Safety Blotter: April 17, 2012

Upper Sandusky Police Department
Mark D. Roderick, of Pueblo, Colo., was involved in a non-injury accident at Pilot on the early morning of March 24.
An Upper Sandusky resident reported hearing loud noises outside of her residence that woke her up and caused her dog to growl on the early morning of March 24. Upon arrival, nothing was found.
A resident in the 400 block of North Third Street reported hearing someone knock on her bedroom door early on the morning of of March 24. Upon arrival, nothing was found.
Damian Evans, of Upper Sandusky, was given a warning for littering in the 400 block of South Seventh Street on the morning of March 24. He cleaned up the area.
A resident in the 1000 block of North Warpole Street reported on the morning of March 24 that be thought his neighbor made his cat sick.
A cell phone was reported lost in Harrison Smith Park on the afternoon of March 24.
Officers assisted emergency medical services in the 500 block of North Warpole Street on the afternoon of March 24.
Lori A. Rhoads, of Upper Sandusky, was issued a written warning for window tint while in the 600 block of North Sandusky Avenue on the evening of March 24.
Michael I. Baker, of Galion, and Alisha J. Kyser, of New Bloomington, were both charged with open container following a traffic stop on U.S. 23 Southbound near CH 50 on the evening of March 24. Baker also was charged with OVI and window tint.
Jonathon C. Hurst, of Carey, was issued a parking ticket for being parked in a fire lane at Walmart on the early morning of March 24.
Lori A. Rhoads, of Upper Sandusky, was warned for failure to obey pedestrian control device in the area of Finley and Sandusky streets on the early morning of March 25.
Maria E. Morales, of Upper Sandusky, was warned for disorderly conduct behind T&T Sports Lounge on the early morning of March 25. She was found yelling at a male subject.
A resident in the 500 block of North Eight Street reported her 16-year-old son missing on the early morning of March 25. The juvenile was found to be unruly, but he did return.
Jason K. Cornish, of Upper Sandusky, was involved in a non-injury accident at Drink and Deli on the night of March 29. There was no damage reported.
Mark J. Klee, of Upper Sandusky, was involved in a non-injury accident in the area of North Eighth and Walker streets on the evening of March 30. His vehicle was hit by an unknown vehicle that left the scene. Details of the possible vehicle were given.
A resident in the 300 block of South Sandusky Avenue was reported for kicking a dog on the evening of March 30. Contact was made with the resident, who was advised he could face criminal charges for mistreating dogs.
An officer assisted a female resident with a battery jump at Willson’s Bestmart on the evening of March 30.
A barking dog in the 400 block of South Seventh Street was reported on the night of March 30. A yellow door hanger was left on the owners’ door, requesting to contact the station.
A noise complaint at Indian Mill Apartments was reported on the night of March 30. Contact was made with the owners.
A noise complaint at Riddlehaven Apartments was reported on the early morning of March 31. A loud slamming noise coming from an apartment was reported, but no noise was heard upon arrival
Officers transported a resident from the 1000 block of North Warpole Street to Wyandot Memorial Hospital on the morning of March 31. The man was running through a wooded area on the west side of Ohio 199 and possibly had a fracture..

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