A 911 call was received from a from a confused patient at Wyandot Memorial Hospital early the morning of Oct. 19. A nurse confirmed everything was OK.

Eric J. Simmons, Nevada, was served a grand jury indictment at the Wyandot County Jail the afternoon of Sept. 14. Franklin D. Blair, Upper Sandusky, was served a grand jury indictment at the Wyandot County Jail for aggravated arson, arson, breaking and entering and receiving stolen property the afternoon of Sept. 14.

Linda L. Miller, Upper Sandusky, was cited for speed on East Wyandot Avenue near Drug Mart the night of Oct. 17. An anonymous caller reported a suspicious man walking around Nantucket Drive and talking on his cell phone the night of Oct. 17.

An officer responded to a private property crash at Pilot Travel Center early the morning of Oct. 16. Uros Kolakovic, Seattle, was backing his tractor trailer in a parking spot when he struck a truck operated by Randal W. Everette, Chatsworth, Georgia, causing damage behind the driver-side door.

Dakota A. Wilson, Nevada, was warned for expired registration at the intersection of South Eight and Johnson streets the evening of Oct. 15. Damon S. Privette, Cardington, was warned for a stop sign violation in the 200 block of South Sandusky Avenue the evening of Oct. 15.

A Findlay man reported a suspicious female at the KFC Travel Mart the evening of Oct. 12 asking if there was a hospital nearby and if it had metal detectors. The man advised the woman received a ride to Wal-Mart before the officers arrived. The officers could not locate the woman at Wal-Mart.

A deputy responded to a domestic dispute between two intoxicated individuals in the 100 block of Main Street, Kirby, early the morning of Sept. 8.

Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the months of October and November:

An Upper Sandusky woman reported her friend’s vehicle and apartment in the 200 block of Nantucket Drive had been vandalized with eggs early the morning of Oct. 6. Pictures of the damage were taken.

Ashley L. Cooper, Upper Sandusky, was cited for driving under suspension in the 100 block of North Sandusky Avenue the morning of Oct. 5.