1. Use Scraps and Leftovers:
Instead of discarding vegetable scraps, peels, or meat bones, repurpose them to make flavorful broths or stocks. For example, save carrot tops, onion skins, and celery ends to create a hearty vegetable broth. Chicken or beef bones can also be used for making homemade stock, reducing the need to buy store-bought versions.

2. Composting:
While composting isn’t technically cooking, it’s an essential part of the zero-waste philosophy. Compost vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, eggshells, and other organic waste to enrich your garden soil. This way, you return nutrients to the earth and reduce landfill waste.

3. Repurpose Stale Bread:
Rather than throwing away stale bread, use it in recipes like croutons, bread pudding, or breadcrumbs. These can be used in soups, salads, or as a topping for casseroles.

4. Full Ingredient Utilization:
Use every part of the ingredient. For example, watermelon rind can be pickled, beet greens can be sautéed, and citrus peels can be used for zest or even candied. Also, many smaller bits and pieces from fruits/veggies can be eaten fresh or frozen and tossed onto pizza.

5. Meal Planning and Proper Storage:
Plan meals to ensure you use up ingredients before they spoil, and store food properly to extend its shelf life. Invest in reusable containers to store food scraps or leftovers.

Why Zero-Waste Cooking is Important:

Zero-waste cooking is essential for reducing food waste, which contributes to environmental degradation. By using these techniques, you’re not only creating meals that are more sustainable but also minimizing your carbon footprint and helping to preserve valuable resources. This mindful approach to cooking allows us to respect the ingredients we work with and reduce our overall impact on the planet.

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Start your day with a mindful nature walk at Bedford Reservation. With the trees in full bloom and the sounds of birds filling the air, it’s the ideal setting to unplug and reconnect with nature. Walk along the Tinker’s Creek Gorge Overlook for stunning views, or take a peaceful stroll by Bridal Veil Falls.

For a truly relaxing experience, bring a hammock or blanket and set up in a quiet spot under the trees. Bedford Reservation has plenty of shaded areas where you can read a book, meditate, or simply listen to the rustling leaves.

If you’re looking for a gentle activity with an eco-friendly touch, try a leave-no-trace picnic. Pack a meal with reusable containers, avoid single-use plastics, and enjoy a peaceful outdoor lunch while minimizing waste.

Another great way to enjoy the day is by birdwatching or journaling at Viaduct Park. This hidden gem offers a scenic and quiet space to observe nature, sketch, or simply reflect.

Memorial Day doesn’t have to be all about barbecues and big gatherings—sometimes, the best way to spend it is by embracing the calm and natural beauty of Bedford. Take time to relax, refresh, and enjoy a mindful escape in our own backyard!

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1. Use Reclaimed Wood for Home Improvement Projects: Reclaimed wood is an excellent material for creating unique, eco-friendly home upgrades. Consider using reclaimed wood for shelving, furniture, or even new flooring. This not only reduces the need for new lumber but also adds character and charm to your space.
2. Install Energy-Efficient Windows: Replace old, drafty windows with energy-efficient models to improve insulation and reduce heating and cooling costs. Opt for windows made from sustainable materials like fiberglass or aluminum to further minimize your environmental impact.
3. Utilize Recycled Metal for Outdoor Projects: Recycled metal can be used for a variety of outdoor projects such as fencing, garden trellises, and decorative accents. Using recycled metal not only saves resources but also adds a modern touch to your outdoor space.
4. Opt for Low-VOC Paints and Stains: When touching up your home’s interior or exterior, choose low-VOC (volatile organic compound) paints and stains. These environmentally friendly options improve indoor air quality and are safer for both your health and the environment.
5. Maintain Your Lawn Sustainably: Instead of using chemical fertilizers, switch to organic lawn care products. You can also reduce water waste by installing a rain barrel to collect rainwater for garden and lawn irrigation.

By incorporating these sustainable home maintenance tips, Bedford homeowners can reduce their environmental impact while maintaining a beautiful, functional, and eco-friendly living space.

