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10/16/2026

Bay Village Press Release
10/12/26

On October 4, 2026 at 4:00 pm, BVPD and BVFD responded to a report of smoke on the seventh floor of The Knickerbocker Apartments. Upon arrival, responders found heavy smoke in the hallway but no active fire. The smoke was determined to have originated from a resident who had accidentally burned their dinner.

On October 4, 2026 at 6:00 pm, BVPD was contacted by Westlake PD for mutual aid regarding an incident that originated in Avon. Westlake PD advised that the involved vehicle had exited the highway and was traveling northbound on Columbia Road. Upon arrival, officers located the vehicle, which contained three juveniles, and conducted a stop. Officers learned that one of the juveniles had set off fireworks at the GetGo gas station in Avon. When the caller attempted to obtain the vehicle’s information, the juveniles became argumentative and threw items at the caller’s vehicle. One juvenile was transported home to a residence in Bay Village. The other involved parties were advised to their respective police jurisdictions regarding the incident.

On October 5, 2026 at 4:44pm, BVPD received a call regarding two suspicious persons at Reese Park. Upon arrival, officers made contact with the two individuals and advised them of the city’s regulations regarding camping in city parks. The individuals were then sent on their way without further incident.

On October 5, 2026 at 7:50 pm, A resident and their juvenile arrived at BVPD to file a report regarding an online extortion incident. The juvenile had initiated a conversation on Instagram with an unknown individual they believed to be female. The two exchanged photographs, after which the individual threatened to share the juvenile’s photos with their Instagram friends unless money was sent via Apple payment services. The juvenile was counseled on social media safety. Police are investigating.

On October 10, 2026 at 10:33 am, BVPD observed a traffic violation near Lake Road and Vineland Road and conducted a traffic stop. Upon making contact with the driver, officers discovered an outstanding warrant through the Portage County Sheriff’s Office. The warrant was confirmed but was outside the agency’s pickup radius. The registered owner was issued citations for failure to reinstate and defective brake lights. The driver was also advised of Ohio’s laws regarding the transportation of ma*****na and secured their personal items in the trunk of the vehicle. They will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On October 8, 2026 at 10:22 am, Rocky River PD contacted BVPD regarding a male detained on outstanding warrants issued by BVPD. The warrants were confirmed, and an officer was dispatched to take custody of the male. The male was arrested and transported to the BVPD jail to be booked and held.

On October 9, 2026 at 6:00 pm, A resident responded to BVPD to report being the victim of a scam involving gift cards. The resident reported losing several thousand dollars after sending gift cards to an unknown individual. BVPD is investigating the incident.

On October 9, 2026 at 9:51 pm, BVPD responded to a mutual aid request from MetroParks PD for assistance in locating a male subject reportedly throwing bags into the creek. BVPD officers assisted with the search but were unsuccessful in locating the individual.

On October 10, 2026 at 10:30 am, BVFD requested BVPD’s assistance with an injured male who had fallen on Canterbury Road. BVPD and BVFD responded and located the male, who reported he had been walking his dog when the dog pulled on the leash, causing him to lose his balance and fall. The male was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment.

10/13/2026

Attention motorists. Road Closure.

Columbia Road will be closed from Osborne Road and Columbia Court to Wolf Road on Wednesday, October 14th, 2026, as weather allows. The closure will be from 8 AM to noon, and allows for the safe removal a large tree that is adjacent to power wires.

Please pass along to local residents or those who may travel the area.

Thanks
BVPD

Join us for the Amy Mihaljevic 5k, Walk and Kids Dash.It is FREE to register. Help us honor her memory was we work towar...
10/05/2026

Join us for the Amy Mihaljevic 5k, Walk and Kids Dash.

It is FREE to register. Help us honor her memory was we work towards justice for Amy and her family. Hope to see the whole community there on October 24 at 9am.

https://runsignup.com/Race/OH/BayVillage/AmyMihaljevic

10/05/2026

Bay Village Press Release
10/06/26

On September 27, 2026 at 4:00 pm, A resident responded to the station to report a suspected fraud. The resident stated that after fueling their vehicle at Speedway on Columbia in Bay, they received alerts from their bank regarding fraudulent activity on their account. The fraudulent charges originated in Florida and totaled more than $3,000. BVPD officers responded to Speedway to check for possible card skimming devices. Officers located no skimming devices at the location. Speedway personnel also advised that no other customers had reported similar incidents. The resident stated that their bank advised the fraudulent charges would be reimbursed. Police are investigating.

