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CRIME WATCHPolice reports in and around Toledo

HomicidesFelonious AssaultsRobberies

TheftsBurglariesShooting

LEGEND

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 TownshipFelonious assault

James Matz, Jr. and MelissaDixon, assaulted with vehicle indriveway in 1000 block of Feltis.

TheftsLion’s Den, desk from parking

lot in 9100 block of Lewis.Natalya Morrin, cash from resi-

dence in 7500 block of Secor.

Jerusalem TownshipTheft

Jim McMaster, generator andlawn mower from barn in 10700block of Jerusalem.

Lake TownshipThefts

Darlan Brooks, 28000 block ofStarbright, cell phone from 3400block of Libbey.

Joseph Moon, 5700 block ofCherokee, utility trailer and motor-cycle from 27000 block of EastBroadway.

Z-3 Controls, 16-foot-long trailerfrom business in 27000 block ofEast Broadway.

MaumeeThefts

Terry Robinson, bicycle from1300 block of Conant.

Sahil Rampal, two bicycles fromresidence in 100 block of Chester-field; bicycles later recovered.

Monclova TownshipTheft

James Sechler, vehicle trailer fromdriveway in 7300 block of Monclova.

NorthwoodBurglary

Barbara Belville, television andcomputer tablet from residence in1900 block of Owen.

OregonThefts

Danielle McMullen, Valentine,Toledo, cash from 3400 block ofSeaman.

Jeremy Erdmann, utility vehiclefrom residence in 1700 block ofSouth Wynn.

Matthew Nichols, prescriptionmedication from residence in 1600block of Landis.

Kenneth Jeffries, cash, sun-glasses, and cell phone from resi-dence in 1900 block of Garner.

PerrysburgTheft

John Zientek, FedEX packagefrom porch of residence in 200block of Margaret.

Perrysburg TownshipBurglary

Patricia Barry-Smith, tools fromgarage of residence in 30000 blockof Oregon.

TheftsBryce Sours, license plate from

vehicle at home in 9200 block ofMandell.

Justin Fish, loss undetermined fromresidence in 27000 block of Oregon.

Mycal Harris, Pinewood, Toledo,cash from 10000 block of FremontPike.

Shirley Bradford, video gamefrom residence in 23000 block ofLime City.

J&B Painting, Farmington Hills,Mich., paint sprayer from construc-tion site in 900 block of Fifth.

Spencer TownshipTheft

Joanne Bergman, golf cart fromdriveway in 8600 block of Yawberg.

Springfield TownshipRobbery

Brandi Willard, assaulted androbbed of cosmetics outside busi-ness in 1500 block of Spring Mead-ows.

BurglariesGregory Apt, nothing reported

stolen at residence in 700 block ofSouth McCord.

Mark Evans, computer bag fromgarage in 100 block of Bromwich.

Andres Vargas, cash from resi-dence in 200 block of North King.

Alyiasha Cullars, nothing re-ported stolen at residence in 6900block of Oakfield.

TheftsChris Harrsen, wallet with con-

tents from vehicle in 800 block ofHarefoote.

Dale Airhart, cash from office in6900 block of Angola.

Michelle Beck, wallet with con-tents from vehicle in 200 block of

Connelsville.Consumer Choice Marketing,

cameras and Internet accessequipment from office in 7300block of International.

David Shaffer, vehicle fromdriveway in 600 block of Favony.

Sabrina Jaime, cash from vehi-cle in 800 block of Harefoote.

Border Fire Protection Inc., vehi-cle trailer from 1500 block of Al-bon.

Sylvania TownshipThefts

Kidz Watch, cash from businessin 6800 block of West Central.

Jerone Clasey, two tables,crates from residence in 2700block of Joelle.

Ellen Fruchtman, Kings Hollow,Sylvania, wallet with contents from7100 block of West Central.

Abdel Mardini, 4100 block of Se-cor, 2013 white Chevy Malibu from5200 block of Monroe.

Phillip Masur, 1200 block ofChamplain, bicycle from 5100block of Monroe.

Aaron Tullis, cash from resi-dence in 4400 block of North Hol-land-Sylvania.

University of ToledoThefts

Carl Warner, mouse from com-puter in 3000 block of Arlington.

Carter Johnson, 500 block ofNottingham, cell phone, personalpapers, and bank checks from2800 block of West Bancroft.

Kana Yamamoto, 2500 block ofDrummond, iPhone from 2800block of West Bancroft.

Serjen Olmedo, 2000 block ofWestwood, bicycle from 2800block of West Bancroft.

WalbridgeThefts

Emily Smothers, patio tablesfrom yard of residence in 100 blockof Harwood.

Pamela Alexander, jewelry fromresidence in 30000 block of Drouil-lard.

WatervilleTheft

Judy Pittman, Waterville, cashfrom unit block of South Third.

Ohio attorney general takes over investigation of Fremont woman’s slayingFREMONT — The Ohio At-

torney General’s Office hastaken over a homicide case inwhich a Fremont woman’sbody was found in a car trunk.

Heather Bogle, 28, wasfound April 10, 2015, in thetrunk of her car in Clyde, Ohio.She had gone missing afterleaving work the day before.

An autopsy determined Ms.Bogle died of two gunshotwounds and blunt-forcetrauma throughout her body.No charges have been filed.

Dan Tierney, spokesman forthe attorney general’s office,said the Sandusky CountySheriff’s Office, which washandling the investigation,

asked the attorney general’soffice to take over the case. Itaccepted the case after deter-mining that additional investi-gation was necessary, he said.

HeatherBogle, 28, wasfound April10, 2015, inher trunkafter goingmissing theday before.

3 arrestedin allegeddice gamein Monroe

MONROE — Threepeople have been ar-rested in Monroe andaccused of illegal gam-bling after police inter-rupted their dice game,authorities said.

The suspects werebooked into the MonroeCounty jail, with chargespending. Their nameswere being withheldpending arraignment.

Monroe police saidthey broke up “an illegalgambling dice game” inthe 400 block of AlmyraStreet about 5:20 p.m.Thursday and arrestedthe suspects, one ofwhom tried to hide un-der the porch.

Police then conducteda search of the area andrecovered crack cocaineand a stolen handgun,which was loaded.Another handgun, sus-pected heroin, and itemsused for preparing andpackaging illegal narcot-ics were recovered froma nearby residence.

ARRESTED AT TOLEDO ZOO

Pokemon Go pair pleadnot guilty to trespassing

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Adrian Crawford and Robin Bartholomy appear in court fortheir arraignment on criminal trespassing charges.

Two Pokemon Go playersarrested for sneaking into theToledo Zoo to play the gamepleaded not guilty in ToledoMunicipal Court to criminaltrespassing charges.

Adrian Crawford, 26, andRobin Bartholomy, 25, both ofToledo, were approached byToledo police and zoo securityabout 2:30 a.m. Thursday afterbeing seen on camera sittingon a bench near the tiger ex-hibit. Police said the pairhopped the fence on Broad-way and were inside the zoofor about an hour before theywere caught.

They were charged with

fourth-degree criminal tres-passing, which carries a maxi-mum penalty of 30 days in jailand fines up to $250.

At their arraignment Friday,Judge Michelle Wagner or-dered the two to stay awayfrom the zoo. If Mr. Crawfordor Ms. Bartholomy are seen atthe zoo, they could go to jailand face additional criminalcharges, the judge said.

Ms. Bartholomy said shehoped the case could be re-solved through communityservice or by paying a fine.

“I don’t think they’re goingto throw us in the slammer,”she said.