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1. Get Outside and Get Moving: The weather is warming up, so take your workouts outdoors! Go for a run, bike ride, or hike in one of Bedford’s beautiful parks. Not only does outdoor exercise boost your mood and fitness, but it also reduces the need for energy-consuming indoor equipment or gym memberships.

2. Eat Local and Seasonal: Spring is a great time to dive into local, seasonal produce. Head to the Bedford Farmers’ Market and pick up fresh fruits and vegetables. Eating locally grown food is not only healthier but also reduces your carbon footprint by cutting down on the energy used for transportation.

3. Reduce Waste, Recycle More: Spring cleaning isn’t just for your home – it’s a chance to clean up your eco-habits too! Avoid single-use plastic and swap in reusable bags, water bottles, and containers. Be mindful of recycling in Bedford’s community bins and consider composting food scraps to reduce waste.

4. Use Eco-Friendly Products: Choose cleaning and personal care products that are natural and free from harmful chemicals. You’ll not only reduce your exposure to toxins but also help protect the environment from pollution.

5. Stay Hydrated, Sustainably: Refill your water bottle instead of buying single-use plastic bottles. Bedford’s local water is clean and refreshing, so why not reduce waste and save money?

Let’s make this spring not only a time to revitalize our health but also to contribute to a greener, healthier Bedford. Here’s to a season of fresh air, healthy habits, and eco-friendly living!

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Cleveland Indians Defeat Washington Senators at Home (May 19, 1956): The Cleveland Indians secured a 5–1 victory over the Washington Senators at Cleveland Stadium. Pitcher Herb Score delivered a strong performance, contributing to the team’s successful season. This game was part of a doubleheader, with the Indians also winning the second game 6–1. ​

Hessler Street Fair Held (May 19–20, 2007): The Hessler Street Fair, an annual arts and music festival in Cleveland’s University Circle neighborhood, took place on this weekend. The event, organized by the Hessler Neighborhood Association, celebrated the community’s cultural diversity and featured local artists, musicians, and food vendors.

Cleveland Browns Select Joe Thomas in NFL Draft (May 20, 2007): The Cleveland Browns selected offensive tackle Joe Thomas as the third overall pick in the NFL Draft. Thomas would go on to have a distinguished career with the Browns, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections and solidifying his place as one of the franchise’s all-time greats.​

Cleveland Museum of Art Hosts ‘Monet in Normandy’ Exhibition (May 21, 2006): The Cleveland Museum of Art opened the ‘Monet in Normandy’ exhibition, showcasing over 50 paintings by Claude Monet. The exhibition highlighted Monet’s work in the Normandy region of France and attracted significant attendance, reflecting the museum’s commitment to bringing world-class art to Cleveland.​

Cleveland Cavaliers Win Eastern Conference Finals Game 4 (May 23, 2007): The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Detroit Pistons 91–87 in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals at Quicken Loans Arena. The victory tied the series 2–2 and was a pivotal moment in the Cavaliers’ journey to their first NBA Finals appearance.

WORLD HISTORY

Execution of Anne Boleyn (May 19, 1536): Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII, was executed at the Tower of London on charges including adultery, incest, and conspiracy against the king. Her death marked a pivotal moment in English history, leading to significant religious and political changes during the English Reformation.

Start of the Turkish War of Independence (May 19, 1919): Mustafa Kemal Atatürk landed in Samsun, initiating the Turkish War of Independence against occupying Allied forces. This event is commemorated annually in Turkey as Atatürk Memorial, Youth and Sports Day, symbolizing the nation’s path to sovereignty.​

First Human-Made Object to Fly by Another Planet (May 19, 1961): The Soviet spacecraft Venera 1 became the first human-made object to fly by another planet, passing Venus. Although contact was lost before the flyby, this mission marked a significant milestone in space exploration.​

President Kennedy’s Moon Speech (May 25, 1961): U.S. President John F. Kennedy addressed Congress, setting the ambitious goal of landing an American astronaut on the Moon and returning them safely to Earth before the decade’s end. This speech galvanized the U.S. space program and led to the Apollo missions.​

Death of George Floyd (May 25, 2020): George Floyd, an unarmed African American man, died during an arrest by Minneapolis police officers. His death sparked nationwide protests and a global movement advocating for racial justice and police reform.

