The Ross County Sheriff’s Office responded to 5 incidents on September 23, 2026, ranging from a vehicle crash and mental health checks to disorderly conduct complaints and a driving suspension violation. Notable calls included a vehicle crash on SR-772 that left one man with minor injuries, a welfare check for a possible suicidal woman on Williamsport Pike, and two separate disorderly conduct investigations in Kenowa Village and Kingston.
Vehicle Crash and Suspended License Violation on SR-772
Case #SO-P2604167
On September 23 at 12:40 a.m., Deputy Morgan responded to a vehicle crash in the 3000 block of SR-772 involving a driving-under-suspension violation and failure to control the vehicle. One man reported minor injuries.
Welfare Check Leads to Investigation on S. Douglas Avenue
Case #SO-P2604168
On September 23 at 8:05 a.m., a deputy was dispatched to S. Douglas Avenue in Chillicothe for a welfare check. Units had negative contact with the subject they were sent to check on, and an investigation was started under an emergency mental illness hold.
Threats Complaint Leads to Disorderly Conduct Report in Kenowa Village
Case #SO-P2604170
On September 23 at 5:15 p.m., Deputy O’Bomsawin was dispatched to a residence in Kenowa Village in Chillicothe in reference to a threats complaint. A disorderly conduct report was taken.
Welfare Check for Possible Suicidal Woman on Williamsport Pike
Case #SO-P2604169
On September 23 at 10:09 p.m., Sgt. Riege and Deputy Washek were dispatched to an address on Williamsport Pike in reference to a possible suicidal female. The caller stated that statements had been made suggesting suicidal ideation, and a report was made.
Disorderly Conduct Report Filed in Kingston
Case #SO-P2604171
On September 23 around 11:32 p.m., Deputy Williamson was dispatched to S. Main Street in Kingston for a non-active disorderly conduct complaint. The deputy made contact with the complainant and a report was generated.