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CRIME WATCHPolice reports in and around Toledo

HomicidesFelonious AssaultsRobberies

TheftsBurglariesShooting

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SUBURBAN CRIME REPORTS Toledo crime reports are published in Today’s Log during the week.

ABOUT THIS MAPThis map, published exclusively in The Blade every Saturday, plots the location of crimes committed in the Toledo area. The information was compiled by Blade reporters from reports � led with police this week.In evaluating this map, readers should take into consideration that about two-thirds of the population of Lucas County is in the City of Toledo.

DEFINITIONSHomicide: the deliberate and unlawful killing of one person by another. Felonious assault: serious physical harm sustained by victim.Robbery: taking personal property from someone using force or the threat of force.Theft: the act of stealing.Burglary: illegally entering a building with intent to com-mit a crime.Shooting: person struck by a bullet.Shooting into dwelling: a home is struck by bullets.

An interactive version of the metro Toledo crime map, with plotted points of crime in Toledo and its suburbs, appears on toledoblade.com.

Bedford TownshipBurglary

Mary Alhajkhalil, jewelry andmedicine from residence in 6600block of Cloverlane.

TheftMelissa Swain, television from

residence in 8100 block of Sum-merfield.

Jerusalem TownshipTheft

Betsey Rossler, purse withcontents from vehicle in 7900block of Brown.

MaumeeTheft

Linda Mcoscar, Napoleon,necklace and pendant from 5900block of Monclova.

Monclova TownshipBurglary

James Rudolph, toolbox withcash from residence in 10400block of Airport.

TheftsMark Linenkugel, grill from yard

in 10400 block of Airport.Sunshine Children’s Home,

cash from office in 7200 block ofMaumee Western.

Rosemary Kraemer, cash fromresidence in 3600 block of Butz.

NorthwoodThefts

Kyle Simok, GPS unit from ve-hicle in 100 block of Chesapeake.

Fred Thompson, cash from ve-hicle at home in 300 block ofNorma.

Kaitlyn Vincent, change fromvehicle at home in 300 block ofNorma.

Matthew Yates, change fromvehicle at home in 2400 block ofJamestown.

Christopher Martikan, James,Oregon, tools and change fromvehicle in 2400 block of James-town.

PerrysburgBaymont Inn, cash from vend-

ing machine in 27000 block ofHelen.

Perrysburg TownshipThefts

Angie Gill, 27000 block of Ore-gon, ring from 27000 block ofTracy.

David Corrado, Tracy, Wal-bridge, minibike frame from yardof residence in 27000 block ofTracy.

Brian Goebel, BB gun fromshed of residence in 7600 block ofReitz.

James Kindervater, medicationfrom residence in 27000 block ofOregon.

Richfield TownshipTheft

Joshua Meyer, travel trailerfrom 3200 block of Murd.

Springfield TownshipRobbery

Nels Kanagy, threatened withhandgun and robbed of vehicle atSouth Crissey and Old Airport.

Felonious assaultAlexis Brown, assaulted during

burglary at residence in 7500 blockof Dorr, with computer, video gamesystems, television, and cases ofDVDs reported stolen.

TheftsBetty Harter, laptop computer

from residence in 6800 block ofOakfield.

Richard Larick, tools from vehi-cle in 2100 block of North Mc-Cord.

Randall S Renshler, credit card

from residence in 9000 block ofAngola.

Jennifer Heffler, rocking chair,charcoal grill, and scooper fromresidence in 2100 block ofQueensdale

Kaylah Harris and Nikolas Pom-pili, vehicle with loaded handgunfrom 6200 block of Garden.

SylvaniaBurglary

D’Antje Colvin, video car-tridges, video game, and videocontroller from residence in 5500block of West Alexis.

TheftPaul Young, Blissfield, Mich.,

cash from 6200 block of Monroe.

Sylvania TownshipThefts

David Hausfeld, assorted jew-elry from residence in 7000 blockof Whitetail.

Hertz, 2015 black VolkswagonPassat from business in 5500block of West Central.

Jeremy Rowe, assorted changefrom garage of residence in 5000block of Davenport.

Redwood MGT, Beachwood,Ohio, 24 ceiling fans from 8700block of Central.

University of ToledoThefts

Melisa Koch, Holland, backpack with contents from 2800block of West Bancroft.

Steven Norstorm, Wadsworth,Ohio, cash, wallet with contentsfrom vehicle in 2800 block ofWest Bancroft.

