Bethel & Pike Township
Saturday 1/27
1:15 a.m. Deputies were alerted to a pursuit by Huber Heights Police coming into New Carlisle. One deputy positioned himself at Rt. 235 and Marquart Rd., another at the Chrysler dealership on N. Main St. As the deputy on Marquart was positioning himself, the suspect vehicle passed him at a high rate of speed and he followed it into town. The deputy at the Chrysler dealership set out spike strips. The suspect vehicle hit the spike strips, blew out the front tires, but the vehicle continued into Springfield. At the corner of Champion and Reaper, the vehicle went off the road and crashed. A deputy approached the vehicle with his shotgun drawn and could see a passenger in the rear seat. He ordered the occupants to show their hands, but they refused, instead yelling obscenities at the deputies. Since the vehicle was resting against a tree on the passenger side, the only means of access to the vehicle was on the driver’s side. Deputies believed it dangerous to enter on the driver’s side, since neither occupant would comply with the deputy’s orders to show their hands. The deputy broke the rear window with his shotgun, drew his tazer and again ordered the occupants to show their hands. They refused, so the passenger was tazed. A Huber Heights officer was able to open the door and remove the passenger. As he was removed, a semi-automatic firearm fell out of the vehicle. The passenger was arrested and charged with resisting arrest. The driver was also arrested.
Sunday 1/28
3:39 a.m. To Lammes Ln. for a report of a domestic disturbance. A woman reported that she and her husband are separating because she caught him cheating on her several times. She said that he was looking at porn earlier, then decided to come to bed. She said that he started being romantic and she pushed him away. She said that after she rejected several of his advances, he got mad and pushed her out of bed.
1:51 p.m. To Tillie Lane for a report of a domestic disturbance. A woman reported that her boyfriend and the boyfriend’s mother were arguing about the boyfriend letting his child ride a quad runner in the back yard. She said she was trying to calm the boyfriend down because he was yelling and screaming. The boyfriend’s mother then began yelling at the woman to leave the residence. She said that during the argument, the mother pulled her hair. The boyfriend said that he was on a weekend pass form his half way house because he was on parole. He said that he and his mother were arguing about letting his daughter ride a quad runner in the back yard. He said that the argument was only verbal. The mother said that she asked the woman several times to leave with her daughter because she did not live there, but the woman did not leave. She said they began arguing, but did not think she pulled the woman’s hair. All parties said that they did not need the services of the deputy.
3:56 p.m. To Woodglen Ln. for a report of a possible theft. A man reported that he received a letter from Springfield Municipal Court stating that he had received a parking citation on 1/1/18 in New Carlisle. He said he did not received the citation and wasn’t sure what was going on. He then found that the tags were on a green BMW, but when he had the tags, they were on a white Toyota that he had two years ago and has since sold it. He said he went to the location where the citation was issued and saw the green BMW with his tags on it. The deputy went to the location and saw the green BMW in question in the driveway. He knocked on the door, but no one answered. The vehicle was unlocked so he took the plates and returned them to the RP. The man was advised to follow up with Municipal Court and provide a copy of the report.
Monday 1/29
12:36 p.m. To McAdams Dr. for a report of a burglary. A man reported that sometime between 11:30 Sunday and 12:35 today, someone entered his vacant residence and removed property without his consent. He was upset because this is the second break-in within a week. He accused the “sheriff’s office just blowing us off again” and demanded an investigator be dispatched. The deputy’s Sergeant was called to see if a detective could be sent. There were tire tracks that did not belong to anyone who should have been there. A side door appeared to have been the point of entry. He identified a possible suspect because of past issues. A detective arrived and began his investigation.
Tuesday 1/30
8:40 a.m. To S. Church St. for a report of vandalism.
3:14 p.m. To S. Dayton-Lakeview Rd. for a report of criminal damaging. A woman reported that someone carved his name into the wood bar. She wanted the individual trespassed and charged.
5:18 p.m. To N. Church St. for a report of threats. A man reported that he received text messages from an unfamiliar number. He said the texts were of his family and his 4-year-old granddaughter’s private areas. He said the person wanted $1500, or he would never see his granddaughter again. He called his daughter (the girl’s mother) and learned that the girl was OK. He suspects the daughter’s new boyfriend, but has no proof. Dispatch contacted Middletown Police to do a welfare check on the daughter and granddaughter, and they were OK. The man was advised to contact his phone carrier and have the offending number blocked.
