Public Record: Nov. 21

Docket From the public records of the Findlay Police Department and Hancock County Sheriff's Office: Police Department The following incidents were reported Thursday: Dogs tied up and barking, about 50 vehicles arriving and leaving, and ongoing loud music were reported at 1704 S. Blanchard St. A Stanley Avenue resident reported their personal information was put online without consent. A female in a pickup truck could not be awoken at 752 W. Trenton Ave. She was slouched over in the driver's seat with the vehicle running. Attempts to awaken her caused her to look up, but she immediately fell back down. A caller requested a peace officer to remove their daughter's items from a Tioga Avenue residence. A male was walking through the drive-thru at McDonald's, 731 Trenton Ave., about noon and knocking on vehicle windows. Police were called to Findlay High School and met in the office about pornography found on a student's school-issued computer. A domestic dispute was reported at a Vincent Street residence. A return to the residence found the couple verbally arguing and items being placed at the curb. A burglary was reported at 1819 Byal Ave., where a door lock was broken and the door had been "messed with." Three vehicles were parked illegally near the intersection of Howard Street and Franklin Avenue. A Kirkwood Court resident reported her 18-month-old daughter "got ahold of" something like a cleaning agent and was "acting weird" and "lethargic." The child was conscious and breathing normally. A domestic dispute at a Jennifer Lane residence resulted in a physical altercation and a man facing a trespass warning after he drove away in a rental vehicle. The man does not have a valid driver's license. An iPad was missing at Birchaven Village, 15100 Birchaven Lane. Three "squatters" — two males and a female — were utilizing a garage behind 520 N. Main St. for shelter. They were asked to leave several days ago, but were still there Thursday. A wallet was taken from a vehicle at 626 Washington St. A man was threatened with physical violence by another man who came to his residence in the 900 block of North Main Street. A peace officer was called to 411 W. Sandusky St., where a female didn't "feel safe" when she returned home and found a couple taking items they owned and moving out. They hadn't indicated their plans to her. They planned to return Friday for additional items. A road rage incident was reported in the 1500 block of Tiffin Avenue. A civil protection order violation was reported at a Breckenridge Road address where a male neighbor "was walking back and forth" between the adjoining apartments. The man was taken into custody. A man was stabbed by a female at a Fifth Street residence during a domestic dispute. The female was taken into custody and the male was transported to Blanchard Valley Hospital by Hanco EMS. Sheriff's Office The following incidents were reported Thursday: An inmate swallowed some drugs at the county jail.A black pickup went through a stop sign at Ohio 37 and Hancock County 172 and struck a vehicle being driven south on Ohio 37. The pickup driver left the area driving west on Hancock County 172. The truck has damage on the driver's front side. The vehicle's driver did not require an ambulance. A prowler was reported inside 102 N. Main St., Arcadia. He left and ran through nearby trees. Two females ate marijuana-laced brownies and got sick at 900 W. Heatherview Court. They didn't know the brownies had drugs in them. The women had no difficulty breathing, but rapid heart rates and vomiting. A roommate was to oversee them. The following incidents were reported Friday: Traffic backed up in the 14000 block of U.S. 68 as a dog was wandering on the road. A deputy could not locate the dog. Mail was stolen from a mailbox at 1415 Cypress Lake sometime since Nov. 10.