Woman arrested

Woman arrested

YOUNGSTOWN

A woman whose dog chewed up someone’s trash Sunday morning ended up going to jail on two warrants.

Police were called to the 500 block of Mabel Avenue about 10 a.m. Sunday, where a woman said a dog belonging to her neighbor, 28-year-old Danielle N. Sutton, got loose and chewed up her trash. When police contacted Sutton, she assured officers she would clean up the trash, reports said.

Officers were called back, however, because Sutton did not clean up the mess, reports said. Police then did a records check and found Sutton was wanted on a failure-to-appear warrant in municipal court and a felony theft warrant from Mahoning County Area Court in Boardman.

Sutton was taken to the Mahoning County jail on the warrants after officers gave her time to make arrangements to have someone watch her five children, reports said.

Street closings

YOUNGSTOWN

These downtown streets will be closed from 4 p.m. to midnight Wednesday for the 15th annual First Night Youngstown New Year’s Eve observance: East Federal Street from Central Square to Champion Street; West Federal Street from Central Square to Phelps Street; Market Street from Central Square to Boardman Street; Wick Avenue from Central Square to Commerce Street and Champion Street between Boardman and Commerce streets.

Facing charges

CAMPBELL

Police arrested Deion White, 24, of Warren, on felony charges that include the illegal conveyance of drugs, carrying a concealed weapon and receiving stolen property.

White, arrested Saturday night on Robinson Road, was a front-seat passenger of a red Chevrolet Cavalier, which police stopped for suspicious activity. Police found a handgun under his seat that had been reported stolen.

White later was found in possession of suspected heroin at the Mahoning County jail. He has an appearance scheduled today in Campbell Municipal Court.

Special meeting

LIBERTY

The Liberty Township trustees will have a special meeting at 10 a.m. today at the administration building on Church Hill-Hubbard Road to a rescind a tabled vote from Dec. 8.

Home ransacked

BOARDMAN

A township home was ransacked Saturday. A police report detailed that two Apple laptops, two iPhones, two gold bracelets, two watches and eight shirts were taken from a home on Stratford Drive sometime between 12:30 and 10:12 p.m.

Police determined the unknown burglar or burglars entered the home through a kitchen window and left through a rear sliding door.

Numerous items belonging to the homeowner were found in the backyard and neighboring yards, a police report noted.

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