Bedford Police Blotter 7/17/18 through 8/6/2018

Bedford Police Blotter — July 17, 2018, through August 6, 2018

Tuesday, July 17 Reports

Time: 7:59 a.m.
Code: Unauthorized Use (Enterprise Rent-A-Car)
Location: Rockside Road
Business would like to report a vehicle for unauthorized use that has not been returned. They have a vin number for the vehicle. They last attempted to report on 07/12/2018 for this offense.

Time: 9:21 a.m.
Code: Breaking and Entering
Location: Northfield Road
The complainant is in the lobby and wants to make a report. The business was broken into last night. Entry was made, but he states nothing was taken. When advised he should return to the business and wait for officer there, the complainant stated he did not want to upset his customers. He thinks it’s an employee. An officer met with the complainant in the lobby. The complainant stated that an employee of his happened to be walking by the business last night and noticed that the lights and a TV were on inside the business. The complainant stated that when the business opened this morning everything was turned off. He feels it is a former employee that has a known drug problem and was kicked out by his wife. The complainant was given some advice for how to better protect his business. He requested for officers to keep an eye on the business after hours stating that no one should be inside. Information was forwarded to the officer in charge.

Time: 4:11 p.m.
Code: Child Abuse Reported
Location: Taft Avenue (Taft Park)
Caller states a female was beating her 6 to 8-year-old boy. She was on top of him, hitting him. The lady beating the child kept saying, “I’m doing this for your mother.” Officer investigated and there was no reason for complaint.

Time: 7:36 p.m.
Code: Overdose
Location: Glendale Street
Male unconscious but shallow breathing and foaming from mouth. Victim is 40-year-old male. Male is now coughing. Male is awake now and talking and advising that he is okay. Given one shot of Narcan. Male is outside now, waiting for responders. No transport. Two in custody. On station with one male. Both males turned over to jailer.


Wednesday, July 18 Reports

Time: 12:49 a.m.
Code: Burglary
Location: Rockside Road
Caller reports a male was walking out of her room when she was returning. She thought it was a maintenance. Officers responded to the listed address and spoke with the complainant and determined that there was no purse missing. Workers at the residence advised that the caller has dementia.

Time: 2:27 a.m.
Code: Protection Order Violation
Location: Westview Road
Caller states her ex-husband is trying to break into the residence. Officers responded and located a man near the residence. He was arrested and charged with violation of a protection order.

Time: 11:55 a.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Westview Road
Caller in lobby would like to speak to an officer about issues with her husband. They have been arguing a lot and the female is upset because she and her husband are going through a divorce and she wants him to leave the house. She was advised that since they are both married and there has not been any physical violence, he cannot be forced to leave the home. The female was given some advice.

Time: 1:57 p.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Northfield Road
Customer is depositing fraud checks into account and then spending the money before they return. Per financial crimes department, they were advised to file report. Total amount of fraud is $12,801.55.

Time: 2:54 p.m.
Code: Domestic In Progress
Location: Turney Road
Caller states her child’s father just hit her in the back of the neck with a closed fist. No weapons. No alcohol or drugs. Female has walked out of the apartment and she will be outside waiting with her 2-year-old daughter. Male still inside the apartment. Caller denying an ambulance. States her daughter is also okay. Both parties admitted to having a argument. The male denied striking the female. The female left with the daughter. She does not wish for anything further police action.

Time: 4:33 p.m.
Code: Damage to Vehicle
Location: Center Road (Center Road Apartments)
Female wants to speak with someone about her vehicle getting damaged. The complainant stated that her vehicle is constantly being damaged in the parking lot of her apartment complex. She advised that she has found the doors unlocked and some kind of oil wiped on the interior of the vehicle. Officer photographed some small scratches that appear to have been done by other vehicle doors. The oil inside was located on the center console lid. The complainant feels that the damage is being done in the early morning hours. Complainant requested night shift to check the parking lot for suspicious activity.

Time: 5:18 p.m.
Code: Threats
Location: Mortimer Drive (Willard House Apartments)
The manager stated that the tenant came into her office and threatened to beat her up. The tenant was advised not to make contact with the front office any longer. She stated that she will comply.

Time: 5:19 p.m.
Code: Disorderly
Location: Ellenwood Avenue (Bedford Pool)
Highly intoxicated female attempting to leave in a vehicle. Currently walking toward her car. Female is currently sitting on the bench in front of the main entrance. There is a male with the female. Caller is not sure what vehicle they arrived in. Officer spoke to both parties. The female admitted to having one drink earlier. Officer asked to perform an Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus  test and she agreed. Female had a lack of smooth pursuit in both eyes and could not hold her head still during the test. Officer advised her not to drive. She and the male agreed to go to his place at for a few hours. Transporting the two parties toRockside Road.

