary motorcycle license and was operating outside the license restrictions, the state highway patrol said. No charges have been filed. The crash is still being investigated, police said.

SUGARCREEK TWP.

Cyclist hits truck

SUGARCREEK TWP.: A husband and wife motorcyclist and passenger were seriously hurt about 10:35 Friday night in Sugarcreek Township, Stark County, when their 2004 Harley-Davidson ran a stop sign and hit a truck, the state highway patrol said.

The motorcycle operator, Todd L. Cantwell, 42, of Beach City, was taken to Aultman Hospital with “incapacitating injuries,” police said. Passenger Jeannie L. Cantwell, 43, was take by helicopter to Akron General Hospital with serious injuries.

Neither was wearing protective gear and alcohol appears to be a factor in the crash, police said.

The motorcycle went through a stop sign on state Route 212 at U.S. Route 250, police said. It hit a commercial truck driven by Randall W. Broaddus, 53, of Lancaster, Ky., who was driving on Route 250.

AKRON

Entrepreneur rating

Akron was ranked fifth on SpareFoot’s new list of America’s top 15 hubs for solo entrepreneurs, the storage experts released Friday.

SpareFoot, a Texas company that helps find and book self-storage units, looked at how the number of solo entrepreneurs has grown in the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas and how well entrepreneurs are faring.

The company looked at five economic measures from the Census and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

The Youngstown metropolitan area placed fourth on the list. Coming in at No. 1 was McAllen, Texas; No. 2 was Allentown, Pa., and No. 3 was Chattanooga, Tenn.

Seeking members

AKRON: The Akron PeaceMakers, the city’s anti-crime youth program, is seeking new members.

“We are looking for teens who want to make a real difference in the things that directly affect them and their peers,” Billy Soule, Akron’s assistant to the mayor in charge of community relations, said in a press release.

The program has about 80 members who took part in two dozen community projects and provided more than 4,500 volunteer hours last year.

The PeaceMakers will have two summer orientation sessions from July 15-18 and Aug. 5-8. To qualify, youths must live in the greater Akron area and must be entering grades 9 to 12. The applications deadline is July 9 for the July 15 session and July 30 for the Aug. 5 session.

Applications are available at www.akronpeacemakers.org. For more information, call Willa Keith at 330-375-2712 or Soule at 330-375-2660, send an email to peacemakers@akronohio.gov.

MEDINA COUNTY

Field Day event

CHATHAM: As part of “Amateur Radio Week” the ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio, will be hosting a “field day” event June 28 and 29.

This event is designed for the public to come and see the capabilities of amateur radio and learn how to get their own FCC radio licenses.

For more information, visit www.emergency-radio.org.

COLUMBUS: Police are investing the fatal shootings of a man and a woman found at the site of a one-car crash at an apartment complex in central Ohio.

Columbus police said in a statement that 22-year-old Delrec Avant and 24-year-old Dorcas Law were found shortly before 1 a.m. Friday with gunshot wounds to their upper bodies. Their last known addresses were in Columbus.

Police say Avant was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead around 8 a.m. Friday. Police say the woman died at another hospital about 6:30 Friday night.

Authorities say they have no suspects or motive in the case.

Police say the crash occurred when the car struck a parked vehicle after the shooting.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A LaCroix Street woman, 56, was charged with aggravated vehicular assault, felony hit-skip, failure to control a motor vehicle and operating vehicle under the influence. Police said she was driving drunk on Brown Street when she struck two pedestrians and fled June 1.

A homeless man, 32, was charged with domestic violence menacing and violation of a protection order after he allegedly threatened the mother of his children with a gun while on a bus.

An Eastland Avenue man, 34, was charged with felony willfully fleeing after he allegedly led officers on a 65 mph chase through residential neighborhoods before crashing at Interstate 76 westbound on the Fuller Avenue entrance ramp.

A Frederick Street man, 19, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, receiving stolen property and improperly handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle after a traffic stop.

A homeless man, 32, was charged with burglary, possession of criminal tools and obstructing justice after he was found hiding in a vacant house. He had a pry bar, wire cutters and other tools. Another man, 21, also was charged in the incident.

A homeless woman, 53, was charged with burglary, disorderly conduct and intoxication after she allegedly tried to break into a house on Blanche Street.

A Nemes Place woman, 25, was charged with receiving stolen property and breaking and entering after she allegedly took a key, removed property from a storage facility and sold the items she took.

A Barberton man, 22, of Jefferson Avenue, was charged with burglary after he allegedly followed a tenant into a building at 22 E. Exchange St., entered an unlocked apartment and stole a laptop computer.

Barberton

Arrests

An Evergreen Street man, 53, was charged with domestic violence June 17 after he allegedly dragged his girlfriend across a gravel driveway and pulled her hair.

A Wooster Road West man, 34, was charged with domestic violence June 16 after he allegedly grabbed his wife by the hair, threw her on the kitchen floor and tossed items around their apartment.

A Berea woman, 37, was arrested on Summit County forgery warrants following a disturbance call June 16 on West Tuscarawas Avenue.

A man, 48, was charged with striking his Baird Avenue girlfriend and grabbing her throat June 13.

Burglaries

Someone entered a Norwood Street home June 15 and stole cash, coins and jewelry, total value $14,000.

About $3,000 in cash was reported stolen June 14 from a Hermann Street home.

An air-conditioning unit and copper piping, total value $510, were stolen from an East Huston Street residence, police were told June 13.

Thefts

A mower valued at $940 was reported stolen June 17 from a First Street Northeast home.

A $500 riding mower was stolen from an East Robinson Avenue home, police learned June 17.

A wedding ring and sunglasses, total value $3,150, were reported stolen June 16 from an Elmwood Avenue home.

A $1,000 air-conditioning unit was reported stolen June 12 from a vacant home on East Robinson Avenue.

A 17-foot flatbed trailer valued at $500 was reported stolen June 12 from a West Hopocan Avenue property.

Bath Township

Arress

A man, 25, was charged with assault June 21 after he allegedly assaulted a Martin Road man, 54, when he wouldn’t turn over the keys to the suspect’s mother’s home.

Misuse of a credit card

A debit card belonging to Advanced Quality Lawn was used to make unauthorized purchases of nearly $200 on June 18.

Suspicious person

Police responded to a report of a suspicious person soliciting sex at a southbound Interstate 77 rest area. An officer made contact with the man, who denied soliciting. He said he walked there from Parma and was waiting for a ride. He was transported to a bus station.

Copley Township

Damage

A Robinwood Lane resident told police that a truck knocked over a mailbox and drove away.

