West Virginia State Police

Arrested: Bryant D. McClain, 34, 88 Campfire Lane, New Cumberland, driving while suspended for driving under the influence and defective equipment, Sunday.

Arrested: Kyle R. Debee, 33, 367 Pontiac Road, Wellsburg, driving while suspended and speeding, Saturday.

Arrested: Jason C. Foresha, 34, 100 Angela St., Follansbee, DUI and speeding, Saturday.

Brooke County sheriff

Arrested: Joseph H. Smith, 39, 48 Boston Lane, Wellsburg, domestic battery, Saturday.

Arrested: Charles L. Holden Jr., 44, 533 Rockdale Road, Follansbee, possession of a controlled substance, Thursday.

Arrested: Craig A. Eakle, 40, 243 American Way, Weirton, violation of bond conditions, Thursday.

Steubenville Police

Don’t hit send: A Woodland Avenue resident told police a woman is blackmailing him on Snapchat, Friday. He said he’d sent her a series of explicit photographs, and now she’s threatening to send them to his family unless he sends her money.

Tacky: A woman allegedly stood on her porch and yelled obscenities at another woman and her children at the bus stop, Friday. The caller showed police video of the incident, a continuation of past problems between the two. The women have protection orders against each other, police said.

Driver educated: An Opal Boulevard resident said a female driver cut him off, and when he told her to learn how to drive, she followed him home, threatening to call her family to “take care of him,” Friday. He said she called her father, and when he got there the man behaved aggressively and rushed at him several times to try and fight.

That’s gratitude: A man in the 700 block of Wilkins Street working on a car said the woman who wanted to drive off in it threw beer and pop on him in a fit of anger because it was taking too long, Friday. The man refused to identify himself, reveal her birthdate or say where the woman had gone, police said.

Complaint: A bicyclist complained of a pit bull running loose, Friday. Police said the dog was laying in the yard when they arrived. A woman who identified herself as the sister of the owner said the dog never left the yard.

Second thoughts: Two women department employees believed were going to try to leave the store without paying thought better of it when police were standing at the exits, watching, Friday. The women came in the store together and pretended not to know each other, they said, but were calling each other and whispering into their phones and loitering near exits. After spotting the officer one of the women took the items she had to the register and paid, calling her cohort as she did. When the second woman spotted the officer, she paid for some items and left the rest on the counter, police said. The two of them left the parking lot in a newer, silver SUV with West Virginia plates, they said.

Served: Curtis L. Young, 49, 1324 Arlington Ave., Steubenville, failure to appear for a code enforcement violation, Friday.

Booked: Michael A. Macias, 52, Lubbock, Texas, petit theft, Saturday. Wal-Mart employees said Macias failed to scan merchandise valued at $130 at the self-checkout.

Keep on going: A man sleeping on the ground behind Historic Fort Steubenville was told he needed to find somewhere else to sleep, Saturday. Several hours later callers reported the same man was lying on the sidewalk by Holy Trinity Church. Officers woke him up and told him he’d have to move on.

Cited: Todd John-Wick, 47, 362 Rosemont Ave., Steubenville, DUS and failure to signal; Amanda M. Gill, 30, 2803 Cleveland Ave., Steubenville, assured clear distance ahead and DUS; Dequa Harrison, 33, Spring Avenue, Mingo Junction, speeding;

Booked: John E. Gilbert, 59, 995 McKinley Ave., Steubenville, violation of a protection order, Friday; Cary B. Cox, 53, 142 N. Sixth St., Steubenville, failure to appear, Friday; Rhonda Wick-Leon, 53, 4641 county Road 45, Steubenville, failure to appear, Friday; Jesse James III, 120 S.Eighth St., Steubenville, domestic violence, Saturday; Daniel Brynza, 38, no fixed address, Follansbee, possession of drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia, Sunday; Eugene Battlochi II, 33, 307 Union Ave., Steubenville, two counts failure to comply, Sunday.

Jefferson County sheriff

Quiet time: A landlord serving an eviction notice at a Smithfield location ended up in a dispute that turned physical with the tenant and family members, Saturday. The tenant told deputies the landlord handed her the notice and told her the only reason he let her stay there was her father was very ill, so she jumped up and grabbed her son’s air rifle, then put it back done. She said he started yelling in her face and continued calling her dead father names, so she shoved him and asked him to stop. The landlord claimed that when she got upset, she hit him with the gun. He said he was in his truck waiting for a deputy when another man pulled up and said he was going to “break his neck” if he said another word, then punched him in the mouth. The tenant’s brother said family members told him the landlord was calling his father “a no good thief” and other names, and when he told him not to talk about his father that way he said the landlord told him it’s “not his fault his dad was a liar and a thief …” He said he told the landlord again not to say that but he did anyway, so he punched him, The tenant said she’s trying to find another place to live but couldn’t be out in five days. She was told you can’t pick up an air rifle and shove your landlord because you don’t like what he said. The brother was told punching someone can lead to charges.

Silence is golden: A Wintersville woman was taken into custody following a disturbance, Saturday. Her husband told deputies the woman was “screaming and causing a disturbance, and all he wants to do is leave,” but she wouldn’t let him. Deputies said they booked Julie Brozka, 34, 997 Effs Lane, into custody on pending charges of disorderly conduct and domestic violence. Her husband told deputies he was asleep when she came home from work, but when she came into the room he woke up and noticed a Chipotle bag in the kitchen. When he asked her if she got him a sandwich, too, he claims she began pushing, hitting and pinching him until he called 9-1-1. He said she also threw a laundry basket down the hallway and punched the screen door leading into the garage, breaking the trim. The woman questioned what he had done for her, and deputies reported she wouldn’t stop screaming at the man, following him outside when he was talking to them despite warnings to go back inside, prompting them to take her into custody.

Hands off: A 14-year-old girl who was at Smithfield township park allegedly attacked a younger girl with whom she’s had problems in the past, Sept. 7. The younger girl’s father said his daughter was punched in the face multiple times. Deputies said she had several contusions and the brackets on her braces were dislodged, and the girl was diagnosed with a closed head injury.

Enough: Two people who cohabitate at an Amsterdam location called deputies, each complaining about the other, Monday. The female said the man was “screaming because her friend … opened his car door.” The male said he’s tired of his things being stolen or vandalized and believes her friend is the one doing it. Deputies told them their arguments and calling law enforcement to threaten their partners has gotten out of hand.

Dispute: A Toronto resident told deputies two vehicles were ramming into one another near her home and the occupants were screaming at each other, Sunday. Deputies located the male, who said he “did not call law enforcement, there was no problem and (you can) leave,” and refused to identify himself until they told him they’d talk to neighbors and if there was enough evidence, “return and arrest him and get his name that way.” The deputy said the two of them had a “loud conversation” about the ongoing issue, and the man eventually became more agreeable and gave them his name and said he and his girlfriend had argued and she left with their child. Deputies said the woman drove through a yard to leave but they stopped her anyway. Both of them denied having had a phsyical altercation or ramming their cars. The woman told them they just haven’t been getting along and she wanted to stay with family for at least a day.

Booked: Taylor Renee Peters, 27, 1883 state Route 151, Mingo Junction, OVI and falsification, Sunday. Peters also was cited for driving under suspension and a turn signal violation; Teala Swanson, 37, state Route 151, Cadiz, failure to appear, Saturday;

Ohio State Highway Patrol

Booked: Quincy Dudley, 51, 1611 Ridge Ave., Steubenville, failure to appear, Saturday.

Wells Township police

Booked: Brian Nicosa, 39, Brilliant, possession of drugs, Sunday.