Steubenville Police

Keeps coming back: A Portland Boulevard resident said his ex-wife keeps coming to his home even though he doesn’t want her there, Thursday. The man said he has full custody of their children and his ex has never lived there, but she showed up three times the week prior and was leaving stuff near the porch area of the residence just before they arrived. He said he has an order of protection against her but it hasn’t been served so police looked for her but so far have been unable to locate her.

Officers executing a search warrant at a Wellesley Avenue location seized about 80 grams of a substance believed to be cocaine, a handgun and about $3,700 in cash, Thursday.

Drugs: An unresponsive male was reported in the 400 block of Slack Street, Thursday. Police said firefighters were already at the scene and administered Narcan to revive the man. He was given a drug treatment form and transported to the hospital for evaluation.

Cited: Helen McKinley, 78 107 Boley St., Weirton, assured clear distance ahead after allegedly rear-ending a vehicle stopped in the 4100 block of Mall Drive; LaVar L. King, 48, 200 Fernwood Road, Apt. 32, Wintersville, no operator’s license; Natalie Simakis, 21, 127 Estes Ave., Weirton, expired plates.

Jefferson County Sheriff

Anger issues: A woman said her ex started arguing with her when she went to his place to pick their child up and then took her car keys and “wouldn’t let her leave,” Thursday. She said when she took the child to the car the arguing continued, and he may have punched her car before tossing her keys back in the car. The man said she dapped their child off after he got home from a second shift “and he was frustrated.” When she came back to get the child, he admitted yelling at her but denied a physical altercation. Police advised him to control his emotions

Good deed: A caller reported a man had been standing in the cold outside a doctor’s office in the 2000 block of Sunset Boulevard for two hours waiting for a taxi that never came, Tuesday. The caller said the man “wasn’t dressed” for the cold. Police gave him a ride to his home in Mingo Junction.

Bad break: A man whose 20-year relationship went south said his ex wouldn’t give him the title to a vehicle he was buying from her, Thursday. He said they had a written, notarized contract as far as the purchase price and payments go, but she was refusing to give him the title because of $319 in unpaid toll fees. She told deputies she took the plate off to avoid further fees.

Stormed out: A caller asked deputies to check on a female who’d been visiting a man at a Dillonvale location and called to say he was “being mean to her and…refusing to allow her to leave,” Jan. 18. The homeowner said she’d left about 15 minutes earlier and was upset because his mother and sister showed up, and on her way out “destroyed a few things in the house.” Deputies tried calling her several times, but it went directly to voicemail. The homeowner said he didn’t want to pursue charges against her for “breaking one of his kitchen plates or breaking a window on the front door as she ‘stormed out of the house’.”

West Virginia State Police

Charged: Gabriel J. Rocchio, 44, 200 S. 17th St., Weirton, driving while license revoked for driving under the influence and no seat belt, Thursday.

Charged: Vicki M. Nash, 70, 2146 Eldersville Road, Follansbee, driving under the influence, speeding and left of center, Thursday.

Weirton Police

Charged: Andrew Jenkins, 41, 524 Locust St., Weirton, destruction of property, Jan. 16, arrested following a call reporting destruction of property on a vehicle.

Arrest: Wendell Rodgers, 67, 3106 Orchard St., Weirton, shoplifting, Jan. 16, arrested following a complaint at Kroger.

Arrest: Shawn Hunter, 47, 1215 N. 4th St., Toronto, possession with intent to deliver, transporting into the state, possession of marijuana, Jan. 16, arrested during a traffic stop in the 3600 block of Main Street.

Public intoxication: Beverly J. Davis, 70, 139 8th St., Colliers, public intoxication, Jan. 17, officers received a call of an intoxicated female at the Coen Gas Station.

Crash: Tammy L. Glass, 39, 114 N. Forest Ave., Steubenville, DUI aggravated, reckless driving, Jan. 17, arrest following a traffic crash in the area of Three Springs Drive and U.S. Route 22l

Trespasing: Todd Rodgers, no age listed, 3106 Orchard St., Weirton, trespassing, Tuesday, individual found on mill property.

Arrest: Trevor L. Yazevac, no age listed, 110 Heathermore, Weirton, wanton endangerment, shooting within 500 feet of a dwelling, Tuesday, arrested on warrant stemming from an incident in which he allegedly was shooting a gun in an alleyway.

Alleged threat: David J. Fisher, 185 Colliers Way, no age listed, terroristic threat, Tuesday, arrested for making online threats.

Traffic stop: Matthew I. Haught, no age listed, 556 Banfield Ave., Follansbee, possession of a drug abuse instrument, possession of meth, Tuesday, traffic stop made for speeding and drugs were located in the vehicle.

Traffic stop: Dreama Stimpak, 50, 134 S. 13th St., Weirton, possession of a controlled substance, driving while license suspended-second offense, Wednesday, K-9 located drugs in the vehicle during a traffic stop

Arrest: Regis F. Donahue, no age listed, 754 Fredrick St., McKees Rocks, Pa., possession of marijuana, Thursday, arrested after a traffic stop with K-9 locating drugs in the vehicle

Arrest: Naudia Dalen, no age listed, 1840 Hudson Hill Road, Weirton, fleeing the scene, driving with no insurance, Thursday, arrested on warrants.

Arrest: Justin Bartley, no age listed, 200 S. 17th St., Weirton, public intoxication-drug related, Jan. 23, arrested after officers received a call about a male looking in windows and laying on a couch located outside of the residence.