A woman said Oct. 14 that her teenage daughter was receiving harassing phone calls and text messages from a man who had just been released from jail.
The suspect had been arrested for “swatting” after he twice sent police to the woman’s home by reporting that there was a shooter present.Psychiatric situation: Chardon Road
They checked on her and found that she was highly intoxicated. She was subsequently taken to the hospital for treatment.Officers responded to Planet Fitness at its new location Oct. 10 on a report of a man following people around the gym while pretending to be on his phone. The homeless man declined a ride to a diversion center in Cleveland. He was sent on his way with a trespass warning.A drunken woman was found inside a hallway at the Marcella Arms apartments Oct. 15 and told officers that she had been hit in the head with a shoe.Neighbor trouble: Richmond RoadShe was upset and concerned that the tree was going to die, because she had spoken to an arborist who told her that the tree should be trimmed back only during the winter.
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