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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 TownshipRobbery

Timothy McAfee, threatenedwith handgun and robbed of cashand cigars at parking lot in 7500block of Lewis.

TheftsColleen Alexander, jewelry and

smart phone from residence in8600 block of Crabb.

Ronald Morgan II, medicines,jewelry , gold tooth, phonecharger, and toolkit from resi-dence in 6200 block of SouthTelegraph.

Lake TownshipTheft

Laws Storage, televisions fromtravel trailers in 30000 block ofDrouillard.

Monclova TownshipBurglary

Gulfst ream Development ,heater, doors, and pull-downstairs from residence in 6000block of Double Eagle.

OregonTheft

Carol Barallioux, 3400 block ofMary Allen, lawn mower from5200 block of Navarre.

PerrysburgThefts

Corporate Transit of America,narcotics from business in 25000block of Fort Meigs.

Perrysburg Family Physician,mail from mailbox of business in700 block of Commerce.

Jamie Mueller, two bicyclesfrom residence in 12000 block of

Waterstone.Barbara Vajen, jewelry from

residence in 100 block of Quail.

Perrysburg TownshipBurglary

Susan Bowen, Lima, Ohio,snacks from 27000 block ofTracy.

TheftDiana Garner, rings from resi-

dence in 27000 block of Oregon.

Richfield TownshipBurglary

Diane Brown, television fromresidence in 12800 block of WestBancroft.

RossfordTheft

David Underwood, keys andiPad charger from vehicle at homein 500 block of Indiana RidgeTrail.

WalbridgeTheft

Seth Threet, CD/stereo systemfrom vehicle at home in 200 blockof South Main.

Springfield TownshipRobbery

Cristel Wismer, robbed of cellphone at residence in 200 blockof West Woodside.

Felonious assaultGustavo Tapia and Theresa

Black, assaulted at residence in6200 block of Garden.

TheftsKaylah Harris and Nikolas Pom-

pili, vehicle and handgun with am-munition from 6200 block ofGarden.

Alonzo Maulsby, handguns withmagazines from shed in unit blockof South King.

Dana Cason, vehicle from resi-dence in 6300 block of Garden.

SylvaniaTheft

Diane Worth, perfume, coffee,and designs dishware from resi-dence in 8100 block of Sunset.

Sylvania TownshipBurglaries

Andrea Szabo, jewelry, televi-sions, and iPad from residence in3200 block of North Centennial.

Ursula Zavala, televisions,desktop computer, and 12 gunsfrom residence in 2900 block ofShetland.

TheftsJudith Baehren, cash from resi-

dence in 4600 block of Dove-wood.

James Sheppard, cash from7100 block of Port Sylvania.

Adel Kamal, cash and vehiclefrom 4700 block of Mount Airy

University of ToledoThefts

University of Toledo, assortedsnacks from 2800 block of WestBancroft.

Patrick Bowes, Delta, Ohio,wallet with contents from 3000block of Arlington.

Sarah Gerken, cash from walletin 3000 block Arlington.

Whiteford TownshipTheft

Michael Cooper, navigationsystem from vehicle in 6000 blockof U.S. 223.

Investigationcontinues inBruck’s deathBy RYAN DUNNBLADE STAFF WRITER

Bruck

MONROE — It will be ayear on Sunday since author-ities found the remains ofmissing Chelsea Bruck, andan investigation to identifyher killer continues.

Officials with both law en-forcement and the coroner’soffice declined this week tospecify how the 22-year-oldfrom Maybee,Mich., diedafter her dis-appearancefrom a largeHalloweenparty. An esti-mated 600people ormore at-tended the outdoor event.

Sgt. Jeff Pauli of the Mon-roe County Sheriff’s Officesaid a cause of death has notyet been determined.

“There is no ruling be-cause he’s not finished. It’sstill considered open,” Ser-geant Pauli said Tuesday.

A spokesman for theWayne County Medical Ex-aminer’s Office said autopsyresults remain pending anddeclined to comment further.A call to the Monroe CountyMedical Examiner’s Officewas not returned Tuesday.

Witnesses last saw Ms.

Bruck alive Oct. 26, 2014. Sheattended a party and rockconcert in the 3500 block ofPost Road in FrenchtownTownship before leavingwith an unidentified man.

Sergeant Pauli said by thatpoint in the party, about 3a.m., many had left and therewas little light beyond a bon-fire.

An exhaustive searchfound portions of her PoisonIvy costume April 5, 2015, atan abandoned industrial sitein Flat Rock, Mich., about 15miles away. On April 24, herremains were discovered in awooded area near Carleton,Mich.

Supporters decorated theregion with purple ribbons todraw attention to Ms. Bruck’scase. They helped distributemore than 1.25 million flyerswith photos of Ms. Bruck na-tionwide. A search-partyheadquarters was estab-lished at a former bank inNewport, Mich.

Law enforcement officialshave conducted more than840 official interviews and re-ceived nearly 1,000 tips sinceher disappearance.

Authorities ask anyonewith information about thecase to call investigators at734-240-7530. Callers mayremain anonymous.

Police asking for tips instore clerk’s ’09 slaying

Kanouh

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Toledo police are lookingfor assistancein the un-solved homi-cide of a WestToledo conve-nience storeemployee.

BassamKanouh, 46,was shot dur-ing an apparent robbery Nov.

21, 2009, while on shift atLewis Carryout, 4252 LewisAve.

Police describe the suspectas a black man, about 5 feet,10 inches to 6 feet tall, andwith black hair. He was of thin

build, possibly about 160pounds. The man wore ablack hooded sweatshirt withblack pants. He was believedto be in his early 20s at thetime of the killing.

Those with information areurged to contact the CrimeStopper program. Callers mayremain anonymous andcould be eligible for a reward.

Pair indicted inoverdose death

BOWLING GREEN — TwoWood County residents wereindicted Thursday for their al-leged roles in a Perrysburgman’s overdose death.

Austen Robertson, 21, ofPerrysburg and Alexis De LosReyes, 19, of North Baltimoreeach were indicted by a WoodCounty grand jury for involun-tary manslaughter and recklesshomicide stemming from theJan. 11 death of AlexanderSabatino, 24.

Their cases have been as-signed to Wood County Com-mon Pleas Judge Reeve Kelsey.

Toledoan heldin gang-relatedshootings of 2

A Toledo man has been in-dicted by a Lucas Countygrand jury on charges that heshot two men in the head.

Delontae Winters, 19, of the1700 block of Pilgrim Road,was indicted Thursday on twocounts of attempted murder,both with specifications claim-ing he used a firearm and wasa gang member. He also wasindicted on a single count oftaking part in a criminal gang.

Winters is accused in theDec. 22 shootings of HaroldLewis, 20, and Hugh Williams,Jr., 18, who were found by po-lice in a car in the 1900 block ofMilburn Avenue. Both hadbeen shot in the head. Wintersis believed to have been in theback seat when he shot them.