Police in Richmond Heights, Ohio, responded to several incidents recently, including suspicion of a vehicle parked on a lawn, theft of a pistol slide, property damage to a mailbox, disturbance at a gas station, suspicion of a vehicle stuck on a lawn with an intoxicated driver, burglary misunderstanding, vehicle theft, identity theft, harassment, impaired driving, and domestic violence.
In one incident, a driver delivering for DoorDash got his vehicle stuck on a lawn between a home and a church after following GPS directions. Another resident reported a missing pistol slide after a woman spent the night at his home. A mailbox was found damaged and a disturbance occurred at a gas station when a young man was denied cigarette purchase. A man was arrested for OVI after crashing into a pole while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Additionally, a woman reported identity theft and a former friend harassing her through voicemails and text messages. A vehicle was stolen from an apartment complex but later recovered. In a misunderstanding, a woman mistaken as a burglar was actually looking for a ride.
In another incident, officers responded to a domestic violence disturbance at an apartment but did not make any arrests as the primary aggressor could not be identified. Police advise no contact with the woman could result in criminal charges. Residents can get daily police blotters via email with the Police Blotter newsletter.
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