ORANGE, Ohio
Disturbance-trouble with customer: Chagrin Boulevard
Police responded to the Shell True North convenience store around 4:45 p.m. Nov. 18, after a middle-aged woman in a trench coat got upset over the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) line and threatened two workers, both 19 and from South Euclid, saying she would get her daughter to beat them up.
She then got into an SUV parked at a gas pump and left, but came back a short time later and parked in the side lot. In between, she called the station numerous times from an unknown number further harassing the staff.
The suspect left prior to police arrival, and staff did not want to pursue charges, wishing to document the incident to prevent her from returning to the station. Police planned to meet with management to review video footage. Staff was instructed to call police immediately if she returned.
Warrant served: Brainard and Emery roads
A patrol officer stationed at the intersection of Orange Place and Harvard Road ran a random registration check on a passing Chevy Impala at 10:35 p.m. Nov. 19, showing an active felony warrant out of Solon, as well as an “armed and dangerous” caution.
As a result police made a felony traffic stop, handcuffing the Maple Heights man, 27, and transporting him to the Solon Jail by 11 p.m.
Theft from building, disturbance: Orange Place
Police were dispatched to the lobby of the Courtyard Marriott around 12:40 a.m. Nov. 18 for a disturbance involving a guest who said he had discovered around noon the previous day that the door lock to is room was not working properly, as well as no locks installed on his patio slider.
The Pinson, Ala., man, 38, felt the issue was not properly addressed by staff in the ensuing time lapse, allowing his $1,800 laptop to disappear from the room.
While reporting the theft at the desk, he wanted to speak directly to the manager and reportedly tried to snatch the phone away from the night clerk, who became alarmed and called 911.
Police told the victim that the faulty lock was a civil matter and he could also file a criminal theft report. In the meantime, the manager evicted him and told him to call back in the morning.
Personal welfare: Harvard Road
Police responded to a report of a Euclid woman, 19, sitting inside Cooper’s Hawk Winery around 9:20 p.m. Nov. 17 possibly intoxicated and with what appeared to be blood on her shirt. Police said she provided little information and may have been involved in an altercation elsewhere, adding that the red stains on her shirt were not her blood.
Orange firefighters were brought in after she passed out and fell to the floor. Then a family member arrived on scene and said she had several mental health issues that may have contributed to her behavior as she was transported to Ahuja Medical Center for further evaluation.
Warrant served: Lander Road
Beachwood police reported at 8:19 a.m. Nov. 17 that they had detained a South Euclid woman, 50, with an active criminal trespass “no-bond” bench warrant out of Orange.
Officers met, exchanged custody and transported the woman without incident to the Solon Jail by around 9 a.m.
Curfew: Park Avenue
Chagrin Valley Dispatch advised patrol officers about a Cleveland girl, 16, stranded inside the Silverspot Cinema at 11:46 pm. Nov. 15.
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