In this week’s Strongsville Police Blotter, a concerned driver called police about a black Ford Explorer or Expedition driving erratically on the Ohio Turnpike.
Updated: Oct. 17, 2023, 11:00 a.m.On Oct. 1, a concerned driver called police about a black Ford Explorer or Expedition driving erratically on the Ohio Turnpike.An arriving officer located the Ford on Pearl Road. It turned out to be young couple with screaming children in the vehicle.Suspended license, Webster Road:While talking to the driver, the officer smelled marijuana. Also, it turned out the man had two warrants, which were out of pick-up radius.
On Oct. 1, police were dispatched to a skilled nursing facility after a resident complained caregivers were swearing at him and refusing to show what pills they’re giving him.
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