Man's Date Ends with Citation and Tow Truck, and More Crime

Man's Date Ends with Citation

A 20-year-old Bay Village man's date went awry after his Jeep got stuck in the mud on private property. The man had taken his date out for an off-road drive at about 12:30 a.m. March 12 on Clemens Road, and after he and two friends couldn't free the vehicle, and called a tow truck. The tow truck driver called Westlake police, who cited the Jeep driver for willful disregard of safety.

Police Arrest Two for Shoplifting

Police arrested two Cleveland women for shoplifting at about 1 p.m. March 13. The two women had pried the anti-theft sensors off of $319-worth of clothing. When questioned by police, the older woman claimed that the two were not out together. Officers charged the 24-year-old with receiving stolen property and possession of criminal tools. The 27-year-old was charged with complicity to receive stolen property, possession of criminal tools and obstruction official business.

Drunk Woman with Warrant Calls Police

A 40-year-old Clague Road woman called 911 at about 3 p.m. March 16 to report that she had been drinking all day. Responding officers found her drunk and depressed. She also had an active warrant from the Rocky River Police Department. Westlake police arrested her for disorderly conduct intoxicated. When released, she also posted bond on the Rocky River charge.