| Ohio Crime Reports (2011) |
| Total Violent Crime: | 35,484 | |
| Murder And Nonnegligent Manslaughter: | 513 | |
| Forcible Rape: | 3,631 | |
| Robbery: | 16,057 | |
| Aggravated Assault: | 15,283 | |
| Total Property Crime: | 387,297 | |
| Burglary: | 112,709 | |
| Larceny Theft: | 253,520 | |
| Motor Vehicle Theft: | 21,068 | |
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| Ohio Census Data |
| Information About People and Demographics | |
| Total population of persons residing within the state in 2010 | 11,536,504 | |
| Estimate of the state's total residency as of April 1, 2000 | 11,353,150 | |
| Percentage change of the total resident population as of April 1, 2000 to April 1, 2010 | 2% | |
| Net change of residents' total population from April 1, 2000 to April 1, 2010 | 183,364 | |
| April 1, 2000 complete count of statewide resident population | 11,353,140 | |
| Population estimate of residents less than 5 years of age | 739,526 | |
| July 1, 2009 estimated percentage of residents that are less than 5 years of age | 6% | |
| July 1, 2009 estimate of residents that are less than 18 years of age | 2,714,341 | |
| July 1, 2009 estimated percentage of residents that are less than 18 years of age | 24% | |
| July 1, 2009 percentage estimate of residents that are 65 years of age and older | 14% | |
| July 1, 2009 estimate of residents that are 65 years of age and older | 1,605,316 | |
| July 1, 2009 total estimate percentage of female residents | 51% | |
| State's white resident population recorded in 2010 | 9,539,437 | |
| State's black resident population recorded in 2010 | 1,407,681 | |
| State's American Indian and Alaska Native resident populations recorded in 2010 | 25,292 | |
| State's Asian resident population recorded in 2010 | 192,233 | |
| State's Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander resident population recorded in 2010 | 4,066 | |
| Statewide 2010 resident population of two or more races | 237,765 | |
| Statewide 2010 resident population of Hispanic or Latino origin | 354,674 | |
| Non Hispanic white resident population in 2010 | 9,359,263 | |
| Statewide percentage of white residents in 2010 | 83% | |
| Statewide percentage of black residents in 2010 | 12% | |
| Statewide percentage of American Indian and Alaska Native residents in 2010 | 0% | |
| Statewide percentage of Asian residents in 2010 | 2% | |
| Statewide percentage of Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander in 2010 | 0% | |
| Statewide percentage of Two or more races in 2010 | 2% | |
| Statewide percentage of Hispanic or Latino Origin in 2010 | 3% | |
| Statewide percentage of non Hispanic white in 2010 | 81% | |
Vital Statistics |
| Births and deaths occurring in Ohio | |
| Births 2007 | 150,879 | |
| Deaths 2007 | 106,534 | |
| Infant death occurring within the state of persons one year of age or less in 2007 | 1,160 | |
| Percentage of persons with the same residence of one year or more from 2005 to 2009 | 85% | |
Resident Background Information |
| Education and background history of Ohio Residents | |
| Percentage of foreign born population in the state from 2005 to 2009 | 4% | |
| Percentage of residents 5 years of age and older that speak languages other than English at home from 2005 to 2009 | 6% | |
| Percentage of persons from 25 years of age and older with high a school education or higher from 2005 to 2009 | 87% | |
| Percentage of persons from 25 years of age and older with bachelor's degree or higher from 2005 to 2009 | 24% | |
| Total number of Veterans from 2005 to 2009 | 951,024 | |
Current Housing and Real Estate Data |
| Households located in Ohio | |
| Average time spent commuting to work for person 16 years and over not working from their personal residence between 2005-2009 |
23 Min | |
| Housing unit estimates as of July 1, 2009 | 5,094,126 | |
| Net change of housing units estimates as of April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2009 | 311,057 | |
| Housing unit estimates - percentage change, April 1, 2000 (base) to July 1, 2009 | 7% | |
| Percentage of the state's housing units being occupied by owners between 2005 and 2009 | 70% | |
| Median value of the state's housing units being occupied by owners between 2005 and 2009 | $134,500 | |
| Percentage of housing in structure of multi dwelling units between 2005 and 2009 | 23% | |
| Total number of households between 2005-2009 | 4,526,164 | |
| Average size of households between 2005-2009 | 2 | |
Ohio Employment Data |
| Income, earnings and payrolls of people residing within the State | |
| Per capita income in the past 12 months in dollars adjusted to inflation in 2009 | $24,830 | |
| 2009 statewide income of median households in Ohio | $45,467 | |
| Percentage of persons living in poverty in the year 2009 | 15% | |
| The personal income of persons employed in 2007 | $395,614 | |
| Per capita income of persons employed in 2007 | $34,468 | |
| Labor force of civilian workers in 2009 | 5,970,188 | |
| The unemployment of the civilian labor force in 2009 | 611,220 | |
| The rate of unemployed civilian labor force in 2009 | 10% | |
| Employment of person relating to all industries in 2007 | 6,829,647 | |
| Net change of employment in all industries between 2000 and 2007 | -6,041 | |
| People employed by the government in 2007 | 840,774 | |
| Earnings by persons working in all industries in 2007 | 299,768,776 | |
| Average earnings per job in all industries in 2007 | 43,892 | |
| Number of private non farm establishments in 2008 | 263,761 | |
| The employment of non farm pay for the period of March 12, 2008 | 4,728,416 | |
| Percentage change of private nonfarm employment for the pay period of March 12, 2008 | -6% | |
| Total of non employer establishment in 2008 according to NAICS | 706,539 | |
| Total NAICS 72 sales of accommodation and food services establishments with payrolls in 2007 | 17,779,905 | |
People and Businesses |
| Firms and companies of Ohio | |
| Total number of firms located in the state for the year 2007 | 898,205 | |
| Total percentage of black owned private firms in 2007 | 6% | |
| Total percentage of American Indian and Alaska Native owned firms in 2007 | 0% | |
| Total percentage of Asian owned firms in 2007 | 2% | |
| Total percentage of Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander owned firms in 2007 | 0% | |
| Total percentage of Native Hispanic owned private firms in 2007 | 1% | |
| Total percentage of Women owned private firms in 2007 | 28% | |
| Value for shipments from manufacturers according to NAICS 31-33 in 2007 | 295,890,890 | |
| Sales of establishments with payroll from merchant wholesalers according to NAICS 42 in 2007 | 135,575,279 | |
| Sales of establishments with payroll from retailers in 2007 | 138,816,008 | |
| Per capita sales of establishments with payroll from retailers in 2007 | 12,049 | |
Land Valuation |
| Property value and Ohio territory | |
| 2009 totals of building permits for new private housing units in 2009 | 13,343 | |
| The valuation of all new private housing units authorized by building permits in 2009 | 2,193,953 |
| Adjusted 2007 acres of land in farms | 13,956,563 | |
| Total expenditures by the federal government for the 2008 fiscal year | 90,592,062 | |
| Per capita total expenditures by the federal government for the 2008 fiscal year | 7,887 | |
| Size in square miles of land as of 2000 | 40,948 | |
| Population per square mile in the year 2010 | 282 |
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Ohio Latest Questions and Answers |
Q: Current arrests | | by Mom |
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A:You can see current arrests freely with a local inmate search. The city or county law enforcement department may have an inmate or jail list search online. Much like the state's DOC, but for local arrests and usually in temporary custody. Police reports are also available by request, you can see what it takes to obtain one through their website.
