PPD – Feuding And Fighting
Feuding neighbors kept Portsmouth Police busy on Sunday. Folks fought over everything from water to a shirt to missing medication. ...
Read moreDetailsFeuding neighbors kept Portsmouth Police busy on Sunday. Folks fought over everything from water to a shirt to missing medication. ...
Read moreDetailsIt took a whole lot of Narcan to revive a man who overdosed behind the wheel of his vehicle on ...
Read moreDetailsPortsmouth City Council voted in favor of mandatory masks in the city. Despite Mayor Kevin E. Johnson's objections and a ...
Read moreDetailsFive more Scioto County residents have COVID-19. Scioto County EMA Director Larry Mullins said that brings the total number of ...
Read moreDetailsScioto County's COVID-19 count went up again on Sunday. Two new positive tests brought the number of cases to 70, ...
Read moreDetailsHigh winds, high people, dangerously confused individuals, and mom's missing ashes kept Portsmouth Police Officers very busy on Thursday. I've ...
Read moreDetailsOfficers responded to two upsetting cases of children in danger on Wednesday. They also dealt with a Gatorade thief and ...
Read moreDetailsFalse alarms, hit and runs, and injuries allegedly caused by rats and spiders kept Portsmouth Police Officers busy on Tuesday. ...
Read moreDetailsOfficers searched for a suspect after a report of a hostage situation in Wayne Hills early Tuesday morning. Just after ...
Read moreDetailsA pit bull went crazy, killing a cat and cornering humans on Monday. That's just one of the calls that ...
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