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County Sheriff — A Tri-State cab driver reported at 5:32 a.m. Sunday she had transported a woman to a home on Waterford Road, Unity Township, and when they arrived the woman got out of the cab and did not pay her. Deputies spoke to the woman, who then paid the driver. — Deputies and highway patrol troopers responded to a Georgetown Road, Knox Township, where a domestic dispute was reported. Both people involved claimed they had only been arguing and there was no domestic violence. The woman signed a refusal to prosecute and the man was given a ride to Minerva. — A possible fight was rep...
Feb 19, 2021 LISBON — In county Municipal Court, Matthew P. Soldo, 40, Grant Street, Salem, was bound over to the grand jury for an obstructing official business charge for allegedly telling Perry Township police Amanda Hines was not in the home, refused to come back to the door and was found hiding with Hines in a bedroom next to the door on Feb. 11. Diego B. Gonzalez, 32, Youngstown, was bound over to the grand jury on a receiving stolen property charge for allegedly driving a stolen black 2020 Ford Fusion with North Carolina registration on Feb. 9. Gonzalez was credited with seven days s...
County Sheriff — Deputies went to a home on Walnut Street, Washingtonville, at 11:03 p.m. Saturday, after receiving a complaint about noise, but were unable to hear anything. Deputies did notify the homeowner about the complaint. — Someone reported a break-in at Inca Aztec Self Storage, U.S. Route 62, in Knox Township at 2:55 a.m. Saturday. — A Latta Road, Unity Township, resident reported at 7:46 p.m. Sunday they were concerned a person in the area at that time was someone who had threatened them previously. Deputies explained how to obtain a protection order. — K-9 Hunter and his ha...
Four law enforcement agencies participated on Thursday in a police chase that led to the arrest of an Alcoa man who allegedly carjacked a vehicle and shot a woman in Knoxville. Christopher Lavon Jones, 29, Ash Street, Alcoa, is being held at the Loudon County Jail on bonds totaling $47,500. Around 5 p.m. Thursday, Alcoa Police officers spotted a vehicle flagged to have been involved in a carjacking in Knoxville the previous day, Alcoa Police Chief David Carswell told The Daily Times. Officers attempted to pull the car over; however, the driver sped away, ensuing a chase from Hall Street to Ea...