South Side Neighborhood Watch

6/26/2014 - South Side Leader

COVENTRY: On June 7, Summit County sheriffs deputies responded to a vehicle accident on Woodfield Avenue, where a driver crashed into trees on the front lawn of a residence. The driver was transported to a hospital for treatment of injuries and also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia found in the vehicle. Charges for DUI were pending results of a BAC test performed at the hospital.

A Cope Avenue woman reported June 12 someone broke security lights outside her home and damaged a padlock on a door.

A Daisy Avenue woman reported June 14 the father of her children grabbed her by the neck and choked her during an argument at her residence. He denied assaulting her, but deputies observed marks on her neck, arrested him for domestic violence and took him to the Summit County Jail.

Deputies responded to a disturbance at a South Main Street bar June 15. A group of people had been arguing and one woman refused to comply with officers requests to calm down. Despite several warnings, she continued her disruptive behavior, according to the report. The Akron woman also reportedly lied about her identity and was handcuffed, arrested for disorderly conduct and obstruction of official business and taken to the Summit County Jail. The other parties involved in the argument agreed to separate for the night.

On June 16, a Flowerdale Avenue woman reported she received threatening text messages from an unknown person.

A dealer license plate was stolen from a vehicle at a Ley Drive auto auction lot June 17. Deputies entered information about the plate into a national database for stolen vehicles and plates.

Deputies investigated a June 17 report filed by a Flynn Avenue woman who said an acquaintance made threats against her via a social web page. Deputies contacted the acquaintance and advised her to have no contact of any kind with the victim.

A Pamer Drive man reported June 17 his estranged wife called him 26 times that day after being told not to call him. Deputies called the woman and told her to have no contact with him.

On June 18, deputies were seeking the person who stole American and Ohio flags from a pole outside a Portage Lakes Drive site.

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