Sandwich shop robbed

Sandwich shop robbed
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Subway shop on East Midlothian Boulevard was robbed of an undetermined amount of cash around 4 p.m. Sunday by a man who told the clerk to read a note and grabbed a bulge on his left side, as if he had a gun, reports show. The note said: "Give me the money don't move." The clerk gave the suspect cash from the register. The robber, a thin, 6-foot-3-inch, bald, black man with a goatee, ran out a side door and got into a gray car. Police retained the note as evidence.
Missing man found dead
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said a missing elderly borough man, whose disappearance prompted a widespread search of the area, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a wooded area off Old Mill Road in Liberty Township. There was no evidence of foul play in the death of Floyd P. Coyer, 83, of Jackson Street, police said. He was last seen by a family member around 7 a.m. Friday and was reported missing around 3 p.m. that day. Search teams, some using dogs, combed the area late Friday and again Saturday, discovering his body around 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
Reckless operation charge
YOUNGSTOWN -- Nancy McCain-Walker, 34, of East Boston Avenue was cited Sunday evening for reckless operation and failure to operate her vehicle without full-time attention after nearly striking a cruiser while talking on her cell phone, reports show.
The officer, traveling east on Broadway Avenue around 6:20 p.m., said in his report that McCain-Walker turned wide left as she made the turn onto Ohio Avenue and nearly ran into the cruiser. After being stopped, the woman remained on her cell phone when asked for her license and registration and didn't hang up until asked again, police said.
Vandalism at business
YOUNGSTOWN -- Paint balls were shot at a building, truck and sign at 1422 E. Midlothian Blvd. over the weekend, reports show. The phone directory lists the business as Six Eighty Auto Sales. The vandalism was discovered at 7:30 a.m. Sunday. On Friday, the owner reported to police that his billboard sign had been pushed over and bent.
Fire at nursing home
MORAINE, Ohio (AP) -- A fire closed a suburban Dayton nursing home Sunday, displacing about 150 residents who were moved to hospitals and other care facilities, a fire department official said.
Some residents were pushed out of the home in wheelchairs and beds on rollers, but no one was hurt, Moraine fire Lt. Phil Sinewe said.
Investigators don't know what caused the fire, which started in the attic above the front entryway at Miami Shores Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.
Residents who use ventilators were taken to hospitals as a precaution, and other residents were moved to other nursing homes, Sinewe said. He said he did not know when residents would be allowed to return.