Time: 5:40 p.m.
Code: Threats
Location: Eldred Avenue
Male would like to speak with an officer about threats. Officers spoke with the complainant in the lobby. He stated that he received a phone call from his son’s friend who stated that he was going to shoot his son in the head with a .45 handgun and that he only has one hour to live. Officers attempted to contact his son on the matter.

Time: 5:41 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Broadway Avenue (Buyer’s Choice Auto Sales)
Caller said bike was stolen approximately two minutes ago. Unknown who took it. Suspects are two males, one looked like a teenager the other looked like he was in his 30s. Caller said the van that the males are in was southbound. No weapons. Caller was advised to have his parents come up there. He is 16 years old. Officers checked the area and were unable to locate the male with the bike. Caller was advised to come to the station with his parents. Officers out at 22 Mapleton Avenue speaking with a suspect. Officers were able to locate the suspects involved and they provided information as to where the bicycle may be in lieu of charges. The bicycle was retrieved from where the suspect’s intuited it may be —in the woods next to the railroad on Palmetto Avenue. The property was returned to the owner.

Time: 7:29 p.m.
Code: Shoplifting
Location: Northfield Road (Family Dollar)
Male shoplifter took off in green mini-van on Columbus Road towards the center of town. Took a bunch of items like clothes and soap. Officers checked for the suspect vehicle.

Time: 7:34 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Mapleton Avenue
Officers spoke to the complainant who stated while his son was playing outside, one of his son’s friends came into the yard and took money from the son and then jumped on a bike and fled towards West Glendale Avenue. The complainant and his son got into their truck and went after the group of kids to attempt to catch the male. The caller was unable to locate. The complainant’s son was able to provide a name and description of the male who stole the money. The complainant and his son stated the juvenile and his mother came to the house and the money was returned. No further police action. Complainant never reported the money returned until officers stopped by the residence.


Wednesday, July 19 Reports

Time: 6:12 a.m.
Code: Harassing-Communication
Location: Bonnieview Drive (Southhaven Woods Retirement)
Caller wants to make a harassment report on her neighbor. Has complained to the management who has not done anything about it.  Male in apartment below is continually banging things on the ceiling to wake her up. The female is upset because the male bangs on her floor because he feels that the TV is too loud. There was no answer at the apartment. The female was advised to contact management about the issues.

Time: 10:59 a.m.
Code: Stolen Vehicle
Location: Broadway Avenue
Caller in station reports attempting to pick up a car yesterday and it is not there. Dealership has keys. Officer advised the complainant that her vehicle was repossessed on 7/18/18. She was advised to contact her finance company.

Thursday, July 20 Reports

Time: 9:20 a.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Rockside Road
Resident advised someone stole her keys from her room while she was sleeping. States this isn’t the first time someone has stole something from her. She would like to speak to an officer. The complainant stated that she went to bed last night with her apartment key, safe key and several other keys attached to a bracelet that was on her wrist. When she woke up this morning the bracelet/keys were gone. The complainant believes someone came into her room while she was asleep and removed the keys from her wrist. The apartment was checked but the keys could not be located. She was advised that information would be on file.

Time: 1:06 p.m.
Code: Fraud
Location: Grand Boulevard
Caller wants to make a report as someone is writing checks in her deceased sister’s name. The complainant, who is also the power of attorney to the estate, said she was alerted by her sister’s bank regarding possible fraudulent activity on the account.  Due to insufficient information, no further investigation will be conducted.

Time: 3:31 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Corkhill Road
Male in the lobby to report his gun missing from his vehicle. Officers spoke to the complainant in the lobby who stated person(s) unknown went inside his vehicle and stole an all-black 9mm handgun that was in his glove compartment. Also, the male states he does not know if the handgun was stolen at his residence or at his work. The male also states that there are no signs of forcible entry to his vehicle and that it may have been unlocked at the time. The male was advised to get the make, model and serial number of the handgun so it can be entered into leads.

Time: 8:41 p.m.
Code: Criminal Damage
Location: Grand Boulevard
The caller stated unknown persons(s) flipped his gazebo over. There are no suspects at this time. Information is on file.

Time: 9:53 p.m.
Code: Domestic
Location: Lincoln Boulevard
Officers responded to the report of a domestic disturbance. The caller stated her boyfriend forced her out of the house and slammed the door on her. The man was arrested and charged with domestic violence.

Friday, July 21 Reports

Time: 12:56 a.m.
Code: Disorderly
Location: Woodrow Avenue
Caller states there is a female in a gray car. She is highly intoxicated and is trying to leave. Caller believes she has already hit something. The front end is damaged. Officer is out with the vehicle. Female advised she is highly intoxicated and needs a ride home. Transporting female to her address. Female dropped at her residence.