Theft

A Copley Meadows Drive man, 55, told police someone stole aluminum rims and tires June 13 that had been delivered by UPS.

Someone stole a headstone June 11 from Copley Township Cemetery.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A Third Street man, 44, was charged with domestic violence June 22 after he allegedly assaulted his girlfriend.

A Green woman, 28, was charged with possession of a drug abuse instrument June 26 at a home in the 3300 block of Charles Avenue. Police found a hypodermic needle and drug residue. The woman was taken to a hospital for a possible overdose.

A 13th Street man, 52, was charged with possession of a controlled substance June 19. Police reported finding heroin and Fentanyl patches in his apartment.

Assault

A woman, 24, told police June 25 that someone walked into her workplace in the 2600 block of State Road and shoved her against a wall.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into a Bailey Road tattoo shop June 23-25 and stole $600 from a cash register.

Burglaries

Someone broke into a home June 26 in the 400 block of Magnolia Avenue and stole $3,000 in items.

Someone took electronics and video games June 20 from an apartment in the 2000 block of 24th Street.

A home in the 400 block of East Bath Road was burglarized June 24. Items valued at $575 were taken.

Someone entered an unlocked home in the 800 block of Monroe Avenue on June 21. The resident was home at the time. She found her purse outside, missing $600.

An apartment in the 2500 block of State Road was burglarized between June 7 and June 19. Electronics and a debit card were taken. The debit card was used to make nearly $4,000 in unauthorized transactions.

Identity theft

A Calvert Drive couple told police June 24 that someone used their personal information to file an Indiana tax return.

Felonious assault

A Birchwood Avenue man told police June 23 that a man he knows punched him in the face several times, causing several fractures.

Misuse of a credit card

A Lorain man, 19, reported June 19 that someone stole his wallet and used credit cards for $800 in purchases at Best Buy, 445 Howe Ave.

Utilities

Someone cut down a tree in the 3400 block of Haas Road, causing it to fall on a power line, which left 200 customers without electricity.

Fairlawn

Arrests

An Akron man, 20, was charged with trespassing June 25 at Dillard’s after he argued with employees about store policy while trying to return shoes. They told him he couldn’t return them because they had been worn and had a stain on them. Responding officers asked him to leave. When he came back a second time, he was charged with trespassing.

An Akron, woman, 25, was charged with theft June 22 after she allegedly tried to steal $95 worth of boys and girls swimwear.

A Stow woman, 43, was charged with theft June 20 after she allegedly tried to steal children’s clothing from Macy’s at Summit Mall.

Theft

A woman, 77, told police that someone stole an inhaler prescription May 30 that had been delivered to her mailbox.

Green

Arrests

A Walnut Ridge Drive woman, 46, was charged with domestic violence June 18 after she allegedly assaulted her husband.

A woman, 25, was charged with domestic violence after she allegedly assaulted her Northwood Drive boyfriend. She said he pushed her.

An Island Drive man, 18, was charged with domestic violence June 16 after he allegedly knocked his mother to the ground.

Breaking and entering

Deputies were trying to determine the identities of two males caught on video entering Camp Y Noah off Mount Pleasant Road June 17 and removing food from a refrigerator.

Hudson

Arrest

A Stow Road man, 19, was charged with two counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor June 25.

Mogadore

Arrest

An Akron man was arrested June 21 after trying to drive away from a crash on Mogadore Road. The car was missing a wheel and the driver was impaired, police said.

New Franklin

Arrest

A Will Drive woman told police June 10 that her ex-boyfriend, 33, ran into her home and choked her. She ran to a neighbor’s home and he fled when told police were en route. He was found hiding in bushes and charged with domestic violence.

Theft

Someone stole diamond earrings and 82 Harley-Davidson coins from a Rennie Court home June 19.

Norton

Animal cruelty

A Greenridge Road woman told police June 21 that she found three stray kittens dead in the garage with their heads cut off. The kittens had been living in her garage with their mother, also a stray. The woman said she thinks the kittens were killed elsewhere, and their mother brought their bodies back to the garage.

Theft

An all-terrain vehicle was stolen June 21 from a shed in the 2800 block of Wadsworth Road.

Springfield Township

Arrests

An Akron woman, 30, of McKinley Avenue, and an Akron woman, 27, of Romig Road, were charged with robbing a woman April 25 in a lot at Walmart on South Arlington Road.

A Samuel Road man, 40, was charged with domestic violence June 15 after he allegedly slapped his wife in a Hidden Lake Boulevard driveway.

Stow

Arrests

A Rome, Ohio, woman 38, was charged with fleeing and eluding a peace officer and driving the wrong way June 23 on state Route 8.

A Liberty Road man, 28, was arrested June 23 on warrants alleging possession of drugs and possession of drug abuse instruments.

A Ravenna man, 33, was charged with illegal assembly of chemicals used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine June 22.

Arson

A juvenile set fire to a mattress, damaging the second floor of a home in the 600 block of Acorn Place.

Assault

An Akron woman, 28, said a man she knows slapped her twice and hit her on the top of the head at Circle K, 750 Steels Corners Road.

A woman, 92, reportedly was assaulted June 30 at Stow Glen Nursing Home, 4285 Kent Road.

Identity theft

A Sunnyside Drive woman reported June 23 someone used her identity to file a federal tax return.

Theft

A woman told police that someone stole her purse from a car in an open garage of a East Celeste View home June 25. A debit card was later used at a local business.

Voyeurism

A Mac Drive woman, 27, told police June 19 that she believes someone accessed her apartment attic to watch her family by breaking a hole in the wall of an adjacent attic.

Tallmadge

Arrests

An Akron man, 28, was charged with illegal assembly of chemicals to manufacture drugs June 18 during a traffic stop in the 2000 block of Eastwood Avenue.

A Mogadore man, 23, was charged June 19 with possession of heroin, possession of a drug abuse instrument and driving under suspension. Suspected heroin and a hypodermic syringe were found during a traffic stop at Tallmadge Circle.

Forgery

Someone tried to cash a check stolen from a briefcase at FirstMerit Bank, 27 Northwest Ave., on June 9.

Theft

An employee with Appliance Mart, 43 Midway Plaza, reported June 21 that someone took an envelope containing $1,000 from the counter.

Someone cut the locks on three lockers June 18 at Planet Fitness, 505 South Ave., stole wallets and added different locks. Credit cards from two of the wallets were used at local businesses — one at Macy’s for more than $3,500 and another from Kmart for more than $500.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Theft

A Tiffany Drive resident called police June 19 after coming home to find the house ransacked.

