Deer Complaint, Greenbriar Drive: A resident reported a neighbor putting peanuts in the front yard to feed the deer. Police investigated and observed peanuts in the landscaping and left a door hanger regarding the do-not-feed-the-deer ordinance.
Suspicious Condition, Lear Road: A caller reported a man jumped out from near a dumpster when she was taking out trash out on Oct. 28. He fled and police located the suspect on a nearby street. The man was wanted on a warrant from Westlake Police, and he was transferred into their custody.
Property Damage, Avon Belden Road/Walker Road: A woman reported her tires slashed on Oct. 28, and another woman reported her car was keyed on Oct. 30.
Mutual Aid, Ohio 611: Police assisted with securing a perimeter in Lorain after a suspect in a carjacking in Sheffield Lake fled on Oct. 28.
Suspicious Vehicle, Lake Road: Police stopped to assist a man slumped over the steering wheel on Oct. 26. During the stop, a vehicle fled from an officer, crashing into a car down the street. The driver was arrested.
Assault, Lear Road: An assault was reported on Oct. 27 and a person fled into the woods. No one involved wanted to press charges.
Dog Complaints, Country Club Drive/Jaycox Road: On Oct. 27 and 30, residents complained about ongoing problems with neighbors' dogs defecating on their property and it not being cleaned up.
Special Patrols, Redwood Boulevard: A resident requested extra patrols on Oct. 27 since she had multiple pumpkins smashed and someone threw soda on her porch.
Suspicious Person, Green Jacket Court: A caller reported on Oct. 24 that two men were taking items from a residence under construction. Police investigated but the suspects were gone from the area.