Robbed fourth time

Robbed fourth time

WARREN

For the fourth time in 10 days, a Warren restaurant has been robbed, this time Little Caesar’s, 2525 Youngstown Road SE.

The restaurant reported that about $210 in cash was taken at 7:31 p.m. Thursday. The restaurant provided police with a flash drive with video of the suspect.

Police provided no other information about the robbery, but it involved either a weapon or a threat of a weapon.

Two earlier robberies were reported at nearby Carmen’s Pizza, 1861 Youngstown Road SE. Caesar’s Restaurant on West Market Street was robbed Friday night.

Man shot in back

WARREN

A 28-year-old Hamilton Street Southwest man who was shot in the back near his home Tuesday night was robbed Wednesday night while his girlfriend was visiting him in the hospital.

The girlfriend reported that she found the rear door to their home kicked in late Wednesday when she returned from the hospital.

A large-screen television valued at $200 and tattoo equipment valued at $1,000 were missing from the bedroom. A police officer observed damage to the rear door.

Two-car crash

WARREN

A 29-year-old Leavittsburg woman was cited for failure to yield the right of way on a left turn after a two-car crash on East Market Street at Perkinswood Boulevard on Thursday morning.

Lynsey Carr, of North Meadowbrook Drive, was cited in the 10:34 a.m. crash that injured Pamela Chapin, 58, of Meadowbrook Drive Southeast in Warren.

The Warren Fire Department said a mechanical tool had to be used to cut Chapin out of her vehicle so she could be taken to ValleyCare Trumbull Memorial Hospital for treatment of her injuries.

Warren police said Chapin was westbound on East Market, and Carr was eastbound and attempting to turn left onto Perkinswood when she collided with Chapin’s vehicle, sending Chapin’s car into utility pole. Carr did not seek immediate medical attention.

Services limited

YOUNGSTOWN

Computer services will be limited at all 15 locations of the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County on Tuesday while an upgrade to the library’s catalog software and databases is completed.

Clerks will manually check out books that day, the library system announced. Patrons won’t be able to search the library catalog in the libraries or from home and won’t be able to reserve books.

Printing won’t be available from the library’s public computers, and library photocopiers will be out of service.

Patrons, however, will still have Internet access from library public-access computers.

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