Thursday, November 22, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.
A Stow Police officer said he heard a passenger yell profanities out of the window of a car pulling out of the parking lot at 3099 Graham Rd. Nov. 9. He said the teen was yelling profanities at about 10 Stow-Munroe Falls High School students crossing the street. The officer said he pulled behind the Toyota Camry as it was traveling westbound on Graham before turning into the parking lot at Oregon Trail Park. According to the report, the officer pulled into the parking lot and spoke with the driver, who agreed to a consent search. The officer said he found synthetic marijuana (Spice), a marijuana pipe with residue and a box of open cigarettes. The 16-year-old Akron resident was cited with possession of drugs and having drug paraphernalia…
Thursday, July 19, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.
The Stow Fire Department received a call from a frantic teen July 13 because he said his friend was short of breath and had chest pains. The boy hung up without giving an address, according to the report. An emergency trace resulted in finding the location where the teens were — the 2000 block of Samira Road. While EMS went to check the area, a Stow Youth Services employee was able to get a hold of the teen on the phone again. The teen said his 14-year-old friend was "freaking out," which is why he called 9-1-1. When EMS arrived, they said the teen was OK and there was no medical emergency. The teens were taken to their parents. Police said they determined the teen had smoked "spice" or K2 — a synthetic marijuana. The police report …
Thursday, December 15, 2011
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
During a K-9 sweep at Stow-Munroe Falls High School Stow Police found marijuana in two different places and K2 Spice, a synthetic marijuana Dec. 9. Student Ditches Marijuana in Trash Can A 16-year-old female student ditched her marijuana in a garbage can near the assistant principal’s office during the sweep, according to the report. A teacher called the assistant principal to let him know that the student had marijuana. When she was called to the office about it, she first said she gave the drugs to a male student when he left for school that day then later admitted she tossed it in the garbage can. Another assistant principal picked up the marijuana and gave it to police. The case was referred to Stow Youth Services. Marijuana, K2 Spice…
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
City Council is entertaining legislation that would make possession of bath salts a minor misdemeanor offense.
No, the city is not looking to ban anyone from taking a relaxing lavender-scented bath in Stow. But they have trained their sights on another kind of bath salt — one that is snorted, smoked or swallowed for a high. City Council started discussing banning a synthetic drug, nicknamed bath salts, K2 or spice, which causes the user to hallucinate or become paranoid. The drug has a completely different chemical makeup than what is used to condition bath water. Deputy Law Director John Scavelli introduced legislation during council's July 11 meeting that mirrors a law recently passed in Barberton. (A draft of the legislation is attached to this post.) The state passed legislation banning the use, sale and posession of the drug and it is now …
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Geoffrey Watson
7:04 pm on Saturday, July 21, 2012
I am with Debbie all the way! The kid truly thought his friend was having some kind of medical emergency and did the right thing. He should not be charged for a non emergency call. What is he supposed to do the next time, stop and wonder if he should call while a person dies? more ›