Meigs County deputies respond to range of calls on February 3rd

MEIGS COUNTY, Ohio — On Saturday, February 3rd, 2024, the Meigs County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to various calls throughout the day, assisting with traffic stops, domestic violence incidents, and more. Here’s a summary of their activity:

Morning:

• 12:48 AM: Assisted another agency with a traffic stop on US 33 in Pomeroy, but were later cancelled by the State Highway Patrol.
• 9:04 AM: Responded to a domestic violence call on College Rd in Syracuse. The female party refused to cooperate, and the male party fled before deputies arrived. They searched the area but didn’t locate him.
• 9:44 AM: Checked on a residential alarm call on Manuel Rd in Racine,spoke with the resident, and confirmed everything was okay.
• 10:47 AM: Took a report for theft on Star Hall Rd in Langsville.
• 10:49 AM: Assisted another agency with making contact with individuals on Bradbury Rd in Middleport, but didn’t locate them.
• 11:07 AM: Responded to a residential alarm on Rocksprings Rd in Pomeroy,but were cancelled enroute by the alarm company.

Afternoon:

• 1:44 PM: Conducted a traffic stop on US 33 near SR 681 in Pomeroy. Driver Chelsea Worstell received a citation for expired registration.
• 4:16 PM: Stopped a vehicle on SR 7 near Hickory Hills Rd in Reedsville and issued a verbal warning for speeding.
• 4:26 PM: Pulled over a driver on SR 7 in Coolville. James Gibson III received a citation for expired registration.
• 4:39 PM: Made another traffic stop on SR 7 in Tuppers Plains, issuing a verbal warning for an equipment violation.
• 6:11 PM: Assisted another agency on Bradbury Rd in Middleport,contacting individuals and delivering a message.

Night:

• 11:02 PM: Investigated a complaint about someone shining a laser at an aircraft on Old Dexter Church Rd in Langsville. The area was patrolled,but no one with a laser was found.
• 11:21 PM: Responded to a domestic violence incident on Old Seven Rd in Reedsville. Evan Caldwell was arrested and charged with domestic violence, while the female party declined to cooperate.

This summary provides a snapshot of the Meigs County Sheriff’s Office activity on February 3rd, 2024. Remember, this information is based on publicly available reports and may not include all details of each incident.