Public Record

Docket From the public records of the Findlay Police Department and Hancock County Sheriff’s Office: Police Department The following incidents were reported Thursday: A house was broken into on North Main Street. An individual was taken into custody on Washington Avenue following a report of a suspicious male possibly on drugs. An older male was “getting pretty animated” with some people outside the Hancock County Courthouse. Child abuse was reported on Edith Avenue. Trash was dumped on Midland Avenue. A car was repeatedly vandalized on Churchill Drive. The individual suspects it was because he had a Trump sticker on his vehicle. An individual on North Blanchard Street reported being threatened. A Western Avenue individual reported car tags stolen. An individual came to the mayor’s office to complain of “vulgar signs” at the protests happening downtown. Neighbors were arguing over puppies on Fifth Street. A wanted individual was taken into custody on West Sandusky Street. An unruly juvenile was reported on Center Street. A possibly intoxicated driver was reported near Hunters Creek Drive and East Sandusky Street. A neighbor complained of a car driving more than 45 mph repeatedly near Edith Avenue and Bolton Street. The driver said he was going 25 mph but his truck is loud so it sounds faster. A domestic dispute occurred on Trenton Avenue. A Blanchard Avenue individual reported being threatened. Yard lights were taken on Fairmont Drive. A Sterling Court individual reported being threatened. A bicycle was taken on Meeks Avenue. Possible theft was reported on Bank Street. Fireworks — at first thought to be possible gunshots — were reported on Wilson Street. A domestic dispute occurred on Lippincott Avenue. Sheriff’s Office A County Road 9, Forest, individual reported being threatened. Illegal dumping occurred on County Road 313. A bag of tools were stolen out of a van near County Road 313 and Township Road 35, Bluffton. Municipal Court From the public records of Findlay Municipal Court. The following people were given jail sentences: Clayton J. Bowen, Findlay, underage consumption, fine $250; 30 jail days, 23 suspended. Tamara J. Carver, Findlay, aggravated disorderly conduct, fine $250; 30 jail days, 28 suspended. Sincere Jo Henderson, Findlay, sales to and use by underage persons, fine $250; 30 jail days, 25 suspended. Anthony J. Hilvers, Findlay, petty theft, fine $300; 60 jail days, 50 suspended. David R. Lamb, Findlay, obstructing official business, fine $250; 60 jail days, 50 suspended; obstructing official business, fine $250; 60 jail days, 60 suspended. Thomas Mauricio, Findlay, aggravated disorderly conduct, fine $250; 30 jail days, 30 suspended. Emmanuel Lopez, Leipsic, petty theft, fine $250; 30 jail days, 25 suspended. Carolyn M. McGowan, Findlay, petty theft, fine $250; 60 jail days, 50 suspended. Holly M. Thompson, Findlay, obstructing official business, fine $300; 90 jail days, 69 suspended. Lucas G. Weaver, Findlay, domestic violence, fine $50; 30 jail days, 30 suspended. Brett L. Wieging, Findlay, aggravated disorderly conduct, fine $50; 10 jail days, 10 suspended. Joseph D. Miles, Findlay, operating a vehicle while under the influence (OVI), fine $700; 90 jail days, 78 suspended; 731-day license suspension, with driving privileges. Shawn M. Ramsey, Findlay, leaving the scene of an accident, fine $250; 90 jail days, 80 suspended; 181-day license suspension, with driving privileges. Marcia J. Greathouse, Findlay, OVI, fine $450; 60 jail days, 53 suspended; 366-day license suspension, with driving privileges. Tyler J. Hale, Ada, OVI, fine $650; 180 jail days, 160 suspended. Tracy G. Hennings, Bloomdale, OVI, fine $850; 180 jail days, 150 suspended. Fire Calls From the public records of Findlay Fire Department: Wednesday 6:11 p.m., South Main Street/East Main Cross, traffic accident. 9:15 p.m., 725 South St., emergency medical service call. Thursday 8:19 a.m., 607 S. Blanchard St., good intention call. 1:23 p.m., 431 Winthrop Drive, canceled en route. 3:27 p.m., 701 Lima Ave., smoke detector activation.