Archive of 02-11-09

On 11 Feb 09 Bryan Mitchell, age 26, 1416 Lancaster Street, Marietta, reported a month ago he paid a company a deposit of $300 to remove a tree from his yard and the company has not returned to complete the task. This case remains under investigation (610).

On 11 Feb 09 Tyler G. Jarvis, age 22, 1231 Ellis Run Road, Cutler, reported his girlfriend woke him after hearing an odd noise and when he looked outside he noticed the dome lights in their vehicles were on. Seeing an unknown vehicle and at least one suspect outside, Mr. Jarvis said he grabbed his shotgun and fired three warning shots. At that point the suspect(s) fled in the vehicle toward Two Mile Run Road. Sgt. Stackpole and Deputy Richards examined the home and found the suspect(s) cut a screen to enter Jarvis’ living room and removed a window to enter a garage on the property. Stolen from the home and garage were a plasma TV, a Playstation 3, X-Box games, Craftsman tools and a stereo system. The only item stolen from the vehicles at the residence was a Macbook laptop computer but the suspect(s) caused substantial damage to the dashboards of the vehicles in an attempt to remove the stereos. This case remains under investigation.

On 11 Feb 09 Deputy Sheriff Thorpe requested a summons for a sixteen year old Little Hocking resident to appear in Juvenile Court on a charge of delinquency by committing burglary. Suspicious that her foster child gave her a gold ring he found on the street, the teenager’s foster mother began phoning neighbors. Upon receiving a phone call, Brian McCoy, age 40, 3790 School House Road, Little Hocking, realized his wedding ring and a Dell laptop computer were missing from his home. When questioned, the juvenile said he took the ring while he visited Mr. McCoy’s son. The teenager stated he returned to Mr. McCoy’s home when he knew no one was there and entered the house through an unlocked door to steal the computer. The juvenile commented that he took the ring and computer because he thought it was fun and because he wanted a laptop to use.

the Sheriff’s Office received the following warrants:

John D. Davis, age 32, 11277 State Route 555, Cutler, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid fines in the sum of $223.60.

Alex J. Dunn, age 19, 511 Cherry Avenue, Williamstown, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid fines in the sum of $201.50.

Ronnie E. Kern, age 45, 225 Main Street Apt. C, Belpre, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid fines in the sum of $2,162.90.

Shaine D. McKnight, Bridgeport, OH, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid fines in the sum of $535.60.

Michelle R. Oldfield, age 41, 24700 State Route 7 Lot 50, Marietta, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid fines in the sum of $148.20.

Helena D. Riggs, age 35, 1445 East Branch Road, Lowell, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid fines in the sum of $3,116.70-.

Jason T. Wells, age 29, 505 W. Sixth Street, Williamstown, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid fines in the sum of $895.70.

Charles Carpenter, age 24, 403 Wirt Street, Belpre, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on an order to show cause on 26 Jan 09.

Leesa A. Cain, age 50, HC 80 Box 97, Ripley, WV, for failing to appear for a hearing on 6 Feb 09.

Timothy J. Kennedy, age 21, 1209 Moore Street, Akron, for failing to appear for a hearing on 6 Feb 09.

The following individuals were processed into the Washington County Jail:

Marissa Brianne Kiggans, age 23, 75 Martin Drive, Fleming, or two misdemeanor counts of failure to appear. Kiggans was arrested in Fleming by Deputy Sheriff Thorpe and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11 Feb 09 at 5:00 pm.

Dylan Cody Clemens, age 22, 289 Hickory Street, Aberdeen, OH, for driving under a suspended license, a misdemeanor. Clemens was arrested on State Route 60 by the Ohio State Highway Patrol and processed into the Washington County Jail on 11 Feb 09 at 10:10 pm.

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