Chillicothe police responded to a range of incidents on January 16, 2025, including traffic violations, criminal trespass, theft investigations, and juvenile-related offenses. Below is a summary of the key events reported throughout the day.
Key Incidents:
- Traffic Stops and Violations: Multiple traffic stops occurred on January 16, including citations issued for violations such as “Failure to Yield” and expired license plates. One incident at 4:11 p.m. on N Bridge St involved a collision where Mary McNichols failed to yield while turning left into a shopping center, striking Cheryl Lindsey’s vehicle. McNichols was cited for the violation, with a court date scheduled for January 27, 2025.
- Thefts and Investigations: Police initiated investigations into theft offenses at Lowe’s, with reports of theft without consent on N Bridge St. The cases are ongoing, with authorities working to gather more information from involved parties.
- Criminal Trespass and Disorderly Conduct: Several criminal trespass incidents were reported throughout the day. Officers responded to complaints on E 2nd St, W 2nd St, and Columbus St. Notably, on W 2nd St, a homeless male, identified as Matthew Kinnamon, was contacted by police after being found in a restroom. The investigations into these cases continue.
- Juvenile-related Issues: A child custody issue was reported at 175 N Sugar St, leading to an ongoing investigation into unruly juvenile offenses.
- Warrant and Welfare Check: A welfare check was conducted at N Bridge St and Riverside St early in the morning, and an individual with an active warrant was involved. The investigation is still underway.
- Drug-related Offenses: A traffic stop on Columbus St at 5:22 p.m. led to the discovery of drug paraphernalia, and the individual involved is under investigation. Officers also responded to a motor vehicle accident on Western Ave and are continuing their investigation.
- Sexual Imposition: Police were called to Lincoln Park at 6:45 p.m. in reference to a gross sexual imposition case involving a juvenile. The investigation is ongoing.
Chillicothe police are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. The department continues to work on several ongoing investigations and is committed to addressing various community concerns.
For updates on these cases, residents are encouraged to follow local news outlets and the Chillicothe Police Department’s official channels.