6:03 p.m. To Tulip Rd. for a report of a domestic disturbance. A woman said she came to the residence to see her son and her estranged husband tried to make her stay against her will. She said that they started arguing and the husband grabbed her keys and would not let her leave. She said he then tried to leave so she stood behind his car so he couldn’t leave. The husband said the woman came to see her son and he told her that he wanted his Jeep back. He said that she got mad and grabbed him by the neck. He said that he would not file charges if he got his Jeep back. The woman then started crying, saying that she needed a vehicle to get to work. No one would come get the woman, so the deputy took her home.
7:56 p.m. To the 300 block of S. Church St. for a report of an accident. A driver said that he lost control of his vehicle, swerved to the right and struck a parked vehicle. The right front tire had come off before the crash. The driver was cited for failure to control.
Wednesday 1/31
7:04 a.m. To N. Main St. for a report of a man sleeping in a chair in the business. The deputy arrived and learned that the man had outstanding warrants. While he was patted down, the deputy found a counterfeit $100 bill in his pocket. He was taken to the Clark County Jail.
8:14 a.m. To Brubaker Dr. for a report of a domestic disturbance. A woman reported that her boyfriend woke her up by hitting her in the face with a pillow. She said that she stood up and they began fighting. She said she took a lit candle and poured the wax on her. She said that she hit him, then he took her purse, put it in the sink and filled it with water. She said that he left before deputies arrived. Warrants were issued against the boyfriend for domestic violence and assault.
Saturday 2/3
7:13 p.m. To Weinland St. for a report of an assault. An elderly woman reported that she heard what sounded like a fight outside her home, but her eyesight is not good enough that she could see them. The deputy found blood on the hood of her car and on the front door of the residence. The woman was scared and the deputy reassured her that she would be OK. The deputy observed more blood on the ground. Another deputy was flagged down to report that a man was sitting in front of Quality Food mart and had blood on him. The man was located and said that he was jumped but would not disclose any more information. Medics were called and they transported him to Springfield Regional Medical Center.
Sunday 2/4
11:10 a.m. To N. Scott St. for a report of a domestic disturbance that occurred on Orth Dr. A woman reported that she was involved in an argument with her mother early this morning and that her mother kicked her out. She said she went back around 9:00 to get some personal items and her mother said that she could not have them. She said she called deputies because her mother texted her stating that deputies were looking for her. The mother said she kicked her daughter out because she threw a baby bowl against a wall. She said she told her daughter that she had called deputies to make her worry because the daughter is on probation. Both parties said they had marks but could not explain them. The woman said she was looking for another place to stay. The mother said that she wasn’t giving her daughter her items because she had paid for them.
3:38 p.m. To Styer Dr. for a report of a domestic disturbance. A man said that he and his wife are in the middle of a divorce and that she is very hostile. He said that she came to the residence to pick up personal belongings and began arguing. The woman said that she was in the basement when one of her daughters came down, and an argument with her husband began. Other family members in the home agreed that the woman was the one causing problems. Both parties were advised that deputies could not force the woman to leave since they are still married. The woman agreed to leave for the day.
10:38 p.m. To the 700 block of White Pine St. for a report of an accident. A truck was southbound on White Pine and struck a parked vehicle, then left the scene. There was minor damage to the parked vehicle.
Monday 2/5
4:21 a.m. To Spinning Rd. for a report of a domestic disturbance. A woman said that she was in the bedroom with her boyfriend when the father of her child broke through the locked door and threw a glass at her. She said he grabbed her head and pushed her head between her knees. She said he then flipped her off of her feet, causing her to fall into a table. She said she then punched him in the mouth to defend herself. The father said that he had been living at the residence for a few months so he can care for his child. He said he was getting ready for work and could not get into the bedroom to get his things. The woman’s mother, who was sleeping on the couch, said that the father was getting ready for work and could not get into the bedroom because the door was locked. She said he forced the door open and threw a glass and broke it. The woman and the father then came into the living room and started arguing, and that is when he knocked her off her feet and into the table. All parties agreed that they were done arguing and fighting.
9:24 a.m. To Dale Ridge Rd. for a report of a domestic disturbance. A man said that he was arguing with his son. He said he did not want anything else to happen to his son because he already has outstanding warrants. The son was later foun din the restroom of McDonald’s. He was placed under arrest and taken to the Clark County Jail.
