Jefferson County sheriff

Problems: A Dillonvale man told deputies he ran to a neighbor’s house after his former fiance turned up at his home uninvited after their breakup, Wednesday. The man said he wanted his ex-fiance arrested because she allegedly entered his home without permission and chased him and at one point kicked his truck. He claimed she’d forced her way in a back door, but deputies said there was no indication of forced entry nor had the grass been disturbed. She said she came to his home because he’d wanted his ring back and she wanted her dirt bike, and since he’d blocked her cellphone, the exchange had to be arranged in person. She said when she arrived at his house he behaved oddly, running down the street so she followed him to explain why she was there. She said she went back for her vehicle and returned, asking him to get in but he wouldn’t. She said she never entered his house. A neighbor said she saw the man running through her yard and said he’d asked her to hide him.

Arrested: A Mingo Junction man is being held in the Jefferson County jail on “numerous sexual related charges” out of Pennsylvania, Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies report. Deputies were asked to assist Wednesday as agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation executed warrants to arrest 37-year-old Travis Martin Gladish and search his home at 719 St. Claire Ave. He’s listed in law enforcement files as a fugitive from justice.

Divisive: A woman requested deputies be on hand while she removed her belongings from the home she’d shared with her estranged husband in Richmond, Wednesday. She told deputies her ex was filling black garbage bags with her things and tossing them into the yard, resulting in items being broken. She had friends there helping to gather her items and he told her to get them out of the house and said he took an electric saw and cut her work desk into pieces. She said there were two guns in the house registered in her name but he was refusing to give them to her. The woman had a court order requiring her estranged husband to allow her in the residence to retrieve her belongings. Her ex told deputies he felt “everyone acted in a civil manner and even wondered why (they’d) been called.”

Funny money: A Steubenville man he gave his step-daughter change for a $100 bill, but when he took it to the bank to deposit, he found out it was counterfeit, Wednesday. He said she’s an addict and should have known better than to trust her and told deputies she must have known it was fake when she gave it to him. When he confronted her, he said she claimed her boyfriend gave it to her. The man also said his step-daughter forged a check in December.

Damages: The owner of Nemo’s Car Wash in Rayland told deputies a white tanker tailer damaged the hose and plumbing in his truck bay, Wednesday. The driver caught the hose and spray nozzle on his drive axle and tore the connection between the hose and plumbing. The owner said it would cost about $1,500 to repair and wanted to pursue charges. The driver eventually called deputies and said he was going to pay for the damage.

Booked: Christopher Clapham, 44, 1012 township Road 381, Steubenville, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, Wednesday; Tina McGee, 42, and Brooke Hearn, 21, both of 347 Patton Ave., J-7, Wintersville, probation violation, Wednesday; Antoll West, 34, 134 McDowell, Steubenville, burglary, Wednesday; Michael Horlacher, 28, no fixed address, failure to appear, Wednesday; Ashley Dobbs, 26, 4842 county Road 39, Bloomingdale, endangering children, Wednesday.

Steubenville police

Cited: Joshua Todd Koerbel, 26, 1426 Belleview Blvd., Steubenville, expired registration. Police said two women in a vehicle found blocking the intersection of Euclid and Belleview told them a third person was enroute with gas, Wednesday. Officers determined the male’s license was suspended, neither of the women was licensed and they were unable to show proof of valid insurance, and said when they advised the women the car would have to be parked, they “became very aggressive and cursed and hurled insults. They also reportedly indicated that they had every intention of driving the vehicle again, whether it was insured, valid, or anyone had a valid license,” so police had it towed.

Damages: An Oakmont Avenue resident told police she believes a juvenile living next door egged her car, Wednesday. Police spoke with the youth, who said he didn’t throw the eggs.

Upset: An Oregon Avenue resident evicted from his apartment by a family member threw furniture items on her porch and knocked over a dresser in the alley, Wednesday.

Egged: A Sherman Avenue resident told police someone threw numerous eggs at her vehicle, which was parked near her residence, Wednesday. Security footage is being reviewed.

Wakeup call: A man sleeping on his sofa told police he awakened to find two males in his living room, standing by his TV, Wednesday. He said when he jumped up and yelled and the pair fled.

Seeing things: A caller reported someone sitting in their blue Jeep Compass parked at Fort Steuben Mall, Wednesday. Police said when they arrived on scene, they realized there were two blue Jeep Compasses parked next to each other, and no one was in the caller’s vehicle.