Medina County

Brunswick

Noise complaint

Police were called June 22 to Meadowbrook Boulevard for a noise complaint. Two sisters were yelling about another woman’s barking dog.

Medina

Juveniles

Police were called June 24 to Birch Hill Drive on a complaint about juveniles yelling at passing cars.

Theft

A South Court Street resident called police June 22 after an historic sign was stolen from the yard.

Medina Township

Suspicious person

A security camera at a Medina Road gas station caught a worker shooting heroin in the parking lot. The worker was charged June 19.

Montville Township

Suspicious mail

A pastor of a Medina Road church complained to police June 25 about a suspicious mailing.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A First Street woman, 27, was charged with domestic violence and threatening domestic violence.

A woman, 26, and a man, 25, both of Pardee Street, were charged with child endangering June 22 after a witness called police at 10:45 p.m. to report two toddlers and a dog were outside unattended.

A homeless man, 34, was charged with disorderly conduct June 24 after he allegedly was spotted holding a machete in a driveway in the 300 block of Oak Street.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Canton man, 28, of Brown Avenue Northwest, was arrested June 14 on a domestic violence after he allegedly threatened to kill a Jackson Township resident.

A Canton man, 18, and a North Canton boy, 17, were charged with burglary June 25 after they allegedly looted three attached garages in the Glenmoor allotment.

Burglaries

Two potted plants, a cellphone and a gym bag full of clothing, total value $1,500, were taken June 14 from a home on Shady Oaks Drive.

A laptop computer and TV set, total value $950, were reported stolen June 10 from a Raleigh Street Northwest home.

Threat investigation

A Radcliff Avenue Northwest man told police a man threatened to kill him with a sledgehammer June 15.

Thefts

TJ Maxx personnel told police June 9 that a woman grabbed 10 designer purses, total value $1,990, and fled in a waiting vehicle.

A Perry Township woman told police June 8 that a $500 phone was stolen from under her seat at Movies 10 on Dressler Road Northwest.

A Frank Avenue Northwest man said he wired $4,925 to a person claiming he was selling a vehicle on eBay. When he later contacted the seller, he was told he hadn’t purchased the vehicle and the bank said the transfer had already posted.

A woman stole 25 to 30 pairs of frames, total value $4,500, from LensCrafters at Belden Village Mall.

Lake Township

Arrest

A Lake Township man, 33, of Pleasantwood Avenue Northwest, was charged with burglary June 13 after a Burkey Road Northwest couple found him asleep on a couch.

North Canton

Arrest

A Canton woman, 50, of Cleveland Avenue Northwest, was arrested June 16 on a theft warrant after she allegedly took a Plain Township man’s wallet and credit cards.

Burglary

An air compressor and other items, total value $520, were reported stolen June 7 from a garage of an Easthill Street Southeast home.

Theft

A flat-screen TV and remote, total value $885, were reported stolen June 8 from an Applegrove Street Northeast residence.

Plain Township

Arrests

A 42nd Street Northwest woman, 31, was charged with domestic violence June 18 after she allegedly scratched her boyfriend.

A Tallmadge man, 44, was arrested on a domestic violence warrant during traffic stop June 17 at 31st Street and Market Avenue North.

A 44th Street Northwest man, 51, was charged with domestic violence after he allegedly threatened to beat his father June 16.

A Louisville woman, 55, of Plum Street, was charged with felonious assault and criminal trespass after she allegedly threatened someone with scissors at a 30th Street Northeast location June 13.

Uniontown

Burglary

Copper pipe and a bedroom set, total value $2,000, were stolen June 14 from a home on Cleveland Avenue Northwest.

Theft

Someone stole 15 shrubs, total value $1,200, from a model home June 17 on Lake Center Road.

Wayne County

Wayne sheriff

Arson

Two trees, doors, windows and four picnic tables were reported damaged by a fire June 22 at Fredericksburg Elementary, 160 W. Clay St., Fredericksburg.

Breaking and entering

A cash register and a door were damaged when someone took another cash register and $40 in a jar, total loss $1,020, June 23 at Cheese Shoppe, 7845 E. Lincoln Way, East Union Township.

Two gas cans with six gallons of gas, total value $54, were reported stolen June 23 from a building in the 18400 block of Davis Road, Sugar Creek Township.

Burglary

Ten muscle-relaxant tablets and 50 Oxycodone pills were reported taken June 23 from a home in the 1900 block of Blachleyville Road, Wooster Township.

Drug possession

Deputies found heroin, crystal meth and marijuana June 20 during a traffic stop at Eastern and Gates roads, Chippewa Township.

Thefts

A 2002 Yamaha four-wheeler valued at $2,000 was reported stolen June 24 from a shed in the 100 block of South Reedsburg Road, Plain Township.

Two prescription tablets were reported stolen June 20 from a group home of Midway Health Services, 1615 Bank St., Apple Creek.

Appliances and copper pipes total value $3,200 were reported stolen June 23 from a vacant house in the 2700 block of Meadowbrook Drive, Wooster Township.

Wooster

Arrests

A Wooster man, 28, was charged with felony domestic violence June 20 after he allegedly damaged the windows and tires of his girlfriend’s car in the 1000 block of East Bowman Street.

A Wooster man, 25, was charged with felony domestic violence June 21 after he allegedly pushed a woman, 33, at their home in the 500 block of West Larwill Street, causing her to cut her arm and foot.

Breaking and entering

A $400 pressure washer was reported stolen June 22 from a garage in the 5000 block of Settlers Lane.

A $400 stove was reported taken June 21 from a vacant residence in the 2200 block of Friar Tuck Circle.

Burglaries

A Spink Street resident reported June 20 that 20 Vicodin tablets were stolen from her home.

An Xbox and games, total value $650, were reported stolen June 20 from a home in the 400 block of East Larwill Street.

A pistol and a video camera, total value $540, were reported stolen June 21 from a home in the 1500 block of Highland Park Road.

Theft

A Spink Street man reported June 20 that his wallet was stolen from his car and a credit card was used to buy cigarettes, a laptop computer and other items worth $663.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A Lake Street man, 46, was charged with aggravated burglary and felonious assault after he allegedly kicked in an apartment door and stabbed a resident in the rib cage.

A Seward Avenue man, 25, was charged with domestic violence after he allegedly pulled the hair of the mother of his child and threatened her with a knife.

A Beardsley Avenue woman, 25, was charged with possession of meth, drug instruments and drug paraphernalia after she called 911 because she thought she had overdosed. Officers found a burnt spoon, a syringe and meth in her purse when she arrived at the hospital.