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For homeowners in Cuyahoga County, there are two helpful loan programs that can make these improvements more affordable.

The Home Enhancement Loan Program (HELP) provides flexible financing for repairs or remodeling. There are no income restrictions, and few limitations on the types of improvements that qualify. This makes HELP a great option for those wanting to invest in curb appeal, safety, or comfort upgrades. To learn more, contact the Cuyahoga County Department of Development at 216-443-2149 or visit their website.

Another excellent resource is the Cuyahoga County Home Repair Program, which assists eligible homeowners in maintaining safe and sanitary living conditions. This program is administered by CHN Housing Capital and can help with vital repairs that keep homes structurally sound and livable.

To apply, contact CHN Housing Capital at 855-764-LOAN (5626), Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5 PM, or visit their website at chnhousingcapital.org/homerepair. The office is located at 2999 Payne Avenue, Suite 134, Cleveland, OH 44114.

Spring is a great time to refresh your home—and with these programs, it’s more accessible than ever.

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Aries (March 21 – April 19): Mars in Gemini makes your tongue sharper than ever. Speak your truth, but temper with tact.

Taurus (April 20 – May 20): The Sun enters Gemini, nudging you out of your comfort zone. Flirt with variety, but stay grounded.

Gemini (May 21 – June 20): It’s your solar season, star child! With Mercury in Taurus, your charm sparkles—just be clear, not cryptic.

Cancer (June 21 – July 22): Venus in Cancer softens hearts around you. Lead with empathy, but guard your emotional energy.

Leo (July 23 – August 22): The Sun in Gemini lights up your social scene. Bask in attention, but avoid dramatic overexertion.

Virgo (August 23 – September 22): Mercury in Taurus sharpens your focus. Handle details like a pro, but don’t miss the forest for the trees.

Libra (September 23 – October 22): Venus in Cancer brings emotional depth to relationships. Embrace vulnerability, but don’t lose your balance.

Scorpio (October 23 – November 21): Mars in Gemini stirs curiosity. Dive into research or taboo topics—but avoid manipulative games.

Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21): Jupiter in Virgo asks you to refine your goals. Expand thoughtfully, darling—not recklessly.

Capricorn (December 22 – January 19): Venus in Cancer highlights partnership potential. Open up emotionally, but keep your structure intact.

Aquarius (January 20 – February 18): Uranus in Taurus shakes your routines. Innovate boldly, but prepare for surprise detours.

Pisces (February 19 – March 20): Neptune in your sign floods you with imagination. Create boldly, but beware illusions in love and contracts.

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03/23/2025
Time: 17:50 – CUSTODY DISPUTE
Location: Center Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported a custody dispute involving his three children and claimed a court order was being violated. Officers advised him to document the incidents and contact Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court. A follow-up occurred to return his driver’s license by mail.

03/23/2025
Time: 22:59 – SUSPICION PERSON
Location: Wandle Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported seeing a suspicious man she believed had broken into her vehicle earlier in the month. She described him as wearing a black mask and bubble coat, possibly armed. Officers patrolled the area of Ellenwood and Wandle but did not locate the individual.

03/24/2025
Time: 10:14 – SUSPICION VEHICLE
Location: Center Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Advised
A man reported a white sedan idling in the church parking lot while he was counting collection money. Officers spoke to the man in the vehicle and advised him to leave the private property.

03/24/2025
Time: 10:36 – HARASSMENT
Location: Avalon Dr and Talbot Dr, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man said another male was speaking to him while walking, which made him uncomfortable due to prior issues. Officers advised him to avoid the individual and checked the area.

03/24/2025
Time: 12:27 – ID THEFT
Location: Garden St, Bedford
Disposition: Report
A woman reported receiving a collections notice from a creditor she has never used. She was given identity theft information and filed a report.

03/24/2025
Time: 19:22 – THEFT
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: UTLGOA
An employee reported two individuals may have shoplifted items, possibly alcohol, and left in a vehicle with Florida plates. Officers searched the area but were unable to locate them.

