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CRIME WATCHPolice reports in and around Toledo

HomicidesFelonious AssaultsRobberies

TheftsBurglariesShooting

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SUBURBAN CRIME REPORTS Toledo crime reports are published in Today’s Log during the week.

ABOUT THIS MAPThis map, published exclusively in The Blade every Saturday, plots the location of crimes committed in the Toledo area. The information was compiled by Blade reporters from reports � led with police this week.In evaluating this map, readers should take into consideration that about two-thirds of the population of Lucas County is in the City of Toledo.

DEFINITIONSHomicide: the deliberate and unlawful killing of one person by another. Felonious assault: serious physical harm sustained by victim.Robbery: taking personal property from someone using force or the threat of force.Theft: the act of stealing.Burglary: illegally entering a building with intent to com-mit a crime.Shooting: person struck by a bullet.Shooting into dwelling: a home is struck by bullets.

An interactive version of the metro Toledo crime map, with plotted points of crime in Toledo and its suburbs, appears on toledoblade.com.

Bedford TownshipThefts

James Pietras, wire, spools,and extension cord from box util-ity trailer at construction site in9600 block of Jackman.

Alberto Garcia, furniture,kitchen appliances, medicine cab-inet, and light fixtures from resi-dence in 8500 block of WhitefordCenter.

Lake TownshipThefts

Larry Knudson, political signsfrom front yard of residence in28000 block of Lemoyne.

Ralph Snook, Lewistown, Pa.,GPS units from vehicle in 26000block of Baker.

MaumeeThefts

Ruffed Grouse Society, Cora-opolis, Pa., no loss reported fromvehicle in 1500 block of Reynolds.

Julie Baggett, Thunder Hollow,Toledo, black 2008 Chevrolet Im-pala from 300 block of Conant;vehicle was later recovered.

Monclova TownshipBurglary

Holly Dickerson, television fromresidence in 3900 block of White-house-Spencer.

TheftBrent Bleam, jewelry, debit

cards, personal papers, and blan-ket from residential facility in 3200block of Manley.

NorthwoodThefts

James Valentine, prescriptionmedications from residence in200 block of Rood.

Daniel Launder, bicycle from1900 block of Tracy.

PerrysburgThefts

Patrick Holz, Bishopswood, leafblower from trailer in 28000 blockof White.

City of Perrysburg, 200 block ofWest Indiana, garage bin from1600 block of Ridge Cross.

Joann Buehrle-Colapietro,Rossford, wallet with contentsfrom 26000 block of North Dixie.

Perrysburg TownshipThefts

Jennifer Whitney, jewelry fromresidence in 28000 block of Ore-gon.

Thomas Moore, no loss re-ported from vehicle at home in30000 block of East River.

Peggy Mulligan, 2013 DodgeDart from 29000 block of Oregon.

Spencer TownshipBurglary

OCP Contractors Inc., nothingreported stolen from yard in 1700block of Commerce.

TheftsGary Shaver, firearms from ve-

hicle in 2100 block of South Ber-key Southern.

Sheila Whitacre, vehicle from2100 block of South BerkeySouthern.

Springfield TownshipBurglaries

Rashaun Smith and ChanteBrown, televisions and videogame system with games fromresidence in 400 block of Ban-quot.

Shawn McHugh and David Nau,cash, televisions, and watch fromresidence in 6700 block ofGarden.

TheftsChristopher Richardson, shot-

gun from vehicle in 6000 block of

Holland-Sylvania.Ashley Quellar, license plate

sticker from vehicle in 2200 blockof Perrysburg-Holland.

SylvaniaThefts

Northview High School, cashfrom school in 5400 block of Sil-ica.

Lisa Villarreal, computer deviceand key from residence in 6500block of Abbey Run.

Sylvania TownshipBurglary

Sandra Ophelan, no loss re-ported from residence in 6600block of Carrie Towne.

TheftsJohn Duro, Akron, iPad mini

and case from vehicle in 7000block of West Central.

David Post, mail from mailboxin 6000 block of Red Oak.

X.L. Builders, All-terrain frombusiness in 8000 block of WestCentral.

Victor Kondray, iPod, sun-glasses, and cash from vehicle athome in 4400 block of North Hol-land Sylvania.