A Noah Avenue man, 20, was charged with aggravated burglary and aggravated robbery after he allegedly forced his way into a Stadelman Avenue home and robbed two juveniles at gunpoint.

A Downing Place man, 37, was charged with domestic violence and menacing after he allegedly struck his child’s mother in the nose and threatened to kill her in the 300 block of Noble Avenue.

A Neal Court man, 24, was charged with tampering with evidence and domestic violence after he allegedly grabbed a woman’s phone, scratched her face and poked her in the eye during a quarrel.

A Superior Avenue woman, 42, was charged with heroin tracking, marijuana possession and child endangering after police stopped her vehicle. Her adult son was found to possess 30 grams of heroin and she admitted to driving her son to a location to sell the heroin.

A Bloomfield avenue man, 35, was charged with cocaine trafficking and possessing crack, marijuana and criminal tools. Officers took him into custody on a warrant and reported finding crack and marijuana, packaged for sale, in his pockets.

An Oakland Avenue man, 32, was charged with trafficking in heroin and possession of heroin and criminal tools after detectives executed a search warrant at his home.

A homeless man, 20, was charged with receiving stolen property after police found him in the driver’s seat of a parked car that had been reported stolen.

A Nome Avenue woman, 26, was charged with drug abuse after police stopped her for suspicion of prostitution. Officers said she threw down a crumpled napkin that contained wrapped crack cocaine.

A Sumner Street man, 29, was charged with failing to comply with a police order after officers tried to pull him over for driving erratically at a high speed. Police said he didn’t stop until he got into his driveway.

A Diagonal Road woman, 51, was charged with burglary after she allegedly used a beer bottle to break a window to enter a South Arlington Street home.

Coventry

Arrests

A Green man, 26, of East Nimisila Road, and an Akron man, 21, of Georgia Avenue, were charged with illegal assembly and possession of chemicals to make drugs and illegal manufacturing of drugs June 26 when they were found passed out in a South Arlington Road parking lot.

An Akron man, 25, of Daisy Avenue, was charged with domestic violence June 20, a day after he allegedly grabbed his girlfriend by the neck and tried to choke her.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

Three 17-year-old boys were charged with obstruction of official business June 20 after they allegedly left the scene of a hit-skip crash to avoid talking to police.

A Sackett Avenue woman, 37, was charged with domestic violence July 1 after she allegedly punched and scratched her boyfriend. The woman told police that she had been sexually assaulted.

Breaking and entering

Two compound bows, arrows and a quiver, total value $2,800, were stolen June 28 from Fixed Auto Service, 1704 Front St.

Burglary

A home was looted June 30 in the 2900 block of Prange Drive.

Someone broke into an apartment in the 1000 block of Howe Avenue and stole more than 1,000 in electronics June 30.

Jewelry was stolen June 30 from a home in the 800 block of Clyde Avenue.

Criminal damaging

Several car windows and lights were reported broken throughout the city June 28.

Theft

Someone broke into a Natatorium locker July 3 and stole a cellphone, clothes, car key and other items, total value $600.

Scrap metal and truck parts valued at $1,900 were taken June 28 from behind a building in the 100 block of East Steels Corners Road.

A Falls Avenue man reported June 30 that someone logged into his credit union account and transferred $4,900 to another account.

Vandalism

Someone caused $2,000 in damage to a building that houses Rita’s Italian Ice, 2328 State Road.

Fairlawn

Arrests

A Bay Hill Drive man, 22, was charged with drug possession after officers pulled him over for having expired license plates.

Two Akron teens, both 14, were charged with theft June 29 after they allegedly stole $111 worth in merchandise from Walmart.

An Akron woman, 25, was charged with theft June 27 after she allegedly stole $344 in merchandise from Macy’s at Summit Mall.

An Akron woman, 28, was charged with theft June 27 after she allegedly stole $42 in merchandise from Marc’s on West Market Street.

Green

Arrests

An East Caston Road woman, 47, was charged with domestic violence June 23 after she allegedly spit on her boyfriend, punched him and struck him on the head with a cordless phone.

A Dorwil Drive man, 51, was charged with domestic violence June 22 after he allegedly punched a woman in the face several times, and took her purse and phone.

Theft

An Eagle Drive woman told police June 21 that she left a $700 cellphone on a sink in a restroom at Giant Eagle on Corporate Woods Parkway. When she returned, it was gone.

Someone broke into a truck June 22 on Massillon Road and stole $600 in items.

Somebody broke the lock on a trailer parked June 16 on Park Knoll Road and stole a mower and other landscaping equipment, total value $4,200.

Hudson

Arrests

A 10th Street man, 20, was charged with possession of heroin and drug abuse instruments June 26. While responding to drug overdose, police found heroin, a spoon and a hypodermic needle in a bathroom.

A Boston Mills Road man, 24, was charged with endangering children and possession of drug paraphernalia June 27.

A Manor Drive man, 27, was charged with domestic violence June 30.

Mogadore

Vandalism

A man called police June 30 after someone threw a brick through his rear window as he drove on North Cleveland Avenue. The man said three juveniles ran from the scene.

New Franklin

Breaking and entering

Someone entered a detached garage June 23 on Vanderhoof Road and stole $2,500 worth of fireworks.

Burglary

Two laptop computers, a computer tablet and flat-screen TV were stolen June 25 from a West Turkeyfoot Lake Road home.

Norton

Arrests

A Silver Springs man, 30, was charged with felonious assault and tampering with evidence June 29 after he allegedly cut a man, 37.

Theft

A 3,000 ring was stolen June 29 from a safe in a home in the 2500 block of Wadsworth Road.

Springfield Township

Arrests

A Griffith Road man, 42, was charged with felony domestic violence June 22 after he allegedly grabbed his girlfriend and shoved her head into a wall.

An Akron man, 41, of Crosier Street, was arrested June 23 on warrants alleging felonious assault and domestic violence. He allegedly punched and kicked his girlfriend in the face June 21 on Coach Lane.

Breaking and entering

Someone entered a Fettro Road home June 22 and stole a motorcycle, shotgun, four TVs and other items, total value $13,200, and then tried to set the building on fire.

Stow

Arrests

A woman, 36, and a man, 27, were charged with theft July 2 after they allegedly took merchandise from Kohl’s, 4240 Kent Road. The man was also charged with possession of criminal tools and the woman was charged with possession of dangerous drugs.

A Conwill Road man, 43, was charged with three counts of receiving stolen property June 20.

Animal neglect

Police were called July 1 to a vacant home in the 2600 block of Graham Road after a woman found an animal crate containing a cat and three kittens in the driveway.

Assault

An Elm Road woman, 51, told police June 28 that someone she knows assaulted her.