03/24/2025
Time: 20:34 – SUSPICION ACTIVITY
Location: Grand Blvd near Broadway, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller reported a group of juveniles with water guns, some on motorbikes, pointing the guns at houses. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the group.

03/25/2025
Time: 11:34 – HARASSMENT
Location: Grand Blvd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported someone had taken photos of her and her son’s vehicles and posted personal information on social media. While she was at the station, the person she suspected walked in. That individual was warned not to return to her property.

03/25/2025
Time: 14:47 – HARASSMENT
Location: Center Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Employees reported that a woman called threatening to come to the business due to an issue with her order. Officers responded and documented the incident.

03/25/2025
Time: 17:15 – SUSPICION
Location: Santin Cir, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that the sunroom door of a vacant house was swinging open. Officers confirmed the main door was secure.

03/25/2025
Time: 19:58 – CUSTODY DISPUTE
Location: Wellmon St, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that a custody exchange did not occur at the police station as agreed in the divorce decree. He provided documentation, and officers recorded the incident for legal purposes.

03/25/2025
Time: 20:20 – THEFT
Location: Northfield Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported a stolen phone. Officers reviewed security footage at a local store but did
not observe any theft. The phone was entered into the database as stolen.

03/26/2025
Time: 06:25 – THEFT
Location: Best St, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported a stolen checkbook and claimed people were entering her home through artificial intelligence while she was at work. She later canceled the officer response and said she would come to the station to file a report.

03/26/2025
Time: 18:08 – ASSAULT
Location: Lee Rd S, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that his granddaughter’s boyfriend assaulted him after he attempted to intervene in a verbal dispute. The caller was struck multiple times and treated by EMS but declined charges. The granddaughter later reported her phone was taken by the boyfriend; she declined to press charges but requested assistance recovering the phone.

03/27/2025
Time: 01:24 – SUSPICION VEHICLE
Location: Flora Dr & Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Officers responded to a report of a vehicle with a broken window. A purple Dodge Challenger had a smashed passenger window with a rock found inside. The area was searched but no suspects were located.

03/27/2025
Time: 04:21 – SUSPICION VEHICLE
Location: Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Checks ok
Officers found a vehicle that started by itself in the Simmons Motorcars lot. The building had an open door but was checked and secured. No suspicious activity was found.

03/27/2025
Time: 07:23 – UNWANTED GUEST
Location: Northfield Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller reported a male trespassing at Giant Eagle. Officers searched the area but were unable to locate the individual.

03/27/2025
Time: 07:25 – AUTO THEFT
Location: Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A blue Dodge Challenger with no plates was reported stolen overnight. A report was filed.

03/27/2025
Time: 08:04 – PROPERTY DAMAGE
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Employees at Mercedes reported a white Jeep Wrangler intentionally rammed a parked vehicle and fled. Surveillance footage was obtained but was unclear. Investigation revealed the suspect Jeep was stolen earlier that morning from a dealership in Cuyahoga Falls.

03/27/2025
Time: 09:49 – THEFT
Location: Best St, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported ongoing cyber attacks, claiming unknown individuals accessed her phone and tampered with wiring at her property. She was advised on civil options and to consider installing cameras.

03/27/2025
Time: 10:06 – ASSAULT
Location: Lee Rd S, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that her mother and grandfather assaulted her the previous night, holding
her down and hitting her. She showed minor physical marks and stated she retaliated in
self-defense. Officers took photos and documented the report.

03/27/2025
Time: 12:26 – ASSAULT
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman said she had a verbal argument with her daughter and wanted to retrieve personal belongings. Officers advised her to contact the police in Garfield Heights if her property wasn’t returned and explained her civil options.

03/27/2025
Time: 13:15 – THEFT
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that a jewelry box containing various items was missing from her living space. She stated several aides have access to the area. Officers suggested asking neighbors and installing a camera.

03/27/2025
Time: 15:35 – SUSPICION
Location: Northfield Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man came to the police department to provide additional information for a previous suspicious activity report.

03/27/2025
Time: 19:01 – FRAUD
Location: Grand Blvd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that several of his credit cards were stolen and used to make over $9,000 in purchases out of state. He requested a police report for his bank but declined an investigation. Officers planned to follow up at the location where the cards were last seen.