Jacob Garfield, Uniontown,Ohio, bicycle from 2800 block ofWest Bancroft.

Elaine Hatzinikolis, 2500 blockof Monroe, wallet with contentsfrom 3000 block of Arlington.

Tips sought inslaying, rapesin April, 2000

Sketch ofthe suspect

Toledo police are looking forthe man who killed a womanand committed additional sex-ual offenses.

An unidenti-fied man stran-gled and sexu-ally assaultedChrishana Lo-gan, 19, about 5a.m. April 15,2000. She wasfound dead inher apartmentat 2471½ Robinwood Ave.

On Aug. 21 of that year, a 17-year-old woman was sexuallyassaulted about 5:30 p.m. be-hind a laundromat near DorrStreet and North Byrne Road.A 13-year-old girl was con-fronted the morning of Oct. 3,2000, on Collingwood Boule-vard near West CentralAvenue. She was forced be-hind a home on Bryant Court.

DNA from all three cases isattributed to the same man. Hewas described as black, about5 feet, 7 inches tall with a largestomach. He was about 40years old in 2000.

The rape victims said hesmelled of beer and cigarettes.One believed he had a tattooon his upper left arm.

Those with information areasked to call the Crime Stop-per program. Callers may re-main anonymous and couldbe eligible for a reward.

Gang member takes plea deal, likely to get 4 yearsBLADE STAFF

Jones

Days before his trial, amember of the Cherrywoodstreet gang entered Alfordpleas Friday to felonious as-sault, robbery, and participat-ing in a criminal gang.

Tyler Jones, 20, of the 2700block of Brentwood Avenue,did not admit guilt but en-tered the pleas to avoid a con-viction that could result in a

more severe sentence.His trial was to beginMonday in LucasCounty Common PleasCourt.

Jones faces up to 24years in prison whenhe is sentenced May 20by Judge Ian English.The judge said he likelywould impose a four-year sen-tence and consider releasing

Jones early dependingon his conduct.

As part of a pleaagreement, MichaelLoisel, an assistantcounty prosecutor,said he would ask thecourt to dismiss a fire-arm specification.

He told the courtJones was driving a car Nov. 3in the 100 block of West Dela-

ware Avenue when MarcusDavis, 28, passed the vehicle.

“Apparently, the defendanttook exception to that [and]ultimately caught up with theindividual,” Mr. Loisel said.“Evidence would’ve shownthat ... words were exchangedbetween him and Mr. Davis inmiddle of the street and thisdefendant, produced a hand-gun, and fired at least one shot

which struck Marcus Davis inthe chest.”

In a separate incident Sept.23, Mr. Loisel said Jones andco-defendant Jarome Reese,19, confronted Larry Keys af-ter he left a carryout in the 900block of North Huron Street.The men stole gold chainsfrom around Mr. Keys’ neckand took his cell phone.

— Jennifer Feehan

Toledoan guilty ofassault in slayingBy JENNIFER FEEHANBLADE STAFF WRITER

Shelton

A Toledo man first thoughtto have fired the shots thatkilled a man entered Alfordpleas and was found guiltyThursday of two felonious as-sault counts.

Prosecutors said JonathonShelton, 20, of the 900 blockof GordonStreet, firedeight shots atMartel Milleron Dec. 21,but police be-lieve the shotthat struckand ki l ledMiller, 22,came from another shooter.

Bryan Thomas, Jr., 20, ofthe 3200 block of KimballAvenue, is charged with mur-der, felonious assault, dis-charge of a firearm over apublic road, and participat-ing in a criminal gang stem-ming from Miller’s death.

Lucas County CommonPleas Judge James Bates toldShelton he faces up to 16years in prison when he issentenced May 17. He or-dered Shelton be kept sepa-rate from Mr. Thomas in theLucas County jail, whereboth are being held.

Michael Loisel, an assis-tant county prosecutor, saidShelton was at a party at 815N. Ontario St., where he hadcontact with Miller. Sheltonknew Miller had a gun, andwhen they left, he encoun-tered Miller on the street.

“Shelton saw Martel Millerreaching for a gun, so Shel-ton pulled out his 9 mm andfired at him,” Mr. Loisel said.

After watching surveillancevideo and talking to wit-nesses, police determinedthat none of Shelton’s shotsstruck Miller.

Mr. Thomas is to have apretrial hearing Monday be-fore Judge Stacy Cook.