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Q: how do check for liens on a house (Struthers, OH) | | by tom |
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Q: Where can I find a record of arrest for a family member? (OH) | | by Jdawg |
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A:If you already know which police or sheriffs department made the arrest, an arrest report can be requested directly from them. The department's website will most likely have information and in some cases even the forms online to requesting them. If the arrest is recent, the department may have a custody or booking list, that depends on the agency and the services offered to the public. Larger entities are more likely to offer public searches online. Another place to check that only requires time is by looking up local newswires to see if there's a page of recent arrests. If the arrest resulted in a conviction and time being served, the department of corrections for that particular state will have an inmate databank open to the public. The information that can be viewed online relies on various factors such as the entities budget, how often they have to provide the services and so forth. Criminal court records can also be checked, including upcoming cases on calendar.
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Q: Who owns 339 North High Street Kenton Ohio 43326 | | by Tim |
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Q: iim trying to find my families old home if it was moved when thay built the highway thru the town or if it was destroyed the address was746 north main street in dayton please any help would be great. (Dayton, OH) | | by unclebud2013 |
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A:Libraries local to the area can have columns on micro-film or digitally recorded. Some of their services can be found online. Librarians assist many on researching and narrowing down where to look and save you time. Most services are not online so going to the physical location may be the only access. Narrowing down a time frame is helpful when looking up this type of information.
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Q: Are directories such as yp the best way to look people up? | | by jen |
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A:Although online directories do a lot more that the print version did in the past, there are other means of searching for people. There are online sources that offer photos to along with the name. There's no single best source to look for an individual or everyone would have been using it and we'd all hear about how great it is. The best source to use in searching for a person depends on the trail that they left behind. This causes the name to appear in different places. For example, if they owned property in an area, involved in a court case, mentioned in periodicals, on social media sites and so forth. It's best if you have as much information to start, specially if the name you're searching for is common. In that case, collect as much information about the person as you can during your search such as the middle initial/name, date of birth or just the age. This will help you narrow the search and better identify when there are many others with the same name. Also, look up as many aliases/other names under the same person, such as a maiden names. There are multitude of data banks with names and addresses most people don't realize. One example is when you believe the person owned a business, you can conduct a state wide search under the individual's or business name. Look and utilize as many name databanks as you see during your search since you can't tell without using them what it will reveal. Most of these online searches are free and you can see the results right away.
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Q: find copy of deed | | by anonymous |
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A:Depending on where the property is located, but generally if you need an official copy of the deed, the county recorders offices provide that. Sometimes they’re called recorder of deeds or some type of county clerk, but they will be at the county level. If you visit a the county’s official site with government departments listed, you will easily see where deed records can be found. If you don’t need an official copy, just to see information about a particular property, some counties offer an online search of their data as a free service.
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Q: Address for randy ruppersbury | | by Sidney |
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A:There are many sites that offer people finder queries. You can look up some of the many criminal record or background check companies and conduct a search to find addresses without charge. If you would like other records such as criminal history, divorces, court cases, deeds, recorded and registered documents and more, you will need to go further and request a search and pay fees.
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Q: number of children under 18 | | by Marge |
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A:2010 Demographic Profile Data from the American Quick fact finder:
Total population of Coshocton is 36,901,
18 years of age and over 28,022,
Under 5 years of age 2,291,
5 to 9 years of age 2,473,
10 to 14 years of age 2,517,
15 to 19 years of age 2,525.
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Q: how do i get my birth certificate? (Warren OH) | | by janice taninecz |
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A:Birth records can be obtain directly from the Office of Vital Statistics, Ohio Department of Health. Their website shows five different ways for the public to obtain birth records. You can obtain the record from any city or county health department regardless of where the birth event occurred, or utilize their walk-in same day service for a fee which at this time is $21.50, or mail in your request which takes approximately 3 weeks from when they receive the request, or order online which can also take as long as 3 weeks, or utilize Vital-Check which is a private service that operates along with the state's vital records office. You can make an appointment to go in and research statewide files for Ohio birth, death, marriage, or divorce records.
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Q: Brunswick, Ohio death records? | | by Michelle |
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Q: property record of 129 walnut st belpre ohio 45714? (Belpre OH) | | by brittany pingston |
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Q: where can i get more information on home break in? (Ohio Jackson) | | by Winfred Phillips |
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Q: whou is the owner 23633 center ridge road westlake ohio 44145 | | by nick |
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Q: Where would I look to find recent records of people? I'm looking for a brother I have never met. (Steubenville OH) | | by Stefani |
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Q: Does anyone know Randy Washington or Randal Washington? He would be around 55-59 years old. (Dayton OH) | | by KeyG |
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Q: can i find who own 240 elm street oberlin ohio? | | by shlomo |
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A:Ohio recorders have a webpage that lists recorders by county. You can also access the official county's webpage and see the recorder's page and its services. Many of the services offered by the county government are online and easily accessible to the public, mostly depends on the county. In this case it's Lorain county Oh.
Lorain County Recorder's Office's website maintains and provides: Deeds, Mortgages, Liens and Land Contracts
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Q: building permits for Ashtabula County 2006? (OH) | | by ruth |
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Q: DUI arrest in February 2013? (Delaware OH) | | by anonymous |
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Q: where do i find city employee payroll records? (Wadsworth OH)
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Q: More information on the arrest for tina i.king on 1-10-2013? (Goshen OH) | | by geno |
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A:The Clermont County Sheriff Office has a weekly offense and arrest report online for public view. These include offense reports filed within the last 3 months. The sheriff's site also states that you can obtain specific reports by contacting the Investigations Clerk and shows the contact number. There's a link for case access from the Clermont clerk for additional information from the court.
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Q: where do I look/go for arrest records for Feb 7 2013? in Toledo Oh | | by GG |
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Q: public arrest records where do I find them on line? (Wilmington OH) | | by shan |
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A:You can get it directly from the city police or county sheriffs but it mostly depends which department is the one that made the arrest. The city of Wilmington police department as well as the Clinton county sheriffs does not seem have an online search of persons arrested and in custody as of yet. The next level up is the state's department of corrections, but these are of convicted prisoners doing time, not simply in custody awaiting bail or other reasons outside of a conviction. The Clermont County Jail contains an online list of all inmates currently in custody. Arrests are considered public records, however the method in which to obtain it can vary from department to department. When a journalist for example needs to get this information, they make a public records request from the departments public records officer. In this case, if the Wilmington police department does not have a jail, the Clinton county sheriffs jail division is the next one to check. There is contact information online where to look for persons in their custody. Persons that are arrested, get booked and can still appear on jail list even when they have been released.
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Q: is there a warrants for jill sluyter? (Dayton OH) | | by jill sluyter |
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A:There legal process section of the Montgomery county sheriffs webpage mentions serving warrants and a tel. number to their public records officer. But these are issued from courts and executed by the sheriffs or other law enforcement agencies in most cases. The Montgomery county Clerk of Court has a free online case search. The clerk can be emailed where the warrant was issued by going on their site.
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Q: I need arrest list for Lucas county for Feb. 2,2013 | | by Dee |
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A:The entity with the arrest will generally have the list of arrested persons in their custody. The Lucas county sheriffs office offers this list online for free public view, however at this time offenders booked between 02/03/2013 And 02/06/2013 are shown. sheriffs office maintains The Lucas County Corrections Center and has other services for public inquires listed on their site.