03/27/2025
Time: 21:23 – THREATS
Location: Dalepark Dr, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that a woman he lives with was intoxicated and had been making threats toward his mother. Officers spoke with all parties, and the mother stated no threats were made. The woman was advised to keep the noise down.

03/27/2025
Time: 22:59 – SUSPICION VEHICLE
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Checks ok
Officers checked on a male dropping off and picking up a car at Enterprise. The situation checked okay.

03/27/2025
Time: 23:46 – SUSPICION VEHICLE
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Checks ok
Officers checked several vehicles behind Acura and confirmed workers were on site finishing their shift.

03/28/2025
Time: 13:05 – THREATS
Location: Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman said a neighbor verbally threatened her after her dog ran past the complainant. She felt uncomfortable with the interaction and reported the incident to the property manager. Officers documented the matter and provided her with a copy of the report.

03/29/2025
Time: 00:38 – THREATS
Location: Washington St, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A male caller was reportedly threatening to harm his brother, but no one was on the line when dispatch answered. Officers located an intoxicated man involved in a verbal dispute with his brother, who later left the residence to de-escalate the situation.

03/30/2025
Time: 17:18 – THREATS
Location: Northfield Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that her son was intoxicated and threatening to harm himself and others. Officers responded and monitored the situation. The son chose to go for a walk and no further action was taken.

03/30/2025
Time: 19:12 – THEFT
Location: Northfield Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man was identified as having stolen a beer from a store earlier in the day. The store manager declined to press charges but requested the man be trespassed in the future.

03/31/2025
Time: 00:25 – SUSPICION
Location: Mortimer Dr, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A resident reported a high-pitched beeping noise coming from behind a building and believed it could be an alarm triggered by a break-in. Officers were unable to locate the source of the noise, which had stopped before their arrival.

03/31/2025
Time: 05:53 – DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Location: Corkhill Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller stated that his partner had choked him. No injuries were reported or observed. One of the individuals voluntarily left the residence for the day, and both were advised to contact police if further assistance was needed.

04/01/2025
Time: 10:02 – THEFT
Location: Northfield Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Security at Hikma Pharmaceuticals reported a theft from the guard shack on March 29. An unknown man entered and stole a radio while the guard was away. The suspect, later identified by a nearby business owner as a current employee, was found to be in custody in another city. Hikma requested he be advised not to return to their property.

04/01/2025
Time: 14:12 – THEFT
Location: Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man stole several packs of cigarettes from Dollar General while the register was unattended and fled on foot. Officers were unable to locate the suspect. The total value of the theft was $360.60.

04/02/2025
Time: 13:10 – THEFT
Location: Solon Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that speakers and music equipment were stolen from his basement over the past month. He believes access may have been gained through a neighboring apartment. Officers advised him not to store property in the shared basement.

04/02/2025
Time: 15:36 – FRAUD
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported receiving a suspicious phone call about collecting money. He hung up and came to the police station for advice. Officers documented the scam and provided guidance.

04/02/2025
Time: 16:37 – SUSPICION PERSON
Location: Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Checks ok
An alarm company observed a male wearing a black hoodie and jeans approaching a building before running away. Officers checked the property and surrounding area and found everything in order.

04/02/2025
Time: 20:53 – THEFT
Location: Corkhill Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that a juvenile entered his apartment to charge a phone and allegedly stole his wallet, car keys, and $800. The juvenile’s mother denied finding anything in his belongings. Officers advised the man to cancel his cards and monitor his accounts.

04/02/2025
Time: 20:53 – SUSPICION VEHICLE
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Checks ok
An alarm company reported flashing taillights in a parking lot. Officers confirmed the vehicle was the same as a previous call and determined no police response was needed.

04/03/2025
Time: 00:36 – THEFT
Location: Northfield Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A juvenile reported his iPad stolen from Bedford High School. It was later pinged to an address on Berwyn, but no contact was made. The address changed during the search, and the matter was referred to the school resource officer.

