Trouble: Two motorists reported a small group of juveniles throwing rocks at cars in the 1200 block of Ridge Avenue, Tuesday. Neither driver believed their car was damaged, but one of them parked his car up the street and then walked back to the residence and spoke with one of the kids involved and said the others had gone inside a house. Police spoke with the juveniles involved as well as their parents.

Time to go: A Harvard Avenue resident had told police there was a man on her property who wouldn’t leave, and when they got there officers said he was leaning against a car parked in front of her residence, Tuesday. The man said he’d lost his keys in her yard and was looking for them. While they were talking to him police said the man became belligerent, yelling at them and the woman who they said “appeared intoxicated and continued to scream and act turbulent.” She said the two of them had been dating for several years and he threw his keys in the yard at some point and was looking for them and wanted her to turn her porch light on but she refused and said she wanted him gone. Police said while they were talking to her she went on a tirade about how “all men stick together” and went inside and slammed the door. Officers located the man’s car keys and he left, and when he did the woman came back out yelling about “several life problems.” Police told her to go back inside and stop causing problems.

No sign: A caller reported hearing a shot fired in the 1100 block of Oregon Avenue, but police said they “thoroughly checked the area and located no evidence” that a gun had been fired,” Tuesday.

Missing details: Police were called to a Market Street residence where a male was being treated with Narcan for a drug overdose, Tuesday. A female who was present said she was with the male since Monday afternoon and woke up to find him on his knees, laying against the bed. She said she’s known him for a couple years but she didn’t know his name though she did have his date of birth. He was issued a drug treatment form.

Bye bye: A Welleseley Avenue resident said two women were fighting in his basement, and if they couldn’t get along he wanted them gone, Tuesday. Officers stood by while the two women gathered a few belongings and left the area on foot.

Dog issues: A Glendwell Road resident was upset because a dog was in its owner’s yard on Wilma Avenue without a leash, Tuesday. She said the owner had another dog on a leash and she asked her to put the dog that was running loose in the house until she passed by, but the owner told her it wouldn’t leave the property. The Glendwell Road resident told police the leash law should be enforced, but officers said as long as the dog stays in its owner’s yard there is nothing to enforce.

Booked: Treshaun Withers, 24, 342 Orr St., Weirton, possession of drugs and possesion of drug paraphernalia, Tuesday. Police took Withers into custody after a traffic stop at the intersection of Franklin and Wellesley avenues. In addition to an outstanding warrant, police allege Withers had a bag of crack, a piece of tin foil molded into a makeshift pipe and a bag of marijuana in his possession when he was arrested.

Charged: Corey W. Miller, 43, 2612 Hollywood Blvd., Steubenville, possession of drug paraphernalia, Tuesday. Miller also was cited for driving under suspension and expired registration. His passenger, Paul A. Constantini II, 32, Higler Ave., Wintersville, was taken into custody for failure to appear.

Booked: Aaron Holliman, 18, South Sixth Street, Steubenville, domestic violence, Tuesday.

Robbed: An air compressor was stolen from the storage garage in Bloomingdale April 16. Employees arriving for work told deputies they noticed a muddy boot print on the main door and discovered it had been kicked. The frame was cracked, deputies said, and a chain and padlock that had secured the air compressor were laying on the ground in the back of the garage. A 10-foot hose for the air compressor also was stolen.

Brazen: A Steubenville woman told deputies tools, two mini bike, a dirt bike, an air compressor, generators, a zero-turn lawn mower, log splitter, six-wheeler, weed eater, standing drill press, drone, trail camera, surveying equipment and tool box were stolen during a period of time from her property, Tuesday. She told deputies she believes a man she was paying to help her clean up junk stole the items during a three-month period, and that he also forged the title to a boat and sold it without her permission.

Fraud: A Brilliant woman told deputies someone tried to open an account with Truist Bank in her name, Tuesday. She said she got three letters from the bank and when she called the number on the letters, they refused to give her information because she wouldn’t provide her Social Security number. She located a Truist branch in Wheeling that she called and an employee there told her her Social Security number had been stolen and someone had tried to open an account online, and the reason she received the letters was the bank requires two forms of identification which the alleged perpetrator couldn’t provide.

Heist: A Toronto man told deputies someone stole a RZR from a property he owns in Knox Township, Tuesday. He said he’s not sure when or how it was taken, since he stored it in a locked shipping container on the property. He said the locks were cut off. The RZR was black and gold.

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