The following was obtained from Cuyahoga Falls police reports dated Feb. 3-5. It does not indicate convictions.
Contemptible con A Verizon Wireless employee called a Cuyahoga Falls man last month after someone tried to sign up for a smart phone with his dead father's personal information, according to a Feb. 5 Cuyahoga Falls police report. Officers were unsure who attempted the contemptible con, and referred the man and his mother to the city's prosecutor. Better luck next time On Feb. 5, an unknown number of thieves kicked in the door of a Haas Avenue residence and tried to steal a Sentry Safe from inside the home. The attempt was unsuccessful and nothing was stolen. Don't leave home without it A woman called police on Feb. 3 after someone took her PNC debit card and withdrew $600. There is a suspect, and according to the report, the woman …
The following was provided by the Cuyahoga Falls Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
On the week of March 19, someone allegedly stole $1,000 from the Akron Police Department Credit Union vault, according to a Cuyahoga Falls Police report. Regina Palmer, the credit union's manager, called police on Wednesday, April 18 at 2:35 p.m. to report the theft. This past Monday, Cuyahoga Falls Sgt. James Singleton said an investigation was underway. Details are limited, but the initial report stated police had a suspect and leads. Public intox A Verizon employee called police last Wednesday morning after an intoxicated customer stumbled through the door. The man staggered about, talked to himself and uttered profanities. When officers arrived to the cellphone retailer, they removed the man from the store and took him to detox. …
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john
11:06 pm on Monday, February 11, 2013
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