Time: 2:52 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Broadway Avenue (Ganley Fiat of Bedford)
Officers spoke to the caller who stated at 8:12 p.m. on 07-18-18, a male drove up to the Volkswagen dealership and stole two tires. The driver then drove to the Fiat dealership and stole two more tires, and a tire with a wheel that belonged to an employee. Officers ran the plate through leads which shows a different male then the one that appears in the surveillance camera at Fiat and Volkswagen. The manager of the dealerships will get video of the theft at a later time and forward them to officer’s email. Also, the manager of the dealerships stated that he is not worried about the scrapped tires that was taken, he just wants the wheel that was taken that was used for an employee’s vehicle. Officers will also attempt to make contact with the owner of the vehicle from leads.

Saturday, July 22 Reports

Time: 11:25 a.m.
Code: Assault
Location: Broadway Avenue
Male on station to file a report. Complainant stated that yesterday at work his manager was upset over something and kicked him in the butt. He stated he was bent down getting information from a customer’s vehicle when he approached and kicked him then said, “You gave me the wrong information!” Complainant stated he did not know what caused the outburst. He went to the hospital today for treatment from pain in the area of the kick. The emergency room  cleared him with no obvious injuries. Complainant will speak with his manager’s supervisor on Monday and wanted the information on file.

Time: 3:30 p.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: High Street
Officers spoke with the complainant and his father. The father said he told his son to leave the property after he did not finish mowing the lawn. The son refused to leave and got into his father’s face. No signs of a physical altercation. To keep the peace, one of the males was transported by the police to another location in Oakwood Village.

Time: 11:45 p.m.
Code: Assault
Location: Center Road
Female called non-emergency Bedford line, crying and said, “I’d like to report an assault.” When dispatch asked the address the line disconnected. Dispatch tried to call the number back several times and it goes to voicemail. Dispatch looked the phone number and nothing is in file. Message left.

Sunday, July 23 Reports

Time: 12:06 a.m.
Code: Disturbance
Location: Columbus Road
Female reports she had a physical altercation with her boyfriend. When she attempted to leave the area, another male pointed a gun at her and said he was going to kill her. After a search of the second male’s vehicle, marijuana, Xanax pills, ammunition and a gun box was located. A loaded magazine was located in the male’s pants pocket. No firearm was located. Complainant did not pursue charges against either of the males at the time of the incident. One was cited for possession of drugs.

Time: 2:47 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Northfield Road
Male in the lobby for theft of a wallet. Male reports that on 6/28/18, he left his jacket containing his wallet at the Bedford football stadium during practice. When he returned to get his jacket, it was gone and so was his wallet. The wallet contained his driver’s license. Male just wanted the incident on file.

Time: 3:28 p.m.
Code: Burglary
Location: Turney Road
Female stated someone broke into the apartment, but she does not think anyone is in the home now. Her blind husband was home during the burglary. Female stated they took the TV and her husband’s cane. Caller stated she left the home at 11:30 and returned home at 3:00 and realized the TV was missing.

Time: 7:04 p.m.
Code: Harassing-Communication
Location: Greencroft Road
Officers spoke to the caller who stated he does not have a good relationship with his daughter due to past incidents, so they both avoid each other and leave each other alone. The daughter’s boyfriend started texting the caller making vague threats to him and wanting to “meet up” to fight. The caller wanted a report on file and for officers to contact the boyfriend to advise no more contact. Officers called the boyfriend and advised him of the situation and that the caller wants no more contact from him or his daughter. The boyfriend agreed to stop all further contact to keep the peace.

Time: 8:22 p.m.
Code: Hit Skip
Location: Broadway Avenue (Gasway)
Unit #1 was parked at pump #3 and unit #2 tried to get around unit #1 and side swiped the vehicle. Unit #2 then fled the scene without exchanging information. Officers out at Gasway for follow up. Parma Police Department was contacted and request was made for officers to go check and attempt to make contact with the vehicle owner that left the scene. They made contact with the female and told her to contact officer.

Tuesday, July 24 Reports

Time: 3:46 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Turney Road (Bedford Place Apartments)
Caller would like to file a report for stolen plate sticker. Caller reported he was contacted by Solon Police Station about the validation sticker on his motorcycle. They recovered the sticker on a stolen plate in Solon. The owner was unaware his sticker had been removed. He gave no one permission to remove/use his validation sticker.

Wedesday, July 25 Reports

Time: 8:26 a.m.
Code: Shoplifting
Location: Northfield Road (Giant Eagle – Bedford)
Two females stole groceries. Car has no rear plate and is speeding north on Northfield Road. Two females stole a jar of salsa, approximate value is $2. One female was wearing a red tank top and black pants and the other was wearing a grey tank top with black pants. The surveillance camera shows the females getting into a Nissan with temporary tags in the bottom left back window. The video was not clear enough to see the Ohio registration. The manager at Giant Eagle just wants to report it and would like no further police action at this time.

