Archive of 11-04-03

On 4 Nov 03 Anthony Mowery, age 27, Rural Route 2 Box 1C, Davisville, WV, reported to the Sheriff’s Office that he observed a gray truck driving recklessly on Beach Drive in Belpre. Mr. Mowery requested a Deputy to talk with the juvenile driver concerning the dangers of driving erratically on a residential street where children could be present (945).

On 4 Nov 03 Jimmie R. Brookover, age 62, PO Box 295 State Route 60, Lowell, reported to the Sheriff’s Office that he was punched in the back of the head, knocking him down, and stepped on after leaving the Moose Lodge in Lowell. Mr. Lowell suffered abrasions to his nose, shoulder, right arm and knees as a result. This incident remains under investigation (1184).

On 4 Nov 03 Tony Pethel, age 28, Lot 4 Riverview Estates, St. Marys, WV, reported to the Sheriff’s Office that when he went to pick up his father’s 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass at Schilling’s Garage in Whipple it was gone. The vehicle was parked at Schilling’s Garage on 4 Jul 03 awaiting work for leaking transmission fluid and a new exhaust. This case remains under investigation (945).

On 4 Nov 03 David P. Burton, age 56, 95 Federal Road, Little Hocking, reported to the Sheriff’s Office that he was threatened during a meeting with the parent of a student at Little Hocking Elementary School. This incident remains under investigation (592).

On 4 Nov 03 the father of a Lower Salem 16 year old reported to the Sheriff’s Office that his son has skipped school twice in the last month. An affidavit was filed requesting a summons for the juvenile for being unruly (1291).

On 4 Nov 03 a Washington County woman reported to the Sheriff’s Office that she was raped. After an investigation the allegations were determined to be unfounded. An investigation has been initiated against the woman for falsification (1190).

The Sheriff’s Office received the following warrants:

Jason W. Steele, age 30, Rural Route 1, Quantico, VA for passing bad checks.
Ronald L. Workman, age 55, Post Office Box 135, Cedar Grove, WV for breach of recognizance for failure to appear before Marietta Municipal Court for a pretrial.

Randy Becker, age 58, Route 6, Box 98, Marietta, OH for failure to require a dog to wear required tags, and failure to confine/restrain a dog.

Ronald Lee Cyrus Hornbeck, age 31, Route 1, Box 40A, Coolville, OH for disorderly conduct/fighting.

The following individuals were processed into the Washington County Jail:

Moten, Desmond Dionta, age 21, 1381 Penhurst Street, Cleveland, for no operator’s license/FRA suspension and speeding. Moten was arrested by the Ohio Highway Patrol and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11/4/2003 at 1300.

Decker, Richard Curtis, age 46, 121 Muskingum Drive, Marietta, for failure to file income tax. Decker was arrested by the Marietta Police Department and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11/4/2003 at 1644.

Adams, Christopher Michael, age 31, 217 Gilman Avenue, Marietta, for failure to file income tax. Adams was arrested by the Marietta Police Department and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11/4/2003 at 1831.

Stevens, Jason Todd, age 28, 4512 State Route 376 117, McConnelsville, for contempt (fines). Stevens was arrested by the Washington County Sheriff's Office and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11/4/2003 at 1921 (1183).

Patterson, Robert Earl, age 55, 308 Fifth Street, Lowell, for theft and violation of a protection order. Patterson was arrested by the Washington County Sheriff's Office and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11/4/2003 at 1933 (782).

Haught, Larry Dale Jr, age 23, Route 9 Box 465B, Marietta, for criminal damaging/endangering and no operator’s license/FRA suspension. Haught was arrested by the Marietta Police Department and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11/4/2003 at 2206.

Adams, Mark Steven, age 41, 100 Gilman Street Lot 3, Marietta, for failure to pay income tax. Adams was arrested by the Marietta Police Department and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11/4/2003 at 1500.

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