Police Report Recap - 10/08/2024 to 10/10/2024

Date	Time	Type of Call	Location	Incident Notes	Identifying Name
08-Oct-24	11:20:00 PM	Miscellaneous - Unclassified	Gay St.	Officer responded on a report of a possible lost dog. Upon arrival, contact was made with the owner and the dog had returned.
08-Oct-24	7:07:00 PM	Suspicious Vehicle	Nighthawk Dr.	Officer responded on a report of a vehicle parked in front of a residence for several hours. Upon arrival the vehicle had left and the area was canvassed but a vehicle matching the description given was not located.
08-Oct-24	11:06:00 AM	Miscellaneous - Unclassified	US Rt. 42 S	Officer responded on a report of possible emotional maltreatment. After further investigation, the incident took place in another jurisdiction and the report was forwarded to the appropriate agency.	Jonathan Alder High School
09-Oct-24	8:02:00 PM	Warrant - Felony	US Rt. 42 S	A traffic stop was initiated on a vehicle without working tail lights. After further investigation the driver, had active arrest warrants out of Champaign County. Subsequently, Steven Gibson, 26, of Plain City, was arrested on the active warrants and was transported to Tri-County Regional Jail. He was given a warning for no tail lights.
09-Oct-24	7:38:00 PM	Non-Injury Hitskip	West Main St.	Officer responded on a report of a possible non-injury hit skip crash. The caller reported damage to her detached garage. An investigation is ongoing.
09-Oct-24	5:30:00 PM	Non-Injury Crash	South Jefferson Ave.	Officers responded on a report of a two vehicle non-injury crash on South Jefferson Ave. An investigation is ongoing.
10-Oct-24	7:20:00 PM	Suspicious Person	South Chillicothe St.	Officer responded on a report of an unknown person that had shown up multiple times at the residence. Officer canvassed the area but did not locate anyone matching the description given.
10-Oct-24	7:02:00 PM	Vandalism	North Chillicothe St.	Officer responded on a report of possible vandalism to the pickleball nets. After further investigation, it was determined that no vandalism had taken place.	Pastime Park