Thursday, October 18, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.
A Wing Warehouse employee called Stow Police Oct. 14 because he said a man who had several drinks was threatening another customer. The employee told police that the man was using a knife to threaten the other man. As police were en route, the victim left the establishment. Police said the suspect was there and was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, based on witness statements. Disorderly conduct, in this situation, is a minor-misdemeanor. The 49-year-old Stow man was issued a summons to go to the Stow Municipal Courthouse Oct. 19.
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-81.403908
Wing Warehouse
4050 Fishcreek Rd, Stow, OH
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012
The following information was provided by the Stow Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
While on patrol, a Stow Police officer learned a man leaving the Stow Municipal Court had an active warrant. When the officer arrived, he stopped Calvin S. Solomon, 49, on his way out of the courthouse Oct. 8 and arrested him on a failure to comply warrant, according to the report. The officer said Solomon, a California resident temporarily living in Cuyahoga Falls, had three Percocet, a plastic bag of marijuana and a plastic bag with four brass screens on him. Solomon was arrested and charged with possession of drugs, a fifth-degree felony and possession of marijuana, a minor-misdemeanor. According to court records, Solomon pleaded not guilty to the felony charge. The case was bound over to Summit County Common Pleas Court.
41.183029
-81.481911
Stow Municipal Court
4400 Courthouse Blvd, Stow, OH
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Thursday, October 11, 2012
All but one council member voted down a motion to pay William Bettio for costs incurred in a disorderly conduct trial that was dismissed recently in Stow Municipal Court.
Stow City Council voted 6-1 Oct. 11 against paying William Bettio fees incurred during a trial at the Stow Municipal Court that was dismissed by Judge Kim Hoover recently. In May, the Stow Police Department charged Bettio with disorderly conduct, a fourth-degree misdemeanor. According to the report, a man was blocking buses from leaving the high school by standing in front of them. Bettio said the charge was based and hearsay. "[The officer] never got any side of my story or any of my witnesses to what was going on that day," Bettio said at the Oct. 8 meeting. "He only took the statement from the transportation supervisor and never went to any of mine." Bettio also told council that he, his family and daughter "have suffered continuous …
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
After a charge that was filed in May went to trial and was dismissed, William Bettio is seeking $1,800 from the city to cover the costs he incurred.
William Bettio was charged with disorderly conduct by the Stow Police Department in May, but after pleading not guilty and disputing the charge, it was dismissed by Stow Municipal Court Judge Kim Hoover. Bettio is now seeking money from the city through a moral claim for costs incurred during the trial. According to the May police report, former Transportation Supervisor John Daymon reported a 47-year-old Charring Cross Drive man was blocking buses from leaving the high school by standing in front of them. The report also said the man was swearing at a bus driver while students were on the bus. During Monday's City Council meeting, Bettio told council he disputed the charge because he said the officer who wrote the ticket did not …
Thursday, October 4, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.
Around midnight Sept. 28, Stow Police pulled a 2007 Mazda over for only having one operational headlight — but with the help of the K9 officer, police found more than that. One police officer pulled the car over at the 750 block of Steels Corners Road. The K9 patrol car also pulled up to the traffic stop and the dog, Nero, indicated there was something else in the car, according to police. Officers searched the car and found a digital scale and 16.7 grams of marijuana in the glove box, according to the report. The 23-year-old Streetsboro man who was pulled over was issued a warning for the headlight and he was also summed to the Stow Muncipal Court Oct. 5 for drug possession, a minor-misdemeanor, and having drug paraphernalia, a fourth-…
41.181205
-81.482867
750 E Steels Corners Rd, Stow, OH
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Friday, September 21, 2012
Dennis Cerny, 60, of Northfield Center died Sept. 11; was being held in a secured waiting area at time of collapse.
The cause of death for a Northfield Center man who collapsed Sept. 11 while being held in a secured waiting area at Stow Municipal Court has yet to be announced by the Summit County Medical Examiner's Office. Stow Police and Stow Fire Department EMS personnel were called to the courthouse for a medical emergency at 4:30 p.m. Sept. 11. Police Lt. Anne Stirm said “rescue efforts were begun and were not successful” for Dennis Allan Cerny, 60, of Northfield Center. She said Cerny was at the courthouse to pay fines when it was discovered there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest issued by the Peninsula Police Department. The warrant was not related to the fines he was paying. Numerous witnesses are listed on the Stow Police incident …
41.183029
-81.481911
4400 Courthouse Blvd, Stow, OH
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.
A Tudor Lane resident called police because he had an unwanted guest sleeping on his front lawn Aug. 4 around 4 a.m. The resident told police the man was sleeping on his driveway at the 4600 block of Tudor Lane. He woke the man up to move, but according to the report, the man moved just moved two houses down and fell asleep again. The Tudor Lane man told officers he woke the 18-year-old up again and asked him to leave. A few hours later, police were called again because a motorist saw a man sleeping in someone’s yard at the 4500 block of Chatwood Drive. Police found the 18-year-old from Kent sleeping and said he was intoxicated. Prohibitions in this situation is a first-degree misdemeanor. The Kent man was arrested and issued a summons to …
41.18279
-81.41766
4590 Chatwood Dr, Stow, OH
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Friday, August 3, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.
Stow Police were called to Wendy’s around 9 p.m. July 24 because someone was very upset that the fast food chain was out of baked potatoes. When a 28-year-old Stow man learned the disappointing news, he began shouting profanities. The man was charged with disorderly conduct, a minor-misdemeanor. He was arrested and was scheduled to appear in court July 27.
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-81.475791
Wendy's
1051 Graham Rd, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
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It's the second year for the garden at the court house. Non-violent offenders helped cultivate a garden to benefit the needy in nearby neighborhoods.
Words that make you think of the Stow Municipal Court: judge, offense, violation, summons, justice, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes ... Wait, what? Last year Judge Kim Hoover started a gardening project where non-violent offenders helped build a raised garden bed and helped grow produce to distribute to needy people in the area. The project was to allow cash-poor defendants to work off fines while learning skills and get a lesson in work ethic. "It was highly successful in the harvesting of 20 bushels of cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes and onions," according to a press release. This year the court has added some “new wrinkles” to increase production and to build on last year’s success. “We will double our crop this year,” said Judge Lisa …
41.183029
-81.481911
Stow Municipal Court
4400 Courthouse Blvd, Stow, OH
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Monday, July 30, 2012
The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.
Stow Police and EMS responded to a report of an unconscious man at the 3700 block of Hile Road July 28 around 11 p.m. When officers investigated, they said they found a loaded weapon and drugs. According to the report, the unconscious man was lying in bed and a loaded shotgun was alongside his bed. While checking the immediate area for additional weapons, marijuana and a pipe were found on the nightstand, police said. Police searched the immediate area for more weapons and did not find anymore, but they said they did find two plastic bags of marijuana, a tinfoil pipe with burnt marijuana and rolling papers. EMS transported the man to the hospital for treatment. The 36-year-old Stow man was issued a summons to appear at the Stow …
Melissa Bysura
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