Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office Wyandot County Sheriff’s detectives executed a search of a vehicle belonging to an inmate of the Seneca County Jail the afternoon of Jan. 12.

Sarah Luikart, Upper Sandusky, was arrested for driving under the influence at the intersection of North Fifth Street and Guthrie Drive early the morning of Dec. 31. Richard R. Dimond, North Baltimore, was cited for window tint on East Wyandot Avenue the afternoon of Dec. 31.

Jazmine S. Johnson, Columbus, was cited for speeding and driving under FRA suspension after a traffic stop on Ohio 15 near CH 95, Ridge Township, early the morning of Dec. 29. James L. Tong, Nevada, was arrested for obstructing official business the night of Dec. 29 after a caller requested a deputy check on his well being.

A deputy responded to a verbal domestic dispute in the 20000 block of CH 142, Marseilles, the afternoon of Jan. 1.

A deputy responded to a drug overdose in the 4400 block of Ohio 231, Sycamore Township, the night of Dec. 22.

Arnulfo A. Martinez-Hercules, Hagerstown, Maryland, was charged with possessing fictitious identification and disorderly conduct and Jose D. Ayala-Portillo, Frederick, Maryland, was charged with obstructing official business, resisting arrest, falsification and disorderly conduct following a fight on Comfort Drive early the morning of Nov. 18.

Caleb E. Brown, Marion, was cited for failure to control after a single-car crash in the 16000 CH 113, Pitt Township, the night of Dec. 14. John R. Burd, address unknown, was indicted on two counts of aggravated trafficking in drugs the morning of Dec. 15.

Michael R. Wilson, Nevada, was cited for a red light violation at the intersection of Walker Street and Sandusky Avenue the afternoon of Nov. 11.

Officers responded to a domestic disturbance in the 500 block of Highland Parkway the evening of Nov. 7. An officer responded to a non-injury crash involving three semis at Pilot Travel Center the night of Nov. 7.

Paul D. Gilroy, Carey, was indicted for possession of drugs and domestic violence the night of Dec. 14.