The Chillicothe Police Department responded to 22 incidents on December 10, addressing various issues including theft, domestic disputes, and traffic violations. Below are the highlights:
Traffic and Driving Offenses
- University Drive (2:03 AM): A driver was cited for lacking proper headlights and a license plate light during a traffic stop.
- East Main Street (9:52 AM): Officers addressed a parking complaint involving fictitious plates.
- North Hickory Street (8:22 PM): A traffic stop resulted in an investigation into the illegal use or possession of drugs and a failure-to-reinstate-license offense.
- McKeller Street (11:54 PM): A property damage crash led to charges of resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, failure to control, and OVI (Operating a Vehicle under the Influence).
Criminal Cases
- East 2nd Street (8:43 AM): A package theft was reported; the case is under investigation.
- River Trace Lane Walmart (8:08 PM & 8:38 PM): Officers responded to two theft complaints, including one involving a theft in progress. Investigations are ongoing.
- Valero Gas Station, North Bridge Street (5:19 PM): Officers investigated a criminal trespass and disorderly conduct case involving a known individual.
Domestic and Assault Incidents
- Scioto Avenue (1:25 PM): A domestic violence complaint was filed, with the investigation continuing.
- East Water Street (1:12 PM): Police responded to an assault that resulted in serious harm to the victim.
- Dayton Street (10:09 PM): Officers were dispatched to a domestic dispute involving disorderly conduct.
Warrant Arrests
- North Paint Street (5:51 AM): Two individuals turned themselves in at the Law Enforcement Complex (LEC) for active warrants. Jeffrey Rainey was held on a theft charge, awaiting a court appearance.
Other Notable Incidents
- Lincoln Park (3:46 PM): A theft report was filed; the case remains open.
- Pohlman Road (4:21 PM): A potential sex offense is under investigation.
- Jefferson Avenue (4:44 AM): Officers responded to a non-criminal call regarding a possible intentional overdose.
The Chillicothe Police Department remains vigilant, responding promptly to public safety concerns and conducting thorough investigations into ongoing cases.