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Q: i wanna know the amount owe on a home in dayton ohio. | | by nikki |
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Q: I want to know about a crime of rape that happened April 6, 2007? (Lawrence OH) | | by Diana |
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Q: kevin and margaret hartman arrested records? (Marblehead OH)
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Q: missing children from creston? (Creston OH) | | by anonymous |
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Q: how to find a warrant for arrest? (Campbell OH) | | by john |
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Q: How can I view police statement that I filed? (Struthers OH) | | by Lou |
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A:go to your county courthouse, go to the clerks office, bring your I.D. and there is usually a fee to access the records, bring at least $30 with you, and if you know your case number or the date the incident took place and the location that would help narrow the search of the record down
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Q: where can i find 1/30/2013 arrests records? (Morrow OH)
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A:Morrow Ohio is in Warren County. The Warren County sheriffs department's website contains a free online name and information list of their inmates. A name search pulls up a list that shows the full name, booking number, jail location, inmate's date of birth, arrest and booking date. These are lists and data of persons presently in custody. Once the inmate is found, you can see the mug-shot, full description, SSN verification, charge description, status of charges, judge, bail type and amount, disposition and next court date.
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Q: I need arrest list for Lucas county for January 28 2013? (Toledo OH) | | by liz |
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Q: Where to find cause of death records from Zanesville Ohio? | | by anonymous |
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A:The Ohio Department of Health, Division of Vital Statistics is the central repository of death records for the entire state's cities and counties. There are several ways of obtaining death certificates. You can visit the city or county where the event took place and request the death certificate or record. There's a walk in same day service at the vital records office in Columbus, the form can be downloaded online. You can also mail in the request but it will take approximately two to three weeks. At this this time, both the mail-in as well as the walk-in request cost $21.50. A request for the death record or certificate can also be submitted online, however, it still take approximately two to three weeks, same as mailing it in, but there are no other fees for using their web services. The health department in Ohio also offers a unique service in which the public can call and make an appointment to search for death, birth, marriage and divorce records.
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Q: Trying to find my son James d cline in Middletown Ohio. I live in Mississippi if any one knows were he is pleases tell him to call thank you Beth | | by Beth |
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Q: I am trying to locate a case for July 2006 the charge was Theft in Columbus Ohio. | | by Monica |
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Q: what is the crime rate in Sandusky Ohio? | | by 3 |
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Q: How many people are on public assistance on Gratis Ohio? | | by anonymous |
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A:Another approach would be looking at budgets. Public assistance can be from various agencies and levels such as state or federal and so on. There are also other things to consider such as if you'd want to include the elderly. Some elderly are on public assistance if they have low or no income. There are also various forms of public assistance, some temporary and some for the disabled, depending on the conditions. The state of Ohio Department of Job and Family Services http://jfs.ohio.gov/pams/index.stm has their public assistance statistics online.
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Q: Where do I find death records? | | by anonymous |
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Q: Traffic accidents in Columbus, OH on January 11, 2013 | | by Sadie |
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Q: Whats the nearest big city? | | by anonymous |
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Q: How can I find a divorce record?
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Q: I'm looking for a report on total arrests, with a breakdown of drug arrests, homicide, human trafficking, etc. Also something that would include saved lives, and good things the department has done. We are an organization who wants to honor the local police. | | by mickG |
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Q: where can I find land records for the 1850-1870 time frame | | by anonymous |
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Q: Trying to find out how to see list of wanted men in Williams county | | by teri |
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Q: Arrest records for December 2012? | | by Cindy |
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Q: The town of Adelphi is one of the smallest in Ohio. Where would I obtain documents recorded for this area? | | by al |
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A:You can still obtain recorded documents from the county recorders. This is information about Ross county recorder and shows what they do for the public http://www.ohiorecorders.com/rossfaq.html. The search is not free but the fee is minimal, 2 dollars if the staff does it or just ten cents if the person requesting does it themselves
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Q: When did Shilo Marie Stinnett and James Daniel Meadows get married? | | by Austin |
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Q: How do I look up which background check to request? | | by tran |
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A:The profession, field and type of work depends on the Various types of background checks are requested for various professions, security level, field and type of work. The state of Ohio mandates health care facilities, schools, day care facilities, individual's seeking professional licensure and others to conduct a check of the applicant. The state offers a Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation’s WebCheck Verifier online service to employers. Employers can request the checks directly without relying on the applicant to provide the report http://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Business/Services-for-Business/WebCheck/WebCheck-letter-verifier. This is a service to employers but can be used by the idividual also if they are looking up their own to see what the public can obtain easily online wich will serve as one of the determining factors of whether you are the right candidate. If interested and looking into expungements, this may be a tool that can be used to see what needs to be removed.
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Q: Free Birth Records for Coalton, Jackson County, OH | | by PAT |
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Q: how can i find out about homes for action in our area? | | by linda |
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Q: looking for birth records | | by sandy |
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Q: how do i file lien affidavit? | | by Robert |
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Q: HOW DO I FIND THE CRIME RATE IN A LOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD? | | by anonymous |
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Q: How do I find out what the charges are, when someone got arrested on 11/15/2012? | | by meme |
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Q: April 30 mark Allen Martin arrest | | by Chuck |
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A:Many criminal history checks may not show arrest records as they are not of convicted individuals, whether misdemeanor or felony. If you're solely looking for arrest records, contact the city's or county's law enforcement agency. Some reports can be found on their websites as current events
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Q: How do I get a copy of the city ordinances for Crown City | | by Tina |
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A:Some city governments may be too small to offer services online or maintain a website altogether. State and county governments in Ohio have services for all residents throughout the state. Start your search here http://ohio.gov/ and find your way to ordinances from the state and to municipalities.
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Q: Missing children in Beckett Ridge area | | by Chris |
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Q: what are Huron's most recent arrests? | | by katie |
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Q: Where do I find marriage records | | by val |
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Q: how can i find court records for DUI? | | by anonymous |
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Q: I want to read the arrest report for Mark R. Snyderin Lucas County. How can I get this information on line? | | by jim |
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Q: does the Village of Buchtel require Waste Management provide garbage collection? | | by Lily |
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Q: how do i find information on a criminal charge that i was covicted of in 1998if its still on record? | | by doug |
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Q: October 12, 2012 police reports | | by Sandy |
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Q: Death records for Myrtle E. Stern | | by Nena |
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Q: how many people got shot on january 23,2012 in cincinnati | | by idk |
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Q: marriage licence from 1940's | | by jan |
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Q: Pauline VanDevier Weitzel was murdered in an alley in Akron. Was there ever an arrest? | | by B. Lupton |
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Q: Arrest on 10-19-12 | | by anonymous |
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Q: How can I find out if someone was arrested | | by Veronica |
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Q: mugshots for zaneville city jail | | by kay |
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Q: who was arrested in knox county ohio on october 9, 2012 | | by sam |
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Q: arthur diebert 1929 arrest records | | by hap |
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Q: What are the town ordinances/rules/laws? | | by Tammy |
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Q: How do I get criminal records?
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A:The Ohio Department of Public safety explains the parameters of the state’s background checks policy here http://www.ocjs.ohio.gov/background_check.stm There are several definitions of the word background check, some include certain records where other services/checks do not.
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Q: how do you check if someone in accident was charged for DUI? | | by john |
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A:Charges are different from convictions so they might not show up on background criminal record searches. Many newspapers public incidents as well as law enforcement agency public press releases.
