Runaway Girl From Ross County Found In Portsmouth-Returned Home

Runaway Girl From Ross County Found In Portsmouth-Returned Home

Officers responded to a report of a fire with heavy smoke on Castle Street and a report of a knifeman running loose on Elliot Road. We hit the highlights of the Portsmouth Police Chief’s daily briefing.

Under The Influence

Suspicious Activity

Man With a Knife on Elliot Road

A man told police that he was chased by a bald man wielding a knife just after 8 am. He identified his attacker.
Police took a statement and began to search for the suspect. However, they were unable to locate him.

Hey, That’s My Stuff

A Franklin Avenue caller reported that a thief cut the catalytic converter off a vehicle parked outside the address. Police took information for a report.

Castle Street Fire

Officers responded to a report of a house fire on Castle Street at 11 am. Police and fire units responded to the scene and reported heavy smoke.
The fire was out by 11:28 pm and all units cleared the scene by 12:30 pm.

Kids Wandering on Wayne Avenue

Just after noon, a Wayne Avenue caller reported two very young children wandering around with no adult supervision. She said one of the little ones had no diaper.

The woman called back 15 minutes later to say their father returned home from work and took them inside. However, she wasn’t sure where he lived.

Runaway Returned Home

Officers helped return a teenage runaway just after noon. They picked her up and dropped her off at the Scioto County Sheriff’s Office at the request of the Juvenile Court.
Deputies returned the girl home to Ross County.

Helping Hands

Troubled Woman Keeps Portsmouth Police Busy All Day

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