HILLSBORO, Ohio — Highland County deputies responded to a property-line dispute between neighbors that ended in disorderly conduct warnings and handled four domestic disturbance calls over a two-day stretch, while four people were arrested or cited on separate charges, according to the Highland County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies went to the 10000 block of Davis Road after a report of trespassing on Oct. 6, the sheriff’s office said. An investigation determined the call stemmed from a dispute between neighbors over a property line, and both parties were given a warning for disorderly conduct.
The sheriff’s office also fielded four domestic disturbance calls during the period. A deputy responded to a residence on West Main Street in Mowrystown on Oct. 5, where an investigation determined the dispute was a verbal altercation; all parties were spoken to and no charges were issued. A resident of the 5700 block of Leininger Haigh Road reported a domestic disturbance on Oct. 6, and the parties separated with no charges filed. A deputy also responded to a domestic disturbance in the 700 block of Garvie Road, which likewise resulted in no charges, the sheriff’s office said.
Four people were arrested or cited during the two-day span. Juan A. De La Cruz, 30, of Hillsboro, was cited for operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. Donald R. Click III, 41, of Peebles, was arrested on charges of failure to appear, theft and criminal trespassing. Gary R. Resibois, 46, of Hillsboro, was arrested for failure to appear, and Pearlee E. Newcomb, 39, of Hillsboro, was cited for driving under suspension.
The sheriff’s office logged 111 total calls for service over the two days, including 64 law enforcement calls, 41 EMS calls and six fire calls. The Highland County Jail held 46 inmates as of the report — 41 men and five women.
Suspects are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
The information contained in this story was obtained from the Highland County Sheriff’s Office.