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Q: Im looking for a long lost friend by the name of Harland W. Brown | | by Dick Van Dyk |
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A:There are many sources that will get you started with an address search. These searches are called people finders. There are several sources, some good ones will simultaneously search social media sites showing photos.
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Q: Principals salaries for Franklin City Schools? | | by trigger |
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Q: Where is Hickle cemetery in Noble county ohio? | | by toytim |
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A:Try and begin your search here Commerce Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing, you may be able to get answers by simply using their contact information and sending them correspondence.
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Q: What cemeteries are there in Yorkville? | | by ytteb |
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Q: Is there an Ann Roberts that lives there? | | by jim |
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A:People finders are a good alternate to people directories that used a name only search. People finder databases utilize and can narrow your search not only by area, but middle initials, age and photos in some cases. A good people finder site will reveal various sources where the person you are looking for may be listed such as social media sites and professional profiles online.
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Q: When does the public pool open? | | by Dani |
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A:City parks and recreation departments have this and similar information including libraries and their offices.
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Q: Who founded Negley? | | by timmmmy |
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A:City historical information can be found in state archives and in some cases in the city's own site.
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Q: How to register a new business? | | by jhoie |
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A:The state's secretary of state offers this and many other services to its residents here http://www.sos.state.oh.us/SOS/Businesses.aspx
It's the same site if you already have a business, searching to verify another's or just starting out.
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Q: When was the village founded?
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A:Depending on the village, the historical society's site will offer a good starting point.
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Q: What township is Albany, Ohio in?
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A:Townships and villages are amongst the smallest forms of government within a state. Counties are a smaller version of the state government and its services.
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Q: Average price of a landscape building permit? | | by 23 |
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A:Contact information of city administrators or building permit office is better found using the city's own site as opposed to a general directory that searches under a name query.
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Ohio Arrest Records |
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Police blotter — June 16
Summit CountyEditor’s note: Since the Akron hacking incident, media access to online arrest records has been temporarily taken down.BarbertonArrestA man, 25, was charged with telecommunications harassment June 9 after he allegedly called his ex-girlfriend repeatedly on Newell Street.Domestic violenceA domestic violence warrant was issued for a woman, 39, who allegedly threatened to kill her sister June 6 in her 27th Street Northwest home.TheftsA welder valued at $1,000 was reported stolen June 7 from a Third Street Northwest driveway.A Baird Avenue resident told police June 6 that a contractor accepted $825 to begin work on the roof and chimney but never returned.Bath TownshipAggravated robberyTwo gunmen robbed employees of Colonial Pharmacy, 1915 Cleveland-Massillon Road, and escaped with cash and narcotics June 6.Coventry TownshipBurglaryA bracelet and other jewelry were reported stolen June 4 from a Peninsula Drive home.Cuyahoga FallsArrestsAn Americana Drive man, 34, faces drug charges following a traffic stop June 7 on state Route 8 near Broad Boulevard. Police reported finding a prescription drug, a spoon and hypodermic syringes in the car. Police said the man gave a false name, then ran from the scene.Two juveniles were charged with possession of fireworks and discharging fireworks from a car June 6. They are accused of throwing fireworks at pedestrians along Silver Lake Avenue and Prange Drive.A Curtis Avenue man, 38, was charged with domestic violence, criminal damaging and disorderly conduct June 9 after he allegedly broke an apartment window in the 1400 block of Front Street and assaulted his girlfriend.A Second Street man, 35, was charged with possession of a hypodermic syringe containing heroin during a traffic stop June 9 on Front Street at Bailey Road. A passenger in the car was arrested on a warrant for allegedly having an illegal knife.Two Stow boys, both 11, were charged with firing air guns in city limits June 11. They are accused of shooting a girl, 6, and a pickup truck. The child did not need medical attention.BurglariesA woman told police June 9 that juveniles entered her Broad Boulevard home, threatened her children, made lewd suggestions to them and tore down a section of porch railing.A bedroom set was stolen June 12 from a home in the 2800 block of Seventh Street.Someone broke into a home in the 500 block of Marguerite Avenue and stole a TV and other items June 12.Someone broke into a home June 10 in the 1200 block of Hillcrest Drive and stole medicine and a computer.Identity fraudSomeone charged $10,000 in merchandise with a credit card belonging to Cardinal Asphalt, 1330 Orlen Ave., according to a June 7 report.TheftsA Value City employee told police June 12 that an employee is suspected of stealing more than $11,000 between December and May 28.A Mogadore woman, 53, told police June 5 someone took her purse from a chair at Panera Bread, 689 Howe Ave.Two bread racks, total value $700, were taken June 7 from outside Sam’s Club, 1189 Buchholzer Boulevard.GreenBurglarySomeone broke a window June 5 at a Moore Road home and stole an iPod, two Coach purses and other items, total value $2,670.New FranklinArrestA Rex Lake Road man, 18, was charged with felony domestic violence June 7 after he allegedly threatened to kill someone in his family.NortonArrestA Norton Avenue man, 32, was arrested June 12 on a Holmes County warrant alleging he failed to register as a sex offender.StowArrestsA Friar Road boy, 12, was charged with disseminating material harmful to juveniles June 7. He is accused of posting an inappropriate Photoshopped picture of a boy, 13, on a website.Two teens, 16 and 17, were charged with theft and curfew violations June 11. An officer found the two walking on Kent Road after 1:30 a.m. Police reported the teens possessed stolen property in their backpacks.A woman, 41, was charged with obstructing official business, resisting arrest and walking on a highway June 13 after police found her on state Route 8.A boy, 16, was charged with domestic violence June 13.BurglariesSomeone broke into a garage June 11 in the 4600 block of Dresher Trail and stole a garage door opener and car charger.Someone tried to enter an apartment June 7 in the 4100 block of Bridgewater Parkway.TheftsA Graham Road man, 69, reported June 8 he was charged for a $1,400 computer monitor he did not order or receive from Dell. A company employee told the man the monitor was delivered in March.Construction equipment was stolen from a construction site in the 1000 block of Graham Road.Jewelry valued at $1,200 was taken June 406 from a home in the 3600 block of Marcella Avenue.Springfield TownshipBurglarySomeone entered a Nolt Drive home June 10 and stole two handguns and ammunition, total value $520.TheftA $1,500 utility trailer was stolen from the Marlboro Partnership parking lot on East Waterloo Road.TallmadgeArrestsA Lakemore woman, 34, was charged with possession of drugs and drug abuse instruments and a Lakemore woman, 29, was charged with robbery and possession of drug paraphernalia June 9. The second woman is accused of stealing from Acme, 600 South Ave., then assaulting a security officer who tried to stop her from leaving.A Tallmadge man, 21, was charged with aggravated menacing, domestic violence, possession of drug abuse instruments and possession of drug paraphernalia June 12.A Fernwood Avenue woman, 48, was charged with domestic violence June 11 after she allegedly punched a home resident, 44, in the face.An Akron woman, 25, was charged with assault June 8 after she allegedly slapped a woman, 25, in a Caruthers Road residence.Misuse of a credit cardA Regency Park Drive woman told police June 7 that someone used her credit card to buy $3,900 in electronics from Best Buy.TheftA Parker Lane man reported June 9 that his wife’s gun was stolen from her car in May.Medina CountyWadsworthArrestsA man, 24, was charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing official