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Warrant, I-77: On Jan. 20, police observed a car without a front license plate and a temporary tag on the bumper that was covered in dirt. While talking to the Cleveland driver, the officer smelled marijuana.
When asked about the smell, the man gave the officer a marijuana cigar. It turned out the driver had warrants from the Cleveland and Cleveland Heights police departments. He had a suspended license.
The driver was arrested and held for transport. The man also had a protection order regarding the passenger. He was charged with violation of protection order, drug abuse, driving with a suspended license and no front license plate.
Warrant, I-77: On Jan. 20, police observed a gray Chevy Malibu without rear license plate illumination driving southbound on I-77. It turned out one of the passengers had three warrants, including one from Mentor Police.
He was arrested and held for transport. The driver was cited for no rear plate illumination and released.
Marijuana possession, Highland Drive: On Jan. 16, police were dispatched to a Highland Drive home after parents discovered their daughter had marijuana. They felt she was headed down the wrong path.
They told her she couldn’t smoke in the house. That’s when the daughter went to her car and returned with something underneath her shirt. The mother than confronted the daughter. She was able to get two baggies of marijuana from the girl. That’s when the daughter hit both her mother and dad.
She then left in her car. An officer located the car on I-77. The officer escorted the daughter home. She was later arrested for drug abuse, but the parents refused to press assault charges. The parents said they wanted her daughter to get help for her marijuana addiction.
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