A Parma Heights woman was arrested for driving under the influence on Brookpark Road. The woman ran a red light, failed to signal, and was found with a loaded handgun in her car. Another Brook Park woman was arrested on Ohio 237 for drunk driving, where police found cannabis in her vehicle. A Meigs man was caught setting off fireworks despite being warned by police, and a West 149th Street woman was cited for igniting fireworks. In addition, two bicycles were stolen from outside a store on Smith Road, and a catalytic converter was stolen from a work van on Brookpark Road. Police are investigating both thefts.
The incidents serve as a reminder to always obey traffic laws and never operate a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Additionally, setting off fireworks in residential areas can be dangerous and disruptive to neighbors. Police are urging residents to follow the law and consider the safety of those around them.
Anyone with information on the thefts is urged to contact the local authorities. It is essential for the community to come together to keep the streets safe and prevent criminal activity. Police will continue to patrol the area and enforce the law to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents.
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