This is a sampling of Cuyahoga Falls police reports made available March 20th and is not meant to be a comprehensive list of all events occurring in the city. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty.
3-8 A Broad Blvd. resident reports an unknown person(s) entered her locked residence between December 16, 2022 and January 3, 2024 and took 3 rings. There were no signs of forced entry. The loss is estimated at $21,500.00. There are leads. The resident will prosecute.
3-11 An Americana Drive resident reported that a known subject is continuously calling and texting him in an effort to antagonize him. The resident asked the police to warn the subject about telecommunication harassment and to be trespassed from the individual’s residence. The known subject was informed of the warnings. Prosecution was declined.
3-13 A Curtis Street resident reported to police that an unknown person broke into his locked storage unit in the 1900 block of Newberry Street by cutting the lock off sometime in mid-October. Damage is estimated at $30.00 for the destroyed lock and $1,550.00 of items stolen from the storage unit. The resident states he will prosecute. Police have leads.
3-18 The manager of a cellular phone store in the 700 block of Howe Road reported to police that a Maple Heights woman used a fraudulent driver’s license in an attempt to purchase a $1,200 cell phone. The woman was arrested for False Identifying Information and released on bond. The retailer declined prosecution for Falsification in Theft Offense; however, because the suspect used a fraudulent driver’s license bearing the name and address of a out-of-state individual in an attempt to purchase the phone on their cellular account, an additional charge of Identity Fraud was signed on behalf of the out-of-state victim.
