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Chillicothe Police Respond to Thefts, Disorderly Incidents, and Warrant Arrests on Tuesday

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CHILLICOTHE — The Chillicothe Police Department responded to a variety of incidents across the city on Tuesday, October 7, according to the department’s daily media report.

Officers conducted several traffic stops, including one on South Watt and Liberty Street for an obstructed license plate and another on East Main and Cutright for failure to obey a traffic control device. Citations were issued in both cases.

Police also investigated multiple theft reports throughout the day. These included incidents on West Main Street, North Plaza Boulevard, River Trace Lane (at Walmart), and King Street. All theft cases remain under investigation.

Officers responded to disorderly conduct complaints on North Bridge Street, Columbus Street (McArthur Gardens), North Sugar Street, Buffalo Wild Wings on North Bridge Street, and Burger King on North Bridge Street, where a trespass notice was issued.

A criminal trespass incident was also reported at Allen’s Pharmacy on Old Eastern Avenue, while officers handled a criminal mischief complaint involving property damage on North Sugar Street.

Police served several warrants Tuesday, including one at the Law Enforcement Complex involving Shawn Thompson, who was wanted for failure to appear on an OVI charge. Thompson was taken into custody and held pending a court appearance. Another warrant arrest occurred later that night on South Rose Street.

Officers also handled a traffic stop for driving under suspension on North Bridge Street, where a man identified as Brandon Seymour was cited for driving under a license forfeiture suspension related to unpaid child support and fines.

Additionally, officers responded to a non-criminal vandalism complaint on East Fairview Avenue and assisted with two separate crash reports on North High Street and River Trace Lane.

Investigations remain ongoing in several of the reported cases.