Toronto Police

Charged: Luther M. Ford, 50, Elkins, W.Va., falsification and possession of drug paraphernalia, Tuesday.

Charged: Jamie Hanlin, 45, 514 state Route 151, Mingo Junction, possession of drug paraphernalia, Dec. 7.

Charged: Aaron M. Liddick, 43, Apartment B, 715 North Fourth St., driving under the influence, Dec. 3.

Charged: Philip R. Thompson, 56, 305 Alpine Drive, domestic violence and menacing, Dec. 3.

Charged: Jennifer A. Devore, 41, no fixed address, public intoxication, Nov. 28.

Brooke County Sheriff

Charged: Christopher J. Stevens, 26, 601 Two Ridge Road, Wintersville, illegal entry of a building and conspiring to commit a felony, Wednesday.

Charged: Aaron D. Hickle, 46, 601 Two Ridge Road, Wintersville, fugitive from justice, grand larceny, illegal entry of a building and conspiring to commit a felony, Wednesday.

West Virginia State Police

Charged: Jeremy R. DeGarmo, 40, 388 Rabbit Hill Road, Wellsburg, possession of cocaine and expired license, Thursday.

Follansbee Police

Charged: Doris A. Johnson, 52, 104 Megan Drive West, Wellsburg, driving under the influence, obstructing an officer and battery on an officer, Thursday.

Charged: Francis E. Shriver, 49, 813 North Fourth St., Toronto, trespassing, Thursday.

Wintersville

Cited for speeding: David Meto, 59, 623 Lovers Lane, Steubenville; Richard A. Palmieri, 60, 269 Skyview Drive, Weirton; Gail L. Lawson, 65, 1506 Oregon Ave., Steubenville; Ethan H. Woods, 23, Carrollton; Juan M. Jahrgui, 53, 524 Lauretta Drive, Steubenville; Jack J. Perry, 59, Cadiz; Julia A. Piergallini, 35, 186 Highland Hills Drive, Follansbee; Robert L. Hakis III, 45, Brienville, Tenn.; Jeffery L. Walker, 69, 534 Ross St., Steubenville; and Mary A. Hoobler, 70, Irondale.

Steubenville Police

Back at it: A resident in the 400 block of North Sixth Street told police his female companion “got angry” and “wiped everything on the coffee table off” before proceeding to “knock over a stand with all his medications,” Wednesday. He said he was seated at the coffee table when she “started to slam it into the ground then flipped the coffee table over when it did not break” before making her way into the kitchen, “where she started throwing glass dishes, breaking them all over the floor.” She also punched him in the face, he said, and police noted facial redness and a small scratch on his neck as well as a small cut on his leg that was bleeding. The female left when he called police, so officers checked her residence as well as the downtown but she wasn’t located. The information was forwarded to the city prosecutor for consideration of charges.

Not adding up: A juvenile told police an argument with her mother turned physical and her mom “slapped her in the face and was grabbing at her while pinning her down in the vehicle,” then told her she’s no longer welcome in the house, Thursday. Police said her hair and clothes were neat and she had no scrapes or bruises to indicate she’d been in a fight, which was inconsistent with her account of the alleged fight, and said when they talked to mom they got a version of events that was not consistent with what the girl had told them.

Loading up: Employees at Kroger told police a woman tried to push “an entire shopping cart full of items” out of the store without paying,” Thursday. She fled in a black truck before police arrived by they were able to identify her. Police said the items she tried to steal totaled $937.

So there: A disturbance was reported in a building in the 800 block of North Sixth Street, Thursday. A male told them he and his girlfriend “were just arguing.” She refused to speak with them.

Pilfered: A Cedar Avenue resident said his driver’s license, birth certificate and Social Security card were stolen from his vehicle overnight, Thursday.

Booked: Tomara Pulliam, 29, 402 Spring Ave., Steubenville, warrant for domestic violence, Thursday.

Code violation: Notice of violation was sent to the owner/occupant of a property at 239 Hollywood Blvd., litter, construction materials and cardboard piled on sidewalk in front of residence.

Cited: Scott H. Nguyen, 50, 403 N. Fourth St., Apt. 15, Steubenville, speeding (school zone); Christopher A. Trapp, 43, State Street, Steubenville, no operator’s license.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Drunk driving: Employees at the Marathon in Amsterdam said a “highly intoxicated man” had driven to the store and was trying to get lunch meat but was “too intoxicated to stand” and had dropped his pants to urinate near the front door, Tuesday. Deputies said he smelled of alcohol and “could barely stand on his own” and had leaned against the counter “with his pants unzipped and coming down his legs.” They said as they walked him outside “he fell over, onto his (backside.)” He was transported to an area hospital for treatment.

Drugs: A deputy on patrol spotted someone he believed to be overdosing in a vehicle in Yorkville, Tuesday. The woman was initially unresponsive, but after she was revived the deputy learned she’d taken the vehicle without permission. The owner said he’d been “trying to get it returned for several weeks.” The deputy said her male companion was en route to the hospital in an ambulance when he “jumped out at the red light in Yorkville.” The woman had an outstanding warrant and was turned over to Belmont County deputies.