Public Record

Docket From the public records of the Findlay Police Department and the Hancock County Sheriff's Office: Police Department The following incidents were reported Friday: Two pit bulls were reported roaming near Hull Avenue and Milton Street. One person was taken into custody during a traffic stop at 800 W. Trenton Ave. A domestic dispute was reported on Fostoria Avenue. One vehicle was impounded following a traffic stop at the Fifth Third Bank on Tiffin Avenue. A man stole a carton of cigarettes from the Speedway on Tiffin Avenue. An opossum with "some blood by its mouth" was sleeping by a fire hydrant on the 700 block of McManness Avenue. A window was broken at 1908 Kirkwood Court. A male in a black ball cap and T-shirt was going through a trash bag in an alley in the 500 block of Tiffin Avenue. The man looked "like he might have a mental problem." A semi clipped a gray Ford F-150 at East Sandusky and Williams streets and left the scene. The semi had a red cab and a trailer that said "Decker" on the side. One person was taken into custody at a Walnut Street residence. A car was egged in the 1800 block of Greendale Avenue. A man was found dead of a suspected overdose in a camper on Washington Street. A resident was robbed of money at gunpoint and assaulted at residence on the 1500 block of Park Street. An injured raccoon was reported limping around on the garages on the 700 block of Swing Street. The raccoon wandered over toward Findlay High School before disappearing. A Sixth Street resident reported receiving a fraudulent payment after selling a dress online. Multiple officers were called to a Springbrook Drive residence for a wanted person. One person at the residence was detained. A female and four males beat another male with a bat and "wooden thing" at 1915 Bank St. A person was taken into custody and released after shoplifting from Walmart on West Trenton Avenue. Loud music and fireworks were reported at an Allen Avenue residence. A wallet was stolen from a Park Street residence. A complaint of fireworks from a Bishop Lane residence was made. The following incidents were reported Saturday: People were setting off fireworks and yelling profanities in the street inthe 400 block of Fifth Street. One person was taken into custody and a vehicle was impounded following a traffic stop at McConnell and G streets. A man was smashing on windows and "going crazy" in front of Brew U Sports Pub, 316 N. Main St. An intoxicated person was taken into custody at South Blanchard and Sixth streets. A person was hanging around cars parked in the 300 block of Crystal Avenue. The person fled when a resident opened their back door. A customer destroyed a cash register and said an employee put her hands on him at Menards, 15110 Flag City Drive. The customer reportedly acted out because he did not want to wear a mask. A lottery ticket was stolen from Southside Wolfies, 546 Sixth St. A woman was yelling in the bathroom and refused to leave BioLife Plasma Services, 1789 E. Melrose Ave. She was given a trespass warning from the property. A gun was reported stolen from a Madison Avenue residence sometime in the last three weeks. A person was taken into custody at Marathon, 1790 E. Melrose Ave. A car was keyed in the 2000 block of Breckenridge Road. Fireworks were set off behind Circle K on Crystal Avenue. Warning were issued to those responsible. A man was taken into custody after being found slumped over in the driver's side of a running car on the 300 block of Garfield Avenue. A cellphone was stolen out of a convertible on the 100 block of Sixth Street. A man was maced by someone who had been arguing with another man at Old Stoney Ledge, 752 Howard St. Fireworks were reported near the 1200 block of Hurd Avenue. Fireworks were reported near the 700 block of South Street. Fireworks were reported near the 800 block of Washington Avenue. Fireworks were reported near the 700 block of Milton Street. Sheriff's Office The following incidents were reported Friday: A man was reported trying to get into several cars in parking lots near 2800 S. Main St. He said he found a key in the parking lot and was trying to find out what vehicle it belonged to. The owner of the key was found outside the property looking for it. The man was taken into custody. Mulch was reported all over the roadway at Ohio 12 and Hancock County 140. Tawa Mulch was advised of the situation. A caller reported gunshots coming through the woods from the east and nearly hitting a child near a residence on Trail 93. A domestic disturbance was reported on Western Avenue. Multiple cellphones, blankets and coloring sets for children were reported stolen from an East Melrose Avenue residence. The theft was allegedly committed by a guest who stayed the night at the residence. A verbal warning for lighting fireworks within the city limits was issued at a Byal Avenue address. The following incidents were reported Saturday: A fight was reported at the Twin Lakes Park, Bluffton. A passenger of a blue Toyota minivan pointed a gun at the driver of a nearby car travelling southbound on I-75. Troopers detained two people, and the gun was believed to be an air soft gun. Fire Calls From the public records of the Findlay Fire Department: Saturday 3:45 p.m., 1600 Kathryn Court, emergency medical service call. 6:51 p.m., Hancock County 236 and Flag City Drive, motor vehicle accident. 8:13 p.m., 510 W. Main Cross St., unintentional alarm. 10:22 p.m., 243 Ely Ave., medical assist. Sunday 12:53 a.m., 1724 Byal Ave., medical assist. 8:30 a.m., 750 Bright Road, medical assist. 10:37 a.m., 210 E. Wallace St., medical assist. 10:56 a.m., 1132 Logan Ave., no incident found. 1:53 p.m., 2215 Jennifer Lane, medical assist. 3:;02 p.m,. East Sandusky/South Main Street, no incident found. 3:09 p.m., 816 Hurd Ave., medical assist.