A Seasons Road woman, 53, told police June 29 that she was assaulted.

Drugs

Police were investigating an Elm Road man accused of growing marijuana in his home.

Menacing

Witnesses told police June 30 that someone with a knife threatened them in the parking lot of Giant Eagle, 1700 Norton Road.

Theft

An employee is suspected of stealing $400 in lottery tickets June 21-22 from Speedway, 1045 Graham Road.

Tallmadge

Arrests

A Southwest Avenue man, 37, was charged with domestic violence June 27.

A Cuyahoga Falls man, 36, was charged with using a weapon while intoxicated July 1.

A Southwest Avenue woman, 38, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia June 30.

Medina County

Brunswick

Vandalism

Police and the firefighters were called to Baywood Drive after someone set fire to carpeting and a chair on a tree lawn. The homeowner had placed the items on the curb for trash pickup.

Medina

Fraud

A Lafayette Road resident told police July 3 that a roofer took money for a job but didn’t do the work.

Montville Township

Family dispute

A Wooster Pike mother called police July 2 to complain that her son, 14, had been disrespectful and was opening mail that was not his.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A Johnson Road man, 23, was charged with domestic violence July 1.

A man, 42, was charged with obstructing official business June 30.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

A Silver Oaks Drive woman, 21, was charged with burglary July 2 after she allegedly broke into a Golden Oaks Avenue apartment.

An Akron man, 20, was arrested June 30 on warrants alleging aggravated robbery and having a weapon under a felony disability.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Suzette Avenue Northwest man, 27, was arrested June 25 on a domestic violence warrant.

A Plain Township man, 22, of 31st Street Northeast, was arrested June 24 on a warrant alleging felony receiving stolen property.

A homeless woman, 24, was arrested June 19 on a warrant alleging she passed bad checks.

Breaking and entering

Someone entered Gameday Grille on Fulton Drive Northwest and stole an undisclosed amount of cash June 24.

Theft

The owner of G & D Tree Service on Vantage Hill Street Northwest told police June 23 that someone broke off the lock on a truck’s storage compartment on Ontario Street Northwest and stole four chain saws and a stump grinder, total value $17,425.

An Echodell Avenue Northwest woman told police June 19 that someone removed $3,900 from her savings account after she applied online for a job. A caller told her that money would be deposited in the account. Instead, it was stolen.

An air conditioner, dishes and other kitchen items, total value $500, were reported stolen June 24 from a rental unit at the Storage Factory on Fulton Drive Northwest.

Thieves entered a house under construction on Galena Avenue Northwest and stole $1,000 in copper wire from the basement, police learned June 21.

Two women at Brown Mackie College on Munson Street Northwest told police June 19 that someone stole their iPods, total value $1,300, after they left it in a room while attending an awards ceremony.

North Canton

Arrest

A Canton woman, 30, of 18th Street Northwest, was charged with domestic violence June 25 after she allegedly punched the father of her child in the head and face at the Stark County Board of Developmental Disabilities on South Main Street.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Dell Circle Northwest male, 34, was charged with domestic violence June 22 after he allegedly poked his wife in the chest and threatened to harm her.

An Amsel Street Northeast man, 21, was charged with felony domestic violence June 19 after a physical altercation at his apartment.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A Vernon Odom Boulevard man, 31, was charged with menacing and domestic violence after he allegedly threw his girlfriend against a bedroom wall, choked her and bit her nose.

A Hampton Knoll Drive man, 31, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, improperly handling a handgun in a motor vehicle, possessing criminal tools and receiving stolen property. Police reported finding a loaded, stolen gun in his car during a traffic stop.

A Dover Avenue man, 19, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after police said he had a loaded gun in his waistband.

A Beechwood Avenue man, 46, was charged with vandalism, menacing and domestic violence after he allegedly went to his ex-wife’s house and broke out several windows and kicked in the door.

A Work Drive man, 29, was charged with carrying a concealed knife, possessing marijuana and receiving stolen property after officers responded to a call about a man tampering with cars in a West Market Street parking lot.

A Smithfarm Street man, 23, was charged with counterfeiting a controlled substance, tampering with evidence and resisting arrest.

Bath Township

Arrest

A woman, 25, was charged with assault July 1 after she allegedly spit in the face of an acquaintance, 29, while shopping at Old Navy, 3881 Medina Road.

Coventry Township

Arrest

A Hohman Avenue woman, 51, was charged with domestic violence after she allegedly struck her fiance in the face several times July 4.

Robbery

A robber armed with a knife demanded $80 from a clerk July 3 at the Dollar General on Manchester Road on July 3. The robber fled when someone yelled to call police.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A warrant was issued July 8 for a Munroe Falls man, 18, who was with a woman who overdosed at the Circle K on Tallmadge Road. Police said the man gave police false information about his identity.

A Germaine Street man, 26, was charged July 6 with receiving stolen property. Officers reported finding the man driving a stolen car.

Aggravated menacing

A Washington Avenue man told police July 5 that a man pointed a handgun at his friend and threatened to shoot him. The friend declined to prosecute.

Assault

An East Bath Road man reported July 6 that he thinks his mother is being abused by the staff of a local nursing home.

Breaking and entering

Someone broke into a vacant home July 6 in the 700 block of Munroe Falls Avenue and stole appliances and tools.

Burglaries

Someone tried to break into a home July 5 in the 2300 block of 12th Street.

A video game system and accessories were taken July 5 from a home in the 3300 block of Hudson Drive.

More than $5,000 in property was stolen July 8 from a home in the 200 block of Tyler Avenue.

Someone stole a credit card July 5 from a home in the 2500 block of 10th Street.

Identity fraud

A Fourth Street man told police July 7 someone used his ID to file false federal and state tax returns.

Misuse of a credit card

A West Bath Road man, 48, reported July 9 that someone used his credit card to make more than $5,000 in unauthorized transactions.

Thefts

A cellphone was stolen July 6 taken from a Natatorium locker.

A former Wadsworth Road woman told police July 3 that three men who helped her move to Virginia took more than $1,400 in belongings.

A Stuart Avenue woman told police July 3 that she let a friend use her 1999 Dodge Durango on July 1, but it has not been returned.

Green

Arrests

An Akron man of Boulevard Street was charged with domestic violence July 6 after he allegedly punched and choked the mother of his child at her Mayfair Road residence.

A South Main Street man, 56, was charged with domestic violence July 2 after he allegedly threw household items at his girlfriend and hit her in the head.

Burglaries

A Chadwick Drive woman told police July 1 that someone entered her home and stole numerous items, including a $1,000 microphone.