On September 28, 2026 at 11:56 am, Westlake PD contacted BVPD and advised they were conducting a traffic stop involving a female who had an active warrant through BVPD. The warrant was confirmed, and a BVPD unit responded to the traffic stop to take custody of the female. The female was transported to the BVPD jail, where she was booked and subsequently released on bond. She is facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 30, 2026 at 3:20 am, BVPD observed two vehicles parked near Chatty’s Pizza, both of which were running. As officers approached the vehicles, two individuals were found in the backseat of one of the vehicles. The male entered the driver's seat and finished getting dressed. Upon speaking with the parties, officers suspected the individuals were under the influence. The male was offered standardized field sobriety testing and subsequently placed under arrest for physical control. The male was transported to the BVPD jail. He was given an opportunity to provide a breath sample, which he agreed to provide. The breath test yielded a BAC of 0.048%. The 19-year-old male was charged with physical control, operation under OVI suspension, disorderly conduct; intoxicated and open container. Both parties were released to a sober adult at BVPD. The male will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 30, 2026 at 5:20 am, A male responded to the station to pick up a party who was under the influence from a previous incident. Upon running the male's information, officers discovered that his driver's license was suspended. The male was issued a citation for Driving Under Suspension, and his vehicle was impounded. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 30, 2026 at 9:00 am, As part of an ongoing investigation, BVPD detectives responded to an address in Bay to serve an arrest warrant. The female was taken into custody and transported to the BVPD jail, where she was booked and subsequently released on bond.

On September 30, 2026 at 11:00 am, LCSO contacted BVPD and advised that they would be releasing a female who had an active warrant through BVPD. BVPD confirmed the warrant and placed a holder on the female. BVPD officers responded to LCSO and took custody of the female. She was transported to the BVPD jail, where she was booked and subsequently released on bond. She will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.
On October 1, 2026 at 1:48 pm, an employee from Heinen’s responded to BVPD to report a theft. The employee stated that an older female had entered the store on several occasions and stolen merchandise. The employee advised that the store has video surveillance footage documenting the thefts. Police are investigating.

On October 2, 2026 at 5:00 pm, BVPD officers observed a vehicle traveling northbound on Cahoon near Osborn. The vehicle accelerated and overtook several vehicles, including a truck and trailer carrying parade participants traveling to the staging area north of the traffic stop. BVPD conducted a traffic stop near Cahoon and W. Oakland. Upon making contact with the driver, officers suspected the male driver was operating the vehicle under the influence. The driver was offered standardized field sobriety testing, to which he initially agreed. After completing the eye examination portion of the test, the driver refused to participate in any further testing. The driver was subsequently placed under arrest. During the investigation, officers located an open container in the vehicle's cup holder. The driver's five-year-old child was present in the vehicle and was released to the child's mother, who responded to the scene. The driver was transported to the BVPD jail for booking. He was provided with an opportunity to submit to a breath test, which he declined. The male was booked and subsequently released to a sober adult. He was charged with OVI, child endangering, open container and overtaking. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

Bay Village Schools Homecoming Parade on Friday October 2.Homecoming Traffic Update – Please Plan Accordingly!The 2026 B...
10/02/2026

Bay Village Schools Homecoming Parade on Friday October 2.

Homecoming Traffic Update – Please Plan Accordingly!

The 2026 Bay Village Homecoming parade will begin at around 5:30pm at the Corner of Wolf Road and Cahoon Road. It proceeds westbound on Wolf Road until it reaches the Bay High School parking lot. It is expected to last until 6:35pm. Vehicles will NOT be able to enter the High School parking lot at this time.
Vehicles CANNOT enter the high school parking lot through the exit off of Bassett Road. This is a ONE-WAY access and is used by motorists and pedestrians.

