On October 14, 2025, the Ross County Sheriff’s Office responded to a series of incidents ranging from traffic violations and warrants to mental health crises and non-injury accidents. These incidents were efficiently managed by the deputies, highlighting their ongoing efforts to maintain public safety and provide necessary support.

Expired Registration Traffic Stop

Case Number: SO-P2504652

Deputy Morgan conducted a traffic stop on October 14, 2025, on Massievile Rd near US-23 in Chillicothe for an expired registration. The driver was given a verbal warning after a probable cause search of the vehicle.

Arrest Warrant Executed

Case Number: SO-P2504654

At approximately 12:06 pm, on Liberty Hill Rd, Chillicothe, Sgt. Champion arrested a female who turned herself in on an active warrant. She was transported to jail and booked according to the warrant.

Non-Injury Vehicle Accident

Case Number: SO-P2504655

Sgt. Champion responded to a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Egypt Pike and Sandusky Blvd in Chillicothe. The vehicle went off the road and hit a guardrail. Thankfully, neither the driver nor the passenger sustained injuries.

Disorderly Conduct and Mental Health Assistance

Case Number: SO-P2504656

Deputy Morgan addressed a disorderly conduct incident involving a female with suicidal ideations on Camelin Hill Rd, Chillicothe. The female was voluntarily transported to Adena for further treatment.

Gunfire Complaint Investigation

Case Number: SO-P2504657

Deputies Nott and Jackson were dispatched to Toad Hollow Rd, Chillicothe, to investigate a reported gunfire complaint. The incident was classified as non-criminal.

Emergency Mental Health Intervention

Case Number: SO-P2504658

In response to a suicide attempt on Clements Ln, Chillicothe, Deputies Nott and Jackson conducted an emergency mental health intervention, safeguarding the individual in distress.

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