Wellsburg Police

Charged: Bryson T. Cosper, 18, 2401 Charles St., battery, March 13.

Charged: Jaeshawn J. Allen, 18, 3 Gullette Lane, battery, March 13.

Charged: Alan K. Yahrling, 72, Wheeling, domestic battery, Sunday.

Brooke County Sheriff

Charged: James A. Zanatos, 30, Dayton, fugitive from justice, Tuesday.

Charged: Douglas M. Freeman, 50, Myrtle Beach, S.C., fraudulent schemes, Tuesday.

Charged: Timothy J. Craven, 80, Orlando, Fla., receiving or transferring stolen goods, Saturday.

Charged: Donald J. Lynch, 49, 2 Fourth St., Beech Bottom, violation of a personal safety order and destruction of property, March 14.

West Virginia State Police

Charged: Daniel M. Ross, 31, 3804 Eldersville Road, Follansbee, fleeing from law enforcement, obstructing and providing false information to an officer, Monday.

Charged: Brandon R. Guyer, 35, 103 McLaughlin St., Adena, driving while suspended for driving under the influence, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident, Saturday.

Charged: Glenn E. Godrey, 44, Fairmont, W.Va., driving under the influence, person prohibited from possessing a firearm, possession of a controlled substance and no seat belt, Friday.

Weirton Police

Charged: Jeno Wall, 33, 1509 Foster Place, Steubenville, second-offense domestic battery, Friday.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Off putting: A “very upset” Tiltonsville man was banging on the door during a Yorkville Village Council meeting, Tuesday. Deputies said the man told them someone snatched his Samsung cell phone while he was sleeping at the bus stop across from a pharmacy and “he just knows some kids stole it.” He also claimed someone had “sliced his tires” on his mountain bike because “they had air in them when he fell asleep.” They said when they asked him if he’d seen actual cut marks on his tires, “he did not seem to understand than just because the tires were flat did not mean they were cut.” Deputies said he also and was “very erratic and moving around oddly while screaming and demanding” they retrieve video from the store, and when they told him the cameras can’t record that far away he “started yelling about kids on their bikes and he knows they stole it” because “it had to be them.” They told him he cannot make accusations without proof and advised him to search his phone’s location using another device. He called back Wednesday to report his phone was showing a location two hours earlier on “state Route 7 north between Brilliant and Mingo Junction,” so deputies pointed out it couldn’t have been the juvenile he had accused “as he was on a bicycle at the time and with his mom over an hour (before.)” He calmed down, but when they asked him again if he was sure his tires had been cut, he told them, “No, but they had to be cut” and when th ey offered to inspect them again advised “they had to be cut.”

Big bite: A Bloomingdale woman was bit on her thigh and hand by a German Shepherd, Tuesday. She told deputies she has no idea whose dog it is.

Cited: Jason P. Young, 239 Virginia Ave., Chester, driving under suspension.

Steubenville Police

Don’t do it: Police issued their first citations to drivers who were observed making an illegal left turn from Bryden Road onto Sunset Boulevard, Tuesday. Mario A. Allietta, 26, 112 Vireo Drive, Wintersville; Todd R. Kutscher, 44, 491 state Route 151, Mingo Junction; Shannon L. Grimm, 28, 154 Maple St., Dillonvale; and Terry L. Welling Jr., 39, 2632 Alvarado Blvd., Steubenville, all were cited for the turning violation. Allietta also was cited for excessive window tint, police said.

Dorm crashing: Franciscan University of Steubenville students in the 1400 block of University Boulevard said a man was harassing them, Tuesday. Campus security told police the man was “knocking on the door of the dorm rooms and approaching students.” Police tracked him down and told him to stay away from the campus.

Dropped: A Weirton woman is facing drug charges after police responded to reports of a disturbance in the 1300 block of Oregon Avenue, Tuesday. Police said Paige Pompei, 30, 3152 Weir Ave., was charged with misdemeanor possession of drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia after she allegedly dropped a metal pipe as police approached her. They said the caller had reported the argument had been going on “for some time” and noted Pompei “appeared upset” and was argumentative. Police claim they also found several “snort straws,” burned foil, torn baggies and two metal spoons with a white residue in her car. Pompei also was cited for expired plates and blocking traffic, police said.

Had enough: A disturbance was reported at a residence in the 100 block of North Fourth Street, Tuesday. A female advised she “had a friend who was being disrespectful” so they’d argued. She said the man left before police arrived.

Concerned: A city resident told police she thinks someone has been pilfering money from her mother’s bank account, Tuesday. She gave police “several years’ worth of bank records, check copies and statements.”

Harassed: An employee at a downtown store said a customer was afraid to leave because she was being harassed, Tuesday. Once the individual bothering her left the store the customer left, she said.

Code issues: Notices of violation were sent to owners/occupants of properties at 1647 Oregon Ave., refrigerator on back porch and bags of litter in back yard; 1239 Lincoln Ave., several bags of garbage on ground near city-issued trash can; and 509 S. Fourth St., bags of garbage on front porch; 1329 Oak Grove Ave., several bicycles, car tires, coolers, auto parts, freezers, lawn mowers and other items stored in side and back yards; 125 Belleview Blvd., garbage and a couch in the yard; 1303 Oak Grove Ave., litter and cardboard piled on back porch; 1309 Oak Grove Ave., mattresses and couches piled behind residence. Also, 303 S. Fourth St., couch, bags of garbage and other items on a property that does not have water service, so the owner was notified to have the prohibited items “and residents” removed.

Cited: Buck R. Warrick, 22, 1640 Pershing Ave., Steubenville, stop sign violation and operating a vehicle on a temporary permit without a licensed passenger following a fender-bender with no injuries Tuesday at Brady and Roosevelt avenues; Robert W. Thompson, 60, 119 N. 11th St., Weirton, and Freddie Jones, 30, 424 Booker St., Weirton, both speeding (school zone.)