Time: 11:40 a.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Turney Road (Bob Adams Automotive)
Gillmore Security received a call that a customer left in a vehicle who’s repair wasn’t paid for. The cost of the repair was $1613.00. Officer checked the address of the suspect.

Thursday, July 26 Reports

Time: 10:31 a.m.
Code: Threats
Location: Cresswell Avenue
Approximately three weeks ago a female who was visiting a friend was outside with a male having sex when the caller told them to go somewhere else. The female verbally threatened her. Female was advised of civil options on protection orders.

Time: 1:27 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Broadway Avenue (The Dog House)
Caller advises that someone attempted to steal her dog this morning. Officers spoke to the female who stated that unknown person(s) tried to take her dog when she went into her house for a couple minutes. The female stated that an unknown passer-by stopped and warned her. The passer-by stated they did not see anyone take the dog or any people in general, they just saw the car in the area. The female states that she found her dog moments later at the dealership on the corner of Broadway Avenue and Powers Road. The report will be filed and kept in records.

Time: 3:51 p.m.
Code: Soliciting
Location: Columbus Road
Male walking towards Broadway Avenue wearing gray shirt with green logo, jean or tan pants soliciting for a utility company, not sure which one. He was gone on arrival

Friday, July 27 Reports

Time: 3:31 a.m.
Code: Breaking and Entering
Location: Northfield Road (Deli 4 Less)
At approximately 3:31 a.m., while on scene at Bedford Downtown Beverage, officers received a call for another alarm at Deli 4 Less. Officers responded and located the front door glass broken. Officers cleared the building and did not locate any suspects. While on scene, dispatch advised that Maple Heights had a similar alarm and glass breakage at Food Deal. Officers collected evidence and buccal swabs at both locations and entered them into property.

Time: 12:19 p.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Northfield Road (Northfield Park Apartments)
Complainant called to report a mother/daughter dispute. The complainant stated that they are having a verbal domestic on the first floor near the front door. Caller did not have an apartment number and refused to give any further information. Written statements obtained from all parties. All paperwork to be reviewed by the prosecutor for a ruling.

Time: 2:23 p.m.
Code: Unauthorized Use
Location: Turney Road
Complainant called to report a Corolla taken by a friend not returned. Officer spoke to the complainant who stated that she rented the above listed vehicle for her friend who is a professional comic. The rental was obtained on 7/16/18 and was to be returned on 7/24/18. The friend took the vehicle to Atlanta for a job and paid the complainant $220 in cash to cover the cost. The complainant called the friend on 7/23/18 to confirm that he would be returning with the vehicle on the 24th. The complainant stated that he hurt his back but would attempt to get the vehicle back. The complainant stated that she received a call from the friend that night saying that he was going to the emergency room. She stated that he was to have surgery on his back. She stated that she spoke to him on the 26th about the car and suggested that he purchase a plane ticket for her so she could get the vehicle back to the rental company. She advised that this seemed to be the way they were going to handle the matter and then he stopped responding to her calls. When she did make contact, he would hang up on her. He has since blocked her phone number and access to his social media accounts. Officer obtained a written statement from her and a copy of her paperwork from the rental company. Officer advised the complainant to contact the rental company and obtain the vin number for the vehicle. On 7/28/18 officer spoke to the complainant who advised that the rental company would not provide her with the vin number unless she came into the office. Officer called the rental agency and spoke to an employee and obtained the vehicle information. Officer also called the friend’s cell phone number and left a message for him to return the call. On 7/29/18,  the officer called the friend and spoke to him and advised him of the reason for the call. He asked when the friend would get the vehicle back. He stated that he did not understand why he was being called but admitted that he used the car to get to Atlanta. He stated that the complainant agreed to fly to Atlanta to get the vehicle and that he left it with the keys inside. The officer attempted to get the location of the vehicle and the phone disconnected. The male friend called back and advised that his location was bad and that was the reason the phone disconnected. He advised where he left the car. The officer called the Atlanta Police Department and asked them to check for the vehicle. The officer called the complainant back and left a message. The complainant called back and the officer spoke to her. She was advised of the recent investigation. She stated that she did agree to go to Atlanta but told the friend that she did not have the money and asked him to purchase the ticket. She stated that she has text messages of their conversation and will forward them. The officer called the Atlanta Police Department back, and they advised that they checked the area given and the vehicle is no longer there. They were thanked and advised of the present status. The officer will forward paperwork to detective bureau for review. The rental company needs to be advised to file for the missing car and also for possible charges against the female and the male with the Solon Police Department.

Time: 3:48 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Old Rockside Road (Pat Catan’s Craft Center)
Business wants to file a report for a female customer leaving with a bag full of merchandise. The female filled a tote and her purse with various merchandise. The female exited the store with the merchandise without paying for the merchandise. The female entered a small gray hatchback car, unknown make and model. The female stole mostly jewelry and t-shirts with an unknown value. The reporting employee stated she will call should the female return.