Parking at Bay High School is generally limited. The Homecoming crowd is expected to be large. If you live close enough, please consider walking to the game. With the limited parking and the expected crowds, arriving by foot will save you time in the long term.

Out of city guests coming to the Homecoming game, please consider the following:
Access to the parking lot will be limited due to the Homecoming parade.
Parking is limited at the High School, even during regular football games.
Vehicles cannot block access or park in a fire lane. Vehicles could be cited and/or towed at the owner’s expense. There is parking on nearby side streets. Please be courteous, park legally, and respect local homeowners.
Please consider arriving early and parking in nearby local lots. There is parking in the Cleveland Metroparks, in Cahoon Park and at Bay Middle School. All of these lots are within 1 mile or about a 20 minute walk to the High School Stadium.
Please give yourself extra time. Be mindful of pedestrians (especially children) and drive safely.
Thanks for your understanding,
and GO ROCKETS!
BVPD

09/29/2026

Bay Village Press Release
09/28/26

On September 20, 2026 at 12:54 pm, a resident in the area of Russell and Upland contacted BVPD to report a suspicious circumstance. On 09/20/2026 at approximately 0245 hours, the resident reported that his security cameras captured several juveniles running up his driveway while carrying a step ladder. The juveniles attempted to take the resident’s ladder but fled the property without it. No property was reported stolen or damaged. The incident appeared to involve juvenile mischief. The homeowner was advised that the incident would be documented.

On September 20, 2026 at 4:00 pm, A male and a family member came to the department to inquire about a current investigation. During the inquiry, it was determined that the male had an active warrant out of Olmsted Township. The male was detained while the warrant was verified. OTPD confirmed the warrant and advised they would respond to North Olmsted PD to take custody of the male. BVPD transported the male to North Olmsted PD and turned him over to OTPD custody without incident.

On September 23, 2026 at 10:00 am, A resident contacted BVPD and was highly agitated regarding concerns involving artificial intelligence. BVPD was dispatched to the resident’s residence on Huntmere to speak with him. The resident was provided information regarding current scams and was reassured that he was safe and okay. The resident was advised to remain cautious of potential scams and to contact BVPD if additional concerns arose.

On September 23, 2026 at 1:00 pm, BVPD observed a vehicle being operated with registration that had been expired since 10/2025. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was found to have a suspended driver’s license. The driver was issued citations for expired registration and driving under suspension. The vehicle was subsequently towed from the scene. The male will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 23, 2026 at 2:30 pm, BVPD received multiple complaints regarding traffic congestion and parking violations in the area of Osborn Road and Dover Center Road during school dismissal at St. Raphael School. The complaints involved parents double-parking on both sides of the roadway and blocking residential driveways. BVPD monitored the area during school dismissal and observed two violations. The BVPD would like to reminder motorists to refrain from double-parking on either side of the roadway and to avoid blocking residential driveways.

On September 23, 2026 at 3:00 pm, BVPD received a call regarding a vehicle driving through yards in the area of Parkside and Lake Road. BVPD responded and located the vehicle in question. The driver stated that he accidentally depressed the accelerator instead of the brake, causing the vehicle to travel through his fencing and across Lake Road. The male was issued a citation for failure to control. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 23, 2026 at 5:45 pm, A resident came to the BVPD lobby to report being scammed out of approximately $5,000. The resident stated they were selling a boat through a paid online website when an unknown individual contacted them posing as a potential buyer. The individual sent the resident two fraudulent checks, which the resident was instructed to deposit. The resident subsequently discovered the checks were fraudulent and reported the loss. BVPD is investigating the incident.

On September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm, A BVPD unit on patrol observed a motorcycle displaying no registration while passing other vehicles in the designated bicycle lane. The officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop, but the motorcycle operator failed to stop and fled from police. Officers followed until the motorcycle exited the city via Columbia Road and entered I-90 eastbound.

On September 24, 2026 at 9:39 am, BVPD observed a traffic violation in the area of Columbia Road and Eaton Way. A traffic stop was conducted on the box truck. Upon speaking with the driver and passenger, officers determined that the passenger had active felony warrants through the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO). The male was detained while the warrants were verified. After confirmation, BVPD transported the male to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office and turned him over to their custody. The driver was issued a warning regarding required brake lights and applicable ma*****na laws.

