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Weirton Police Zachary J. Allas, no age listed, 707 Heathermoor Drive, Weirton, DUI/drugs, Feb. 21, arrested following a traffic stop for improper passing. Miranda A. Marino, 36, 3913 Collins Way, Weirton, DUI/drug related, Feb. 23, arrested following a traffic stop based on a citizen complaint. Adam J. Custer, 23, 99 Phillips St., Weirton, domestic battery, Feb. 23, arrested following a call to WVU Medicine-Weirton Medical Center. Johnna Jones, no age listed, 106 North 15th St., Weirton, DUI aggravated, Feb. 23, arrested following a crash investigation. Jason Michael Sandy, ...

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Weirton Police Charged: Joseph W. Francis, 38, 433 Cove Road, leaving the scene of an accident, Friday. Brooke County Sheriff Charged: Kevin L. Abbott, 53, 157 Finance Road, Weirton, domestic assault, Saturday. Steubenville Police Seeing’s believing: A city resident told police she’s convinced someone is spying on her, Sunday. She said she thinks there are hidden cameras in her home and that someone is following her, her boyfriend and her ex-husband, but when she showed them where she thought they were hidden police said they found nothing. She said she was going to contact ...

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Steubenville Police Jammie threat: A caller reported seeing a man holding two knives trying to get in a Crabbe Boulevard apartment, Saturday. Police were en route when he fled, but the resident said she watched him through her security camera and he really was “holding two knives and was screaming at her to open up the door.” The resident also showed them a text from the man saying that, “since she didn’t open up the door, he would come back in his pajamas with his AR (rifle).” The resident said her only past involvement with the man was selling him a Sony Play ...

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West Virginia State Police Charged: Travis S. Gray Jr., 43, 383 Lawson Ave., Steubenville, fugitive from justice, Wednesday. Brooke County Sheriff Charged: Levi Thomas, 39, 216 Lee Road, Follansbee, possession of a controlled substance, Wednesday. Steubenville Police Nasty break: A woman who went to a Pico Street location to collect her brother’s belongings after a breakup said she discovered it had been vandalized, Wednesday. She said she’d talked with his ex and “everything appeared civil,” then noticed the interior “was destroyed as if smashed, including the touch ...