Recreation gone — break-in at The Exchange results in massive theft of gaming techniques: Lyndhurst Police Blotter

LYNDHURST, Ohio

Breaking and coming into: Mayfield Road

At 8:45 a.m. Jan. 28, a caller reported that, as she reported for work that morning, she noticed that the window was damaged on the enterprise The Exchange, 5110 Mayfield Road.

The caller didn’t see anybody inside the shop.

Police known as the proprietor to the shop. It was realized that 29 gaming techniques and a trash can had been stolen, price a complete of $11,470.

The break-in stays beneath investigation.

Breaking and coming into: Mayfield Road

At 11:15 a.m. Jan. 26, the proprietor of Noire Wellness, 5183 Mayfield Road, reported to police that she had terminated an worker.

The girl returned, used a key to enter the enterprise and stole gadgets.

The estimated worth of the 2 stolen gadgets was $25,080.

Police have charged the 54-year-old Ravenna girl with theft.

Domestic violence: Corliss Road

At 7:20 p.m. Jan. 27, dispatch acquired a 911 name from a 25-year-old girl who acknowledged that her grandfather had pulled a knife on her and had threatened to beat and kill her.

Police spoke with the person, 79, who instructed a distinct story.

He stated the 2 had argued over the girl smoking marijuana within the residence’s basement.

Because officers heard conflicting tales, the person was not charged. The two had been separated for the night.

Theft: Cedar Road

At 5:25 p.m. Jan. 27, loss prevention at Dick’s Sporting Goods, 24545 Cedar Road at Legacy Village, reported that two feminine suspects sporting lengthy black coats had randomly grabbed merchandise from cabinets, then left the shop with the stolen gadgets.

The suspects discarded a few of what they stole, however left with different merchandise. They had been seen leaving the shop’s parking zone in a BMW.

Stolen had been two Nike ladies’s sportswear outfits, price a complete of $170.

Police had been unable to find the BMW.

Suspicion: Mayview Road

At 6:45 p.m. Jan. 30, a lady reported that somebody had dropped her son off at her residence. He was intoxicated and had a bloody face.

The son was unable to recollect who he had been with or who had dropped him off.

EMS transported him to the hospital as a precautionary measure.

Theft: Cedar Road

At 11:10 a.m. Jan. 30, loss prevention at Nordstrom Rack, 25149 Cedar Road at Legacy Village, reported {that a} girl had run out of the shop carrying stolen merchandise.

Police situated and detained the girl exterior one other Legacy Village retailer. The girl was in possession of stolen items totaling $1,020.74.

As police arrested the 37-year-old East Cleveland girl for theft, she complained of congestive coronary heart failure nervousness.

An ambulance was known as to the scene and the girl was taken to Hillcrest Hospital.

Domestic violence: Mayfield Road

At 8:10 p.m. Jan. 31, a hang-up 911 name was made.

Before the telephone disconnected, a feminine voice might be heard yelling, “Take me home,” whereas a male voice yelled, “Get out of my car.”

The name, it was discovered, was created from a automobile close to the South Euclid-Lyndhurst Board of Education constructing at Richmond and Mayfield roads.

The automobile was later decided to be on Richmond Road south of Bristol Court.

The girl, later discovered to be a 35-year-old Mayfield Heights resident, had gotten out of the Dodge SUV close to the enterprise 7 Brew, 5096 Mayfield Road.

The man was nonetheless within the SUV.

Police investigated and charged the girl with home violence for hanging the person, 42, of Parma.

Theft: Cedar Road

At 1:20 p.m. Jan. 31, police had been known as to Dick’s Sporting Goods, the place it was reported that three teenage boys carrying ebook baggage had left the shop with stolen merchandise.

One of the boys wore a masks.

Police discovered two of the boys exterior Legacy Village’s Pearle Vision retailer. The third boy couldn’t be situated.

The boys stole chocolate bars and pants totaling $55.96.

Charged with theft had been a Cleveland Heights boy, 14, and a 15-year-old from Cleveland.

Auto theft: Learidge Road

At 4:20 p.m. Feb. 1, a lady, 48, reported that her locked van had been stolen from her driveway throughout the earlier night.

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