On September 24, 2026 at 11:15 am, BVPD was dispatched to a backyard in the area of Osborn Road and Forest Road for a report of a coyote that had been lying down and had not moved for an extended period of time. BVPD responded and located the coyote. Upon officers approaching, the coyote ran from the area and displayed no apparent signs of injury or illness. No further action was required.

On September 24, 2026 at 3:00 pm, a resident responded to BVPD to report a theft. The resident stated they purchased a cell phone from an individual and believed the phone was unlocked. After taking the phone home, the resident discovered that the phone was still locked and could not be used as expected. The resident contacted the seller, who advised that they would resolve the issue. The seller subsequently resold the phone and failed to return the resident’s money. BVPD is investigating the incident.

On September 24, 2026 at 3:44 pm, BVPD and Westcom received a call regarding a female who was reportedly down in a private park in the area of Cliff Road/Clague Road. BVPD responded and located the female unresponsive with signs consistent with a possible overdose. The female regained consciousness and refused medical treatment from BVFD.

Due to the female’s condition, she was placed under arrest for disorderly conduct while intoxicated. During a search of the female, officers located suspected narcotics. The female was transported to BVPD, where a field test was conducted on the suspected narcotics and returned a positive result. The female was booked and held overnight. She was charged with disorderly conduct while intoxicated (DCI) and a felony drug offense. The female was arraigned via Zoom through Rocky River Municipal Court and pleaded guilty to the DCI charge. The felony drug charge was bound over to Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, where she will face further proceedings.

On September 25, 2026 at 12:29 am, BVPD conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle whose listed owner was found to be under an OVI suspension. The registered owner/driver was issued a citation for driving under suspension. The vehicle was towed from the scene, and the driver’s license was seized. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 25, 2026 at 6:18 pm, A resident responded to BVPD to report that she had fallen victim to a scam. The female stated she received a phone call from an individual who identified themselves as a member of Geek Squad. The caller advised the female that she was overdue on a payment and instructed her to send money through cryptocurrency. The female reported losing approximately $7,000 as a result of the scam. BVPD is investigating the incident.

On September 26, 2026 at 10:08 am, A resident responded to BVPD to report a fraud. The resident stated they hired a pest control company and paid for the services by check. The resident later discovered that the check had been altered and that funds had been withdrawn from their account without authorization. BVPD is investigating the incident.

09/21/2026

Bay Village Press Release
09/21/26

On September 13, 2026 at 8:50 pm, BVPD received a third-party call regarding a possible domestic disturbance. BVPD responded to the area of Russell Road and Upland Road and checked the residence provided by the caller. The residence was cleared, and the involved parties were not located at the address. Contact was subsequently made with the involved parties, and BVPD was made aware that the family member who initiated the original call was experiencing cognitive decline.

On September 14, 2026 at 8:00 am, BVPD was contacted by a driver who reported being involved in an accident at Lake Road/ Porter Creek. The driver stated the other vehicle left the scene after the accident. The reporting driver advised they would pull into the Huntington Beach parking lot. BVPD responded to the parking lot and obtained information for an OH-1 hit-skip report. The driver and witnesses were able to provide a description of the male driver, the make and color of the suspect vehicle, and the first few letters of the vehicle's license plate. A search through Flock Safety identified a possible suspect vehicle. The reporting driver confirmed it was the vehicle involved in the accident and that the male associated with the vehicle was the driver who left the scene. BVPD responded to a Bay Village address to speak with the resident. The vehicle was located at the residence and had damage matching the reported accident, including a transfer of white paint. The driver denied being involved in an accident but admitted to being at the location of the accident. The driver was issued a citation for stopping after accident and ACDA. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 14, 2026 at 12:29 pm, BVPD received a call from a resident on Maple reporting a suspicious vehicle parked on the street. BVPD responded and located the vehicle in question, which was parked and unoccupied. The vehicle was legally parked and was determined to belong to a homeowner on Maple.