04/03/2025
Time: 09:46 – SUSPICION PERSON
Location: Berwyn Dr & Columbus Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Two males were seen walking with a shopping cart in the street. They claimed they retrieved it from Eagle Crest, not Family Dollar as initially reported. They were instructed to return the cart.

04/03/2025
Time: 10:13 – UNWANTED GUEST
Location: Corkhill Rd, Bedford
Disposition: UTL/GOA
A caller reported his ex-girlfriend came over uninvited and damaged his screen door. Officers were unable to locate the woman or reach her by phone. The caller was advised to call back if she returned.

04/03/2025
Time: 18:26 – THEFT
Location: Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported she was scammed after paying someone to return her lost dog. Despite prior warnings from officers, she proceeded with the transaction and did not receive the dog. The matter was referred to the animal warden.

04/03/2025
Time: 21:51 – SUSPICION VEHICLE
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Officers located a running vehicle in the Nissan lot. A lockout was performed to shut off the vehicle, which was then secured. No key was found inside.

04/03/2025
Time: 22:20 – SUSPICION PERSON
Location: Corkhill Rd, Bedford
Disposition: UTL/GOA
A woman reported seeing a suspicious male on her Ring camera approach her back door. She set off her car alarm and the male fled. Officers checked the area but did not locate him.

04/04/2025
Time: 03:37 – PROPERTY DAMAGE
Location: Turney Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported his child’s mother showed up unexpectedly, tried to force her way into his apartment, ripped off his doorbell camera, and allegedly damaged his car. The woman admitted to removing the doorbell but denied damaging the vehicle. The man intends to pursue charges after work.

04/04/2025
Time: 09:35 – FAMILY TROUBLE
Location: Best St, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported concerns about her son using heroin and requested officers check on him. Officers found the man, who had an active warrant, sitting outside but not appearing impaired. He was transported and turned over to North Ridgeville Police.

04/04/2025
Time: 10:16 – UNAUTHORIZED USE M/V
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Report
A vehicle rented from Enterprise was not returned. The suspect was identified and charges for unauthorized use were pursued.

04/04/2025
Time: 10:27 – FRAUD
Location: John St, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported unauthorized charges on her two credit cards. The banks refunded the charges, and she was advised to continue monitoring her accounts and report future incidents.

04/04/2025
Time: 14:43 – UNWANTED GUEST
Location: Turney Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A male was reported harassing customers at the Sunoco. He was intoxicated and refused to leave. Officers issued a summons for disorderly conduct and are awaiting possible trespassing charges from the store owner.

04/04/2025
Time: 16:38 – ASSAULT
Location: Center Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman came to the police station to report an assault. It was determined the incident occurred in Bedford Heights, and she was referred to that jurisdiction.

04/04/2025
Time: 17:45 – VANDALISM
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported his vehicle was broken into while parked outside a supermarket. The back window was broken, and a dent was found, though nothing appeared stolen. He was advised to send photos and given a report number.

04/05/2025
Time: 10:26 – DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Officers responded to a verbal domestic dispute. No weapons were involved, and neither party showed signs of injury. The woman involved refused to leave, but both parties agreed to keep the peace.

04/05/2025
Time: 11:18 – THREATS
Location: Bonnieview Dr, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that a neighbor had been threatening other residents. Officers were unable to contact the individual, and the property manager was advised of civil options.

04/06/2025
Time: 01:23 – THEFT
Location: Center Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
An intoxicated woman reported her phone stolen and later stated it was returned. Officers were initially dispatched but canceled after the phone was recovered.

04/06/2025
Time: 06:35 – UNAUTHORIZED USE M/V
Location: Rockside Rd, Bedford
Disposition: Report
A manager at Enterprise reported a rental vehicle had not been returned. A demand letter was sent with no response, and charges for unauthorized use were pursued. A warrant was scheduled to be signed on April 9, and the vehicle was entered into LEADS.

04/06/2025
Time: 20:39 – UNWANTED GUEST
Location: Broadway Ave, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Officers responded to Auto Mile Inn after a fight broke out and patrons were removed. A bar staff member reported a male had flashed a handgun. Officers stopped two vehicles involved but were unable to identify a suspect. One driver was cited. The bar owner was advised to submit video evidence for further action.

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