Safety Blotter

Safety blotter: Nov. 5, 2019

Safety Blotter

Safety Blotter

Upper Sandusky Police DepartmentMia L. Ramos-Cazeres, Upper Sandusky, was cited for expired tags on the 300 block of South Seventh Street the morning of Oct. 28.Matthew R. Frey, Upper Sandusky, was arrested on a warrant out of Seneca County for child support and transported to the Seneca County Line to the custody of the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office the morning …

Michael S. Baldridge, Upper Sandusky, was cited for driving with expired tags at the intersection of South Hazel and Spring streets the evening of Oct. 20.

A caller reported a Jeep parked illegally on the 100 block of South Sandusky Avenue the morning of Oct. 18. The responding officer made contact with the vehicle’s owner and the owner agreed to move the Jeep. 

Aaron T. Coble, Staley, North Carolina, was cited for reckless operation off the roadway following a private property accident on the 1600 block of East Wyandot Avenue the early morning of Oct. 9. Smyth Janvier, Indianapolis, Indiana, was cited for parking where signs prohibit on Comfort Drive near East Wyandot Avenue the early morning of Oct. 9.

An Upper Sandusky woman was walking her dog when it was hit by a car on East Wyandot Avenue near Pilot the early morning of Oct. 9. The dog, a young black lab, had an injury to its rear legs and was bleeding from its mouth and nose. The dog was dispatched at the owner’s request and the owner took it with her for burial.

A caller reported a stop sign had been knocked down by farm equipment at the intersection of Chief and South Warpole streets the afternoon of Oct. 7. Contact was made with the driver, who advised he didn’t know he struck the stop sign and had been paying attention to getting around an electrical pole with a tile plow. Insurance information was collected and the street department replaced the stop sign.