On September 14, 2026 at 3:25 pm, BVPD received a call regarding a possible intoxicated driver traveling eastbound on Lake Road from Dover Center Road. BVPD located the caller and the vehicle in question and conducted a traffic stop. Upon speaking with the driver, no signs of impairment were observed. The female driver stated she had been using her cell phone to enter an address. Upon identifying the driver, BVPD learned that her driver's license was suspended. The driver was issued a citation for driving under suspension. She will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 14, 2026 at 4:51 pm, BVPD received a call from a resident in the area of Electric and Vineland regarding a loud boom and smoke coming from a backyard. Upon arrival, multiple residents were outside and expressed concern regarding the loud noise. BVPD spoke with the homeowner, who admitted to discharging an M-80-type firework in his backyard. The homeowner was subsequently issued a citation for the unlawful discharge of fireworks. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 18, 2026 at 4:00 pm, BVPD received a request for a welfare check on a male at an address in the 26000 block of Lake Road. The caller reported that her boyfriend had health problems and was not answering her phone calls. BVPD responded to the address and spoke with the residents, who advised that the male had never lived at the address. BVPD dispatch subsequently contacted the caller and learned that she had been the victim of a scam. The caller was advised to contact her local police department to report the incident.

On September 18, 2026 at 4:46 pm, BVPD was dispatched to 328 Bassett for a report of a theft. The resident reported that her juvenile daughter and her daughter's friend entered the establishment and remained inside for approximately one hour. When the girls were preparing to leave, the juvenile realized her bicycle had been stolen. Security footage was obtained from the establishment, which confirmed the bicycle had been stolen. Police are investigating.

On September 19, 2026 at 5:00 am, BVPD received a call regarding a disabled vehicle near Lake Road and Columbia Road. BVPD responded to the area and located the vehicle and its driver. Upon speaking with the driver, officers suspected the driver was under the influence. The driver had struck the traffic island at Lake Road and Columbia Road, disabling the vehicle. The driver refused to submit to standardized field sobriety testing and was subsequently placed under arrest. The driver was transported to the BVPD jail for booking. The driver was given an opportunity to submit to a breath test but refused. The driver was later released to a sober adult. The driver was charged with OVI and failure to control. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 19, 2026 at 9:40 am, BVPD observed a vehicle whose listed owner had an active OVI-related driver's license suspension. BVPD conducted a traffic stop on Clague Road near the overpass. The driver was issued a citation for driving under an ALS suspension. The vehicle was subsequently towed from the scene. The driver was provided a courtesy ride to an establishment in Westlake. He will be facing charges through Rocky River Municipal Court.

25th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks:In remembrance of those who tragically passed on 9/11. You are forever in our heart...
09/11/2026

25th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks:

In remembrance of those who tragically passed on 9/11. You are forever in our hearts, our thoughts and in our prayers.

09/09/2026

Bay Village Press Release
09/07/26

On August 31, at 8:31am, Bay Village Police reported that they were out with a juvenile e-bike rider in the area of Dover Center and Osborn Road. The rider was operating equipment improperly and did not have the correct equipment on the bike. His parents were notified and told to bring the proper equipment so that he could ride home safely. They were advised that the bike would be confiscated and citations issued if the behavior was observed again.

On August 31, at 11:32pm, Bay Village Police noticed a male walking afterhours in Cahoon Park. They made contact and determined that he was under the influence. The male was offered a ride to his home while police kept his car keys for safe keeping, to be picked up the next morning.

On September 3, 2026 at 9:36am, Bay Village Police were dispatched to the lobby on a Fraud report. Police arrived and spoke with the son of the victim, who reported that his mother had sent around $38,000 in wire transfers over the last year in what he thinks is a dating scam. The complainant went to a local bank to seek assistance for his mother and her accounts. The Bay Village Detective Bureau is investigating.

On September 3, at 9:44am, Bay Village Police were on patrol in the area of Columbia Road and Eaton Way when they stopped a vehicle for a registration violation. Police spoke with the registered owner and passenger. Both were identified and the passenger was found to have outstanding warrants in Pennsylvania with full extradition. When the male was taken into custody and searched, suspected drugs and paraphernalia was discovered. The male was taken into custody on the strength of the warrant and new drug charges. He was later seen in Rocky River Municipal Court and later turned over to authorities in Pennsylvania.

