Chillicothe Police Crime Log – May 03, 2025

On May 2, 2025, the Chillicothe police authority reported a total of 14 incidents throughout the city. This included several arrests for outstanding arrest warrants, traffic stops for various violations, a case of disorganized behavior that included public poisoning, theft of a motor vehicle, suspicious activities with a fake invoice and charges in connection with resistance to arrest and harassment. The authorities continue to examine several incidents.

Resistance to arrest and obstruction in the Leggetett Ave.

Case number: PD-P2502305

On May 2, 2025 at 12:52 p.m., an officer tried to contact a male topic in the Leggetett Avenue. The person supposedly opposed arrest and disabled the official business. An arrest warrant was also involved. The examination continues.

Falled currency incident in the East Main Street Business

Case number: PD-P2502304

On May 2, 2025 at 12:54 p.m., the officials reacted to a company in East Main Street after someone tried to adopt a fake 10 dollar bill. The suspect can also be involved in criminal violation. The examination remains open.

The topic is eliminated in prison for arrest warrant

Case number: PD-P2502306

In the early morning on May 2, 2025, one person voluntarily came to the prison lobby to enter themselves with an outstanding arrest warrant. The person was taken into custody without incidents.

Theft from the motor vehicle in the North Brownell Street

Case number: PD-P2502308

The investigators were sent to the North Brownell Street at 11:53 a.m. after the theft of a vehicle was reported. No arrests were made during the examination.

Traffic stop at the Yoctangee Parkway discovered several violations

Case number: PD-P2502307

During a traffic stop at the Yoctangee Parkway and Chestnut on May 2, 2025, the police found that the driver lacked a motorcycle confirmation, operated with fictional plates and had a violation of the license plate.

Man with alleged stolen bags arrested for arrest warrant

Case number: PD-P2502309

At 1:24 p.m. in the North High Street, a man with a similar bag that was reported the day before was observed in the North High Street. He was arrested for an outstanding arrest warrant. Further investigations have not yet been completed.

Speed ​​injury on the Yaples Orchard Drive

Case number: PD-P2502310

On the Yaples Orchard Drive near Winesap, a traffic stop for the speed crossing at 1:56 p.m. The driver was quoted due to a violation of the speed of the city.

Second speed injury on the Yaples Orchard Drive

Case number: PD-P2502311

Just a few minutes later at 2:28 p.m., another speed stop was carried out on the same street near the Winesap, which led to another quote.

Bench -for command in prison because it was not appeared

Case number: PD-P2502312

At 2:29 p.m., the officials served Katherine Smith with a bank command in prison. She had failed to be registered to serve a 59-day prison sentence. It will remain custody to fulfill the full duration.

Expired registration leads to traffic quote

Case number: PD-P2502313

At 4:27 p.m. a vehicle was stopped on East Main Street

Drivers arrested for suspension and arrest warrant

Case number: PD-P2502314

A traffic stop at East Main Street at 5:51 p.m. led to the arrest of a driver due to driving under suspension and an active arrest warrant.

Harassment by occupant reports in the East Water Street

Case number: PD-P2502316

During a stop with a male and female cyclist in the East Water Street at 7:57 p.m., an incident escalated, which led to an inmate. The scenario remains checked.

Arrest warrant after follow-up in Yoctangee Park leads to an arrest

Case number: PD-P2502315

A subject was custody due to an outstanding arrest warrant in North Paint Street after the police were sent to Yoctangee Park around 8:04 p.m. The examination continues.

Man who was arrested on railroad tracks for disordered behavior

Case number: PD-P2502317

At 10:38 p.m., a visibly robbery man was found on railway rails near the 2nd street. He initially delivered false identity details before finally stating that he was Colt Rooker. He was arrested for disordered behavior and a risk of damage was created.