business June 11 after police stopped him as he walked on Interstate 76.A Pine Street man, 36, was arrested June 11 on a drug-trafficking warrant.Portage CountyKentArrests A Ravenna woman, 43, was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs, assault on a police officer, obstructing official business and two counts of endangering a child June 7.A Silver Meadows Boulevard man, 28, was charged with domestic violence June 12.A woman, 32, and a man, 34, both of Davey Avenue, were charged with receiving stolen property June 10.Stark CountyJackson TownshipArrestsA Canton man, 27, of 16th Street Northwest, was arrested June 11 on a warrant charging him with receiving stolen property.A Milmont Street Northwest man, 43, and his sister, 50, were charged with domestic violence June 9 following an altercation at their home.BurglaryA Stratham Circle Northwest man told police June 1 that a computer, GPS unit and other items, total value $857, were stolen from two cars in the garage while the family slept.TheftsA $700 diamond and ruby ring was reportedly stolen from a patient’s finger at Gaslite Villa on High Mill Avenue Northwest, a June 6 report showed.Someone stole an iPad and keyboard, total value $1,250, on June 5 from an office at Project Digital on Frank Avenue Northwest.A Jackson Township woman told police June 5 that someone took her cellphone June 4 from John Knox Presbyterian Church on Eastlake Street Northwest.A Plain Township woman said a $910 computer was stolen from her car June 10 at Westfield Belden Village Mall parking lot.Cracker Barrel Old Country Store reported May 29 that two people stole 55 DVDs, total value $1,047.Lake TownshipArrestsA Lake Avenue Northeast man, 21, was jailed for domestic violence June 9 after he was accused of hitting his wife in the head during an altercation.Charges of domestic violence and violating a protection order were filed against a Moonglo Street Northwest man, 19, on for allegedly assaulting an acquaintance. Lawrence TownshipArrestA Jackson Township man, 59, of Bundoran Street Northwest, was charged with domestic violence June 10 after he allegedly pushed a woman and dragged her by her hair.North CantonArrestsA Canton man, 29, of Third Street Southeast, was arrested on a warrant charging him with breaking into a North Canton home and stealing a diamond ring, laptop computer and other items, total value $30,000.TheftA Woodrow Street Northwest resident told police June 8 that he was deceived into sending $2,317 via a PayPal account for an item that had been listed on Craigslist.UniontownTheftA 9 mm semiautomatic handgun valued at $335 was reported stolen from a display case in a gun shop on Edison Street Northwest.Wayne CountyWayne sheriffBurglariesJewelry, a bank card and $326, total value $1,326, were reported stolen June 11 from a home in the 10600 block of Akron Road, Chippewa Township.TheftsDiamond earrings and four rings worth $500 were stolen June 6 from a home in the 13600 block of Warwick Road, Chippewa Township.WoosterArrestA Millersburg man, 22, was charged with arson June 9 after he allegedly used an accelerant to start a fire at a multifamily home in the 800 block of Nold Avenue. A Wooster woman, 25, suffered critical injuries. Two residents and two officers were treated at Wooster Community Hospital.TheftsA scooter valued at $4,000 was reported stolen June 9 from a home in the 200 block of East Larwill Street.Jewelry worth $1,500 was reported stolen June 9 from a home in the 300 block of East South Street.
June 16 2013 |
Police blotter — June 2
Summit CountyEditor’s note: Since the hacking incident, media access to Akron’s online arrest records has been temporarily taken down.BarbertonArrestsA Peerless Avenue man was jailed on charges of felony escape and theft of a $40 pair of handcuffs as well as a theft warrant May 17. He was handcuffed and broke away from the officer before being apprehended a second time. A Medina woman, 19, of Springbrook Drive, was jailed for telecommunications harassment, criminal trespassing and criminal damaging during an investigation May 16 into a domestic call at a Lauter Avenue residence.Bath TownshipArrestsA 31-year-old woman was charged May 27 with felony theft. She is accused of stealing a wallet containing credit cards from a shopping cart at TJ Maxx, 3897 Medina Road. An employee witnessed the theft and was able to give police a detailed description of the suspect and her vehicle. She was found and arrested at the nearby Walmart.A Revere High School senior was charged May 24 with disorderly conduct. He is accused of riding a dirt bike in the school hallways. The bike and two cameras were confiscated.Criminal damagingPolice report that besides graduating seniors painting the “ceremonial rock” on May 27, a school zone flasher light, Ohio Edison electrical cables, two trees, and “no parking” signs were also painted.TheftAn employee reportedly confessed to stealing and selling four cellphones from Verizon, 3763 Medina Road, between May 13 and 27.Copley TownshipArrestA 21-year-old man was arrested May 27 for driving under the influence. The arresting officer noticed the suspect driving erratically.Coventry TownshipArrestTwo Akron men were jailed on warrants May 17 at a South Arlington Road location. The older suspect was charged with felonious assault, while the other was charged with obstructing official business.Identity fraudA Swartz Road resident told a Summit County sheriff’s deputy May 16 that she discovered a Visa and bank accounts had been opened in her name and had charges totaling $1,181.Cuyahoga FallsArrestsA 26-year-old Cliffside Drive man was charged May 23 with domestic violence. He is accused of threatening to shoot his girlfriend.A 42-year-old Akron man is wanted for escape and theft. On May 29, police reported that the man failed to return to the Cuyahoga Falls Jail after being released from Akron City Hospital, and failed to return the jail uniform he was wearing, valued at $125.ArsonSomeone lit fireworks in a third floor hallway of a Winter Parkway apartment building May 25. Damage estimate is under $1,000. No one was injured.BurglaryA video game system and games were stolen from an apartment in the 2200 block of Winter Parkway.A Clyde Avenue apartment was broken into May 29. Electronics, valued at more than $1,700, were taken.Criminal simulationSomeone used four counterfeit $20 bills to purchase a pre-paid debit card at Walgreens, 775 Howe Ave., on May 24.Misuse of a credit cardA Third Street woman reported May 28 someone used her debit-card account to make more than $700 in unauthorized charges. TheftA Caleb Street man reported May 28 that someone claiming to be a debt collector made a $500 withdrawal from his checking account.A box truck was taken from the 700 block of Howe Avenue on May 28.A man took a case of Reese’s peanut butter cups, valued at $72, from Sheetz, 1210 Main St., on May 27.A 23rd Street woman reported May 23 that someone took a FedEx package from outside her door. The package contained an iPhone.About 30 American flags belonging to the Falls Garden Club were stolen from the perimeter of Oak Park Cemetery on May 25.A 12th Street woman reported May 27 she bought a cellphone for $450 from someone she did not know. She later learned she bought a stolen phone.FairlawnArrestsAn Akron woman, 18, was arrested on theft charges May 28. She allegedly tried to steal merchandise worth $10.98 from Spencer’s Gifts in Summit Mall. Store security caught her trying to conceal a purse inside her own purse. After being caught she admitted to stealing from some others stores in the mall. She has been banned from the mall for two years.A Cuyahoga Falls woman, 37, and an Akron woman, 28, were arrested on theft charges May 26. They both allegedly stole baby clothes from Walmart. Store security noticed the women select multiple baby items and place them in their purses. The total amount of stolen goods was $148.40.An Elyria man, 27, was arrested on theft charges May 25. He allegedly tried to steal some beverages from Giant Eagle. He was given the chance to pay for the items but his credit card was declined. Total value of stolen merchandise was $208.32.A Maryland woman, 22, was arrested on theft charges May 24. She allegedly tried to steal a bracelet from Spencer’s Gifts. A store employee noticed the suspect put the bracelet on her wrist and exit the store without paying for it. She was stopped and escorted back into the store. Total value of stolen items was $5.98.GreenBurglaryA Berna Road man said someone forced entry through his garage to enter the home and steal two long guns, two pellet guns and a 6-foot gun safe. No value was listed.TheftAn Eagle Drive resident said May 20 that she put her $921 rent check in a deposit box outside the main office and someone stole it, altered it and cashed it.HudsonArrestsA Grandby Drive man was charged May 24 with domestic violence. He is accused of throwing nail clippers at a woman in the home, striking her head and causing a cut.Identity theftA Chadbourne Drive man reported May 24 someone used his personal information to open several credit accounts.New FranklinTheftA fishing boat and two motors were reported stolen May 19 from the property of a Woodledge Boulevard residence. No value was listed.NortonBurglaryA Clarkmill Road man reported May 24 that his daughter had been dog-sitting for nearly a month. On May 24, the man told police, the owner of the dog broke into the home