Woman blames neighbor owner for her dog’s escape from yard: Mayfield Heights police blotter

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MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio

Animal bites: Longwood Drive

A woman said on December 19 that a dog charged behind a house while she was walking her dog. Her dog was bitten in the process and she said this dog had accused her in the past.

Officers spoke to the dog’s owner and she said the dog escaped through a fence bordering her property with the former Guitar Center business. She said it was not her responsibility to repair the fence as it was not on her property. Officers told her it was her responsibility to keep her dog in her yard, and they cited her for loose animals.

Fraud: Golden Gate Boulevard

A Brunswick man reported on December 16 that someone purchased an iPhone from Best Buy and was able to fraudulently activate it and charge it to their Verizon account.

It was found that a stranger only paid tax on the phone when purchasing it.

The incident is under investigation.

Flight: Mayfield Road

A Walmart employee was cited for theft from the store on December 17. Euclid’s man, 55, handled customer returns by loading the credit onto the store’s gift cards, which he then kept to himself.

Impaired Driving: Mayfield Road

Officers spotted a vehicle with a missing tire rolling only on its rim around 10 p.m. on December 18. The vehicle came to a stop after failing to turn and the driver was found to be very drunk. The man, 44, believed he was only a few blocks from his home in the western part of Cleveland. He was then charged with OVI.

Flight: Crestwood Road

A resident reported on December 19 that a gun was stolen from his truck while parked in his driveway earlier this month. He said he waited to make a report because he didn’t have time.

Flight: Mayfield Road

A man from Maple Heights, 21, was cited on December 20 after committing a theft at Walmart worth $ 334. Officers located him leaving the area in a vehicle driven by another man. The man, 26, from Mentor, was cited for possession of marijuana after the drugs were found in the vehicle.

Counterfeit: Lander Road

A representative from the Carnival Child Development Center reported on Dec. 21 that a business check for $ 13,000 appeared to have been intercepted along with the mail.

His bank is investigating the case because the check was forged and cashed by a stranger. The man believed he mailed the check to the town post office or in Richmond Heights.

Burglary: Orchard Heights Drive

A resident reported on December 17 that someone entered her home through a bedroom window and picked up a television and unwrapped gifts. The burglary allegedly took place between 7.15 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.

The police are investigating.

Flight: Mayfield Road

A woman reported on December 17 that her purse was taken from Giant Eagle the day before and someone used the credit cards there.

The incident is under investigation.

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