A $1,695 wedding ring was reported stolen June 27 from a woman’s Koons Road residence.

New Franklin

Theft

A Clinton woman told police that someone stole her $500 cellphone after she left it on the roof of her boyfriend’s car as he left her home.

Springfield Township

Arrest

A Buena Vista Drive man, 34, was charged with domestic violence June 25 after he allegedly struck his girlfriend in the face and choked her.

Breaking and entering

Someone stole $522 in lottery tickets from a Canton Road drive-thru beverage store on Canton Road, police learned June 23.

Tools valued at $998 were reported stolen June 23 from a Shady Acres Drive structure.

Burglary

A video game system and cash, total value $750, were stolen June 29 from a Pomatan Avenue home.

Thefts

An employee of Sam Winer Motors on East Waterloo Road told police June 30 that someone took rims, leaf springs and brake drums for a truck inside a fenced-in lot.

A Columbine Avenue resident told police June 27 that a TV set and laptop computer, total value $750, were stolen.

A North Turkeyfoot Road woman told police June 25 that her wallet and $2,000 were stolen from a shopping cart while she loaded groceries into her car at Walmart on South Arlington Street.

Stow

Arrests

Two boys, both 13, were charged with a curfew violation and underage possession of alcohol July 7 after an officer spotted them at Springdale Road and Glenrich Circle after 2 a.m.

Misuse of credit card

A North Santom Road man, 73, told police July 3 that someone used his credit card between May 25 and June 22 to make about $12,000 in unauthorized charges.

A woman told police July 3 that someone used her 73-year-old mother’s credit card to make $1,000 worth of unauthorized charges.

Tallmadge

Arrests

Two Cuyahoga Falls men, ages 27 and 24, were charged with possession of drug abuse instruments July 26 after police found syringes, a metal spoon and Suboxone. The older suspect also was charged with felony possession of drugs.

A North Munroe Avenue man, 30, was charged with illegal manufacturing of methamphetamine and possessing chemicals used to manufacture drugs July 7. An officer saw a knife on the man’s lap and another in the console during a traffic stop. Police searched the car and reported finding the illegal materials.

Breaking and entering

Someone tried to break into Auto Zone, 339 West Ave., on July 2, causing. About $1,000 damage was done to the front doors.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Vandalism

Police were called July 5 to York Road, where a resident discovered that an unknown substance was put on cars that caused paint to bubble.

Gunshot fired

Police and EMS were called to the Walnut Hill Apartments on July 5 after a man shot himself in the hand while cleaning his gun. He was taken to a hospital.

Medina County

Brunswick

Stolen vehicle

A Brunswick Hills business reported June 23 that its office was burglarized and a company truck was missing. Later that night, the truck was found in Brunswick. The suspect a Brunswick man, 44, was found behind a residence on Pearl Road.

Medina

Robbery

Officers were called to a car wash July 8 on Northland Drive after someone assaulted and attempted to rob a customer.

Medina Township

Suspicious car

Officers stopped a vehicle July 4 on Pearl Road after hearing “yelling” and seeing the car “rocking violently.” The occupants told the officer they had been singing.

Montville Township

Vandalism

Someone turned on a hose at the Montville Police Department on July 8 and left it running overnight. It almost ran the well dry.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A South Pardee woman, 22, was charged with domestic violence July 8.

A Chestnut Street man was arrested July 8 on a warrant alleging attempted unlawful purchase of pseudoephedrine.

Burglary

Someone looted a home July 7 in the 200 block of Grandview Avenue.

Fraud

A Wadsworth woman, 80, told police July 8 that a man came to her home and told her he had to check for a water main break. He led her to the kitchen and told her to turn on a faucet. While he looked at the water flow, two accomplices entered the front door. A police report did not indicate if anything was taken.

Portage County

Kent

Arrests

A woman, 26, was arrested July 9 on a warrant alleging marijuana trafficking.

A Diamond man, 24, was charged with burglary July 9.

A Franklin Avenue man, 28, was charged with two counts of aggravated menacing and one count each of possessing marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia July 10.

A Dodge Street man, 24, was charged with menacing, criminal trespassing and two counts of aggravated menacing July 5.

Three Ravenna men were charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business and assault July 6. One man is accused of interfering with the arrest of the other men.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrests

A Magnolia woman, 30, was charged with felony theft and identity fraud July 1 after she allegedly used a stolen credit card to buy $77.15 in goods at Target on Dressler Road Northwest.

A Malory Circle Northwest woman, 21, was arrested June 30 on warrants alleging two counts of theft and tampering with evidence at Cedar Point. The woman is accused of taking cash and a laptop computer from a Cedar Point roommate.

Burglary

A Daytona Street Northwest man told police June 27 that someone entered his home and stole a flat-screen TV, four decorative knives, a laptop computer and other items, total value $1,685.

Fraud

A Techwood Street Northwest man told police June 29 that he was scammed by two overseas women with whom he had established Internet relationships. He said he received photos and they talked frequently until he sent $6,300 to them.

Thefts

A $1,200 gold pendant necklace with a diamond was stolen June 27 from a bathroom at a Cornwall Drive Northwest home. A resident told police the jewelry disappeared while workers were in the house.

A Rib Lake, Wis., man told police June 26 that his wallet, $1,000, credit cards and driver’s license were stolen at Christie’s Cabaret on Everhard Road Northwest.

A Darby Drive Northwest male told police that items valued at $4,100 were stolen along with a van and trailer June 25.

An Armistice Street Northwest man told police June 25 that a gold watch and diamond ring, total value $3,600, were stolen from a dresser.

A Canton man told police June 21 that someone stole his $650 cellphone and case from the Fox & Hound on Everhard Road Northwest.

Lake Township

Robbery

A Lake Township man told deputies that he was robbed of cash, wallet and a cellphone, total value $850, by a man who indicated he had a gun.

North Canton

Arrests

An Auburn Avenue Southeast woman, 48, was charged with domestic violence and resisting arrest after she allegedly scratched her boyfriend and hit him in the chest and back July 3.

A Canton man, 18, of Lovers Lane Street Northwest, was charged with felony importuning June 27 after North Canton police said he attempted to solicit a girl, 13, for sexual activity.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Lindford Avenue Northeast man, 32, was charged with domestic violence July 2 after he allegedly pushed a woman during an altercation, causing her to fall to the ground.

An Easton Street Northeast man, 22, was charged with domestic violence June 28 after he allegedly punched his brother in the eye, causing injury.

A 31st Street Northeast man, 33, was arrested June 27 on a domestic violence warrant at his home.

