On March 10, 2026, the Ross County Sheriff’s Office responded to 15 incidents throughout the county, ranging from a structure fire and child enticement case resulting in an arrest to multiple reports of theft, fraud, and mental health concerns. The day’s activity included serious offenses such as aggravated arson and criminal child enticement alongside property crimes, wellness checks, and non-criminal incidents.

Structure Fire Under Investigation on Dunkard Hill Road

Case #SO-P2600918

At 12:15 a.m. on March 10, a deputy was dispatched to the area of Dunkard Hill Road and Charleston Pike in reference to a possible structure fire. Upon arrival, an investigation was started into the aggravated arson incident.

Juvenile Refusal to Attend School Investigated

Case #SO-P2600922

At 7:24 a.m., a deputy responded to Anderson Station Road regarding a juvenile complaint after receiving a call from a parent. The parent reported that her child was refusing to attend school, and an investigation was initiated.

Motor Vehicle Theft Reported in Greenfield

Case #SO-P2600919

At 8:04 a.m., a report was filed regarding the theft of a motor vehicle owned by a couple. The victim reported the vehicle stolen, and the incident was classified as theft by threat and motor vehicle theft.

Unruly Juvenile Complaint on Bethel Road

Case #SO-P2600920

At 8:16 a.m., Deputy Sams and Deputy Sutton were dispatched to Bethel Road in reference to a juvenile complaint. The deputies made contact with the juvenile’s mother, and an investigation was started.

Suspicious Person Report on Musselman Mill Road

Case #SO-P2600921

At 8:36 a.m., Deputy Nott was dispatched to Musselman Mill Road for a report of a suspicious person. A report was taken and documented in case of further incidents.

Shotgun Stolen from RV on Allen Road

Case #SO-P2600923

At 9:49 a.m., a report was filed regarding the theft of a shotgun from a residential vehicle. The victim reported the theft without consent, and the incident was documented by deputies.

Non-Suspicious Death Investigation in Frankfort

Case #SO-P2600924

At 10:04 a.m., a deputy was dispatched to North Main Street in Frankfort in reference to a possible death. The deputy arrived on scene, made contact with EMS personnel, and began an investigation classified as a non-suspicious death.

Non-Criminal Report at Tractor Supply

Case #SO-P2600925

At 11:09 a.m., Deputy Nott was dispatched to Jefferson Avenue at a Tractor Supply location for a report of a possible theft. A report was taken to document the non-criminal incident.

Fraudulent Check Cashing from Family Trust Account

Case #SO-P2600926

At 2:24 p.m., a report was filed regarding the fraudulent cashing of two checks from a family trust bank account. An unknown person or persons altered and cashed the checks without consent, and the incident was documented.

Altered Check Fraud Reported on Sunrush Boulevard

Case #SO-P2600927

At 2:04 p.m., a victim reported that an unknown person or persons had fraudulently altered a check and cashed it. The incident was classified as theft without consent.

Suicide Threat Complaint on Mount Zion Road

Case #SO-P2600928

At 1:49 p.m., a deputy was dispatched to Mount Zion Road in reference to a suicide threats complaint. The deputy arrived on scene and made contact with the caller, who reported that her fiancé was making concerning comments. An investigation was started.

Threats Complaint Results in Telecommunications Harassment Report

Case #SO-P2600929

At 4:42 p.m., a deputy was dispatched to Three Locks Road in reference to a threats complaint. The incident was classified as telecommunications harassment.

Inducing Panic Complaint on County Road 550

Case #SO-P2600930

On March 10, a deputy became aware of a complaint on County Road 550 in Frankfort. The deputy spoke to the complainant by phone, who provided information regarding an inducing panic incident. An investigation was started.

Suspicious Person Complaint Results in Child Enticement Arrest

Case #SO-P2600931

At 5:44 p.m., Deputy JoHansen responded to Western Avenue on a suspicious persons complaint. The response resulted in an arrest for criminal child enticement, specifically for knowingly soliciting, coaxing, enticing, or luring a child under 14 years of age.

Altered Mental Status Call at Rozelle Creek Market

Case #SO-P2600932

At 7:14 p.m., Deputy JoHansen was dispatched to Rozelle Creek Market to respond to a report of an individual with altered mental status. The incident was classified as non-criminal.

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