The Ross County Sheriff’s Office responded to seven incidents on May 20, 2026, ranging from drug possession and outstanding warrants to a missing person report and telecommunications harassment. Notable calls included a domestic violence investigation, a missing person case involving a fishing trip, and a foot pursuit assisted at the VA.
Traffic Stop Yields Drug Possession Arrest
Case #SO-P2602209
At approximately 7:12 a.m., Deputy Morgan conducted a traffic stop on North Bridge Street near US-35. The driver was arrested for an outstanding warrant, and suspected narcotics were located during the stop.
Domestic Violence Investigation Initiated
Case #SO-P2602210
At approximately 8:48 a.m., deputies were dispatched to the Law Enforcement Complex in reference to a domestic violence complaint from Grubb Road. Upon arrival, a subject advised deputies of several incidents that had recently occurred in his residence between himself and his wife. An investigation was started.
Citation Issued for Traffic Violation
Case #SO-P2602211
At approximately 10:45 a.m., a deputy observed a vehicle commit a traffic violation on South Bridge Street. A traffic stop was initiated, a citation was issued, and a report was written.
Missing Person Report Filed
Case #SO-P2602213
At approximately 4:03 p.m., deputies were dispatched to the Law Enforcement Complex in reference to a missing person report. An employee of Integrated Services reported that a resident had left on Saturday to go fishing and had not returned. An investigation was started and a report was written.
Foot Pursuit Assistance at Veterans Affairs
Case #SO-P2602214
At approximately 4:53 p.m., Sergeant Dutcher responded to the VA to assist in a foot pursuit. VA Police located the subject.
Non-Criminal Complaint Addressed
Case #SO-P2602215
At approximately 5:22 p.m., Deputy O’Bomsawin was dispatched to a residence on North Malone Road in reference to a non-criminal complaint.
Telecommunications Harassment Investigation Launched
Case #SO-P2602216
At approximately 6:29 p.m., Sergeant Riege received a phone report of a harassment complaint in Clarksburg. The caller stated that a Facebook post was made about their son and that they were receiving unwanted direct contact. An investigation was started.