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Two arraigned

HUBBARD

Detective Sgt. James Taafe said Daniel Hartman, 25, of Mine Street, Stoneboro, Pa., and Antonio Hawthorne, 41, of Bennington Avenue, Youngstown, are in Trumbull County Jail on charges of receiving stolen property and traffic violations. The arraignment was Monday.

Hartman also is wanted on a warrant in Mercer County, but the charge was not available.

The behavior of Hartman and Hawthorne in a 1998 Dodge Neon attracted the attention of police on patrol at 9 a.m. Monday. Police discovered from Youngstown Police Department that the car had been stolen Sunday morning from the 1400 block of Byron Street in Youngstown.

Police initiated a traffic stop, but Hartman fled west on West Liberty then into Liberty on Logan Way then to Warner Road in Brookfield, where the car crashed. Hartman and Hawthorne fled on foot but were apprehended.

Taafe said police departments from Hubbard Township, Liberty, Vienna and Brookfield assisted.

Free on bond

YOUNGSTOWN

Two adult students at Chaney High School involved in a fight March 31 are free on $3,000 bond and expected to return to court May 20 on misdemeanor charges. Dawaylon Drayton-Perry, 18, of West Boston Avenue, and Avery Gales, 18, of Hillman Street, are facing riot charges. Drayton-Perry had his bond amended to allow him to return to school once cleared by school officials. Three other minors face charges in juvenile court.

Cleanup planned

YOUNGSTOWN

Workers at the Dandridge Nursing Home on the city’s East Side will clean up around their facility and are encouraging their neighbors to do the same.

The nursing home is at 31 Maranatha Drive. Ten workers and four people from the community will start the cleanup on Maranatha and Rutledge drives at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, weather permitting. The rain date is Thursday at the same time.

The area isn’t large but is heavily littered, said David Tikkanen, Dandridge’s administrator. Those interested in helping can call Tikkanen at 330-506-2269.