Sept. 14:
Police assisted a resident in filing a complaint in reference to a child custody dispute at the Galva Police Department.
Frankie Davison, 84, Galva, was issued a citation for failure to yield the right of way at a yield intersection after police, the fire department and Stark County Medic were dispatched to a two- vehicle accident with injuries at the intersection of NW 4th Street and NW 1st Avenue. A crash report was completed.
Police conducted a follow up on a civil complaint that had been reported a few days earlier in the 400 block of NW 4th Street. Several items were recovered and returned to their rightful owner.
Police responded to a report involving an aggressive cat that had been attacking dogs in the 1000 block of SW 2nd Street.
Police responded to a suspicious person complaint in the 200 block of NW 1st Avenue. The subject was spoken to and asked to move along.
Police responded to a traffic complaint involving a suspect “chasing the complainant” in the downtown area. The vehicles went into Knox County and away from Galva’s jurisdiction.
Sept. 15:
Police returned property to a subject who no longer lives at a residence in the 00 block of SE 6th Street.
Police assisted the ambulance with a medical emergency on NW 5th Avenue.
Police responded to a loose dog complaint in the 600 block of SW 2nd Avenue. A dog was found dragging a section of metal cable. The officer secured it to a tree after getting no answer at the residence. The officer called the owner and advised them of the situation.
Police responded to a complaint of a suspicious vehicle in the 400 block of NW 2nd Street. The officer located the vehicle and verified the occupant had permission to be at a vacant residence.
Sept. 16:
Police responded to a two vehicle crash with minor damage only in the 100 block of North Exchange Street. Both drivers agreed to exchange information and did not want a state crash report.
Police met with a resident to update their quarterly sex offender registration at the Galva Police Department. A copy was emailed to Henry County for the LEADS entry.
Sept. 17:
Police responded to a complaint of an attempted internet scam in the 500 block of SW 6th Avenue.
Police met with a resident at the Galva Police Department for a phone scam complaint.
Police conducted a low speed vehicle check in the 00 block of SE 3rd Avenue.
Police responded to a 9-1-1 hang up in the 100 block of NE 4th Street. It was determined to be a pocket dial.
Police responded to a complaint involving juvenile mischief in the 800 block of NW 1st Avenue. Several youths were throwing toilet paper rolls and knocking on people’s doors and running as part of homecoming week.
Police responded to a suspicious person complaint in the 100 block of SW 10th Avenue. The officer located the suspect, but it turned out to be a neighbor who was out walking.
Sept. 18:
Police responded to a loud music complaint in the 500 block of SW 4th Street.
Police assisted Knox County with an activated burglar alarm at a residence south of town. It was determined to be a false alarm.
Police responded to a complaint of juveniles throwing toilet paper into trees as part of homecoming week in the 900 block of NW 5th Avenue.
Sept. 19:
Police responded to a civil property dispute in the 100 block of NE 9th Street.
Police responded to a criminal damage to property complaint involving broken windows in the 500 block of SE 6th Street. This remains under investigation.
Police conducted a welfare check after a disturbance at a residence on SW 2nd Street. The subject was fine.
Sept. 20:
Police responded to a suspicious person complaint in the 800 block of SE 2nd Street for a suspicious person complaint.
Police responded to a harassment complaint in the 100 block of SW 4th Street.
