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Jason Clevenger, 34, of 1028 Heritage Court, Bellefontaine, was charged with disorderly conduct and was issued a civil protection order violation following an incident Sunday at a residence near DeGraff.
Deputies of the Logan County Sheriff’s Office responded about 2:25 p.m. to 645 S. Township Road 33 in reference to a suspicious person.
Lisa Colley, 52, and David Pennington, 49, both of Bellefontaine, reported that they were landscaping at the residence when they were approached by a shirtless man. Ms. Colley contacted deputies who arrived and identified the man as Mr. Clevenger.
The defendant could not explain how he got to the residence or who brought him there. Deputies noticed he showed signs of impairment and a records check determined that he had been served a CPO prohibiting him from being at this residence, where he previously resided.
Deputies noted that the reporting parties did not know the defendant, and had no connection to the CPO. Mr. Clevenger was lodged in the Logan County Jail.
Summonses issued after dispute
Two individuals were issued summonses following a dispute Thursday evening at 16048 Barnes Drive, Belle Center.
Tim Myers, 18, of that address, was issued a summons for possession of drug paraphernalia, and Charles Houser, 43, of 285 Main St, Lakeview, was issued summonses for criminal damaging and assault.
Deputies were dispatched to the residence about 7:10 p.m., and spoke with Mr. Myers. He reported that he had been smoking marijuana in a storage shed at his parents’ residence, when Mr. Houser and his daughter arrived. Mr. Houser is a friend of Mr. Myers’ father.
Mr. Houser reportedly told him not to smoke marijuana around his daughter, and eventually an altercation ensued between the two men. Mr. Myers attempted to record the incident with an iPod, and the device was damaged during this incident. No injuries were reported.
Driver charged with OVI
Steven D. Tracey, 35, of 3709 Township Road 108, Huntsville, was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs and was issued a summons for an open container violation following a traffic stop Saturday evening.
Deputies report Mr. Tracey’s vehicle failed to stop at a stop sign on County Road 39 at Township Road 100 about 10:40 p.m. The traffic stop was then initiated on T.R. 108 near C.R. 39.
Deputies noticed he showed signs of impairment, and he declined to submit to field sobriety tests. An open can of beer was observed in his vehicle.
The defendant was placed under arrest and transported to the Bellefontaine Police Department for a breath test, where he declined to take that test. He also was cited for a stop sign violation and was released to a sober person.
Woman flown from morning crash
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