The Mental Health and Recovery Services Board and Quest Recovery and Prevention Services will present a free event to inform the public about the real issues around prescription medication/opiate use and abuse. The event takes place at 6:30 p.m. at Stark
The following information was supplied by the North Canton Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
Police responded to Hoover High School after being told one student gave another a brownie laced with marijuana during the school day on April 20. The student ate the brownie knowing that the marijuana was in it, according to the police report. The report did not list any suspect information. Car damaged by rock-thrower on Everhard Road Someone threw a rock at a car's windshield three to four times, breaking the windshield and denting the roof, between 11:30 p.m. May 4 and 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The car was sitting in the 100 block of Everhard Road. Drunken man with shopping cart arrested outside Gabriel Bros. A 30-year-old Canton man was arrested for theft and disorderly conduct by intoxication about 2 a.m. April 28, after police saw him …
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A North Canton woman called police about 9:50 a.m. Tuesday to report that a video of a local 16-year-old boy in the bath tub had been posted all over Facebook and YouTube that day. Five 15- and 16-year-olds were involved in the making and posting of the video, according to a call-for-service entry from the North Canton Police Department. Police contacted the Stark County Prosecutor's Office, which said no crime was committed because the boy's genitals were not exposed in the video.
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Police say Zachary L. McKinney, 21, of Canton, led them on a high-speed chase into Canton, where McKinney crashed his car and was arrested
North Canton police arrested a 21-year-old Canton man who led them and Ohio Highway Patrol troopers on a high-speed chase through the city early this morning. Here's the account police give: Zachary L. McKinney was speeding in a Toyota Camry southbound in the 1400 block of South Main Street in North Canton about 3 a.m. today. McKinney didn't pull over when police turned on their sirens and he continued driving south, out of the city on Cleveland Avenue NW. An Ohio Highway Patrol trooper, who had seen the pursuit from the 4400 block of Cleveland Avenue NW, helped in the pursuit until McKinney lost control of his car and crashed in the 2300 block of 38th Street NW in Canton. There were no injuries reported and only minor damage to the …
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Friends and family members of Cody Dollinger and Matthew Buzzard watched as the two men were sworn in as full-time North Canton police officers Monday night
The North Canton Police Department officially welcomed two new faces to the force Monday night as officers Cody Dollinger and Matthew Buzzard were sworn in as full-time officers. "I noticed they both have a strong desire to become police officers," Police Chief Stephan Wilder said at the swearing-in ceremony that took place just before the North Canton City Council meeting. "They've got the heart, and they've got the desire and that means a whole lot when you're focused on going at this career." The addition of Dollinger and Buzzard brings the number of officers up to 15, Wilder said. "I think they both have good heads on their shoulders. They're intelligent. And they're exercising good common sense, which I think are good qualities for …
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The Stark County Prosecutor's Office and North Canton police are teaming up to help keep residents safe with a crime watch meeting Tuesday night
A few burglaries along Everhard Road in the past year have residents wondering why they're being targeted. Their concerns prompted a crime watch meeting, set to take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the North Canton City Council Chambers. Jim Knight, a crime prevention specialist with the Stark County Prosecutor's Office, will lead the meeting, which will help residents become proactive against crime. North Canton Police Lt. Stanley Strausser said the department has investigated five burglaries on Everhard Road since the beginning of 2011. It may not seem like a large number, but it is for that type of area. "The problem is it's right on a main road," Strausser said. "Most of our burglaries occur on residential streets." Although the prosecutor'…
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Police Chief: Woman faces falsification charges after admitting the story was her creation.
The South Main Street abduction is a hoax, according to North Canton Police. The woman who told police two men shoved her into a van Monday night on South Main Street has admitted making up the story. Laura M. Daugherty voluntarily appeared at the police department this morning to formally confess. She was arrested, summoned, then released, police said. She faces a first-degree misdemeanor for falsification. She is scheduled to appear in Canton Municipal Court at 9 a.m. on May 10. Originally, Daugherty said two men, one masked, accosted her as she left a restaurant. After driving off with the woman, she said she was able to escape and return to her North Main Street residence. Though she received treatment from the North Canton Fire …
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Man tries to steal fish oil, probiotic gel A 69-year-old man was charged with a misdemeanor count of theft after strolling out of the Maple Street Giant Eagle without paying for his fish oil, probiotic gel and Aveeno moisturizer, totaling $41. Baker Inspection Group tagged with graffiti A graffiti artist tagged the Baker Inspection Group building and nearby Dumpster sometime between 7 p.m. April 26 and 9 a.m. April 27. The building is located at 413 Applegrove St. Estimated damage is $550. $13,000 in jewelry stolen from Democracy Drive home Someone broke into a home in the 1400 block of Democracy Drive NW between 11:45 a.m. and 3:48 p.m. April 28 and stole $13,255 in jewelry. Winning lotto ticket, checkbook stolen from car A checkbook, $1 …
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North Canton detectives are piecing together information regarding a woman who was abducted on South Main Street this week.
The North Canton Police Department is still piecing together information regarding an abduction late Monday night on South Main Street. Police Sgt. Frank Kemp said detectives are gathering information regarding the men a 31-year-old woman said shoved her into a van. Kemp said Thursday morning no arrests had been, but that new information would soon be available. He expected the department to release it Thursday afternoon, but later pushed the announcement back a day. "Our detectives are still working on it," he said. The woman escaped the van and ran to her North Main Street home, police said. She called 911 about 11:30 p.m. that night and was later taken to Aultman Hospital for injuries. Prior to that, the men, one wearing a mask, drove …
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A woman told North Canton police two men abducted her in the 100 block of South Main Street Monday night
North Canton police are investigating an abduction that was reported in the 100 block of South Main Street late Monday night. A 31-year-old woman told police two men, one wearing a mask, shoved her into a van and drove off, according to a call-for-service entry from the North Canton Police Department. The woman's face was cut during the attack. The woman was able to get out of the vehicle and run to safety at her home on North Main Street. She called 911 about 11:30 p.m. that night and was later taken to Aultman Hospital for injuries. Police Sgt. Shawn Bates said the department is actively investigating the abduction. The police report isn't complete yet; nor has a news release been issued about the attack. "We're rounding up some loose …
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Randy Campbell
3:16 pm on Friday, May 4, 2012
Your Headline mentions Graffiti Artist? How about tell the truth here, it is: Graffiti Vandal Graffiti Criminal Real Artist create art in a legal fashion, they do not go out and plaster paint on the property of others, on property that does not belong to them. If this vandal were to go to your home and throw plaster his spraypaint on your home and property, I would guess that you would not refer … more ›