and took the dog while no one was home. DrugsA bailiff serving papers in the 3300 block of Reimer Road on May 28 found the remnants of a methamphetamine lab. Police checked the property and did not find additional methamphetamine ingredients.TheftA cement statue of a kneeling soldier was stolen from a flower garden near the end of the driveway of a home in the 4500 block of Bliss Drive on May 26.Springfield TownshipArrestsA Barberton man, 21, of East Park Avenue, was jailed May 23 for domestic violence after he was accused by his Brunswick girlfriend of using a baseball bat to break a window of a car she was in on Canaan Drive. He fled but turned himself in to police later that day.A Stevenson Avenue woman said May 20 that she picked up her boyfriend from work and once at her home he held her face down and ripped off her fingernails. The suspect, a Copley resident, 32, of Oaktree Road, was arrested later by Copley police using a Springfield warrant for domestic violence.Police jailed a Massillon Road woman, 52, for domestic violence May 18 after she allegedly punched her husband in the nose and bit him during an argument.BurglaryA Columbine Avenue home’s door was pried open and jewelry and other items, total value $5,925, were reported stolen May 21.An Xbox system, 11 video games and other items, total value $1,000, were reported stolen from a Fritsch Avenue home May 19.TheftsA $1,500 metal brake for cutting aluminum siding was stolen from the back of a Uniontown man’s pickup while parked off East Waterloo Road on May 23.A GM transmission valued at $1,700 was reported stolen May 21 from behind a Hillstock Avenue home.On May 19, a Sanitarium Road resident told police he received a phone call offering him the chance to join a customer loyalty rewards program. Police said the victim paid $593. He then received a bill in which the company said there was no such program.StowBurglaryA television was taken during the burglary of a home in the 2300 block of Graham Road on May 23.A home in the 3300 block of Darrow Road was broken into May 23. A safe, video games and a video game system were among the items taken.Criminal simulationAn employee of Target, 4200 Kent Road, reported May 25 that a woman attempted to pay for $169 in merchandise with $180 in counterfeit $20 bills. When the cashier questioned her about the bills, the suspect said she would be right back with a credit card. The suspect left and did not return.Sexual assaultPolice received a report May 24 that a 10-year-old girl was inappropriately touched by an adult.TheftsA Cuyahoga Falls man reported May 27 he hired a man through a Craigslist advertisement to work at a Diplomat Drive home. He later discovered the man took several items from the home.A Graham Road woman reported May 22 that while sitting outside with her children, she allowed a woman to go inside her home to get something to drink. The suspect went in the back door and out the front door. When the home owner went inside, she found her video game system gone.Theft by deceptionA 72-year-old Stockman Court woman reported May 23 that since May 16, she lost $5,000 in a telecommunications fraud.TallmadgeArrestsA warrant was issued for a man who was accused May 29 with violating a protection order. The man’s ex-girlfriend told police she was leaving a Tallmadge Circle business when she saw him in his car in a nearby parking lot. She said he hung out of the window and waved to her. A GPS unit the man wears as a condition of probation confirmed he was in the parking lot at the reported time.A 40-year-old Southeast Avenue man was arrested May 28 during a traffic stop for a felony warrant from Medina County. He was released to a Medina County Sheriff deputy.A 25-year-old North Thomas Road man was charged May 27 with domestic violence. He is accused of assaulting his girlfriend.A 29-year-old Akron woman was charged May 30 with aggravated possession of drugs, theft, and two counts of possession of drugs. The woman was stopped for shoplifting at Kmart, 555 South Ave. Police said a stolen ring was on the woman’s finger, and other stolen items, totaling more than $100, were found in her purse. Police also found drugs including Vicodin and ecstasy.BurglaryElectronics were taken during the burglary of an apartment in the 70 block of North Thomas Road on May 29.Two televisions, a game system and games, valued at more than $2,000, were taken during the burglary of an apartment in the 200 block of North Thomas Road on May 26.Misuse of a credit cardA Green Meadow Drive man reported May 29 someone used his credit card to charge nearly $1,000 at a local Best Buy.Portage CountyKentArrestsA 24-year-old Janet Court man was arrested May 31 on a charge of aggravated trafficking in drugs.A 32-year-old Lake Street man was charged May 28 with domestic violence. Charges of telecommunication harassment, menacing by stalking, and having an open container of an alcoholic beverage were filed against a 42-year-old Mogadore man May 27.A 24-year-old man was arrested May 25 on charges of public indecency and disorderly conduct. A second man, 22, of Canton, was charged with public indecency. They were arrested in the 100 block of South Water Street.Medina CountyWadsworthArrestA 62-year-old Brouse Drive woman was charged May 29 with domestic violence and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. She is accused of assaulting her husband, then leaving the home in a vehicle while intoxicated. Stark CountyCanal FultonArrestCharged in a warrant accusing her of passing bad checks, a Strausser Street Northwest woman, 27, was jailed after being taken into custody by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.Jackson TownshipArrestsAn Everhard Road Northwest man, 46, was jailed for felony domestic violence May 22 after his daughter told a Stark County Sheriff’s deputy that her father became physical with her and her shoulder was dislocated during the incident.An Arlington Avenue Northwest man, 19, was booked for felony burglary May 20 after a Hardin Avenue Northwest resident’s son said he found the suspect in his mother’s home without permission. The teen was arrested in the 7400 block of Arlington Avenue.An Ontario Street Northwest man, 51, was jailed for domestic violence, felonious assault and using a weapon while intoxicated May 19 following an incident at his home. A sheriff’s report said his live-in girlfriend told authorities that he threatened to shoot himself or maybe he would just shoot her. The report said he fired a shot in the back yard as she hid behind a tree.A Wales Avenue Northwest woman, 38, was jailed for falsification May 17 for filing a false felony report against her ex-boyfriend on May 5 because she was upset with him.TheftsA Wales Avenue Northwest resident told police May 20 that over the last eight months four rifles and three handguns, total value $1,775, had been stolen from his basement.A Lake Township resident told police that she was at the Pub Club on Dressler Road Northwest when her car window was smashed and her purse and contents, total value $600, were stolen May 19.A Canton woman said she was working at Ruby Tuesday’s on Dressler Road Northwest on May 19 when her iPod and amplifier equipment, total value $829, were stolen from her car.A Landsale Avenue Northwest man said vehicle parts worth $1,500 were stolen from his yard May 17.A laptop computer and checkbook, total value $800, were reported stolen May 17 from a Canton man’s car at Tam O’Shanter Golf Course on Hills & Dales Road Northwest.Two cellphones, total value $550, were reported stolen from the Sprint Kiosk in Westfield Belden Village Mall on Belden Village Street Northwest on May 16 when one man distracted a clerk and another suspect reached over the counter and took the phones.A variety of tools and a ground positioning system unit, total value $1,525, and belonging to G&M Concrete of Hartville, were stolen from the victim’s work truck at Home Depot on Portage Street Northwest on May 15.Lawrence TownshipArrestsA 60-year-old Leaver Road woman was jailed for domestic violence, falsification and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle May 22. Police said she allegedly struck her ex-husband on the left leg with the vehicle.An Arcadia Street man, 41, was booked for domestic violence May 18 for allegedly striking a woman in the side of the face and pushing her onto bricks, causing injury to an eye and knee.North CantonTheftA $2,500 antique cast iron statue of a dog was reported snatched from a Werstler Avenue Northwest front porch May 13.Plain TownshipArrestsDeputies jailed an Orchardale Drive Northwest man, 27, on a felony domestic violence warrant May 20 when found at his home.A Lakeside Avenue Northwest man, 23, was booked for domestic violence May 19 after a female at the residence said he pushed her and threw her to the floor.UniontownArrestAn Edison Street Northwest man, 34, was jailed for felony domestic violence May 15. Police said the victim was his girlfriend from Alliance.Identity fraudA Uniontown man told police May 17 that someone had stolen $900 from his checking account. Later that same day he learned someone tried to take another $1,100, but the bank flagged the account and the victim was reimbursed.TheftA Twin Hills Street Northwest man said May 16 that he and his brother sold a car on Craigslist for $7,500. The buyer paid with a certified bank check, but the sellers later learned from the bank that the check was fake.
