Home break-in

Home break-in

YOUNGSTOWN

Police reports said someone broke into the home of an elderly man who was killed in his Oakwood Avenue home.

Police were called to the home of Mykola Iwaniuk, 84, about 4:55 p.m. Friday by one of his daughters, who said she had secured the home about 8 p.m. Wednesday, but when she arrived she found a front window pried open, several drawers rifled through and a can of beer in a paper bag.

Iwaniuk was found dead in his home Jan. 21. A man from nearby North Maryland Avenue is jailed in his death.

DUI citation

YOUNGSTOWN

Police say a man who crashed his car into a utility pole in the 3000 block of Market Street about 4:40 p.m. Saturday and walked away had a blood-alcohol content of more than double the legal limit for driving.

Police responding to the wreck found no one inside the car and were then told by witnesses that a man with a bloody nose walked away. Officers found Peter Bugno, 42, of Appleridge Circle in Boardman, on East Philadelphia Avenue with a bloody nose and wearing the same clothes the driver was said to be wearing.

According to police, Bugno admitted drinking and flunked a field-sobriety test. He was taken to the police station for a breath-analysis test, where his blood-alcohol content registered 0.216, reports said. The legal limit in Ohio is 0.08. Police cited Bugno for driving under the influence and released him with a court date later this month.

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