Barnesville Police Log, September 14-20, 2026
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 September 14 through September 20,2026.
Monday, September 14, 2026
5:24 am – traffic stop on East South Street.
2:54 pm – traffic stop on Shamrock Drive.
3:51 pm – female caller with a complaint about her neighbor. She stated that their trash and junk are moved from place to place after the police leave.
3:51 pm – male caller reporting an accident on Bond Avenue.
8:38 pm – two individuals at the park t-ball field area are reported engaging in public indecency. When the officer arrived, both individuals fled on foot.
9:41 pm – officer on Sandy Ridge Road, Goshen Township, for a follow up investigation.
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
8:07 am – traffic stop on Shamrock Drive near the Olney School.
2:16 pm – traffic stop on Leatherwood Road.
2:21 pm – traffic stop on West Church Street. Warning issued.
3:06 pm – traffic stop on Shamrock Drive.
6:28 pm – vehicle lockout on Pine Lane.
8:53 pm – traffic stop on Gobblers Knob.
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
9:23 am – caller reporting that two young children in diapers are outside alone at the Plumly Townhouses.
10:58 am – caller from Mackey Drive reporting that young children are playing near the dumpsters. She is concerned about their safety. The children are alone. Officer was recently at this address for the same issue. The children’s mother stated that a neighbor was watching her kids and they got out the back door.
3:41 pm – caller stating that her son was in an accident on private property. Both parties agreed to exchange insurance information. She stated her son exchanged his information but the other person did not give their information.
6:10 pm – caller from South Broadway Street concerned that neighbor’s door knob appears off of the door and someone drove through the yard.
6:40 pm – numerous calls regarding a black truck driving erratically.
6:42 pm – traffic stop on Railroad Street. Vehicle going 50 mph.
7:51 pm – investigating a complaint about excessive noise on South Lincoln Avenue apartment.
8:02 pm – traffic stop on Vine Street. Field sobriety test performed. Officer reported the driver is fine to drive the vehicle. Warning issued for turn signal.
8:54 pm – caller from South Gardner Street requesting an officer present while getting belongings from the house.
9:17 pm – traffic stop on Railroad Street. Warning issued for marked lane violation.
11:47 pm – officer on South Chestnut Street at the Subway parking lot. Officer checking to make sure the female is okay. Officer reporting that she is waiting for a friend to bring her dog.
Thursday, September 17, 2026
5:50 am – traffic stop on East Main Street.
12:11 pm – vehicle lockout on Barnesville-Bethesda Road, Warren Township.
12:12 pm – male caller reporting stolen items. Dispatcher told him to come to the station and fill out a report.
4:48 pm – caller from Warren Avenue stating that the neighbors are having a verbal argument with another person over the phone.
5:38 pm – juvenile on E-Bike not stopping for an officer on South Chestnut Street.
7:54 pm – caller from South Lincoln Avenue stating her boyfriend is drunk and harassing and threatening her. She asked him to leave but he refuses to leave. Officer reported that they have been separated.
9:02 pm – caller from North Chestnut Street reporting that a couple of cars drove through the Victorian Mansion Museum’s yard.
11:20 pm – officer on Pine Lane assisting the EMS squad.
Friday, September 18, 2026
1:46 am – traffic stop on Gobblers Knob for marked lanes.
3:09 am – disabled vehicle on South Lincoln Avenue for a dead battery.
3:46 am – vehicle was issued a parking citation on North Arch Street.
3:50 am – caller from South Lincoln Avenue reporting the downstairs neighbor is pounding on the caller’s door. Officer reported having negative contact with anyone.
4:11 am – caller from South Lincoln Avenue called back and advised that she had the wrong building. Her daughter’s apartment is the door that is being pounded on. Officer spoke with both parties and they were advised to speak with the landlord.
4:58 am – traffic stop on East Main Street.
5:04 am – traffic stop. Warning issued for improper passing.
10:36 am – female caller reporting a domestic disturbance on the corner of Main Street and Chestnut Street.
1:36 pm – person on station to talk to an officer about an abatement letter.
3:25 pm – follow up investigation on Washington Street.
7:48 pm – caller reporting cars traveling at a high rate of speed on South Broadway Street.
8:11 pm – traffic stop on South Broadway Street. Warning issued for turn signal and no headlight.
8:47 pm – caller from Mulberry Street regarding her son’s father leaving a note and $200 in the mail box. She stated that there is an active temporary protection order.
Saturday, September 19, 2026
1:56 am – officer on West South Street for a medical situation.
9:05 am – caller reporting an incident involving a truck driving into his yard and damaging a grate.
Sunday, September 20, 2026
2:09 am – caller from South Broadway Street needing a friend removed from the property. There was a physical altercation between parties. Officer requested additional officers. Male detained.
1:08 pm – caller from South Chestnut Street stating that her mother was involved in an accident and didn’t report it right away. They would like an accident report filed.
6:44 pm – person on station to speak to an officer regarding a person threatening them.
7:17 pm – caller reporting a loose dog at Bob’s Drive Thru.
8:53 pm – traffic stop on East Main Street. 8:58 pm – caller from Park Street wanting to know if an officer could come to help her crew pick up a person in three hours. Dispatcher advised the caller that we don’t have a night shift tonight.
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