Time: 4:42 p.m.
Code: Fraud
Location: Center Road
Complainant came to station to report that her computer was hacked last night. She advised that she turned her Macbook on and had a screen appear that stated the computer was locked and provided a phone number to call back. The complainant tried several times to clear the computer without success. She stated that she called the number on the screen and spoke to a male named Nick. Nick advised her that he could unlock her computer but needed to verify her information. The complainant stated that Nick had her Social Security number and some bank information. Complainant was provided with statement forms. Complainant will complete the forms and return them on Monday.

Time: 6:30 p.m.
Code: Civil Matter
Location: Wandle Avenue
Caller has the deed to the house. Unknown parties have damaged the locks and changed the locks on all doors. The complainant called to report the bank changed the locks on his doors. The complainant still claimed ownership and wanted to change the locks back. His attorney advised him he could change the locks. He was advised to take his attorney’s advice and that police cannot determine ownership and that it is a civil matter. The complainant wanted the situation on file.

Time: 8:06 p.m.
Code: Assault
Location: Interstate Street
The complainant came to the station to report an assault that occurred earlier at this residence. He is a home health worker for the owner of the home. Another resident at the home has a boyfriend who was at the home. They wanted the complainant to stay and watch the homeowner later than he was supposed to. The boyfriend got upset when the complainant wouldn’t stay and pushed him. The complainant did not want any police action taken, but wanted the incident on file should anything further happen.

Saturday, July 28 Reports

Time: 12:16 a.m.
Code: Weapons Offense
Location: Northfield Road (Northdale Club Apartments)
Male at caller’s door with a gun. Caller does not know him. He said he was looking for caller’s roommate. Roommate is not home. He sounded drunk and belligerent and caller saw a gun through the peephole. Officers have the male in sight …he is on the second floor and does not appear to have anything in his hand …no weapon seen by officers…male in question is wearing a gray short-sleeve shirt and is medium build. Male’s hands are up and walking down the back steps to the officers …he is unarmed. Male is in custody. Transporting male back to jail. Officers on scene were able to find a broom and swept the glass off to the side. Management still needs to come and secure the door and completely dispose of the glass.

Time: 10:16 a.m.
Code: Fraud
Location: Tarbell Avenue
Complainant is in the lobby to report fraud by a family member. Officer spoke to the complainant who advised that she believes that her sister is taking advantage of her brother who has dementia. The complainant stated that she has had durable power of attorney over her brother’s bank account since 2016. She stated that she has noticed that her brother’s account has had suspicious withdrawals of $300.00 or more. The complainant stated that recently she checked the account and found a large withdrawal from the account leaving approximately $1,000 in the account to cover any lingering checks that have not been cashed. The complainant went to the bank and learned that another account has been set up by her brother and sister. The complainant stated that she was told by the bank that she could not access the other account and that the brother had the ability to set up the account. The complainant stated that the sister is living with the brother on Tarbell Avenue and has convinced him that he could purchase the house. The complainant stated that she has a check written on her brother’s account to the sister in a large amount with the word gift in the memo section. The complainant was advised to seek legal council in regards to her brother’s current condition to find the best way to protect him. The complainant was also advised to talk with probate court about seeking guardianship over the brother. Written statement obtained, and information on file.

Time: 10:35 a.m.
Code: Domestic
Location: Rockside Road (Valleyfield West Apartments)
Caller states police were there last night. Female will not leave. No weapons that caller knows of. Says no one drinking today. Not physical at this point. Neither party wanted to leave. They were given their options and told to keep the peace.

Time: 1:16 p.m.
Code: Domestic
Location: Northfield Road
Caller reporting her husband is hitting her vehicle with a bat. Female left the home and is at a gas station waiting for officers. Officers searched the home and no one else was around the residence. Male was taken to the hospital by his sister and friend. He appeared to be on some sort of substance.

Sunday, July 29 Reports

Time: 2:07 p.m.
Code: Disorderly
Location: Dalepark Drive
Female was attacked by another female. Lives in Garfield Heights and refused ambulance. There was a mutual physical altercation between the two females over a guy. Officers were unable to determine a primary aggressor. Both females were advised of disorderly conduct and agreed to stay away from each other to keep the peace.

Time: 6:25 p.m.
Code: Hit Skip
Location: Broadway Avenue
Unit #1 was southbound on Broadway Avenue in the left lane. Unit #2 was northbound in the left lane. The driver of Unit #2 went left of the double yellow centerline and the driver-side mirror of Unit #2 struck the driver side mirror of Unit #1.

Time: 6:57 p.m.
Code: Assault
Location: Dalepark Drive
Caller in the police department lobby. She was assaulted earlier today.  Caller just left Bedford Medical Center.

