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Monica H. Irick, 42, of 316 Eaton St., was charged Friday with two counts each of dogs at large and no dog license.
Her two female pit bull dogs attacked Ray Aaron, 8, who was in the yard of the residence after asking for permission to look for a small drone that had gone down in the area.
He was taken by his stepfather to Mary Rutan Hospital for treatment. Officers of the Bellefontaine Police Department report the boy sustained multiple bite wounds on his arms, chest, legs, groin, face and back. Some of the wounds were deep, officers report.
The dogs were taken from the residence by the Logan County Dog Warden, who later reported one of the dogs became extremely aggressive as he removed it from his pickup truck to a kennel. It broke its metal collar and ran off.
Man lodged for running away
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DOSECK |
Gary A. Doseck, 52, at large, was charged Friday with obstructing official business. He was spotted pacing back and forth along a sidewalk around 9:45 p.m. at Detroit Street and High Avenue.
An officer approached to check on him and he ran off eastbound.
He ran a short distance and jumped into overgrown bushes and vegetation.
He was lodged in the Logan County Jail on the charge and on an Adult Parole Authority holder.
Other papers served included:
- Rodney J. Taylor, 20, of 1002 N. Main St.: domestic violence and complicity to obstruct justice; and
- Marla L. Lewellen, 42, of 547 E. Columbus Ave., Apt. 11: disturbing the peace.
Trespassing charge filed
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LUSBY |
Russell L. Lusby, 62, at large, was charged Sunday with criminal trespassing and open container of alcohol.
He reportedly entered Speedway, 329 S. Main St., around 2:45 p.m. in violation of the store order to stay out. He left and was found sitting on a stairway in the 300 block of north Main Street with an open 24-ounce can of beer.
He was taken into custody.
Man’s threats, past leads to jail
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MOWERY |
Jeffrey L. Mowery, 28, of 908 Ohio St., was charged today with domestic violence.
He allegedly threatened to harm Sharon Hill, of the same address, punched a hole in the wall above their bed and threw her car keys into the yard during a protracted argument.
He was arrested after officers located him and learned he was on probation in Hardin County facing a 39-month term in prison.