March 27, 2020
Deputies responded to a Laurel St. residence for a theft complaint. The resident told deputies that someone had stolen a green and white EZ-GO golf cart from their carport along with a Stihl chain saw. The investigation is ongoing.—–
March 30, 2020
Deputies responded to an active burglary call at a Forest State Rd. Rockbridge. While in route to the residence, deputies were provided a suspect. Deputies arrived and cleared the residence and found it empty. Deputies patrolled the area and found the suspect, Brandon Moore, 29, Rockbridge walking on SR 180. After interviewing Moore and collecting evidence, Moore was arrested and charged with Burglary, F2, and transported to the SEORJ.—–
March 30, 2020
Deputies, while on patrol in Laurelville, were told by a Shiner St. resident that someone had cut the catalytic converter off of their vehicle.—–
March 30, 2020
Deputies responded to a Liberty Hill Rd. residence for a menacing complaint. The complainant told deputies that they wanted a person in which they have had a prior relationship to leave the residence. Deputies told the complainant that since they had been living there, they needed to go through the eviction process.—–
March 31, 2020
Deputies and Children’s Services began an investigation into the alleged rape of a young juvenile that was just reported but occurred several years ago. The case remains under investigation.—–
March 31, 2020
Deputies took a report of a burglary that occurred at a Bear Run Rd. residence. The case remains under investigation.—–
March 31, 2020
Deputies responded to a Buena Vista Rd. residence for a child custody complaint. The parties were able to settle the dispute.—–
March 31, 2020
Deputies responded to a Buffalo Rd. residence after they discovered what they believed to be stolen property. The complainant told deputies that while out on their property they found multiple items inside some vehicles parked on their property. Deputies seized the property and the investigation is ongoing.—–
April 3, 2020
Deputies went to a Stage Coach Rd. residence to assist in an order from Juvenile Court in obtaining a juvenile’s clothing and personal effects.—–
April 3, 2020
Deputies responded to a custody dispute at a Hide-A-Way Hills location. After investigating the matter, deputies found that no custody issue had occurred.—–
April 3, 2020
Deputies were notified that Logan Police had arrested Chelsea Sturgill, 34, New Lexington, for outstanding felony warrants for Trafficking in Drugs and Possession of Drugs on Sheriff’s Office warrants. After transporting Sturgill to the SEORJ, Corrections Officers found additional suspected drugs on her person. Deputies seized the items and they will be submitted to the BCI crime lab for analysis and possible future indictment.—–
April 3, 2020
Deputies responded to a breaking and entering complaint at a Bremen Rd. residence. The case remains under investigation.—–
April 3, 2020
While on patrol, deputies were notified by a Happy Hollow Rd. resident that a license plate was missing or stolen from their motorcycle.—–
April 4, 2020
Deputies responded to a Thompson Rd. residence for a burglary complaint. The complaint told deputies that the residence is a weekend residence and that someone in the last month had entered the residence and stolen several items. The deputies were able to collect some evidence and a trail camera footage from a neighbor. The case remains under investigation.—–
April 4, 2020
Deputies responded to a burglary complaint at a Buck Run Rd residence. The case remains under investigation.—–
April 5, 2020
Deputies responded to a Mohler Rd. residence for a possible suicidal person. Deputies were able to find and talk to the person who had been drinking and was in possession of a .45 caliber handgun. The person was transported to HVCH by the HCEMS for evaluation.—–
April 5, 2020
Deputies responded to a Jefferson St. residence for a burglary complaint. Deputies processed the scene and collected evidence. A car hauler trailer was entered into LEADS/NCIC.—–
April 5, 2020
Deputies responded to an area of Dupler Rd. after 3 juveniles reported gun shots. The juveniles told deputies that as they were walking along the railroad tracks along Dupler Rd. a male in a white Chevrolet 4 door pickup truck, fired multiple gun shots in what they believed toward them. The juvenile told deputies that they ran into the woods to hide. Deputies searched the area and collected some evidence. Deputies searched the area and did not locate any vehicles matching that description. The case remains under investigation.—–
April 5, 2020
Deputies responded to a 911 hangup call at a rental cabin on SR 664 for a domestic argument. Deputies found that no violence occurred and no charges were filed. The occupants were also advised of the order to close cabin rentals. The owner told deputies that he didn’t have time to notify the renters not to come. Any future violations by the cabin rental business will result in the owner being criminally charged. The Health Department was notified of the violation.—–
April 5, 2020
Deputies responded to Hayden Place Apartments for an argument. After sorting out what was going on, deputies issued warnings for disorderly conduct.—–
April 6, 2020
Deputies responded to Cemetery Rd. for a neighbor dispute and disorderly conduct complaint. The complainant told deputies that they and a neighbor family engaged in a dispute over a private access road.—–
April 6, 2020
Deputies responded to a Krinn-Uger Keck Rd. rental property for a criminal trespassing complaint. The complainant told deputies that a person trespassed on the property and used the hot tub. Employees later identified the person for deputies as a former employee. Charges were not filed, but they were trespassed from the property.—–