Associated Press

BEREA, OHIO: Ohio Turnpike officials are warning their E-ZPass customers of an email scam.

Officials said Monday that emails from the sender “EZPass Info” are likely attempts to steal personal information from some of the 150,000 customers who use the automated E-ZPass system to automatically pay tolls on the northern Ohio thoroughfare.

The email says the customer owes money and asks the receiver to click a link to download an invoice.

The same e-mail scam also has been reported in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Massachusetts and the District of Columbia.

Officials say the customers with questions about the validity of a message from E-ZPass should call the Turnpike’s customer service center at 440-234-2081, extension 1075.

Summit County

Akron

Arrests

A Winton Avenue man, 47, was charged with concealing and carrying a weapon, having weapons under disability and possession of drugs and drug instruments after police responded to a report of shots fired.

A North Howard Street man, 31, was charged with robbery after he entered a store and allegedly demanded money from the owner. When the owner refused, the man threatened to kill him, police said.

A Lovisa Street man, 45, was charged with domestic violence after he allegedly punched his wife in the mouth, causing a cut.

A Neptune Avenue man, 50, was charged with violating a temporary protection order after police said he sent several Facebook messages to a woman, indicating that he was going to “get her” and “make her pay.”

A homeless man, 36, was charged with breaking and entering and possession of criminal tools after officers found him in a vacant house.

A Lake Street Avenue woman, 28, was charged with domestic violence and felonious assault after she allegedly injured a man’s hand.

A Dean Street woman, 27, was charged with aggravated burglary after she allegedly entered an apartment to retrieve money that she said she was owed by a resident.

Bath Township

Sexual assault

Police were investigating a sexual assault that was reported July 3.

Copley Township

Theft

A Kibler Road woman, 39, told police someone stole a $100 canopy June 22 that had been used during a graduation party.

Cuyahoga Falls

Arrests

A Forest Glen Drive man, 57, was charged with assault July 12 after he allegedly chased his landlord with a walking stick, attempting to hit him.

Police charged a man, 43, with possession of drugs and possession of illegal knives July 13.

A Hawthorne Street man was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and a drug abuse instrument July 15 after police found two hypodermic needles and a metal spoon after the man overdosed.

A Maplewood Drive man, 23, was charged with child endangering July 15 after he crashed his vehicle at Northland and Second streets while allegedly driving drunk. His 2-year-old daughter was in the car.

Assault

A 21st Street woman told police July 16 that a teen shot her daughter in the eye with an air gun.

Burglary

Someone looted an apartment July 15 in the 1000 block of Clyde Avenue and stole $5,000 in jewelry.

Fraud

A Walgreens pharmacist reported July 16 that a man tried to fill a prescription that he already had filled.

Forgery

A car dealer reported July 14 that someone used false information to make an Internet purchase of a $40,000 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. The car was delivered to Maryland.

Identity theft

A Ninth Street woman, 73, reported July 14 that someone tried to add a name to her Visa account using her personal information.

Patient abuse

Police were investigating a complaint of abuse against the resident of a Board Drive group home.

Thefts

A leaf blower and two all-terrain vehicles were among $3,000 in items stolen from a shed July 15 in the 3000 block of State Road.

An air conditioner valued at $1,400 was stolen June 16 from the back of a Hudson Drive store.

Fairlawn

Arrests

An Akron man, 35, was charged with theft and trespassing July 16 after he allegedly stole sunglasses and other merchandise, total value $217, from Dillard’s at Summit Mall.

An Akron woman, 26, was charged with theft July 13 after she allegedly stole $61 worth of children’s clothing from Dillard’s.

An Akron woman, 35, was charged with stealing a $1.58 soda can from Walmart on July 9. She also was wanted on a warrant through the Summit County Sheriff’s Office.

Thefts

A Dowling Drive man, 62, told police that someone looted his home July 10 and stole $910 in property. He suspects a person who expressed an interest in buying the home.

A LensCrafters employee told police July 10 that someone stole eyeglass frames worth $2,400.

New Franklin

Thefts

A Copley Township man told police July 5 that someone stole a lawn tractor and tractor ramps, total value $1,200, that he left at a Parnell Drive home in Clinton three months earlier for the homeowners to borrow.

A Clinton woman reported July 2 that someone used her credit card to spend $12,913 at Walmart stores June 11.

An iPad, jewelry and other items, total value $4,175, were reported stolen from a Daily Road home July 1. A resident told police that three men drove her home and she fell asleep while they were still there. When she awoke, the items were gone and so were the men.

Mogadore

Thefts

An Etter Road man told police July 15 that someone broke into a car that belongs to his son who is deployed in Afghanistan.

A Kester Road resident called police July 14 to report that someone entered a garage and took an Apple MacBook Pro and a gas leaf blower.

Norton

Arrests

A Uniontown man, 20, was charged with threatening domestic violence against his father.

Thefts

A Clinton Road business reported July 11 that three payroll checks were cashed twice in May.

A Greenwich Road man, 61, reported July 15 that he paid a man $750 to perform roof repairs. He said the man worked for two hours, said he had an emergency and left. He has not returned.

Springfield Township

Arrests

A Lake Road woman, 38, was arrested July 10 on warrants charging felony theft, felony tampering with evidence and two counts of burglary after she allegedly stole $40,000 from a safe and a $2,000 bank bag from a Sanitarium Road home.

A Sadler Street man, 19, was charged with domestic violence July 6 after he allegedly threatened to use a BB gun to shoot anyone who entered his room.

A man, 32, was charged with domestic violence July 8 after he allegedly threw an object that hit a woman over the right eye during a quarrel on Marion Avenue.

A Lakemore boy, 16, of Short Street, was arrested June 29 on a warrant alleging telecommunications harassment of a girl, 14.

Forgery

Four checks totaling $2,366 from Davis Diesel Repair on Avis Street in Akron were forged June 30 at Lakemore Wine and Liquor on Canton Road.

Theft

Car ramps valued at $1,500 were reported stolen July 3 from a display at K O Motors on Canton Road.

Stow

Arrests

An Akron woman, 21, was charged with theft, fleeing police, identity fraud, endangering children and driving under suspension July 11. She is accused of making a fraudulent return to Walmart, 3520 Hudson Drive, then fleeing from police with an infant in the car.

A Comanche Trail boy, 17, was charged with domestic violence July 14.

A Higby Drive man, 38, was charged with aggravated menacing and carrying a concealed weapon July 15.

Burglary

A small amount of cash was stolen July 16 from a home in the 4100 block of Bradley Woods.

Forgery

Someone altered a check from an Alpha Parkway business and cashed it for $18,000.

