PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio
Crypto fraud, Stratford Drive: On April 5, a Stratford Drive resident called police after realizing they were scammed out of $36,000 from a crypto gaming app.
There are no suspects. Police are investigating.
Theft, N. Church Drive: On April 6, police were dispatched to a N. Church Drive address after a resident discovered her cell phone was missing.
An arriving officer talked to the caller, who said the phone was stolen. There are no suspects.
Police are investigating.
Open container, York Road: On April 6, a concerned passerby called police after observed a man slumped over the wheel in a Ford Escape, which was parked on York Road.
An arriving officer located the driver. The Parma Heights man was cited for open container.
Disorderly conduct, Pearl Road: On April 8, police were dispatched to a Pearl Road address regarding an overdose call.
An arriving officer located a Medina man, who apparently took too many psychedelic-type drugs.
He was transported to the hospital and cited for disorderly conduct.
Stolen vehicle, Independence Boulevard: On April 5, police were dispatched to an Independence Boulevard address regarding a 2014 Nissan.
The vehicle, which came back stolen, was in the parking lot of an apartment building.
There are no suspects. Police are investigating.
Drug abuse, Pearl Road: On April 5, a concerned resident called police about suspicious persons in a Dodge Caravan.
The caller said the suspects for more than an hour appeared to be falling in and out of consciousness.
An arriving officer located a Youngstown man and East Liverpool resident. They were both arrested for suspected felony drugs.
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