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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1986
Page
7
Reports cover thefts and damage across Clermont County and Union Township from March 9 to March 23. Incidents include pump and tank thefts, gunfire damage, vehicle break-ins, robberies, arson, and assault. Multiple arrests chart intoxication, weapon, and counts from March 9 to March 15, plus neighborly and public-venue property crimes and bum checks.
February activity shows 1,368 calls with 17 auto accidents 23 traffic citations and 23 arrests. Reports detail burglaries criminal damage and thefts including a mailbox piano and bikes plus several assaults and vehicle thefts across Woodcreek Drive Wolfpen Pleasant Hill and U.S. 50 areas with many incidents dated March 12 to March 21.
Police records from Goshen Township detail multiple incidents from March including criminal damaging at Wood Street and Ohio 28, thefts from residences, vehicles, and a boat harbor, plus vandalism at a drive in, unauthorized auto use, school interference, two burglaries with valuables listed, misrepresentation by minors for alcohol, felonious assault, counterfeit check passing, and other property crimes with locations and values.
Records from New Richmond Village Police show an assault incident on Front Street March 22 where a complainant was grabbed by her ex husband and thrown against a door and wall. A burglary at Secure Properties Inc. 960 Robin Hill Road occurred March 21 with glass in a basement door damaged and no items missing. Criminal damage involved sugar placed in a car's gas tank in a Bethel New Richmond parking lot March 16.
Milford Police records list numerous March events including property destruction theft burning and vandalism on Main Street Locust Street Laurel Avenue and Apple Lane. The blotter also notes assault shoplifting gas theft missing juvenile runaway and related referrals with several juveniles and adults named or described along with locations and dates.
March 19 session returned indictments against Wendie Collett for grand theft of a motor vehicle. Sue Gilbert charged with passing a bad check. Patricia Apgar charged with theft. Donald McCane faces two counts of theft. David Burns charged with receiving stolen property. Christine Oatley accused of complicity to aggravated robbery. Dozier and Halli arrested in jail. Fugate forgery. McMurray four counts forgery and four of receiving stolen property. King aggravated assault. Hooker four counts of passing bad checks. Other defendants await further action. three cases continued. From Russell Simmons, Clerk of Courts, March 12.
A list of divorce filings appears in the office of Russell Simmons, Clerk of Courts, detailing parties with addresses in Amelia Batavia Milford Williamsville and nearby areas. Cases show husband and wife pairs including Diersing, Williams, Moppin, Egan, Buil, Cummins, McDonald, Mahaffey, Partin, Brown, Reed Singleton Showalter Dean Usher Bane and others with residence details.
Local readers find police reports, civil suits, and real estate transfers listed in Sabco’s county section. The page aggregates official notices from townships and municipalities, including automobile titles and related civil actions.
Loveland Police Department reports theft incidents on March 14 and March 15. A gas theft at SuperAmerica on Loveland Madeira Road valued at 10 dollars. A theft from an auto on Pheasant Hills Drive involved a Panasonic AM FM cassette stereo and two control knobs valued at 206 dollars. A Cobra CB radio theft from another auto is noted at 29 (incomplete).
In Goshen Ohio 2203 Ohio 28 and James F Burns 7432 the office of Becky L Burns filed dissolutions. Continued on A8.
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