Identity theft

A Woodlawn Circle woman, 49, told police July 11 someone used her identity to open a credit account.

A Forrest Lake Court man, 78, told police July 15 that someone used his credit cards online and tried to open other accounts.

Tallmadge

Arrests

An Eastwood Avenue man, 33, was arrested July 10 on warrants alleging aggravated possession of drugs, fleeing police and attempted assault on a peace officer.

A woman, 26, and a man, 31, both of Akron, were charged July 12 with possession of chemicals used to manufacture methamphetamine following a traffic stop on East Avenue. Police reported found pseudo­ephedrine in the vehicle.

Theft

A Portage Boulevard business reported July 10 that products stolen from a warehouse between May 15 and June 15 were being sold on Amazon Marketplace.

Theft by deception

A Ledgebrook Drive woman, 63, reported July 11 that she withdrew $29,500 from her bank account and bought prepaid, reloadable credit cards with the money, as she was instructed by a caller who said he was with the Internal Revenue Service. She sent the cards as he instructed, then called police to report a scam.

Cuyahoga County

North Royalton

Fight

Officers were called to Mr. Divots miniature golf course for a report of two men fighting. They found one man holding down the other. The two were brothers who began quarreling on the course.

Medina County

Brunswick

Theft

A Middlefield Trail man called police July 10 to report that more than $22,500 worth of U.S. Savings Bonds were missing. He believes his former wife might have taken the bonds that were to pay the college tuition of a daughter.

Medina

Theft

A Lafayette Road resident called police July 15 to report a flag had been stolen overnight.

Medina Township

Suspicious person

Officers on patrol July 17 found a woman dancing in Pearl Road. She said she was dancing on her way to shop. The officer drove her to Dollar General and advised her against dancing in the road.

Montville Township

Drug call

Officers were called to White Tail Park on July 12 to examine six “round white tablets with no imprints” that were found on the ground near picnic tables. The tablets were determined to be breath mints.

Wadsworth

Arrests

A Main Street man, 20, was charged with domestic violence July 10.

Drugs

A bag containing materials used to make drugs was found July 14 in the backyard of a home in the 400 block of Main Street.

Stark County

Jackson Township

Arrest

A 33rd Street Northeast man was arrested July 6 on a warrant alleging felony receiving stolen property.

Forgery

Southeastern Equipment Co. on Promler Avenue Northwest told police July 2 that a $25,841 insurance check was forged and cashed.

Fraud

A Michael Drive Northwest man told police July 7 that someone used his credit card to buy $7,000 in gift cards and merchandise.

Burglaries

An Oakdale Street Northwest man told investigators July 6 that someone forced entry into his home and removed an undisclosed amount of large bills and miscellaneous coins.

Golf clubs and coins, total value $629, were reported stolen July 3 at a Farrington Drive Northwest home.

Plain Township

Arrests

A Cathy Drive Northeast woman, 22, was charged with domestic violence July 8 after she allegedly hit her brother and grabbed his neck.

A homeless man, 38, was arrested on a burglary warrant and charged with resisting arrest July 6 after being stopped on Maple Avenue Northeast at 29th Street.

A Dorothy Avenue Northeast woman, 22, was charged with domestic violence July 5 after she allegedly struck a man.

Uniontown

Arrest

A Williamsburg Avenue Northwest man was charged with endangering children and sexual imposition July 9 during an investigation into allegations that he inappropriately touched a girl under age 18 numerous times.

Child found

A 4-year-old girl was reported missing July 4 on Heckman Road. Within seven minutes of the 911 call, police found the girl with the help of a passing motorist. The tipster saw the girl in a driveway waving her arms as he passed. She was found on a porch three doors from home. Police returned the girl to her mother.

Wayne County

Wayne sheriff

Arrests

An Orrville man, 59, was charged with two counts of drug possession and one count of tampering with evidence July 16 after a motorist called deputies about a man hanging over a bridge on U.S. 30 at East Lincoln Way in East Union Township. Deputies reported finding suspected heroin and bath salts on the man.

A Wooster man, 34, was charged with breaking and entering, possession of criminal tools, theft and criminal damaging July 14 after he allegedly took copper pipe and other items, total value $4,903, from a vacant house in the 7200 block of Cleveland Road, Wayne Township.

Breaking and entering

A shotgun worth $400 was reported stolen July 11 from a racing shop in the 2000 block of Schellin Road, Wayne Township.

A hog valued at $82 was reported stolen July 8 from Badger Farms, 8548 N. Elyria Road, Congress Township.

Burglaries

A shotgun, a laptop computer and two PlayStations, total value $3,105, were reported stolen July 12 from a residence in the 7500 block of Coal Bank Road, Baughman Township.

A flat-screen television, four shotguns, two rifles and a bank with $30, total value $1,851, were reported stolen July 16 from a home in the 100 block of South Maple Street, West Salem.

A window was broken July 16 at a residence in the 1400 block of East Clark Road, Franklin Township, but nothing was reported missing.

Copper pipes, a hot water heater and other items were reported stolen July 16 from a vacant house in the 7700 block of James Road, Franklin Township.

Misuse of credit card

A Plain Township woman, 26, reported July 15 that someone used her credit card to buy $1,902 items from various online sites.

Wooster

Arrest

A Dover man, 38, was charged with breaking and entering, obstructing official business and possessing criminal tools July 8 after he allegedly tried to break into Fike Agency, 3319 Burbank Road.

Breaking and entering

A door to an office at Shelmar MoHo Park, 1684 Mechanicsburg Road, was reported damaged July 9 but nothing was reported taken.

Cigarette cartons valued at $5,000 were reported stolen from Lincoln Way Drive Thru, 815 W. Old Lincoln Way.

Burglary

A Williamsburg Court resident reported July 13 that someone took $641, a pair of shorts and a paper card from the home.

Robberies

A woman, 35, told police July 14 that a man she knows punched her in the face and took a cellphone from her residence in the 300 block of East Bowman Street.

An employee of Days Inn, 789 E. Milltown Road, reported July 7 that a man held a black plastic gun to her head and demanded money. The woman gave him $300.

Hoax

An employee of Rite Aid Pharmacy, 1955 Cleveland Road, reported July 14 that a man with a Mideast accent told her on the phone that a bomb would explode in the parking lot if she didn’t provide Green Dot prepaid credit cards. Police said other stores received similar calls.

Thefts

A motorized scooter worth $100 was reported stolen July 13 from a homeless man in the 800 block of Madison Avenue.

A wallet with cash and credit cards, total value $215, was stolen July 14 from a gas station in the 100 block of South Bever Street while a woman pumped gas.