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Busy weekend for Galion Police

Busy weekend for Galion Police

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 Friday, May 1, 2020

12:04 a.m.-Officers assisted a person experiencing mental health issues in the South Market Street area.

2:43 a.m.-Officers assisted EMS personnel in the 200 block of East Church Street with an unresponsive person. The man was arrested on warrants from the Cuyahoga Sheriff’s Office and Parma Police Department. Drug paraphernalia was seized by officers.

2 p. m.-A report of a small child not in a car seat in a vehicle in the 1200 block of Ohio 598 was investigated.

2:45 p.m.-A report of two suspicious people in the 600 block of South Market Street was investigated.

6:47 p.m.-A report of an assault was investigated in the 400 block of Second Avenue.

8:03 p.m.-A report of a suspicious man in the 200 block of West Atwood Street was investigated.

10:41 p.m.-A domestic dispute was investigated in the 200 block of North Liberty Street.

11:14 p.m.-A report of a baby crying in a vehicle was investigated in the 500 block of Galion Arms.

Saturday, May 2, 2020

2 a.m.-Juveniles were issued warnings for curfew violations in the 300 block of Fifth Avenue.

3:23 a.m.-A report of a possible fight was investigated in the Wisterman Court area.

4:08 a.m.-Dustin A. Hunt was issued a citation for driving under suspension in the South Boston Street area.

11:20 a.m.-A welfare check was conducted in the 300 block of Pine Street.

11:59 a.m.-A domestic violence incident in progress was investigated in the 300 block of North Market Street.

12:53 p.m.-A resident in the Harding Way West area was warned against mowing grass into the street.

1:10 p.m.-A parking complaint was investigated in the 100 block of Orange Street.

1:24 p.m.-A report of loud music was investigated in the 400 block of South Boston Street. A verbal warning for loud music was issued.

3:07 p.m.-Two debit cards found in the alley in the Grand Street area were turned over to police.

4:43 p.m.-A Wilson Avenue resident reported money stolen from their bank account.

6:31 p.m.-A report of loud music was investigated in the 400 block of South Pierce Street. A man was issued a verbal warning for loud music.

7:04 p.m.-A report of shots fired was investigated in the 1000 block of Harding Way East. One person was issued a warning for shooting a gun within the city limits.

7:33 p.m.-A bicycle found in the 300 block of West Atwood Street was turned over to officers.

8:48 p.m.-A report of an overdose in the 200 block of North Liberty Street was investigated. The male was taken to Galion Community Hospital for treatment.

9:09 p.m.-A disturbance was investigated in the 100 block of Tidd Drive.

11:43 p.m.-A domestic dispute was investigated in the 900 block of Harding Way East.

Sunday, May 3, 2020

1:43 a.m.-Michael C. Webb was issued a citation for driving under suspension in the 900 block of Portland Way North.

9:41 a.m.-A domestic dispute was investigated in the 300 block of North Market Street.

10:51 a.m.-A neighborhood dispute was mediated by officers in the 300 block of Cherry Street.

11:15 a.m.-A parking complaint was investigated in the North Union Street area.

11:26 a.m.-A report of a breaking and entering of a residence on Maple Heights Drive was investigated.

4:09 p.m.-A report of a reckless driver was investigated in the 900 block of Portland Way North. Andrew C. Spears was issued a citation for reckless operation.

6:47 p.m.-A South union Street resident reported their television stolen by someone they know.

7:41 p.m.-A West Atwood Street resident reported a go-kart stolen from their residence.

7:45 p.m.-A domestic dispute was investigated in the 800 block of Ash Street.

8:47 p.m.-A report of a possible protection order violation in the 500 block of Crew Avenue.

9:18 p.m.-A domestic dispute was investigated in the 400 block of John Street.

10:23 p.m.-A report of an intoxicated person in the 100 block of Portland Way South was investigated. The man was issued a verbal warning for disorderly conduct.

11:25 p.m.-A domestic dispute was investigated in the 100 block of North Union Street.

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