Saturday, February 2, 2013
Check out the three most popular crime stories on the site this week.
Crime is one of the most-read sections on Stow Patch each day. We rounded up the three most popular crime stories this week, in case you missed them. 1. A Silver Lake man was pulled over for not having a light on his back license plate. His simple traffic violation turned into a lot more than that. 2. A man with no driver's license lost control of his car on Darrow Road and crashed. Find out why he crashed here. 3. A 16-year-old boy was charged with telecommunications harassment after circulating a picture of a classmate performing a sexual act with him. Find out how it happened here.
Friday, February 1, 2013
Information provided by the Stow Police Department.
A 16-year-old Stow-Munroe Falls High School student is being charged with telecommunications harassment after taking a photo of a girl performing a sexual act with him and putting it on Twitter, according to a Stow police report. The act happened on Jan. 28 in a high school stairway, the report stated. The boy is 16 and the girl is either 14 or 15 years old, police said. Using his phone, the boy snapped a picture of the girl while she was performing the act and first sent it to three friends, the report stated. The boy later posted the photo on Twitter and then took it down. By that time, the photo had started circulating in the school, the report stated. A student saw the photo and reported it to a teacher, who reported it to …
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Information provided by the Stow Police Department.
On Jan. 17, a 18-year-old woman parked her car overnight on Iona Avenue, according to a Stow police report. When she walked out in the morning, she found all four of her tires had been slashed, the painting keyed and items were removed from the inside of her car and put on the street, the report stated. The tires on another car farther down the street were also slashed. The damage to the 18-year-old's car totals $2,100. Police said there is a suspect in the case, but no one has been arrested. The suspect faces charges of criminal damaging and vehicular trespass.
Monday, January 28, 2013
Information provided by the Stow Police Department.
What started as a simple equipment violation turned into something bigger on Jan. 23. Stow police pulled over Emmanuel Maxwell, 21, of Silver Lake, for not having a back license plate light, according to a police report. After running his name through their system, officers then realized he had a suspended driver's license and his license plate didn't belong to the car he was driving, the report stated. After searching Maxwell's car, officers found 2 grams of cocaine and a straw with cocaine residue on it, the report said. Police charged Maxwell with a felony charge of possession of cocaine. He was also charged with drug paraphernalia, fictitious plates and driving under a suspended license, the report stated.
Friday, January 25, 2013
Information provided by the Stow Police Department.
On Jan. 18, a Friar Road homeowner reported his Havanese dog had been stolen from his yard, according to a Stow police report. The man told police there are two dogs with free access to his yard through a dog door. The gate to his yard was locked and secured before the dog was taken, the report said. After the dog was stolen, police found the door was partially pried open. Police say the dog is still missing. It is a male, black and white Havanese dog wearing a black collar. His name is Barkley and has long hair. If you see this dog, call the Stow Police Department at 330-689-5700.
Saturday, January 19, 2013
These are the three most popular crime stories on the site this week.
Police and Fire is one of the most-read sections on Stow Patch. So we've gathered the three most popular crime stories this week, in case you missed it. 1. Someone broke into a Bobwhite Trail home and didn't steal anything, but what they did do was pretty strange. Click here to find out. 2. So when you go to Taco Bell, you order tacos and leave right? That's not what these thieves did. See what they stole here. 3. A three-time drunken driving offender was pulled over for drunken driving again, and he was charged with something else. Find out what it was here.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Information provided by the Stow Police Department.
On Jan. 2, an employee from Alex Rod Rubbish Recycling in Cleveland called Stow Police to report the theft of two dumpsters from Taco Bell, a report said. Police could not comment on how big the dumpsters are, but they are worth $2,000. There are no suspects at this time, according to police.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Information provided by the Stow Police Department.
On Jan. 4, a Bobwhite Trail homeowner called Stow Police to report a break-in, according to a report. Apparently suspects broke into the home and set the victim's couch on fire. Police have suspects, but could not reveal more information because the investigation is ongoing. The suspects did not steal anything from the home, the report said.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Information provided by the Stow Police Department. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
A 40-year-old Cuyahoga Falls man was pulled over at the intersection of Graham and Fishcreek roads on Jan. 7 after running a red light, according to a Stow policereport. The officer clocked Daniel Pivarski driving 60 mph in a 35 mph, zone, the report said. After running the red light, he was pulled over. Officers could tell Pivarski was heavily intoxicated and he was holding a mug with an iced mixed drink in it, the report said. Pivarski also had a jar with two small bags of marijuana in it. The man refused a breath test. Police charged Pivarski with drunken driving, speeding, running a red light and possession of drugs. Pivarski has three prior drunken driving convictions, according to police.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Here are the three most popular crime stories on the site this week, in case you missed it.
Police and Fire is one of the most-read sections on Stow Patch. So we've gathered the three most popular crime stories this week, in case you missed them. 1. I'm sure the first word out of this woman's mouth was a variation of the word "Crap," when she saw who was standing at her getaway car after stealing from Walmart. Read what happened here. 2. On Dec. 29, a drunken driver caused a three-car accident at a busy Stow intersection. See who he hit and what he was charged with here. 3. Two juveniles were busted after breaking into a Kent Road woman's apartment. See how old the thieves are here.
RLK
11:59 am on Thursday, February 14, 2013
They are equally wrong. To have any type of sex act occurring in a public place is illegal. Sexting is illegal when it involves underage children. Sexting, indecent exposure, lude acts, you name it - they did it. And they are ALL against the law. Yes, charges need to be brought against the boy. Seriously. It's the LAW. Neither child is "more wrong" than the other. I'm glad to see as an adult you … more ›