April 6, 2020
Detectives received a report from the McArthur village police of a complaint filed with them that alleged the father had abused a child while on visitation at his residence in Hocking County. After investigating the matter, detectives found the allegations unfounded.—–
April 6, 2020
A Hocking County resident reported to detectives that they believed their child was abused while on visitation with the other parent. The alleged conduct occurred in Pickaway County and the case was forwarded to the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office Detective Bureau.—–
April 6, 2020
Deputies took a report of the theft of a trash can provided by the trash collection company from a SR 664 residence.—–
April 6, 2020
Deputies responded to a domestic dispute at a Nickel Plate Rd. residence. No violence occurred.—–
April 7, 2020
Deputies took a report after the complainant told deputies that another person would not give them a payroll check that had been mailed. Deputies talked to the other person who denied having the check. The complainant was told to contact the employer and see if they would cancel the check and issue a new one to be sent to their new address.—–
April 7, 2020
Deputies responded to a Sam’s Creek Rd. residence for a complaint of a naked man running around the yard. When deputies arrived the person was clothed. Deputies issued a warning for disorderly conduct.—–
April 7, 2020
Deputies responded to a domestic dispute at a Darl Rd. residence. No violence occurred and no charges were filed.—–
April 7, 2020
Deputies responded to a Hawk St. Murray City residence for a domestic dispute. The complainant told deputies that their adult child had refused to leave when asked. They left before the deputies arrival.—–
April 7, 2020
Deputies responded to a Sheets Rd. residence for a civil dispute. The residents are in the process of divorce. No action was taken.—–
April 7, 2020
Deputies responded to a SR 664 residence for a neighbor dispute. The complainant told deputies that they had been threatened with a knife and the suspects told deputies the complainant had threatened them with a pistol. The investigation is ongoing.—–
April 7, 2020
Deputies responded to a complaint of indecent exposure at a Sam’s Creek Rd. residence. When deputies arrived the person was inside their camper. No action was taken.——
April 8, 2020
Deputies took a report of the theft of a firearm from a Drummond Drive resident. The complainant will provide deputies with the serial number to enter it as stolen.——
April 10, 2020
Deputies took a report of the theft of a mailbox from a Rhodes Rd. resident.—–
April 11, 2020
Deputies took a theft report from a Stout Rd. resident. The complainant told deputies that their red Polaris ATV was stolen. The ATV will be entered into LEADS/NCIC as stolen.—–
April 11, 2020
Deputies assisted Logan Police at Mingo Park with a juvenile who was out alone. They were returned to an adult who is caring for them.—–
April 11, 2020
Deputies responded to a complaint of a violation of a protection order at a Hood Rd. residence. Deputies arrested Lester L. Halley, 48, New Straitsville for a Violating a Protection Order. Halley was transported to the SEORJ.—–
April 11, 2020
Deputies took a report of menacing from a Voris Rd. resident. The complainant told deputies that they had been threatened via Facebook.—–
April 11, 2020
Deputies responded to Speedway S. Mulberry St. for a well-being check on a person. After locating the person it was found that they had walked away from a Columbus hospital. Deputies transported to HVCH for evaluation.—–
April 12, 2020
Deputies responded to a SR 278 residence for a well-being check. Deputies transported to HVCH for an evaluation.—–
April 12, 2020
Deputies responded to U.S. 33 where a driver was suffering from a medical emergency. Deputies performed CPR until HCEMS arrived. HCEMS transported.—–
April 12, 2020
Deputies conducted a traffic stop on Chieftain Dr. in the area of the Kroger parking lot for several equipment and moving traffic violations. After making contact with the driver, the passenger was exhibiting extreme nervousness and was asked to exit the vehicle. The passenger fled and was pursued on foot by the deputy with the assistance of Logan Police Officers. After the suspect had fled into the river, he was spotted by a Logan Officer exiting the river. With the assistance of K9 Annie from Logan PD, Philip J. Tomblin, 34, Logan was taken into custody and charged with Obstructing Official Business, Menacing, Resisting Arrest and had multiple warrants for his arrest. The driver Angela R. Ford, 48, Logan was charged with Obstructing Official Business.—–
April 12, 2020
Deputies responded to a Carbon Hill-Buchtel Rd. residence after the resident found several people attempting to steal an ATV from the residence. The complainant told deputies that after interrupting the theft, the suspects fled in a gold minivan. Nelsonville Police located a vehicle matching that description and deputies went to their location in Nelsonville. While driving to meet NPD, deputies were passed by a vehicle matching the description with several occupants. Deputies and NPD conducted a traffic stop. After a short investigation, deputies arrested Kyle W. Taylor, 26, Lancaster for an outstanding warrant. Taylor was transported to the SEORJ.—–
April 13, 2020
Deputies responded to a domestic dispute at a Starr Route Rd. residence. No violence occurred and no charges were filed.
