Brooke County sheriff

Charged: William D. Bish, 53, 47 Dominic Drive, Weirton, burglary, grand larceny, conspiring and person prohibited from possessing a firearm, Friday.

Charged: Channlear S. Burek, 31, 110 Hedges Drive, Wellsburg, public intoxication and obstructing, Saturday.

Charged: Breanna R. Elbert, 29, Bellaire, domestic assault, Saturday.

Charged: Jacob Lopez, 37, 749 Rabbit Hill Road, Wellsburg, domestic assault, Saturday.

Charged: Jeremy A. Jones, 41, 76 Susquehanna Road, Wellsburg, domestic battery and domestic assault, Saturday.

Wintersville Police

Cited for speeding: Marcella Hython, 37, 322 Hill Ave., Steubenville; Maggie Rogers, 19, 89360 Scott Road, Jewett; Samuel Huzovic, 21, Mount Vernon, Wash.; Peter Sammons, 19, 10862 Cadiz Road; Patrick Walters, 32, 257 Lawson Ave., Steubenville; Regan Butera, 25,79 Leatherwood Lane, New Cumberland; Michelle Miller, 47, Wheeling; Jayda Everett, 20, Lot 60, 1588 state Route 45, Richmond; Kade M. Ramey, 22, Carrollton; Virginia L. Moreland, 61, Cadiz; Brenda L. Rudolph, 52, 4027 Valleyview Ave., Steubenville; Joseph Brown, 39, 212 N. 10th St., Weirton; Corey Piergallini, 33, 106 Eleanor St., Mingo Junction; and Karen Hill, 74, 109 North Avalon Drive.

Cited: Christopher Zyrini, 50, 117 Powells Lane, red light violation.

Summoned: Laura A. Shanley, 51, 115 Marion Place, Steubenville, scavenging; and Timothy R. Lloyd, 45, 311 Springdale Road, barking or howling dogs.

Steubenville Police

Feeding addiction: A city resident told police his son stole a flat-screen TV and a gold bracelet from his home, Monday. He said his son has been using illegal drugs and had pawned other items he had stolen from the house and had also stolen money and checks. He said after the latest incident he locked the front door to try and keep him out of the house, but his son got a screwdriver and tried to get back in, damaging the latch. He said his son took his truck but doesn’t have a license. Police found the truck parked and unoccupied on Oregon Avenue near Broadway, and when they notified him it had been found, the man told them his son had returned to the house complaining it had run out of gas and when he wouldn’t let him have his car, stole it and his bank and ID cards and ripped a cell phone out of his hands.

Keep them on: Staff members at a downtown shelter told police they were concerned two men were asking a female for nude pictures of herself and her children, Monday. The woman told them two men she knows only by the names “John” and “Cody” had asked her to send them nude photos of herself, but insisted they hadn’t asked for pictures of her kids. She said she blocked the men, but told police one of the men was supposed to pick her and her children up at some point but they didn’t show up. She said she told a staff member what the men had asked her to do and “stated that she was glad she did not get picked up because she felt that it could have led into the males possibly taking pictures of her children.” Asked to explain, she told police she felt “if she was picked up by someone she did not know that she was putting her children in danger of something like that potentially happening” and said she would never do that to her children.

Disturbance: Police responded to the 100 block of Braybarton Boulevard for reports of vehicles speeding and subjects yelling out the windows,” Monday. They said they checked the area thoroughly but were unable to locate the drivers.

Time to go: A Clinton Street resident was taken into custody after he allegedly slapped his live-in girlfriend’s young son in the face and threatened her, Monday. Donald R. Smith Jr. 41, was booked into the Jefferson County Jail on a domestic violence charge. His girlfriend said after he slapped the child they’d argued most of the day.

Saw the handwriting: A city resident told police he thought someone was planning a break-in because he found broken glass under his security camera in his driveway and backyard, Monday. Police had to talk to the man through his doorbell camera because he wasn’t home. He told them he didn’t think they’d respond so quickly.

Towed: Lori A. Grennell, 50, 180 N. Fourth St., Apt. 703, expired/unlawful plates. Callers complained of a vehicle that had been parked on the roadway “for numerous weeks,” and said when they checked it the rear plate did not belong to the vehicle and was expired, so it was towed.

Shaky: A male patron at a business in the 4100 block of Sunset Boulevard appeared to be intoxicated, but told police he’d just been “awake all night and was extremely tired,” Monday. Due to his condition, police waited until a family member arrived to give him a ride home.

Booked: Scott Gilmore, 51, 731 Oxford Blvd., Steubenville, domestic violence, theft and theft of a motor vehicle, Monday; Roman B. Longo, 37, 465 Lincoln Boulevard, Steubenville, bench warrant, Monday.

Lovely: A woman caused a disturbance at Circle K, and when she was asked to stop cursed the manager instead, Monday. She told police the woman is no longer welcome in the store.

Cited: Kenneth Simpkins, 60, Slatington, Pa., speeding; vehicles in the downtown business district were ticketed at Market Street and Court Alley for parking on a yellow curb; a tan pickup criss-cross parked and parked too close to the intersection of Ridge and Reserve avenues was ticketed for both violations; a Cadillac parked at the intersection of Ohio Street and Pennsylvania Avenue was ticketed for blocking a fire hydrant.