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Do you need to catch-up on the latest happenings in Cuyahoga Falls? Find out what you missed in the Week in Review!
Do you need to catch-up on the latest happenings in Cuyahoga Falls? Find out what you missed in the Week in Review!
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Cuyahoga Falls police share thoughts on the new curfew's effectiveness since its start in May.
Cuyahoga Falls police report the number of violations along the riverfront are down by a great deal thanks to the curfew implementation. Captain Jack Davis of the Cuyahoga Falls Police Department said that through mid-July in 2010, police had 30 documented calls. Through mid-July in 2011, that number has been reduced to four. "It's made a huge difference," Davis said. "Kids are still coming down with their parents, but kids are also coming down and leaving before 8 p.m. It's made a big difference with police patrol. [Officers] are able to concentrate on what they're their for and not chasing kids around the area all night." Previous Coverage:
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A wrap-up of local crime May 2-10.
Cuyahoga Falls police officers had their hands full this past week. Akron resident Douglas Baker, 42, faces one charge of theft and another charge of obstruction stemming from an incident at Giant Eagle, 75 Graham Road, just before 2 a.m. Monday morning. Police said Baker stole numerous items from the grocery store and fled from an off-duty police officer before being arrested. Here’s a roundup of the latest crime news: Arrests • Cuyahoga Falls resident Shane Stott, 40, gave officers a hard time about 6 p.m. May 2. Stott was pulled over while driving through the intersection of Sackett Avenue and Ninth Street and taken into custody on charges of driving while intoxicated, but faces an additional charge of resisting arrest for attempting to…
A wrap-up of local crime from April 28 – May 3.
A Uniontown man is charged with public indecency after Cuyahoga Falls police arrest him for simulating sexual acts in a parking lot off of State Road. Ryan Kiltau, 22, was arrested and charged with public indecency, just before 10:30 a.m. on April 30. Police say it happened at a corner vacant business at 1901 State Rd. Here's a rundown of the latest crime news: Criminal Damaging: Theft: Burglary: Compiled from police reports.
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A recap of Cuyahoga Falls crime from April 7 – April 18.
A man was assaulted Thursday by up to 15 people who surrounded him and took turns punching and kicking him at Oak Park. The man told Cuyahoga Falls police that after he ran to his car, the group kicked the vehicle, broke both rear-view mirrors and climbed onto the hood to further threaten him. The man's left ankle, left eye and both forearms were injured. Damage to the car is estimated at $500. Burglary:
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A recap of recent crime reports in Cuyahoga Falls.
Correction: An earlier version of this report stated thatDonald Layman had been arrested. While police used that term in their report, he was not taken into custody; he was given a summons to appear in court. We have edited our report to reflect that distinction. An Akron man was detained briefly and given a summons Monday morning after police found a loaded gun in his car. Donald Laymon, of Akron, was stopped by Cuyahoga Falls police for a routine traffic stop at the intersection of Howe Avenue and Main Street at around 1:30 a.m. Monday. The 26-year-old faces charges of improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle. Theft: A woman living in an apartment on Queens Gate Circle police after realizing her $2500 watch was missing from her …
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9:01 pm on Sunday, July 17, 2011
DISMISS AT DEFENDANT'S COST PER DEFENDANT AGREEMENT. TO PAY 6/27/2011, RETURN OF WEAPON AS DEFENDANT WAS PROPERLY CARRYING WEAPON IN VEHICLE AND HAS PROPER CCW PERMIT. Hmmmm Justice served! Cuy falls pd was wrong again!   more ›
A wrap-up of the latest crime reports in Cuyahoga Falls.
A woman called Cuyahoga Falls police at about 10 p.m. March 26 to report her brother-in-law was threatening her and her son with a firearm. When officers arrived at the apartment, in the 4300 block of Winter Parkway, Gerald Davis, 43, told police he had been drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana while handling the gun. Davis was arrested and charged with inducing panic, aggravated menacing, drug abuse and operating a weapon while under the influence. Illegal drugs: Stephanie Wintermute, 25, of Collinwood Avenue in Akron, was arrested March 28 at the Giant Eagle, 75 Graham Road, and charged with 17 counts of deception to obtain drugs, 16 counts of illegal processing of drug documents and one count of drug possession. A Giant Eagle …
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Police chief and mayor echo concerns of minors unsupervised along riverfront.
Cuyahoga Falls City Council met Monday night to discuss a proposed curfew for minors along the riverfront. During the last two summers, officers said they’ve seen an increase in the number of unattended minors and violent incidents, from the amphitheater, which host Rockin' on the River concerts, to the fountain near the entrance to Hibachi Japan. “The idea wasn’t to necessarily ban people under 18 from coming down to the area, but rather have them come down with family members, with a parent, with an adult responsible for them,” said Police Capt. Jack Davis. “We really feel that by doing that it will increase the safety for all our visitors down there, especially the younger ones.” During the public discussion, Cuyahoga Falls Police Chief…
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11:03 pm on Sunday, May 13, 2012
I know this is off topic, but is this the same Brenda Hogan that used to babysit me and my brothers when we lived on Hudson Drive? Great babysitter!! lol   more ›
Cuyahoga Falls Police reports unusually high number of daytime drunken driving arrests in January and February.
Late afternoon and early evening drunken driving arrests kept Cuyahoga Falls police officers busy in the early months of 2011. Lieutenant Dale P. Gramley said that lately, he's noticed significant upswing in afternoon DUI arrests during January and February. The department’s third shift, which begins at 4 p.m. and ends at midnight, traditionally averages between four and eight DUI arrests each month. But in January motorists racked up 14 DUI arrests during that shift. “It was really unusual for our shift to have 14 DUIs,” Gramley said. “We didn’t have any major holidays, which typically lead to an increase in DUI arrests.” DUI arrests are often much higher during the summer months, likely due to the abundance of holiday celebrations -- …
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1:27 pm on Monday, March 28, 2011
Last winter both my girlfriend and I witnessed drunk drivers get into accidents on two separate occasions, two weeks apart. Both happened at 11 am!!! People who drink and drive are leeches on society and worse.   more ›
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12:01 am on Thursday, September 6, 2012
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