Time: 8:48 p.m.
Code: Custody Dispute
Location: Tudor Avenue
The complainant came to the station lobby to report her children’s grandmother not returning her children to her. The complainant dropped off the children on 7/27/18 for the children to sleep at their grandmother’s for visitation with the father on 7/28/18. The complainant then tried to contact the grandmother on this date to arrange pickup for the kids with no luck. She has not been able to reach the grandmother and numerous calls by officers went unanswered. An officer responded to the home and a male on scene said that the grandmother took the kids camping. The complainant provided court paperwork that stated she had sole custody of one child, but did not have the paperwork for the other. The paperwork does state the grandmother is to have the children present at her home for visitation with the father on Saturdays. The complainant stated the grandmother filed for emergency custody and they are to have a hearing on 7/30/18. The complainant feels the grandmother is holding the children until after the court case. The complainant was provided a copy of the report to take to court.

Monday, July 30 Reports

Time: 12:50 p.m.
Code: Custody Dispute
Location: Tudor Avenue
Grandmother in the lobby to hand over her grandchildren to their mother. She would like an officer to stand by while the exchange occurs. Officers stood by as peace officers while one child was handed over to the mother. During the time of interaction, the granddaughter was very emotional and did not want any contact with mother. The child was eventually handed over without further incident.

Time: 2:03 p.m.
Code: Fraud
Location: Leonard Street
Officers spoke to the female who stated that her ex-boyfriend made a transaction on his own cell phone account which was hooked up to her bank account. The female was advised that it was a civil option and no longer wanted to make a report on the matter.

Time: 3:32 p.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Sector Drive
Mother and son got into an argument over the behavior and discipline of her 17-year-old son who left the residence prior to officers’ arrival. They were advised of domestic violence laws and agreed to keep the peace.

Time: 10:31 p.m.
Code: Shoplifting
Location: Columbus Road (Phil’s Convenience Mart)
Anonymous caller reports two males taking beer from the store. Males are on foot. Caller hung up the phone before any more info could be obtained. Officers out with a male and female. Nothing found for the male.

Tuesday, July 31 Reports

Time: 10:52 a.m.
Code: Dangerous/Vicious Dog
Location: Avalon Drive
The complainant was walking his dog in the area when another dog broke its chain and charged at him from across the street. The loose dog grabbed the complainant’s dog by the ear, causing the complainant to fall and scrape his knee. The dog owner was issued a summons for dangerous/vicious dog.

Time: 2:14 p.m.
Code: Threats
Location: Park Avenue
Officers spoke to the female in the lobby who stated earlier in the month she spoke to a male over the phone who was irate because the company she works for was canceling his contract. She stated that while the male was enraged he said, “Everyone at that company needs to be shot.” The male has since ceased most communications with the company except for calling a week ago about his current contract. The female states that her job is requiring her to make a police report and she would like officers to call the male and advise him to cease contact with the company. Officers called the number retrieved from the female and left a voicemail and advised him to cease communications with the company. Officers spoke to the male over the phone, he states he will stop contact with the company but pursue civil options with his attorney.

Time: 3:19 p.m.
Code: Damage to Vehicle
Location: Northfield Road
Caller stated she swerved to avoid a driver and struck the curve and busted her tire. Female is in the parking lot of the Bedford Board of Education. The caller stated that she was in the right lane northbound on Northfield Road and a passenger bus in the left lane drifted into her lane causing her to swerve and hit the right curb blowing out both right-side tires on her car. The caller stated the bus stopped a little further up the road. The driver of the bus got out and looked around the bus and then left the area. The caller’s vehicle was disabled and she pulled onto Bonnieview Drive but the driver did not see her. Photos were taken of the damage. No information could be located for the company related to the bus. The caller was advised that information would be on file. She is insured with State Farm.

Time: 4:43 p.m
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Best Street
Caller is 7-weeks pregnant and states her father spit on her. Caller states that her father was trying to take her phone. This is her parents’ residence. No weapons in the home. No drugs or alcohol. Officers spoke to both parties who stated there was an argument over the female losing her job and whether she is going to stay at the residence or not. The female has been wanting to move back in her parents’ house, however the parents do not want her there with her current situation. The family agreed to keep the peace and the female was transported back to her home in Cleveland by her parents.

Time: 7:52 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Broadway Avenue (Prestige Wireless)
Caller states that he had two ladders stolen from his commercial property. Caller states that he noticed they were missing yesterday. Officers spoke with the complainant. He stated he left two ladders unsecured in the back lot at the listed address. He was unaware of any distinguishing marks. Officers will look into the incident further on Friday.

