Friday, November 30, 2012
A Twinsburg pair ran from police during an arrest, found with heroin items. It was the top story in November. Find out what else everyone wanted to read about!
Friday, Nov. 31 is the final day of a busy month. So what were the most read stories in Twinsburg news this month? Twinsburg Patch outlines the Top 3 stories from November: Police: Twinsburg Couple Runs From Cops, Charged With Possession Two young lovers ran from cops during a Nov. 8 arrest. Terrance Rutkai, 19, of Twinsburg, took off between houses near the 9700 block of E. Idlewood Dr. after police pulled up behind a car he and girlfriend, Kaitlyn Rosselot, 19, were in. She wrestled herself away from police and tried running into the woods along the house but got stuck. She was charged with was charged with obstructing justice, resisting arrest and possession of drug instruments/paraphernalia after she revealed two heroin syringes in …
Monday, November 12, 2012
The following information was provided by the Twinsburg Police Department. An arrest does not mean a conviction.
Twinsburg police sure had their hands full during a traffic stop on Nov. 4. Officers pulled over a car on I-480 near State Route 91 for weaving. There were four men in the car and each had something they were trying to hide. The front-seat passenger wasn't wearing a seatbelt, but decided to give the wrong identification to officers. They found out quickly and found an active warrant for his arrest once he provided the right information. He was arrested and charged with obstruction. A passenger in the backseat gave police his information, however, it didn't match his picture on the screen and he also had a warrant for his arrest. He gave police the ID for his brother. He was arrested and charged with obstruction also. The driver was cited …
Friday, October 19, 2012
The following information is from the Twinsburg Police Department.
Twinsburg police got a call about a suspicious car parked behind an apartment building at Ravenna Woods on Oct. 14. The caller said the people appeared to be "rolling something." Officers found the car and could smell a strong odor of marijuana coming from inside. One of the men, of Twinsburg, who admitted having weed inside the car was cited for possesion and released. Drunken driving arrest On Oct. 13 police pulled over a car on I-480 for weaving and the driver was later arrested for drunken driving. Suspended license On Oct. 14 police pulled over a car on I-480 for a traffic violation and found the driver's license was suspended. The driver was arrested and held on a $500 bond.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
The following information was provided by the Twinsburg Police Department. An arrest does not mean a conviction.
A report of domestic violence led Twinsburg police to a drug arrest on Oct. 11. Officers arrived at a Darrow Park Drive apartment and found a couple arguing, but it was determined there was no violence involved. While in the apartment though, police found a digital scale and numerous marijuana smoking devices in plain sight. The man involved admitted they were his and was charged with drug paraphernalia possession. Stolen meds A North Ridgeville woman called Twinsburg police while she was staying at a friend's house because someone stole her medication. Police find drugs during traffic stop On Oct. 14 officers pulled a car over on Ravenna Road for a traffic violation. During the stop police searched the car and found a plastic baggie of …
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
The following information was provided by the Twinsburg Police Department.
A Garfield Heights man couldn't escape Twinsburg police after a hit-and-run incident on June 6. John Lee-Sean, 23, was charged with drunken driving and drug possession after officers caught up with him behind the BP on S.R. 82. Macedonia police reported that Lee-Sean's car just fled the scene of an accident and was driving towards Twinsburg. When he was finally stopped by Twinsburg officers they caught the strong smell of marijuana and alcohol in the car. They said he was "lethargic and slurring his words." Raw marijuana was found inside his car. Lee-Sean was cited by Macedonia police for leaving the scene of an accident. Copper thiefs strike empty building Nearly 300 feet of copper water line was taken from a 9044 Church St. building on …
James Thomas
11:54 am on Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Isn't this guy the Secretary of the Commerce Department? There, I said it. Somebody had to. more ›