Pregnant woman calls police, then wants them to leave: Strongsville Police Blotter

STRONGSVILLE, Ohio

Disturbance: Stoughton Drive

On Jan. 23, police were dispatched to a Stoughton Drive address after a pregnant woman called police about an incident.

An arriving officer talked to the caller, who said it was only a verbal argument and the only reason she called police was because things escalated. However, she no longer wanted officers there.

The woman said things would be fine once they left. No charges were filed.

Parking complaint: Fair Isle Way

On Jan. 23, a Fair Isle Way resident called police about a suspicious Chrysler 300 that was parked on the street.

The caller was concerned because of the snow on the road. She was worried that if she attempted to leave, her vehicle would slide into the Chrysler.

The caller noted that the owner of the Chrysler always parks there. An arriving officer cited the owner of the 300 for violating parking hours.

Breaking and entering: Royalton Road

On Jan. 23, police were dispatched to a Royalton Road address regarding a breaking-and-entering call.

An arriving officer talked to the caller, who said tools were stolen from inside a business. The caller had video of the incident. There are no suspects. Police are investigating.

Disturbance: Royalton Road

On Jan. 23, police were dispatched to a Royalton Road gas station regarding a panhandler who wouldn’t leave the premises. The caller said they had asked the man to leave three times.

An arriving officer talked to the suspect, who said he had been kicked out of a local hotel. The officer gave him a courtesy ride to the bus stop.

Drunken driving: Whitney Road

On Jan. 23, police were dispatched to the scene of a two-car crash on Whitney Road.

An arriving officer talked to one of the drivers, who appeared to be intoxicated. The officer’s suspicions were confirmed when the driver in question failed a field sobriety test. They were arrested for drunken driving.

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