Police News: Stolen vehicle found in Trumbull County river

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Aurora -- A vehicle reported stolen March 27 from a Page Road location was recovered March 31 in a river in Newton Township in Trumbull County.

Police said the 1999 Mazda owner reported it was stolen while left in a parking lot, and it was located by the Trumbull County sheriff's department.

The owner of the vehical didn't give an estimated value of the car. The case is still listed as open, but a police department spokesman said in such cases it is nearly impossible to find who was responsible.

Meanwhile, no charges were filed immediately after police investigated a report of two children left alone in a vehicle parked at Aurora Farms Premium Outlets.

The incident occurred March 28. Officers discovered the mother of the children was shopping and had left the children in the car because they were sleeping.

Police received a call from a person advising them of the children. As the officer waited in the parking lot, the mother -- a Streetsboro resident -- returned to the car.

She was advised of the danger of her actions and that the matter would be turned over to the prosecutor's office for review.

As of the morning of April 7, no charges had been filed. One child was 3 years old and the other had turned 1 year old four days earlier.

Arrested on warrants

March 26 -- A Sagamore Hills man was arrested by Cuyahoga County sheriff's deputies on an unspecified warrant from Aurora. He was picked up by Aurora officers and released on bond.

April 2 -- An Aurora man called police requesting to be picked up on a warrant. He was picked up in a parking lot in the 1000 block of North Aurora Road and taken to the Portage County Jail.

April 2 -- An Aurora woman was turned over to Solon police on an unspecified warrant after she was stopped for expired license plates in the 100 block of East Pioneer Trail. She also was cited for driving under suspension and having expired license plates.

Traffic-related cases

March 28 -- Car hit in lot. Officers contacted a suspect after receiving a report of a hit-skip accident in a parking lot at Aurora Farms Premium Outlets. A witness gave a description of the vehicle and its license plate number. No damage estimate was given.

April 1 -- Another lot mishap. A Struthers man reported his vehicle was struck while parked in an Aurora Commons lot. No damage estimate was given.

Disputes, harassment

April 1 -- Harassment. A Bank Street woman reported she was receiving calls from a financial institution looking for another person. The institution's manager was contacted and agreed to remove the woman's number from the account.

April 2 -- Menacing. A Geauga Lake area woman reported her neighbor was menacing her. Investigation revealed the incident was ongoing and was over dogs barking. The matter was referred to the prosecutor's office for possible charges.

Thefts and vandalism

March 26 -- Paint on glass. A Grand Court woman reported someone damaged her rear sliding glass door. Yellow and blue tint was observed on the glass, and officers said the damage appeared to be caused by a paintball gun. No damage estimate was given.

March 28 -- Mailbox hit. A Cambridge Drive man reported someone struck his mailbox overnight. No damage estimate was given.

March 30 -- Domestic dispute. A Daleview Drive man reported an ex-girlfriend removed items from his home after they broke up. The man later informed police the couple had resolved the differences and no further police action was taken.

Miscellaneous cases

March 29 -- Runaway. A Highlands man reported his juvenile daughter had run away from home. On March 31, the man and girl visited the station to report the latter had returned.

April 1 -- Purse found. An East Mennonite Road man turned in a purse he discovered in a ditch near his home. The owner was contacted and the purse kept at the station until was claimed.

April 2 -- Note to vacate. Officers served a notice to vacate to a resident of East Boulevard, and informed the county prosecutor's office that the notice had been served.

April 2 -- Pounding on door. A Chelmsford Drive man reported a suspicious person was pounding on his door at 2:30 p.m. Investigation revealed a man was trying to deliver papers from an attorney.