Time: 8:21 p.m.
Code: Domestic Call
Location: Center Road (Police Station Report)
Female at the station with her 16-year-old son. The male choked her while driving. She says she has marks on her neck. She does not want a squad. Both parties are in the lobby. Officers spoke with the complainant. She stated that during her commute home from Solon to Bedford, she and her son were in a verbal argument. During the argument her son had grabbed her by the neck and choked her. She wanted the incident documented for her records.

Time: 9:31 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Willard Avenue
Caller is at this location to get her items. The male that lives here took her items. The male is also sending her messages, stating he took them and making threats towards her. He doesn’t know she is outside the residence. Caller is now on Northfield Road by the high school. Officers spoke with the residents at the listed address. The homeowner stated her grandson was involved in an argument with his girlfriend but they have both left. The caller could not be reached by dispatched and was gone on arrival.

 

Wednesday, August 1 Reports

Time: 9:45 a.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Wellmon Street
The complainant called to report that on Tuesday unknown subject(s) entered his two unlocked cars that were parked in the driveway. He said that his wallet was pulled out of his center console and left on the passenger seat. His other car also had the glove box and center console opened. There were items of value in the cars but were not taken. The only items missing from the cars are loose change taken from the center consoles, valued between $3.00 to $10.00.

Time: 9:46 a.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Wellmon Street
Complainant said vehicle had been gone through. Nothing appears to be missing, but caller noticed a blunt left in car and would like to see officer. Blunt was collected and placed into evidence for possible identification.

Time: 9:58 a.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Turney Road (Slate Run Apartments)
Complainant called to report that a resident advised her that there were two suspicious males hanging around the complex last night. The resident stated that both males were approximately 15 years old. They arrived on bicycles and left them lying in the grass as they walked around. The complainant also advised that she had a voice message this morning from a resident in advising that her bicycle was stolen from her patio area overnight. The resident was not home. Officer called victim at work she advised that she placed her bicycle in her patio area. She said she had no renter insurance. Value of the bicycle is approximately $200.00.

Time: 8:02 p.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Woodrow Avenue
Female states that her boyfriend is highly intoxicated and he is walking down the street with her 4-year-old daughter toward Broadway Avenue. She fears for her daughter’s safety. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who called and reported that her boyfriend left with their four-year old daughter, while being intoxicated, and headed toward the party in the park. An officer located the subject and verified that he was intoxicated. The subject was escorted back to the residence with the four-year old daughter and instructed to leave her at home.

Time: 8:07 p.m.
Code: Unauthorized Use
Location: Interstate Street
Male would like to make a report about one of his drivers not giving his truck back. The complainant just wants his property returned, but will follow up if it has not been returned. The ex-employee was advised of the above and will return all the property.

Time: 8:43 p.m.
Code: Improperly Handling Firearm in a Motor Vehicle
Location: Turney Road
A traffic stop was initiated on a Ford. A probable cause search of the vehicle was performed due to the driver admitting marijuana in the vehicle. The driver was found to be driving under suspension and in possession of a loaded Glock 19 9mm handgun and a small quantity of marijuana. The vehicle was towed, and an affidavit was faxed to the court for improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. Defendant to obtain own counsel. Bond changed to $5000. The Bedford Police Department shall hold the weapon until further order of the court. Officer test-fired the weapon, and it was found fully operational.

Time: 8:53 p.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Union Street
Caller advised she is having a fight with her husband. She is now trying to leave her house on foot. Husband is following her in his truck. Caller will meet officers at the Circle K. Officers arrived on scene and spoke with the complainant. Officers escorted the complainant back to her residence to gather her belongings to take to her sister’s place for the evening.

Thursday, August 2 Reports

Time: 9:15 a.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Eldred Avenue
A 14-year-old states she is being mistreated at home. She states she does not want them to come to the home. Girl says she has physical marks from her stepmom hitting her. She was hit in her face this morning, but not bleeding. She said her stepmom threatened to hit her when she got home. She is going to meet with officers up the street by Kenyon Avenue. She states her stepmom only does this when her father is not around. Female stated she does not have a phone because they took it. Officer spoke to the female and will type up the report and speak to the father. Spoke with the father, and he was advised of the situation. He stated he will speak to his daughter when gets off work. He admitted his daughter is disciplined but not abused.

Time: 1:16 p.m.
Code: Family Trouble
Location: Lee Road South
Female stating her boyfriend put his hands on her. He left toward the gas station. No weapons involved. Female was hysterical and did not want to give any information on the male. She was afraid of retaliation by the male. The complainant said that her boyfriend was trying to leave in her car after an argument they had in the apartment. She ran after him to get her keys because she didn’t want him to take her car. She said she grabbed him and pushed him trying to get her keys from his hand. He pushed her back knocking her over. She went to grab him again and he said you need to stop before the police are called. He then threw her keys in the driveway and walked off. Officers unable to determine the main aggressor. The complainant did not want to press charges. She was advised to get his belongings packed up and have him move out.

