Cleveland man who fled Shaker officers arrested when evidence found in abandoned car: Shaker Heights police blotter

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Cleveland man who fled Shaker officers arrested when evidence found in abandoned car: Shaker Heights police blotter

Also in the Shaker Heights blotter, police arrested a man, 32, for assaulting and choking his live-in girlfriend.

By Jeff Piorkowski/special to cleveland.com

Man at crash site asked police to give him a break because he had been drinking: Bainbridge Township police blotter

As seen in this week's Bainbridge Township police blotter, officers released a 70-year-old man to his wife 1:20 p.m. Jan. 12 after he crashed his car into a fire hydrant. An off-duty officer called the police station to report seeing the incident. When an on-duty officer arrived, the man asked him to give him a break because he had been drinking. The subject showed evidence that he was intoxicated and failed a blood alcohol test. Police cited him for failure to control his vehicle and operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

By Joan Rusek, special to cleveland.com

Crash suspect denies drinking, officers recover whiskey bottles: North Olmsted Police Blotter

An officer at about 4:49 p.m. on Jan. 9 responded to a report of a three-car crash on Lorain Road at Bailey Road. The suspected at-fault driver had fled the scene southbound on Bailey Road, according to a police report

By Bruce Geiselman, special to cleveland.com

Police recover truck reported as stolen, investigate burglary: Lakewood Police Blotter

An officer at 7:57 a.m. on Jan. 9 reported he was out with a rental truck that had been reported as stolen on Detroit Avenue near Clarence Avenue. An adult male was arrested for receiving stolen property.

By Bruce Geiselman, special to cleveland.com

Scam alert for phone calls from foreign embassies: Pepper Pike Police Blotter

Asking you to send a copy of your driver's license overseas is probably not a legit diplomatic protocol.

By Thomas Jewell, special to cleveland.com

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