Barnesville Police Log
Barnesville Police Log excerpts are created from information gleaned from individual “record reports” provided to Barnesville Area News by the Barnesville Police Department. This report covers the January 12 – 18 time frame.
Monday, January 12, 2026
2:25 pm – caller from Ohio Street reports being harassed by a former friend.
2:48 pm – person on station regarding previous log about harassment.
4:19 pm – caller from North Broadway Street reporting a car blocking the alley.
5:32 pm – caller from Belview Street reporting their camper being struck.
7:14 pm – caller from High Street regarding a follow up.
7:39 pm – caller from South Gardner Street for a follow up investigation.
8:36 pm – officer undertaking a welfare check on a person. Officer reported all is well.
11:53 pm – Belmont County Sheriff Department requesting an officer to check on a suspicious vehicle on Bailey Road.
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
5:53 am – officer on East Main Street investigating an incident.
6:19 am – officer on North State Route 800 to move a deer from the roadway.
7:11 am – officer on East Main Street for a follow up investigation. Person has video footage for the officer to review.
9:17 am – officer on South Lincoln Avenue for a traffic stop.
10:44 am – officer on the corner of Vine Street/South Chestnut Street near Lakeland Foods. A semi-truck struck a stop sign.
7:31 pm – caller from Pine Lane reporting a suspicious car in front of their home.
8:17 pm – officer on Leatherwood Pike assisting a Bemont County Deputy Sheriff serving a temporary protection order. Officer made contact with the person and served papers.
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
7:45 am – caller from Euclid Avenue reports having an issue with girlfriend who is sitting in the driveway and will not leave.
1:25 pm – officer on Pine Lane for a follow up.
2:20 pm – officer on East Main Street near Belmont Savings Bank for a traffic stop.
2:55 pm – officer on East Main Street near Save A lot for a traffic stop.
3:19 pm – officer on Leatherwood Pike Warren Township assisting a Belmont County Deputy Sheriff.
4:15 pm – officer on Railroad Street investigating a complaint.
6:02 pm – officer on South Chestnut Street near TNT Auto Repair for a traffic stop.
11:35 pm – caller from East Main Street reports an ex-boyfriend making threats against her. Officer arrived at the residence and reported no one was there.
Thursday, January 15, 2026
5:37 am – officer on North Chestnut Street for a traffic stop. Warning given.
8:43 am – officer on North Street for a vehicle lockout.
9:32 am – officer on Gobblers Knob for a traffic stop.
9:52 am – officer on East South Street for a traffic stop.
10:29 am – officer on South State Route 800 for a traffic stop.
1:18 pm – officer on Bond Avenue for a vehicle lockout.
2:04 pm – officer on South Chestnut for a traffic stop.
2:53 pm – officer on North Chestnut Street for a traffic stop.
4:22 pm – officer on South Route 800 for a traffic stop.
4:27 pm – officer on West Highland Avenue for a vehicle lockout.
6:01 pm – caller from East Walnut Street reporting someone hit a pole. Driver pulled off and the pole appears to be fine.
8:35 pm – officer on East Main Street for traffic stop. Warning given for headlight.
Friday, January 16, 2026
10:08 am – officer on Pine Lane for a follow up.
10:59 am – officer at the Middle School talking with students.
11:17 am – officer on South State Route 800 for a disabled vehicle.
5:08 pm – caller reporting that items were stolen from his vehicle.
9:47 pm – officer on North State Route 800 for a traffic stop. Warning given for lights.
Saturday, January 17, 2026
7:21 pm – officer on Morgantown Avenue regarding to a vehicle parked in the middle of the
roadway. Vehicle moved off the roadway.
7:57 pm – officer on Railroad Street for a traffic stop.
Sunday, January 18, 2026
12:39 am – caller from Morgantown Avenue report a dog outside barking. Called the animal shelter and they won’t pick up the dog.
9:29 pm – caller states he is coming up the Barnesville hill behind a semi. The semi is going well under the speed limit. Officer advised.
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