David Kisela, computer fromvehicle at home in 2000 block ofLive Oak.

Dale Martin, Clover, Toledo,cash from room in 7100 block ofPort Sylvania.

University of ToledoThefts

Hannah Veneziale, Wyandotte,Mich., car stereo from vehicle in2800 block of West Bancroft.

Khoushik Rajapandian, bicyclewith lock from 2800 block of WestBancroft.

Cheryl Venson, 5800 block ofWest Bancroft, cell phone fromhospital in 3000 block of Arling-ton.

Tips sought in 2 violent crimesAuthorities are urging the

public to provide informationon two unsolved violentcrimes that took place inToledo.

James Whitiker, 21, was fa-tally shot about 8:39 p.m. Feb.19 as he left 1164 PinebrookPkwy. in South Toledo. Twoother gunshot victims, Don-tayveon Jones, 19, and Jona-thon Shelton, 20, were treated

for injuries, police said.Tips are sought as well in a

separate assault in NorthToledo. Carol Deshetler, 69,was badly beaten this week inthe 300 block of Amber Court.The assault occurred at somepoint between Sunday eve-ning and early Tuesday, po-lice said.

Ms. Deshetler was initiallyin critical condition at Mercy

St. Vincent Medical Center,but is recovering.

Anyone with informationon either incident is asked tocall the Crime Stopper pro-gram. Callers may remainanonymous and could be eli-gible for a cash reward.

Toledo manis chargedwith makingfalse alarms

A Toledo man has beencharged with making falsealarms through repeated911 calls.

Mark Emerine, 57, of the2800 block of Lagrange,faces two counts of the of-fense.

Police allege Mr. Emer-ine on Wednesday madeseveral calls to 911 in whichauthorities responded. Offi-cers met with the defendantand found that he appearedintoxicated, according tocourt documents.

Officers also allege Mr.Emerine called 911 on 10occasions from 10 p.m. Jan.20 to 2 a.m. Jan. 21. Heyelled at dispatchers andspoke with slurred speech,according to police.

Mr. Emerine pleaded notguilty to both chargesThursday in Toledo Munic-ipal Court and was releasedon his own recognizance.

Motion wouldquash appealof ruling on potBLADE STAFF

State and county officialswho successfully challengedthe legality of some portionsof Toledo’s “Sensible Mari-huana Ordinance” say a cityman should not be permittedto appeal a court ruling in thecase.

In a motion filed Friday,Ohio Attorney General MikeDeWine and Lucas CountyProsecutor Julia Bates askedOhio’s 6th District Court ofAppeals to dismiss the appealfiled March 24 by Chad M.Thompson, one of the au-thors of the petition that wasadopted by city voters to de-criminalize marijuana.

“As a nonparty who did notmove for and was notgranted intervenor status un-der Rule 24 of the Ohio Rules

of Civil Procedure, Mr.Thompson has no standingto appeal,” the motion as-serts.

On Feb. 12, Lucas CountyCommon Pleas Judge DeanMandros concluded portionsof Toledo’s newly enactedmarijuana decriminalizationlaw were “unconstitutionaland unenforceable.” Hegranted a preliminary injunc-tion preventing the city fromenforcing the parts of the or-dinance that he found to becontrary to state law.

City Law Director AdamLoukx, who expressed reser-vations about the constitu-tionality of the proposed or-dinance before it went to vot-ers Sept. 15, said this weekthat the city chose not to ap-peal the judge’s decision.

Woman shot in S. Toledo; police find gunA woman was shot late

Thursday in Toledo, authori-ties said.

Christina Daugherty, 20, wastaken to Mercy St. VincentMedical Center, according toLucas County EMS. A hospitalspokesman said she had no in-formation about a person bythat name.

Police responding to a re-port of a shooting arrivedabout 10:20 p.m. and foundthe victim suffering from agunshot wound to her wrist asshe stood with another personat South Avenue and SumnerStreet.

They were outside a car,which had a bullet hole in a

passenger-side window and abullet lodged in the door onthe driver’s side, according to apolice report.

Officers later recovered abullet from the ground outsidethe vehicle and a dry handgunfrom the wet ground near a ga-rage off an alley about 100 feetfrom the car.