Weirton Police

Seth Jason Humberson, 20, 553 Bell Hill Road, New Cumberland, DUI, reckless driving, open container, underage consumption, leaving the scene of an accident, Sunday, arrested following the investigation of a motor vehicle crash of a single vehicle that went off the roadway and down an embankment.

Amanda Martin, 34, 127 Bell St., Weirton, possession of marijuana, possession of a drug abuse instrument, Wednesday, arrested following a traffic stop.

Trudy Brownlee, no age listed, 1336 Overlook Drive, Weirton, DUI, Wednesday, arrested following a vehicle crash.

Steubenville Police

Youthful sidekick: A city resident and a juvenile who was with her are facing charges for allegedly trying to leave Wal-Mart with $149 in merchandise they hadn’t paid for, Wednesday. Employees told police they watched the pair skip-scanning merchandise at the checkout. Lisa Ring, 38, 500 N. Fifth St., Steubenville, was charged with misdemeanor theft, police said. The juvenile was released to a parent, and police told them Juvenile Court officials would be contacting them.

Painful memory lapse: A woman was run over by her own vehicle, Tuesday. The woman said she was driving in the 200 block of Richland Avenue when her dog jumped out the window. She said when she jumped out to go after him she forgot to put the vehicle in park and when she ran in front of her car it struck her, knocking her to the ground and running over her leg. Steubenville firefighters transported her to the hospital for treatment.

Drifting: A Linden Avenue resident told police her work truck slipped out of gear in a grassy lot in the 500 block and drifted into a parked vehicle, Tuesday. The owner of the other vehicle was out of town but living in the residence, and a family member contacted him.

Youthful indiscretion: A juvenile tried to leave Kroger with a backpack full of food and drinks, Tuesday. Police said around $50 in merchandise was found in the bag, but the juvenile did not have a theft record so he was turned over to his mother and the report forwarded to juvenile court for review. The youth has been banned from the store.

Dog days: A caller was concerned about the welfare of dogs at a city residence, Tuesday. Police said the owner told them she breeds several types of dogs and currently has 12. They said all of them appeared to be in good health and well fed with adequate water and shelter.

Acting out: Someone reported a man wearing a red jacket “yelling at vehicles driving by for no apparent reason,” Tuesday. Police checked the area but he’d gone.

Drugs: A caller reported a woman overdosing in a city eatery, Tuesday. Police said when they arrived she was sitting at a table and awake, but appeared to be under the influence of some type of drug. Steubenville EMS transported her to the hospital for further evaluation,

Served: April Stanley, 49, no fixed address, failure to appear, Tuesday.

Cited: The owner of a vehicle parked at the intersection of Carnegie Street and Ridge Avenue, criss-cross parking and parking too close to an intersection.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Bumper cars: A 14-year-old drove her mother’s van to pick up a sibling after school and almost hit several cars and a fence when she pulled into a lot on Main Street in Smithfield, Monday. Deputies said adults who took the car keys and secured the kids until they got there said the girl told them her mother wouldn’t get up, but when they talked with the girl she told them she took the van “because it was raining.” They said the girl’s mother was ill and visibly upset when she discovered she’d taken her van. She said her daughter had been walking to the bus stop to get her younger sibling after school and told them she’d hide the car keys from now on.

Rotten tomatoes: Deputies were shown a cell phone video of a male “throwing tomatoes” at the car door of a vehicle in Richmond owned by his ex’s father, Sept. 30.

Cited: Justin Robert Sabo, St. Clairsville, speeding.