Friday, August 3 Reports

Time: 1:05 p.m.
Code: Shoplifting
Location: Old Rockside Road (Pat Catan’s Craft Center)
Caller reporting a shoplifter who just left in a Buick. Officers spoke to the manager who stated a younger male stole unknown items at an unknown value. She then stated the male then proceeded to get into the Buick and headed west down Rockside Road toward Maple Heights. The manager will obtain a video of the theft and notify officers when it’s ready. Also, the manager states this is the male’s third time doing this. Manager could not identify the male and did not have a total on what was taken. They were advised to call the station if and when the male returns.

Time: 5:16 p.m.
Code: Hit Skip
Location: Center Road
Officers spoke to a female who stated she was parked at PNC Bank when an unknown male ran into the back of her vehicle causing minor damage to the left rear corner.

Time: 6:47 p.m.
Code: Domestic
Location: Glendale Street
Advised mom and son are actively fighting. They are in the front yard. No weapons. No drugs or alcohol and no one is injured. They have stopped fighting but are arguing. Officers arrived on the scene and separated the listed parties. The mother was advised of the eviction process for her son and was willing to leave for the time being. Neither party wished to pursue charges.

Saturday, August 4 Reports

Time: 1:11 p.m.
Code: Improperly Handling Firearm in a Motor Vehicle
Location: Broadway Avenue (Circle K)
Officers were dispatched to Circle K for a welfare check on a male sleeping in a vehicle. The male was found unconscious in the driver’s seat of his vehicle. During the course of the interaction, a k9 arrived on scene. The k9 handler advised the k9 gave a positive alert to the presence of narcotics. A probable cause search was conducted. Located inside a black case was a loaded 9mm semi-automatic pistol, suspected marijuana, and a smoking pipe. The male was  arrested and returned to the Bedford Jail. He was charged with improper handling of a firearm within a motor vehicle, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Time: 7:59 p.m.
Code: Identity Theft
Location: Solon Road
Officers spoke to a female who stated that starting near the end of July, person(s) unknown have been opening loans in her name. She does not know an exact amount, but approximated the amounts in the several thousands of dollars. She has contacted several of the companies, but they are mostly operated online and have no gotten back to her. She was advised to compile as much documentation from the companies as she can and bring them to the station to be added to the report. She has already contact her bank and notified her employer. Officers advised her of several other options she has to better protect her identity. She also noted that about a year ago, her Uber account was hacked and someone was transferring money to another bank account. She was advised to contact Uber for any information they have on that incident.

Time: 9:56 p.m.
Code: Domestic
Location: Grand Boulevard
Female states she was just assaulted by her live in boyfriend. Male has since left the premises. Female was bit on the finger and the arm. Requesting medic. Officers made contact with the complainant, who was noticeably intoxicated. She was advised of her options and to complete a witness statement in the morning if she wanted to pursue charges.

Time: 10:59 p.m.
Code: Suspicion
Location: Glendale Street
Officers spoke with the homeowner about an ongoing situation she is having. Her landlord was going to rent her home to another female but the deal fell through. She then rented the home to the complainant which angered the other female. The complainant believes this other woman has been harassing her and damaging her property. She arrived home and was unable to open her front door and believes the female may have damaged it. Officers did not see any pry marks on either side of the door and could not see anything jammed into the keyhole. However, the door was unable to be opened and the complainant stated the door worked fine prior to leaving that evening. She was advised to call a locksmith for the door and to call officers if she sees the female anywhere around her house.

Sunday, August 5 Reports

Time: 3:44 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Center Road
Complainant at the station advising that she just sold headphones to a male and he gave her fake money. Caller stated she could show officers where the male walked to. Both units are checking the area for the suspect male.

Time: 5:38 p.m.
Code: Theft
Location: Jefferson Street
Complainant states the “man cave” in backyard has been gone through and items taken sometime today or overnight. Officers spoke to the male who stated person(s) unknown made entry into his unlocked garage “man door” and stole two bottles of chinese liquor. The male states that nothing else was taken but the rest of the items in his garage were out of place and were gone through. Also, the male states that there were no signs of forcible entry to his garage. The male also does not have any problems with any nearby neighbors or family and does not think they had anything to do with the theft. He states that the two bottles of chinese liquor that were taken were a gift to him and the approximate value of both were $120.00.

Monday August 6 Reports

Time: 8:25 a.m.
Code: Criminal Damage
Location: Wandle Avenue
Female found a bullet casing inside her kitchen on the floor and her side kitchen window is shattered. Caller is unsure when this occurred. Sometime over the past couple of days, person(s) unknown fired a single 9mm round through the kitchen window on the east side of the house causing damage to the window and screen. It is not known where the round was fired from. Officers checked the area for the casing, but were unsuccessful in locating it.