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Sheriff's Office, Marietta Police Reports
Posted on: 10/22/2013
Checking Washington
County Sheriff’s Office reports:
- The Beverly-Waterford
rescue squad transported a 56-year-old Watertown man to Marietta Memorial
Hospital for treatment of burns to his legs. The victim told squad members he
was smoking a cigarette when the oxygen tube in his lap caught fire. A family
member quickly turned off the oxygen and put out the fire. Fortunately, the
Sheriff’s Office says the man’s injuries were not serious.
- On Sunday, the
Beverly-Waterford squad transported a 51-year-old Waterford woman to Memorial
following a suicide attempt. She consumed alcohol and a quantity of sleeping
pills and a muscle relaxer, reportedly after learning that her former boyfriend
was dating someone else. EMTs told deputies she had not
taken enough pills to cause serious harm.
- A Waterford
woman reported that she believes an acquaintance stole a money order she’d
purchased for $260.
- A member of the
Barlow Fair Board reported an unknown suspect entered three buildings at the
fairgrounds. At this time it does not appear any property is missing.
- T
he parts manager
at Iddings Trucking at 741 Blue Knob Road in Warren Township reported that over
the weekend a suspect stole several pipes, tire rims and aluminum steps from
the business.
Checking
Marietta Police reports:
- J
oseph Mayle,
29, was arrested at 313 Franklin Street over the weekend on charges of
disorderly conduct, criminal damaging, drug possession, a probation violation
and failure to appear in court. During the incident, Frances Arlene Kaltenbach,
60, was arrested for obstructing official business after she allegedly lied to
officers about Mayle being in the house.
- The Halloween
attraction “Wicked Warehouse” at 111 West Montgomery Street is back in the news
after police cited a manager of the facility. Officers went to the haunted
house at 11:30 Saturday night in response to complaints from several neighbors
that vulgar language, screaming, banging and other noises were keeping them
from sleep. Aaron Dennis, 25, of Lowell was issued a citation for disturbing the
peace.
The Wicked
Warehouse website shows operating hours until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays through Friday, November 1.
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