Vanlue woman charged with felony

FINDLAY — A Vanlue woman was indicted Tuesday by a Hancock County grand jury, charging her with a felony theft offense. Staci R. Alford, 41, of Vanlue, was charged with a fourth-degree felony count of grand theft. In the indictment, Alford is accused of intending to deprive the city of Findlay of tools, concrete saws and a generator, valued at over $7,500. Other indictments Kayla A. Bloom, 35, of Toledo, was charged with failure to appear in court, a fourth-degree felony. Nijhia A. Senter, 24, of 426 Walnut St., was charged with failure to appear in court, a fourth-degree felony. Breanna R. Gonzales, 30, homeless, was charged with a fifth-degree felony count of breaking and entering. In the indictment, Gonzales is accused of trespassing, by force, a detached garage on H Street with the intent of committing a theft. Alex D. Wilkins, 27, of 1426 Fleetwood Ave., was charged with a fifth-degree felony count of violating the terms of a court-issued domestic violence protection order.