On September 4, at 11:25pm, Bay Village Police were on patrol in the area of Lake Road, near Huntmere Drive when they noticed a vehicle with an equipment violation. Police stopped the vehicle and spoke with the driver, a 65-year-old Westlake resident. After an investigation it was suspected that the operator was under the influence. The male failed field sobriety tests and was placed under arrest. He was transported to the BVPD Jail and was given the opportunity to take an Intoxilyzer test. The male submitted to the test which showed a .12% blood alcohol content. When the male was searched, suspected drugs were found on his person. When asked, the male admitted that it was co***ne. The male is facing numerous charges in Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 4, at 9:57pm, Bay Village Police were on patrol in the area of Bassett Road and Wolf Road when they attempted to stop a vehicle for an equipment violation. Once emergency equipment was activated, the vehicle, a black Chevy Malibu began to flee from police. A pursuit was initiated and the vehicle made its way through Bay Village and into Westlake. The vehicle was eventually stopped by Westlake officers in the area of Hilliard and Bradley Road when WLPD used a pursuit intervention technique (P.I.T.) maneuver to disable the vehicle.

Officers gave commands but the male refused to exit the vehicle, instead lighting a glass pipe and smoking suspected drugs. Other units responded to assist as the driver continued to ignore commands, smoke and make furtive movements in the vehicle. Police broke out windows on the vehicle and used pepperball rounds to force the male, a 51-year-old Parma resident, out of the vehicle. This was not effective. Officers continued to warn and negotiate with the male for over an hour before releasing a Westlake K9 into the vehicle. While the male was kicking at the dog, officers broke out the driver’s door glass and attempted to pull the male from the car. When the male would not let go of the steering wheel, a Taser was used to extricate the male. He was then taken into custody and eventually was transported to a local hospital for evaluation. The male was later booked into the BVPD jail and is charged with Fleeing and Alluding, Willful and Wanton Operation, Drug Paraphernalia, Assured Clear Distance Ahead, and a Headlight violation. He is facing charges in Rocky River Municipal Court. The male is also facing charges in Westlake. No officers, including the K9, were injured during the incident.

The Bay Village Police would like to thank the surrounding departments and individuals who assisted with the incident, including officers from the Westlake Police Department and Rocky River Police Department. This incident had a successful and safe outcome due to the highly trained officers involved and the close cooperation between the departments on scene. We are fortunate to be surrounded by agencies who are as esteemed and dedicated to professional law enforcement services.

On September 5, at 8:22pm, Rocky River Police advised BVPD that 20 motorcycles were westbound on Lake Road doing stunts. Bay Police were able to locate the bikes but did not see any traffic violations. The bikes were followed out of the city with no complaints.

On September 5, at 9:15pm, Bay Village Police received a complaint from an observant motorist who called to report a vehicle in front of them that was operating erratically. Further, the vehicle was now parked on Queenswood Road where the male operator was throwing trash out the window. A traffic stop was conducted and the male continued to act erratically. The male failed to submit to police commands and was placed in handcuffs. Officers suspected that the male, a 46-year-old Parma Heights resident, was under the influence. The male failed field sobriety tests and was placed under arrest. On station, the male refused a Intoxilyzer breath test. The male is facing numerous charges in Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 6, at 4:30pm, Bay Village Police were on patrol in the area of Lake Road and Cahoon Road when they noticed a vehicle make numerous moving violations. Officers stopped the vehicle and spoke with the operator, a 73-year-old Westlake resident. After an investigation, it was suspected that the operator was under the influence. The operator failed field sobriety tests and was placed under arrest. On station, the operator submitted to an Intoxilyzer breath test which showed a .121% blood alcohol content. The operator is facing numerous charges at Rocky River Municipal Court.

On September 6, at 9:53pm, Bay Village Police were dispatched to the area of Bayfair Court and Red Oak Lane on report of a gray pitbull that was loose in the neighborhood. Police arrived and located the dog, who was returned to owner who lived nearby. As this has happened multiple times in the past, the owner was cited for M2 Dog at Large and was advised of her mandatory court date in Rocky River Municipal Court.

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