Belmont County Sheriff’s Report
Sheriff Log excerpts are created from information gleaned from individual “call record reports” of the Belmont County Sheriff’s Department. This is a partial week report from December 18 through December 22.
December 18
7:30 p.m. – Route 800, Warren Twp., OSHP reports an oil and gas truck is blocking traffic on SR 800 from I-70 EB. An officer assisted with traffic control.
December 19
12:35 a.m. – Barnesville-Bethesda Road, Barnesville, provide assistance to another unit
6:39 a.m. – Reco Road, Belmont, respond to an accident with property damage to a grass area and mail box.
9:54 a.m. – Markatan Street, Flushing, follow up on investigative complaint
7:18 p.m. – East Main Street, Flushing Twp., follow up to assistant Jefferson County regarding a bike.
December 20
2:36 a.m. – Main Street, Hendrysburg. Caller reports threats of harassment as another man was threatening him. Deputies were dispatched. Caller was discovered “highly intoxicated” and could not provide a statement due to intoxicated state. Party was advised to come to the sheriff’s office when sober to fill out a statement.
4:12 p.m. – Barnesville-Bethesda Road, Welfare check on a man possibly driving a red Cadillac from Monroe County. Negative contact achieved.
10:17 p.m. – Market Street, Belmont. Welfare check on a child at address. Negative contact achieved.
December 21
5:19 a.m. – Belmont-Bethesda Road. Welfare check on a woman no one has heard from in a day. Woman is in poor health.
11:02 p.m. – I-70, MP 208, call for a disabled vehicle with mechanical issues.
December 22
3:46 p.m. – Grace Street, Bethesda. Man with cardiac arrest.
4:07 pm. – Willow Street, Bethesda, welfare check. Kids are playing on a frozen pond. Owner has told them not to be on the ice.
8:37 p.m. – West Captina Highway, Barnesville. Female caller reports a large amount of money missing from purse. Female found her money and is “highly intoxicated.”
8:54 p.m. – Virginia Street, Bethesda. Complaint about noise coming from upstairs apartment. Kids were playing, officer told, and they have gone to bed.
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