Wintersville Police

Cited for speeding: Bryan A. Esarey, 37, 567 Belvedere Drive, Bloomingdale; Jamie J. Phillips, 46, 517 South Main St., Amsterdam; Kamryn S. Maple, 20, Carrollton; Regis E. Martin, 78, 301 Woodridge Drive; Frances E. Ellingworth III, 58, Kenosha, Wisc.; Brooke E. Stevenson, 36, 335 Nimitz Ave.; Sabrina J. Ayers, 49, 1408 State St., Steubenville; Andrew J. Godman, 52, 102 West Main St., Hopedale; and Hannah R. Bayes, 34, Apartment E6, Two Ridge Road.

Steubenville Police

Sharing the wealth: A resident in the 400 block of S. 4 th Street wanted a man removed from her property, Thursday, Police said he was on the sidewalk when they arrived and was “reluctant” to leave, but they advised them he needed to move along and eventually did. A few minutes later another resident called to complain about him “he was yelling and causing a disturbance.” Police gave him a ride to Wintersville.

Awful: Police advised a city resident if she wants her son out of her home she’d need to have him evicted, Thursday, Police had been at the residence the day before and had learned that after they left, the male “verbally abusive” with her and said he hated her and wished she would die but did not threaten her.

Injured: A man fell in the 800 block of Brady Avenue, hitting his head, Thursday. Police said he was on the sidewalk when they arrived. He was transported to the hospital for treatment.

Opportunistic: Someone is illegally dumping in a bin in the 800 block of University Boulevard, Thursday. The property owner said a person who previously dumped in one of his trash receptacles had done it again.

Booked: Stacey M. West, 55, 723 Market St., Apt. D, Steubenville, contempt of court, criminal trespass and misdemeanor theft, Wednesday. Koger employees allege West was spotted in the store in despite having been banned and a no contact order from Municipal Court and concealed around $90 in merchandise she hadn’t paid for in her purse and a bag

Code issues: Notices of violation were sent to owners/occupants of properties at 1213 State St, 1139 Wellesley Ave., 1145 Wellesley Ave., 1147 Wellesley Ave. and 1517 Oregon Ave., all for high grass/weeds. Also, 709 Pine St., carpeting and construction type materials in front of property.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Spreading joy: A Dillonvale resident was upset his water was shut off due to billing issues, Wednesday. Employees said the man was two months behind on his bill so an order of termination was posted. They said they’d tried several times “to work with him” to bring his bill current but on that day he “became irate and began shouting in her face, causing him to spit on her due to (his) proximity.” She said he told her he was “coming for her job” and was “going to come at her” and she wasn’t sure what he meant though it made her uncomfortable. She told deputies she didn’t want to pursue charges but at the same time doesn’t want him to return. They said the male answered the door with his phone in hand, recording their interaction.” He told deputies “there was no incident” and he is allowed to be in a public building so deputies can’t arrest him for being there. Deputies said they tried to explain they were “just there to let him know (the clerk) doesn’t want issues at work” but he “talked over what they were saying.” They said they also tried to give him contact information for agencies that could help but he “continued to talk over them “and asked (the female deputy) inappropriate questions.” Deputies told him if he does it again or causes issues at the water department he would be arrested.