This is a sampling of Cuyahoga Falls police reports made available October 21 and is not meant to be a comprehensive list of all events occurring in the city. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty.
10-9 A resident in the 800 block of Shannon Avenue reported to police that an unknown suspect had been inside his box truck while he was not home. The resident is willing to prosecute. There is a lead. The resident also requested extra patrol and it has been added.
10-15 A grocery in the 200 block of Howe Avenue reported that an unknown female entered the store and placed $410 worth of different steak and soda into her cart. The store manager stated the female then walked past the point of sale without paying for the items. The manager said she does wish to pursue charges. There are leads at this time.
10-16 A Concord Township woman reported to Cuyahoga Falls police that an unknown suspect made a fraudulent purchase at a box store on Howe Avenue on September 4 at 7:19pm. The victim states that the unknown suspects made a purchase totaling $899.99 with her banking information. The victim did advise that she does wish to prosecute. There are no further leads at this time.
10-17 While on patrol police observed a vehicle make a wide right turn across multiple lanes. Police conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle and made contact with the driver. Police observed the odor of alcohol emanating from the driver’s person. The driver became uncooperative during field sobriety tests, showing additional signs of impairment during tests, and was subsequently arrested for OVI. The driver was taken to the CFPD where he was booked, read the BMV 2255, refused to provide a sample, and eventually released to a sober party.
10-19 Police responded to a convenience store in the 1200 block of Main Street where unknown person stole a black 2020 Kia Telluride while it was running and unlocked at pump #2 The victim states it has a yellow sign on the top of it stating “School Transportation,” and a “Buckeye Logistics” sign on the side. The estimated value of the vehicle is $30,000. The victim was advised to contact CFPD if the vehicle is located. The victim will prosecute. There are leads. Prior to the conclusion of the officers’ investigation, the vehicle was located unoccupied in Coventry Township by Summit County Sheriff.