June 15 2013 |
Police blotter — June 9
Summit CountyEditor’s note: Since the Akron hacking incident, media access to online arrest records has been temporarily taken down. Just two arrests were posted before the police department’s media page was temporarily disabled.BarbertonArrestsAn East Park Avenue man, 37, was charged with domestic violence May 23 after he allegedly pushed his wife against a wall, slapped her across the cheek and menaced her with a knife.A Brown Street woman, 32, was charged with domestic violence May 26 after she allegedly put a knife to the throat of her boyfriend.BurglaryA PlayStation 3 system, games and cash, total value $679, were reported stolen May 25 from an East Robinson Avenue home.Bath TownshipArrestsA woman, 25, was charged with assault June 1 after she allegedly struck her sister during a quarrel over the unloading of groceries from a car.TheftSomeone stole a statue valued at $4,000 from a Sparrow Pond Circle home between March 15 and May 31.Cuyahoga FallsArrestsAn Akron woman, 21, was charged with theft June 5 after she allegedly took a cellphone at the Cuyahoga Falls High School graduation. The suspect was identified after she took a picture of herself with the phone and posted it on the owner’s Facebook page.An Oakwood Drive woman, 45, was charged with obstructing justice June 4 after she allegedly gave false information when police were searching for her son, who was wanted on warrants.A Stow man was charged with domestic violence in the June 5 assault of a Winter Parkway woman.AssaultAn Akron woman, 28, told police she was injured when a driver struck her several times with a Pontiac G6 on Cooper Avenue. She was treated at the scene for an ankle injury.Breaking and enteringSomeone broke into Chelsea’s on the River, 2771 Front St., and stole cash and a plastic container May 30.BurglarySomeone broke into a home in the 700 block of Hollywood Avenue and stole prescription medication.ForgerySomeone created counterfeit checks for Lil’ Frog Fashions, 412 Chestnut Blvd., and cashed nine of them for more than $12,000.A Winter Parkway man, 29, was charged with forgery May 31. During a traffic stop, police discovered the man had a forged Ohio identification card with a fake name and birth certificate. Identity theftA Northampton Road man told police June 5 that someone used his identity to file a federal tax return.An 18th Street man reported June 5 that someone used his identity to make about $4,000 in unauthorized charges to his credit accounts.A Seventh Street woman told police June 4 that someone used her identity to open a utility account, leaving a balance of about $500.A Sackett Avenue man told police June 2 that someone used his personal information to sign up for a credit card, then charged more than $3,000 to the bogus account.TheftA 2002 Hyundai Sonata was stolen June 4 from the 2200 block of Winter Parkway.Five guitars, total value $2,400, were stolen May 11 from an Elmwood Avenue yard.New FranklinArrestsA Swigart Road woman, 46, was charged with felony domestic violence May 19 after she allegedly chased her boyfriend outside with a golf club and then with a garden tool.Springfield TownshipArrestAn Ewart Drive man, 48, was charged with domestic violence May 27 after he allegedly pushed his ex-wife, knocked a cellphone from her hand and threw it in the woods.Felonious assaultA Bedford man, 20, was wanted on a warrant alleging felonious assault of a police officer, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct in an incident at the Waffle House on South Arlington Road.TheftAn employee of Chappy’s Cruise Thru on Canfield Road reportedly scanned several lottery tickets and cashed winners totaling $5,000, a manager told police May 22.TallmadgeArrestsA woman, 21, was charged with obstructing official business June 4, and 18 people, ages 18 to 20, were charged with underage drinking after police broke up a loud party in the 1200 block of Grovewood Drive.An Aurora man, 22, was charged with aggravated possession of drugs June 1 after police reported finding methamphetamine during a traffic stop on West Avenue.Aggravated assaultPolice were investigating a road-rage incident June 2 in which a driver chased down another vehicle at Lions Park, nearly causing a crash, then got out of the vehicle, grabbed and shoved the other driver, and pulled a knife.Aggravated robberyAn aggravated robbery was reported June 1 in the 500 block of North Munroe Road.Criminal simulationSomeone tried to use a counterfeit $50 bill June 5 to buy goods from Dollar General at 49 Midway Plaza.ForgerySomeone stole three checks from Promold-Gauer, 487 Commerce St., forged signatures and cashed them at three bank branches for more than $12,000 between May 31 and June 3.Misuse of a credit cardA Peck Road man reported June 4 someone used his debit card number to wire $700 to someone in Florida.Medina CountyWadsworthArrestA Main Street man, 41, was charged with disorderly conduct and desecration June 5 after he allegedly took down a flag from the town square and wrote on it.Portage CountyKentArrestsAn East Oak Street woman, 40, was charged with domestic violence and criminal damaging June 6. Later that day, she was arrested again on a charge of violating a protection order.A Shalersville man, 31, was arrested June 5 on an aggravated menacing warrant.A Ravenna man, 44, was charged with two counts of aggravated burglary June 3.A Lake Street woman, 34, was charged with domestic violence June 4.A Cherry Street woman, 22, was charged with assault June 3.BurglarySomeone broke into a home May 31 in the 1600 block of Franklin Avenue and stole running shoes, batteries and fitness equipment.Someone broke into a Dodge Street home May 31 and stole jewelry, cash and a wallet with credit cards.Someone broke into an East School Street home May 31, but nothing was reported missing.Stark CountyCanal FultonArrestPolice charged a Cherry Street man, 26, with felony domestic violence May 27 after he allegedly punched his live-in girlfriend, threw her across the floor and choked her.Jackson TownshipArrestAn Akron woman, 31, of Crestwood Avenue, was arrested May 24 on a warrant of passing bad checks.Breaking and enteringTwo laptop computers, total value $1,900, were stolen May 22 from Christ Lutheran Church on Amherst Road Northwest.BurglaryCash, a computer and other items, total value $2,650, were reported stolen May 24 from a Waterford Avenue Northwest home.TheftA Canton student at Brown-Mackie College on Munson Street Northwest told police May 24 that someone stole his iPad valued at $650 at the school.North CantonArrestA Portage Street Northwest man, 53, was charged with domestic violence May 27 after he allegedly hit his wife in the mouth during a quarrel.BurglaryA West Maple Street man told police May 23 that someone stole $740 from his home.TheftTwo diamond rings and an iPad, total value $3,000, were reported stolen May 25 from an Applegrove Street Northwest home.Plain TownshipArrestsFive men were charged with felonies May 29 following a $13 robbery at the Speedway store on Easton Street Northeast at Middlebranch Avenue. A Scenic View Street Northeast man, 18, and an Ocelot Street Northeast man, 18, were charged with aggravated robbery. Charged with complicity were a Lake Township man, 18, of Titus Avenue Northwest, a Knollridge Avenue Northeast resident, 19, and a Camaro Street Northeast man, 21.A Middlebranch Avenue Northeast man, 39, and woman, 27, were charged with domestic violence May 26 following a fight at their home.A Spangler Road Northeast man, 34, was charged with felony domestic violence and assault May 25 after he allegedly punched his live-in girlfriend and assaulted her son.UniontownMisuse of a credit cardBank personnel notified a Salem Street resident May 28 of suspicious charges on her debit card. She told police there were seven charges totaling $1,110 to Facebook.com credits.Wayne County
