HUNTING VALLEY, Ohio
Fraud: Fairmount Boulevard
Police met a local, 43, on April 20 after she reported she might have been the victim of scams by sending out $500 to a Venmo app account to acquire a cat that authorities think did not exist, with extra info collected for a report.
Accident Investigation Unit (AIU) callout: I-480
Members of the AIU — consisting of Hunting Valley officers — were called at 8:47 a.m. April 22 to the scene of a mishap in the westbound lanes of I-480 at Warrensville Center Road where 2 law enforcement officers — a minimum of one from Warrensville Heights — were struck by a driver and suffered what were thought to be non-life threatening injuries.
Both officers were on the scene of a previous mishap when another driver occurred and strike them, one standing beyond a cruiser and one event. One officer was dealt with and launched from a regional medical facility and the other was confessed and noted in steady condition later on that day.
Police advised drivers to decrease when showing up on an emergency situation scene.
Suspicion: SOM Center Road
A rabbi in Mayfield Heights called authorities late on April 19 about a possible event including a risk made at a regional school. Police went to a home on SOM Center Road and figured out that any concern appeared to have actually been solved a week previously, prior to the rabbi being approached.
Assist-basic: South Woodland Road
Police examined the exterior and interior of a home around 8 p.m. April 17 after a local reported what seemed like something crawling on their roofing system or perhaps inside your house, with boards creaking like somebody might have been walking inside also. Officers discovered absolutely nothing wrong inside or out.
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