Friday, February 15, 2013
Four people arrested on Feb. 10 face several meth-related felony charges.
An early morning trip to the local Walgreen's ended badly for four people after they were seen purchasing items that can be used to produce methamphetamine. On Feb. 10 at 12:43 a.m., an officer from the Cuyahoga Falls Police K-9 Unit pulled over two members of the group -- Cliff J. Cundiff, 29, of Akron, and Richelle L. Brown, 33, of Cuyahoga Falls -- as they left the State Road drug store. The officer found methamphetamine, a glass pipe allegedly used to smoke the drug and "Wal-Phed," an over-the-counter medicine that can double as a meth ingredient, according to the Cuyahoga Falls police report. Once the pair was in custody, police arrested the other two suspects -- Brandon T. Stewart, 30, of Kent, and Mark D. Veasey, 48, of Cuyahoga …
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
The home of convicted methamphetamine cook Clayton Allshouse was torn down given the long history of criminal activity at the residence. Most-read 2012.
Editor's note: This week, we'll be featuring some of our most-read posts of the year. Here's an article about an infamous meth cook who made headlines after his house was raided by police several times. Now you see it, now you don't. 3782 Northampton Rd. met the wrecking ball in late November, and for good reason. The home belonged to Clayton Allshouse, a convicted methamphetamine cook who was recently sentenced to prison. Due to persistent drug activity, the residence was raided three times in 2012 According to Cuyahoga Falls Engineer Tony Demasi, it's the first of many blighted properties that will be torn down over the next several months. Meth house in the news Allshouse, 63, appeared in Summit County Common Pleas Court on Sept. 21 …
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Need to get caught up on your Cuyahoga Falls news? Look no further than our Week in Review update.
1. Neighbors fume over plans for blighted Rick Case Honda property on State Road. The city's Planning Commission heard from several area residents who are unhappy about Prestige Auto Group's plan to buy the property and convert it into a used car lot. Neighbors would prefer the property remain empty. 2. Weigh in on our poll about the Woodridge School District's latest levy attempt! If Issue 71 fails on Nov. 6, the Woodridge Board of Education will need to approve $1.8 million in cuts to keep the budget balanced and in the black through the 2013-14 school year. So, is it time to approve a levy? 3. A 63-year-old city man will be spending the next five years in jail for cooking meth in his Northampton Road home. Clayton Allshouse learned his …
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Clayton Allshouse, 63, of Cuyahoga Falls, was sentenced on Sept. 21 in Summit County Common Pleas Court.
Getting away with cooking meth in Cuyahoga Falls is no easy feat these days. The latest proof of that came when Clayton Allshouse, 63, of Cuyahoga Falls, appeared in Summit County Common Pleas Court on Sept. 21 and was sentenced to five years in jail for the illegal manufacture of methamphetamine, according to Summit County court officials. Allshouse was arrested on May 4 after police raided his residence -- located at 3782 Northampton Rd. -- and found it was being used to cook the highly addictive drug, according to a police press release. The Cuyahoga Falls Police Narcotics Unit and the Summit County Drug Unit collaborated on the drug bust. In related news, Allshouse's residence was raided on two other occasions this summer. On Aug. 16…
Gabriella
11:32 am on Monday, April 8, 2013
What message? More meth heads? What about Jackie basone ? Might want to look into her place. There are two small children there. It's a shame csb hasn't taken her kids. Check it out Akron police more ›