Damien D Gutierrez, a 20-year-old white male, was booked into custody on July 14, 2026 at 1:53 AM by the Chillicothe Police Department. He was booked in connection with a case involving domestic violence with knowingly causing physical harm, having weapons while under disability, failure to provide change of address, and obstructing official business.
Name: Gutierrez, Damien D
Race: WHITE
Gender: MALE
Date of Birth: 8/27/2005
Hair Color: BROWN
Eye Color: BROWN
Height: 6’01”
Weight: 155 lbs
Booking Date: 7/14/2026 1:53 AM
Arrest Date: 7/14/2026 1:57 AM
Arresting Agency: CHILLICOTHE
Charges: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE _ KNOWINGLY CAUSE PHYSICAL HARM, HAVING WEAPONS WHILE UNDER DISABILITY, FAILURE TO PROVIDE CHANGE OF ADDRESS, OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS
About This Booking Record
Having Weapons While Under Disability
Having weapons while under disability (Ohio Revised Code §2923.13) prohibits certain persons — such as those with particular prior convictions — from possessing firearms or dangerous ordnance. It is a felony.
Domestic Violence
Domestic violence (Ohio Revised Code §2919.25) involves knowingly or recklessly causing or threatening physical harm to a family or household member. A first offense is generally a first-degree misdemeanor, with the degree increasing for prior offenses.
OVI / Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence
OVI (Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence), Ohio Revised Code §4511.19, makes it illegal to operate a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs. A first offense is a first-degree misdemeanor generally carrying three days to six months in jail, fines of roughly $565–$1,075, and a license suspension of one to three years. Penalties increase with high blood-alcohol readings or prior offenses; repeat OVIs can become felonies.
Obstructing Official Business / Justice
Obstructing official business (Ohio Revised Code §2921.31) and obstructing justice (§2921.32) involve acts that hamper a public official’s duties or help another avoid arrest or prosecution. Penalties range from misdemeanor to felony depending on the circumstances.
Chillicothe
Jurisdiction: Arrests by the Chillicothe Police Department are processed locally in Ross County. Misdemeanor cases are typically heard in the Chillicothe Municipal Court; felony cases proceed to the Ross County Court of Common Pleas.
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