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Galion Police arrest several over weekend

Galion Police arrest several over weekend

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Thursday, January 28, 2021

12:50 a.m.-A Cedargate Apartments resident reported someone attempting to get in their apartment and vehicle. Officers were unable to locate anyone.

1:16 a.m.-A West Summit Street resident reported that someone threw a snowball at their window.

5:55 a.m.-Robert E. Humphrey, 50, Galion, was arrested for disorderly conduct.

10:06 a.m.-Officers assisted Children Services’ personnel in the Carter Drive area.

12:25 p.m.-Paul L. Prosser III, 34, Crestline, was arrested on a warrant and turned over to Crestline Police.

1:14 p.m.-A report of an assault was investigated in the 100 block of West Atwood Street.

1:32 p.m.-A report of harassment was investigated in the 500 block of North East Street.

3:17 p.m.-A West Summit Street resident reported being the victim of unemployment fraud.

4:01 p.m.-A Harding Way East resident reported the theft of a credit card from their mailbox.

8:27 p.m.-A disturbance was investigated in the 900 block of Rosewood Drive and two people were issued warnings for disorderly conduct.

Friday, January 29, 2021

11:20 a.m.-A non-injury accident was investigated in the Orange Street area. Annabell Heimlich was issued a citation for a stop sign violation.

5:57 p.m.-John D. Taylor, 41, Galion, was issued a court date on a warrant during a traffic stop in the 700 block of Charles Street.

Saturday, January 30, 2021

1:03 a.m.-A report of a domestic issue in the 400 block of Libby Lane was investigated.

2:17 a.m.-Tabatha A. Roberts, 40, Galion, was arrested for disorderly conduct in the 200 block of Fellow Street and taken to the Crawford County Justice Center.

6:35 p.m.-A Hollywood Drive resident reported receiving harassing phone calls from someone they know.

Sunday, January 31, 2021

2:16 a.m.-A report of loud music was investigated in the 500 block of Second Avenue. The resident was issued a verbal warning for loud music.

9:06 a.m.-A domestic dispute was investigated in the 500 block of Portland Way North.

10:56 a.m.-A person reported property stolen from a residence in the 200 block of Fellow Street.

8:45 p.m.-Officers checked two residences for a runaway juvenile from Morrow County.

10:17 p.m.-A civil standby was conducted in the 600 block of Portland Way North.

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