Wayne sheriffBreaking and enteringA Chippewa Township man reported June 1 that $150 was taken from the Little Flower Greenhouse, 15530 Hametown Road.BurglariesA wallet worth $40 was reported stolen June 1 from an unlocked garage in the 1600 block of Sherck Boulevard, Franklin Township.Two shotguns and a laptop computer, total value $1,400, were reported stolen June 2 from a home in the 60 block of North Kurzen Road, Sugar Creek Township.TheftsA Wayne Township woman reported May 13 that she believes her grandson forged and cashed checks worth $454.Thirty packages of steaks and roasts were reported stolen June 2 from a garage freezer in the 20 block of North Main Street, Marshallville.VandalismA Shreve funeral director reported May 31 that 11 marble and granite headstones valued at $11,000 were pushed over and damaged at Oak Grove Cemetery, 8333 Cemetery Road, Clinton Township. WoosterArrestA Wooster man, 39, was charged with vandalism, aggravated menacing, disorderly conduct and criminal damaging June 3 after he allegedly damaged a police cruiser, yelled profanities and threatened people at a home in the 600 block of North Bever Street.ArsonA home in the 300 block of Lucca Street was discovered on fire May 31. Damage was set at $24,000.BurglariesA computer was reported stolen May 31 from a home in the 700 block of East Henry Street.A television and frozen steaks, total value $210, were reported stolen May 29 from a home in the 600 block of College Avenue.Domestic violenceA resident reported May 29 that two brothers fought and broke household items at a home in the 500 block of North Walnut Street.TheftsTools and copper wire, total value $8,300, were reported stolen May 31 from trailers at McClintock Electric, 1900 Akron Road.A 2004 Mercury was reported stolen May 30 from a home in the 300 block of West Larwill Street.
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DEBBIE FRISBY, Age Now: 17, Missing: 11/24/2012. Missing From CROWN CITY, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Gallia County Sheriff's Office (Ohio) 1-740-446-1221.
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Endangered Missing: GLENNA WHITE (OH)
GLENNA WHITE, Age Now: 20, Missing: 06/02/2009. Missing From ALLIANCE, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Stark County Sheriff's Office (Ohio) 1-330-430-3800.
June 16 2013 |
Endangered Missing: ASHLEY SUMMERS (OH)
ASHLEY SUMMERS, Age Now: 20, Missing: 07/09/2007. Missing From CLEVELAND, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Cleveland Police Department (Ohio) 1-216-623-5005 or Your Local FBI.
June 16 2013 |
Endangered Missing: ASHLEY NORAH (OH)
ASHLEY NORAH, Age Now: 28, Missing: 06/01/2002. Missing From COLUMBUS, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Columbus Police Department (Ohio) 1-614-645-4624.
June 16 2013 |
Endangered Missing: JAMES MCQUEARY (OH)
JAMES MCQUEARY, Age Now: 58, Missing: 10/15/1964. Missing From FAIRFAX, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Fairfax Police Department (Ohio) 1-513-825-2280.
June 16 2013 |
Endangered Missing: JOHN HUNDLEY (OH)
JOHN HUNDLEY, Age Now: 58, Missing: 10/15/1964. Missing From FAIRFAX, OH. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Fairfax Police Department (Ohio) 1-513-825-2280.
June 16 2013 |
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Ohio Public Information |
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13-11285-pmc Gennadiy Kun
Type: bk Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Davis, Steven [Case Closed Group 130] (<a href='https://ecf.ohnb.uscourts.gov/doc1/140037636125?pdf_header=&de_seq_num=69&caseid=925458'>21</a>)
June 18 2013 |
13-11294-pmc JoAnn A. Wulff and Edward F Wulff
Type: bk Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Rabin, Mary Ann [Case Closed Group 130] (<a href='https://ecf.ohnb.uscourts.gov/doc1/140037636124?pdf_header=&de_seq_num=45&caseid=925485'>13</a>)
June 18 2013 |
13-11329-pmc Rhonda Otero
Type: bk Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Rabin, Mary Ann [Case Closed Group 130] (<a href='https://ecf.ohnb.uscourts.gov/doc1/140037636123?pdf_header=&de_seq_num=57&caseid=925564'>20</a>)
June 18 2013 |
13-11283-pmc Corrine R. Driver
Type: bk Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Davis, Steven [Case Closed Group 130] (<a href='https://ecf.ohnb.uscourts.gov/doc1/140037636122?pdf_header=&de_seq_num=62&caseid=925455'>17</a>)
June 18 2013 |
13-11317-pmc Jacqueline R. Johnson
Type: bk Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Helbling, Lauren A [Case Closed Group 130] (<a href='https://ecf.ohnb.uscourts.gov/doc1/140037636121?pdf_header=&de_seq_num=40&caseid=925544'>11</a>)
June 18 2013 |
13-11336-pmc Jamal Taye
Type: bk Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Sicherman, Marvin A [Case Closed Group 130] (<a href='https://ecf.ohnb.uscourts.gov/doc1/140037636120?pdf_header=&de_seq_num=47&caseid=925585'>14</a>)
June 18 2013 |
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Ohio Missing People |
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Ohio Crime News |
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Two Mount Sterling Men Arrested On Sex Abuse Charges Involving Minors
State Police said a nearly two month long investigation led to the arrest on Tuesday of two Montgomery County men on sex abuse charges involving minors. Investigators said Harley Henderson, 20, of Mount Sterling, was charged with three counts of Unlawful Transaction with a Minor 2nd Degree, two counts of Sexual Abuse 2nd Degree and Trafficking in Marijuana (less than 8-ounces) 1st Offense. State ...
June 18 2013 |
Credit-card skimming suspect caught on video
Authorities today released surveillance video of a man suspected of using an Ohio woman's credit card information to make purchases at stores in southwest Volusia County in April.
June 18 2013 |
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