Police Blotter: Holiday Stress Catches Up

It seems the stress of preparing for the holidays proved too much for one Cuyahoga Falls couple. On Dec. 21, a 24-year-old woman reported getting into a verbal disagreement with her live-in fiancé regarding Christmas plans and division of household tasks. When police responded, neither party complained of physical violence, so police advised the couple to part ways for the day; the woman's brother picked her up from their residence to cool off.

In other police news:

• On Dec. 18, police responded to a domestic dispute in the 1100 block of Saxe Avenue, where a man reported that his daughter, 23, and son, 26, had gotten into an argument. All parties denied any physical violence or threats. 
• A woman reported that someone stole more than $20,000 worth of jewelry from her home in the 2800 block of 7th Street during the last two months.
• A woman reported finding a family friend unresponsive in his vehicle at the 1800 block of 17th Street. Paramedics administered a medication that reverses the effects of drug overdose, and took the man, a resident of Kingston, R.I., to Summa Western Reserve Hospital.
• On Dec. 19, a man reported that someone sent several unwanted text messages to his cell phone. He was referred to T-Mobile, his service provider. 
• A man reported that his adult son scratched his neck and knocked his glasses off of his face on Dec. 19 at their home on the 2200 block of West Parkway. He did not require medical attention. 
• James William, 22, was charged with drug abuse when he was found in possession of cocaine at the corner of Munroe Falls Avenue and Winter Parkway on Dec. 19. 
• A man reported that someone took his Hi-Standard 9-shot .22-caliber revolver from his residence on Bath Road sometime between Dec. 16 and Dec. 20. Nothing else appeared to be missing from the home and there were no signs of forced entry.
• Christopher Delans, 24, of Cuyahoga Falls, was charged with disorderly conduct/intoxication on Dec. 20 after police said he entered the property of Chop Stix restaurant on Tallmadge Road without permission from the caretaker. 
• Shortly after midnight on Dec. 22, a man reported that people in a silver four-door car shot paintballs at his 2010 red Mitsubishi Lancer while he drove west on Broad Boulevard, just blocks from his home. Police were unable to locate the suspects' vehicle, which headed south on Sixth Street. Damage to the right side of the Mitsubishi was estimated at $200. 
• A Cuyahoga Falls resident reported that someone stole a hubcap from her 2008 Nissan while she shopped at the Marc's on State Road on Thursday afternoon. Total loss was estimated at $50. 
• On the evening of evening Dec. 23, a woman reported $200 in cash and a pawnshop receipt missing from a dresser in the living room of her apartment in the 2500 block of State Road.