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Toronto Police
Charged: Angeleena M. Matthews, 22, and Nicholas D. White, both of 2315 Allison Road, Chester, both for child endangerment, Feb. 15.
Charged: Danielle L. Davis, 34, and Timothy L. DeGarmo, 34, both of 1310 Franklin Ave., both for child endangerment, Feb. 15.
Charged: Robert R. Schroeter, 32, Lawrenceville, Ga., driving on sidewalks, lawns or curbs, Feb. 21 (A truck driver, Schroeter reportedly lost his way and in attempting to turn around, veered into a yard at Cleveland Street and River Avenue.)
Charged: James D. Shannon, 36, no fixed address, felonious assault, Feb. 21 (for allegedly cutting a juvenile's leg with a boxcutter).
Brooke County Sheriff
Charged: Brandie S. Morris, 32, Wheeling, driving under the influence, Monday.
Brooke County Prosecutor's Office
Charged: Shane M. Gillespie, 38, 224 May Road, Follansbee, violation of a personal safety bond, Monday.
Jefferson County Sheriff
Parting company: Three people were arguing in the street in the 200 block of Wheatley Street, Empire, and a woman ran over a male's suitcase twice before fleeing the scene, Sunday. Deputies were able to locate the male with the suitcase, who told them he'd been staying at the residence after being paroled in Columbiana County and had noticed someone driving by the residence "shouting threats" at the owner's daughter's boyfriend. When he messaged various people on social media platforms "to tell the person to stop making threats," he said the homeowner's daughter became upset and hit him in the face twice. He said her dog also bit him, and that the daughter's father and aunt joined the fray. He said he was leaving when she drove over his suitcase, but he wasn't interested in filing charges. He said he was trying to get a ride back to East Liverpool, where family members live, which was a good idea since the homeowner told deputies it was time for him to move on. She said she'd allowed him to stay at her home because he needed a fixed residence to comply with his parole, but said he "can be mouthy" and there'd been problems since he moved in. Her daughter just said she wanted him to stay out of her business. No one filed charges.
Steubenville Police
Get away: Police checking on the welfare of a city resident were able to speak with him through his Ring doorbell, Sunday. He told police he's fine but he left town to get away fom his ex. He said he hasn't been answering her calls and doesn't want to talk with her.
Bad break: A scuffle erupted in a gas station lot between a man and his former business partner, Sunday. He said the man has been harassing him and making derogatory comments about him and his wife since their falling out, and when the man saw him at the gas station, he taunted him.
Left behind: An Efts Lane resident found a suitcase, a gym bag and a tent on her property, Sunday. Police were unable to determine who the items belonged to.
Drugs: Callers reported an unresponsive male at a University Boulevard location, Sunday. Police said Steubenville firefighters/EMS administered Narcan, which revived him. Police confiscated a white powder that was on the nightstand and issued him a drug treatment form.