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Cited: Jonathan Grimm, 39, 1318 North River Ave., driving under the influence, failure to control and open container, Sept. 29.
Steubenville police
Bad break: A Fifth Street resident arguing with her boyfriend about him seeing another woman said he hit her on the head with a bottle, Wednesday. The woman told police she was "upset that he left her for a crack head," and said he'd come back to her residence to get his belongings and when he left, took the temporary registration off her car. She had no visible sign of injury and didn't want to file charges. Police had to return to the residence later after callers reported a man and woman "rolling in the living room floor," fighting. The man said when he arrived at the residence to collect his possessions, he admitted breaking several windows and said his ex came out swinging a bat at him. She said he started breaking windows, then entered her residence and tried to assault her, so she fought back.
Mirror image: A Euclid Avenue resident told police when she tried to file for unemployment, she found out someone else was already collecting benefits using her information, Wednesday.
Damages: A Rosswell resident told police juveniles had broken her front window and pulled her gutter down, Wednesday.
Overbearing: An Oakmont Avenue woman told police she's having trouble with her landlord, saying he'd turned off her water without her knowledge and then accused her of not paying her bill and texting her at all hours of the night to ask what she was doing, Wednesday. The woman told police he's also making derogatory remarks to her and threatening to change the locks and sell her belongings, and has brought strangers into her home unannounced. Police couldn't find the landlord to discuss he allegations.
Code issues: Notices were sent to owners of properties at 320 Terrace Ave., litter; 1510 Euclid Ave, grass; 661 Lawson Ave., weeds; 1315 Oregon, grass; 1400 Oak Grove, grass; Belleview Boulevard, outdoor storage; 323 Maxwell Ave., grass.
Arrested: Breonna Williams, 28, 3306 Orchard St., Weirton, failure to appear, Wednesday.
Arrested: Allante Darling Chappie, 29, 1130 E. 81st St., Chicago, criminal mischief and an out-of-state warrant, Wednesday.
Arrested: John Moore, 38, 1228 Tweed Ave., Steubenville, bench warrant, Wednesday.
Arrested: Andrew M. Burton, 29, 811 Brady Ave., Steubenville, assault, Tuesday.
Arrested: Raymond A. Brandt, 48, 1111 Wilson Ave., loud exhaust.
Cited: Caroline R. Sanborn, 18, Covington, La., speeding; Kane A. Stacey, 20, 1215 Plum St., speeding; Patricia L. Felekey, 39, 3306 Orchard St., Weirton, red light violation; Misty M. Ghrist, 36, 1320 Arlington Ave., Steubenville, driving under suspension and a red light violation. Ghrist was ticketed after a two car accident at Sunset and Hollywood boulevards.
Jefferson County sheriff
Fighting: Three deputies and two state troopers responded to a call of a large fight starting in a club in Island Creek township, Tuesday. A knife was confiscated from one man, another had a handgun with a valid conceal carry permit. A woman, who authorities said was highly intoxicated, claimed the man with the knife started giving her a difficult time, chest bumping her and pushing her before pulling the knife on her. Her boyfriend suggested they were targeted because he supports a rival motorcycle gang. The man with the knife told deputies he'd stopped in to see other club members and hadn't had anything to drink, and when he tried to leave the woman blocked his way "yelling wild accusations, including calling him a pedophile." The man also said the knife was in open view, so there was no brandishing, and claimed the incident was triggered after his motorcycle club had turned the woman's boyfriend down. No one was willing to press charges.