Booked: Tanya M. Easlick, 45, Hanover Ridge Road, Scio, petit theft, Wednesday. Walmart employees allege Easlick used the Wal Mart Plus app to select and bag 107 items, but at the self-check-out she only scanned and paid for six items. They claim she attempted to leave the store without paying the $469 due for the remaining items, police said.

Booked: Charlene Boyd, 1328 Sinclair Ave., Steubenville, charged with child endangerment, Wednesday. The residence was deemed unlivable, and police said the building inspector responded “and later condemned the house.”

Cited: Marissa Park-Smith, 1648 Roosevelt Ave., Steubenville, driving under suspension.

Booked: Oscar D. Bickerstaff, 26, no fixed address, domestic violence, Wednesday; Daniel J. Walters IV, 29, 496 South Sixth St., Steubenville, fugitive from justice and possession of drug paraphernalia, Wednesday. Walters, wanted on a warrant out of Hancock County, allegedly had a glass pipe in his backpack when he was taken into custody.

Booked: Robert C. Cross, 32, 602 Lincoln Ave., Mingo Junction, petit theft, Wednesday. Walmart employees allege Cross returned a vacuum cleaner and $95 was refunded to his debit card, then took a $169 model off the shelf and tried to leave without paying for it. He told police he thought he was exchanging his old vacuum, not getting a refund.

Stolen: A black and silver lifeguard bag with the word “pink” in gold lettering was stolen from Belleview Pool, Wednesday The bag contained clothing and a key.

Wintersville police

Charged: Lisa D. McDonald, 40, Apartment E, 40 Christopher Ave., left of center; Aledria A. Hill, 29, 2518 Sunset Blvd., Steubenville, driving while suspended and speeding; Nathan B. Osz, 32, 164 Chase Road, driving under the influence and failure to maintain control; Tyler Lamantia, 20, 242 May Lane, red light violation; Honesti Blair, 20, 117 Roberts St., driving while suspended; Joshua S. Fortuna, 33, Ambridge, Pa., driving while suspended and under the influence; and Donald W. Robinson II, 235 Winters Drive, driving under the influence and speeding; Ryan M. Sronce, 30, 413 Olive Drive, speeding; Dakota Phillips, 24, Apartment C8, 601 Two Ridge Road, speeding, and James Norris, 26, 825 Byron Drive, speeding.

Toronto police

Booked: Luis Arellano-Flores, 44, 1499 Ravine St., Toronto, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, Wednesday; Gary L. Reed, 53, 823 Second St., Brilliant, trespassing; Cathy A. Wright, 63, 723 West Fernwood Drive, stop sign violation; Richard T. Wolf, 31, 629 North Third St., driving under the influence and improper backing; John D. Roman, 34, 1500 Madison Ave., driving while suspended and no child restraint; Haylee M. Bickerstaff, 29, 628 North Third St., driving over a fire hose:

Cheyenne C. Sellers, 30, 617 Henry St., red light violation; Mabel Cehrs, 60, 1004 South River Ave., stop sign violation; Alma L. Dawson, 71, East Liverpool, stop sign violation; Vance T. Lytle, 23, 1054 Adams St., driving while suspended; Stefan T. Vantchev, 40, 6179 state Route 213, failure to reinstate license; Luis H. Flores, 44, Apartment 5, 1499 Ravine St., driving under the influence and open container; Sarabeth A. Tucker, 34, 545 North Fifth St., driving while suspended;

Deidra L. Strovilas-Lathem, 51, 814 Jefferson St., permitting an unlicensed driver to drive; Damion Hughes, 29, 193 Kingsdale Road, Steubenville, failure to reinstate driver’s license and loud exhaust; James D. Shannon Jr., 34, 414 North Sixth St., trespassing; Maranda M. Burch, 39, 142 North Sixth St., Steubenville, driving while suspended; Vance T. Lytle, 23, 1054 Adams St., Steubenville, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia;

Maranda M. Burch, 39, 142 North Sixth St., Steubenville, failure to appear; Wade L. Manns Jr., 27, 515 North Fifth St., failure to reinstate license; Samantha I. Leandry, 27, 515 North Fifth St., permitting an unlicensed driver to drive; Samantha L. Yarnevic, 29, 129 Connie St., Steubenville, possession of drug paraphernalia and a drug abuse instrument; Lucas C. Hunter, 29, 453 1/2 Railroad St., Steubenville, public intoxication; Dean C. Mitchell, 60, 2865 Wilson Ave., MIngo Junction, red light violation; and Jean Y. Wells, 55, 6298 state Route 213, driving while suspended.