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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1986
Page
6
Clermont County Sheriff's Office reports cubrir May incidents across Batavia Amelia and Felicity with offenses including receiving stolen property thefts and vandalism. Promotions include multiple arrests in Bethel Williamsburg Milford and Owensville with charges such as theft aggravated burglary and assault.
Police records from Goshen Township list 74 traffic citations and 37 arrests along with 7 burglaries 16 criminal damagings and 19 thefts. Notable incidents include a May 6 break in on Red Bird Lane 815 value robbery of an AM FM tape player and a diamond ring and multiple thefts at Goshen High School and Eastgate area locations May 7 9 13 15 16 18 19 with items ranging from radios tools and disc players to cash and jewelry.
Petty theft report records gasoline taken from a car parked in front of a Market Street residence on May 15. Assault incident notes a 21 year old man from Sycamore Street punched a woman in the jaw and mouth at a Front Street business on May 14.
Police records itemize incidents including a May 12 rear door window break at a Gaskins Road residence, a May 14 theft of two car T tops and an Escort radar detector from a Stillmeadow Drive vehicle valued at 1300 dollars, and a May 16 theft from Stop-N-Go at 1081 Ohio Pike for 5 dollars. An arrest noted May 13 for public indecency involves a 24 year old man from Wayne Avenue Hamersville exposing himself and masturbating in a Kroger parking lot at 1783 Ohio Pike.
May records show arrests and citations including a woman taken into custody at Finley Bay Park on May 11. Road accidents May 14 at SR 126 and Shawnee Road with no injuries and one juvenile cited. May 12 reports of a juvenile matter unfounded after a passing motorist alert. A child was bitten by a dog on Lewis Avenue and referred to Clermont County Humane Society. A rock struck a Main Street front window on May 12. Frisch's Restaurant on Lila Avenue had a $4.62 meal payment settled May 12. Auto and auto theft cases noted in Milford and Locust area May 12–13. Juvenile fighting at Oakbrook apartments May 13. Gas station flare bill at Republic Of Main Street May 15. Radar detector theft on Water Street May 14. Disturbance on Pasadena Avenue May 15. Multiple traffic incidents recorded May 15 near Main Street and Service Road. A juvenile disturbance related to Finley Bay Park reported May 18.
Loveland police report forged prescription at Loveland Family Pharmacy on May 8. Criminal at Loveland Miami Elementary on May 9. Phone harassment to a home on Sunrise Drive since March 28, 1986, reported May 11. Cassette stolen from West Main Street block May 13, value $125. Criminal mischief to screen door on Third Street May 14. Disorderly conduct involving a 16-year-old male on May 11. DUI case involving a 30-year-old male on May 15.
Publicized docket entries show various civil actions including money judgments, foreclosures, and personal injury claims. Named parties include Jamies Thompson, Ford Sales Inc, Miah Lucas, Ted Hagerty, Donna Watson, Louis Westerkamm, Lester O Bryant, Robert Hensley Jr, Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co, North Central Financial, Charles Faris, Western Refrigerated Services, Dennis Braun, Shonda Shouse, MidAmerica Tire, Sheriff John Van Camp, First Financial Savings Association, Oakley area defendants, and others across Clermont, Hamilton, and Butler counties.
Fragmented list shows multiple divorce petitions in Cincinnati and surrounding towns, plus criminal and civil cases. Names include Mullen, Krueger Mosolf, Buckner, Bell, Raliff, Bonz, Rack, Pliman, Pattison, Collier, Bravard, Agaravat, Peck, Taylor, West, Parker, Widmeyer, Fahy, Couch, Everhart, King, Richardville, Johnston, Latham, Gair, Burris, Garbe, Pullum, Mahaffey, Roberts, Naticchioni, Sturgill, Sturgill, and others. Court actions reference felonies, thefts, trafficking, burnishments, and judgments. Disposition of cases includes pleaded guilty, probation, sentences, and closures. Civil docket entries list foreclosures, divorces, dissolutions, and bankruptcies.
A crowded list shows multiple property transfers across Batavia and nearby townships. Names include Morris Casey Whalen Howerton Bogart Beck Whitaker Wilkin Page Groves Hill to Hill and others, with prices ranging from 6 000 to 75 000 and parcels at various roads and developments.
Thompson, driving his girlfriend's car, was in a 1963 collision with an uninsured driver. He lived with his brother and girlfriend at a Batavia home. the brother held a Preferred Risk auto policy. The trial court ruled for automatic payments and coverage under uninsured motorist provisions, but the appellate panel found the uninsured motorist coverage excluded by contract, and the case reverses for remand to resolve whether the exclusion bars Thompson from coverage.
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