Brooke County Sheriff

Charged: Robert V. Glass, 39, 424 High St., Wellsburg, driving under the influence and possession of a controlled substance, Friday.

Charged: Kayla L. Koski, 35, 709 Pine St., Steubenville, possession of a controlled substance, Friday.

Charged: Randy Barnhart, 39, 54 27th St., Wellsburg, possession of a controlled substance, Wednesday.

Steubenville Police

Armed and dangerous: An argument involving neighbors in the 200 block of North 10th Street escalated to the point that both told police they felt threatened, Sunday. Police said one party was on the phone when they arrived, describing him as “extremely agitated” and said he told them he “needed to calm down before talking to (them.)” Police said the other parties involved, a male and female, told them their brother had been outside with the dog when the neighbor, who they said regularly complains to the landlord, came out of his home and approached them. They said the neighbor was “being argumentative” so they responded in kind and as he became more agitated, they eventually told him to leave but he refused, arguing “it wasn’t their property.” The resident said his gun had been holstered the entire time but when the arguing intensified, the neighbor saw it and “threatened to go to his house and get his (weapon.)” The homeowner said he never removed his gun from its holster and had stepped back in his house when the neighbor came out on his porch with a long rifle. The neighbor told police he thought the brother “was looking at him strangely” and told him to be more friendly, then came to the sidewalk to talk with them but “they became argumentative.” He said they told him to get off their property but they don’t own it so he stayed there. Police said he told them “he felt ore threatened because (the other man) was carrying a gun” so he went home to get his “to show them he had a gun (too).” He said he never left his porch. A neighbor not involved in the dispute said both parties “were mutually aggressive.” They were all instructed to avoid further contact and advised how to obtain a civil protection order.

Injured: City police say someone was stabbed in a building in the 100 block of North Fourth Street, Thursday. There’s no word on how seriously the individual was injured. The incident remains under investigation, police said.

Warring neighbors: A man in the 200 block of Cunningham Lane told police he and a neighbor were arguing about “parking issues” and the neighbor threatened him, Sunday. He said he didn’t know the neighbors’ names but said the man had “threatened to beat him up and get his sister to beat up his wife” and was concerned for their safety. Police said the other man didn’t answer the door when they knocked but when they saw him walking denied threatening the other couple. He said the caller’s girlfriend “was banging on his door about a parking issue” so he asked the caller to get her to stop. He said they argued but insisted he “did not threaten him at all.”

Fighting: Two juveniles were fighting on North Seventh at North streets, Sunday. Police said the two “agreed to meet up to fight regarding a post on TikTok.” They were advised to stay separated and left the area.

Brazen thieves: An older male wearing a white T-shirt, khaki pants and black socks wheeled two TVs out the backdoor at Wal-Mart, Sunday. Employees said he loaded them into a waiting forest green station wagon driven by a younger person and wearing a sleeveless shirt with numerous tattoos on both arms from shoulder to wrist.

Disturbance: Police located a woman in a blue Jetta with out-of-state plates believed involved in “some type of disturbance” in the Tim Horton’s parking lot, Sunday. When they pulled up police said the woman got out of her car to tell them she’d been arguing with a male earlier, but he’d already left the area.

Causing problems: Callers reported “subjects possibly fighting” in a building in the 100 block of North Fourth Street, Sunday. Police located a couple engaged in an argument with a third party, all three of them advising it was strictly verbal. The three of them were advised to avoid each other.

Defied ban: A couple banned from Fort Steuben Apartments was refusing to leave the property, Sunday. They fled when police arrived. The report was forwarded to the prosecutor for charges.

Didn’t want to go: A Lawson Street resident complained that he couldn’t get a female to leave his residence, Sunday. Police said when they talked with her she left immediately.

Snooper: A Sunset Boulevard resident returned home from a weekend away to discover someone had been inside his home, Sunday, He told police the back window was shattered and there was a piece of concrete on the sill. Once inside he found paperwork regarding the laws of an estate and told police “he knew exactly who would do (it.)”

His fault: A disturbance was reported in the 200 block of South Eighth Street, Sunday. They spoke to a woman involved who told them “her boyfriend was arguing with her” but he’d already left.

Didn’t want help: Someone reported seeing a man “passed out” on North Seventh at Superior streets, Sunday. Police located the man, who said he “was OK and just tired.”

Served: Skylar Haines,23, state Route 151, adult parole violation, Sunday; Edward Burch, 32, no listed address, warrant for failure to appear (Belmont County), Sunday.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Ding-dong: A Wintersville resident said someone has been ringing her doorbell and running off, Sunday. She said the night before it happened again and when she looked outside, saw a car stopped outside with flashing lights and watched two kids jump in the back of it. She told deputies when she opened her front door the following morning she discovered “the bottom aluminum portion of her door” had been kicked in.