9:45 p.m. To Galewood Dr. for a report of a domestic dispute. A woman advised that she and her child’s father have been arguing for several hours. She said that he took her phone, so she took his car keys, then called 911. She said that they have been having relationship issues for several months. Both agreed that the argument was only verbal, not physical. They said that they had calmed down and that there would be no further trouble.
Tuesday 2/6
4:56 a.m. To the 2700 block of S. Medway-Carlisle Rd. for a report of a crash. A driver southbound on Medway-Carlisle was traveling too fast for the road conditions, failed to negotiate a curve, slid on the ice & snow, took out a mailbox and struck a vehicle parked in a driveway. The driver then fled the scene.
8:46 p.m. To Orth Dr. for a 911 open line. Dispatch advised that they could hear a man and a woman yelling. Upon arrival, the man and the woman said that they had been arguing all day. They both advised that this is a normal occurrence for them, especially when alcohol is involved. The man had a scratch on his wrist, but neither party would give the deputy a straight story about what had happened. Both advised that they would stay separated. The man said that he was moving out in the morning.
Wednesday 2/7
1;24 p.m. To Spangler Rd. for a report of a crash. A southbound vehicle hit some slush on the shoulder and drifted to the right. The driver overcorrected, went off of the left side of the roadway into some trees. The driver was not injured but the passenger was transported to SOIN Medical Center due to a previous injury. The driver was cited for failure to control and the vehicle was towed.
Thursday 2/8
12:37 p.m. To Aspen Dr. for a report of a domestic disturbance. The deputy arrived to find two males, one had the other in a choke hold. The deputy ran up to one of the men, tried to cuff him but he pulled away. A struggle ensued and the deputy had to use physical force to gain control of the situation. The man refused to walk to the cruiser and had to be carried. A woman on the scene said that she and the man were driving south on Winchester when the man started driving in an odd manner and was acting strangely. She told him to stop and she got out in front of the other man’s home. She said he “lost it,” and the resident came to help restrain him. She said the man got away from the resident and grabbed her neck and tried to choke her. The resident was able to pull him off of her, but not before the man flipped the woman over a decorative fence in the yard. He then picked up a fence board and went after the woman swinging the board and trying to hit her. The resident was finally able to restrain the man with a choke hold until deputies arrived. The man told deputies that he was confused and did not know what was going on or where he was. He was arrested and charged with assault, aggravated menacing, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
8:57 p.m. To N. Main St. for a report of a large fight and a woman with a shotgun. Four deputies arrived to find five vehicles in the parking lot. Everyone was ordered out of their vehicles and onto the ground. After speaking with the parties involved, the deputies learned that the fight was between two families feuding over a relationship and an unexpected pregnancy. They had been arguing on Facebook for some time and they planned to meet here to settle their differences. A member of one of the families arrived to find three vehicles containing several members of the other family. He called his family and they showed up. All parties were patted down and vehicles checked for weapons. Deputies found a 12-gauge shotgun in one of them concealed under the rear seat. The step-brother of the impregnated 16-year-old girl did not know how to keep his mouth shut and challenged the young man from the other family to a fight. The girl’s family was uncooperative and insisted that the boy’s family be arrested immediately. The boy’s mother then started complaining that she was having a panic attack. Medics were called and she was transported. The girl’s family then said that the deputies didn’t know what they were doing for allowing the boy’s mother to leave. The girl’s family was finally told to leave the area, but they continued pressing matters by advising the deputies of the charges that should be filed against the boy’s family and that the deputies didn’t know how to do their jobs. The boy’s mother was charged with Improper Handling of a firearm and was ordered into court.
Friday 2/9
4:47 p.m. To S. Dayton-Lakeview Rd. A woman reported that a female subject tried to cash a fake check for $1,808.45. She provided the check as well as a check that the woman had cashed earlier. She also provided copies of the subject’s ID and credit card.
Saturday 2/10
9:50 p.m. To N. Church St. for a report of a domestic dispute. The deputy arrived to find a man outside of the residence and he was bleeding from both nostrils. The man was highly intoxicated and said that his roommate smacked him in the mouth after he touched her inappropriately. New Carlisle Medics were called to tend to his injuries. The roommate said that he was so intoxicated that he touched her inappropriately, so she slapped him. She said that they are only roommates and are not romantically involved. Both parties were uncooperative. The man later called 911 several times and was advised to stop calling if there was no emergency.
