An identity has been made on the two females in this photo. We thank everyone for calling in with information. Due to the value of the items, an indictment for theft will be sought.
If the info leading to their arrest was made thru Crimestoppers, the info will be sent to them.
They were suspects in a theft that occured last week at Walgreen’s on Western Ave. The theft involved over $1,000 in merchandise.
Tips leading to arrests could result in a cash reward.
The Chillicothe Police is looking to identify the two females in this photo. They are suspects in a theft that occured last week at Walgreen’s on Western Ave. The theft involved over $1,000 in merchandise. Anyone with information as to their identity can contact Ofc. I. Lawhorn at 740-773-1191, referring to report #14-5620.
Anonymous tips can be made through Southern Ohio Crime Stoppers by calling (740)773-TIPS or (800)222-TIPS, by texting keyword LOWDOWN to CRIMES (274637) or on their website at www.southernohiocrimestoppers.com .
Tips leading to arrests could result in a cash reward.
On a few occasions over the past week, subjects have been entering the A-1 Storage on Douglas Ave. Several vintage gas station signs have been stolen. Attached is a photo of the suspect, and one of the signs that were stolen. Although the picture quality is low, the suspect is wearing a dark colored hoodie (the night vision makes the color lighter). There are designs on the front and back of the hoodie. The suspect came from Sherman Park, and may be a resident.
Anyone with information to the thefts and trespass at A-1 Storage can contact either Ofc. Netter or Lawhorn. We are still working with Metro Housing in getting additional video.
Anonymous tips, that could be eligible for a cash reward can be made through Southern Ohio Crime Stoppers by calling (740)773-TIPS or (800)222-TIPS, by texting keyword LOWDOWN to CRIMES (274637) or on their website at www.southernohiocrimestoppers.com . Tips leading to arrests could result in a cash reward.
The City of Chillicothe, Civil Service Commission has announced the test for the position of patrol officer with the Chillicothe Police Department. The application period is from 3-24-14 through April 4th, 2014. For additional information about the test, click here: Job description/location×
For a copy of the application please Click here:City employment application
***UPDATE:” NO MAXIMUM AGE restrictions per city ordinance.
**Applications can also be faxed to Civil Service at (740)773-8004. Be advised that the machine is not in a secure area, and persons other than Civil Service may have access to personal information. Applications can be mailed to the Civil Service Commission 35 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, Oh 45601
Nature of patrol work:
Investigate complaints, crimes and traffic crashes, appropriate use of division facilities and equipment, enforce City Ordinances, state and federal laws and other regulations, write reports for input to division records system, perform public relations activities, maintain relationships with external agencies, maintain personal and professional competence and awareness.
The Chillicothe Police Department offers competitive pay and benefits.
Opportunity for advancement
The Chillicothe Police Department offers many opportunities for advancement. After four years, patrol Officers are eligible to take the Sergeants promotional exam. Sgts. would then be able to take a Captains exam after 1 year and then ultimately the Chief’s exam. All other job classifications are based on experience and seniority.
Other job classifications within the department
o DARE/School Resource Officer
o Special Response Team(SRT)
o Hostage/Crisis Negotiations
o K-9
o Bike Patrol
o Detective Bureau (Homicide, Murder, Sex Crimes, Theft, Narcotic, Cyber Crimes)
o Media/Public Liaison
The department offers opportunities for career development and training:
• Taser certifications/instructor
• Driver’s training/Instructor
• Unarmed Self Defense/Instructor
• Shotgun, service pistol and Rifle qualifications/instructor
• Crisis Intervention Training
• OVI DETECTION & STANDARDIZED FIELD SOBRIETY TESTING
• Traffic Crash Reconstruction
• RADAR/LIDAR certification/Instructor
• Crime Scene Processing
**An identification has been made in this case. We thank everyone that has emailed and called in. If one of the tips used was submitted through Crimestoppers, it will be forwarded to them.
Anyone having information on the person that used a stolen credit card should contact Ofc. King at 740-773-1191, referring to report #14-4579.
Anonymous Complaints, that could be eligible for a cash reward can be made through Southern Ohio Crime Stoppers by calling (740)773-TIPS or (800)222-TIPS, by texting keyword LOWDOWN to CRIMES (274637) or on their website at www.southernohiocrimestoppers.com . Tips leading to arrests could result in a cash reward.
**Please see the “Update” section of this post for age and application process updates.
The City of Chillicothe, Civil Service Commission has announced the test for the position of patrol officer with the Chillicothe Police Department. The application period is from 3-24-14 through April 4th, 2014. For additional information about the test, click here: Job description/location×
For a copy of the application please Click here:City employment application
***UPDATE:” NO MAXIMUM AGE restrictions per city ordinance.
**Applications can also be faxed to Civil Service at (740)773-8004. Be advised that the machine is not in a secure area, and persons other than Civil Service may have access to personal information. Applications can be mailed to the Civil Service Commission 35 S. Paint St. Chillicothe, Oh 45601
Nature of patrol work:
Investigate complaints, crimes and traffic crashes, appropriate use of division facilities and equipment, enforce City Ordinances, state and federal laws and other regulations, write reports for input to division records system, perform public relations activities, maintain relationships with external agencies, maintain personal and professional competence and awareness.
The Chillicothe Police Department offers competitive pay and benefits.
Opportunity for advancement
The Chillicothe Police Department offers many opportunities for advancement. After four years, patrol Officers are eligible to take the Sergeants promotional exam. Sgts. would then be able to take a Captains exam after 1 year and then ultimately the Chief’s exam. All other job classifications are based on experience and seniority.
Other job classifications within the department
o DARE/School Resource Officer
o Special Response Team(SRT)
o Hostage/Crisis Negotiations
o K-9
o Bike Patrol
o Detective Bureau (Homicide, Murder, Sex Crimes, Theft, Narcotic, Cyber Crimes)
o Media/Public Liaison
The department offers opportunities for career development and training:
• Taser certifications/instructor
• Driver’s training/Instructor
• Unarmed Self Defense/Instructor
• Shotgun, service pistol and Rifle qualifications/instructor
• Crisis Intervention Training
• OVI DETECTION & STANDARDIZED FIELD SOBRIETY TESTING
• Traffic Crash Reconstruction
• RADAR/LIDAR certification/Instructor
• Crime Scene Processing
The City of Chillicothe, Civil Service Commission has announced the test for the position of patrol officer with the Chillicothe Police Department. The application period is from 3-24-14 through April 4th, 2014. For additional information about the test, click here: Job description/location×
For a copy of the application please Click here:City employment application
Nature of patrol work:
Investigate complaints, crimes and traffic crashes, appropriate use of division facilities and equipment, enforce City Ordinances, state and federal laws and other regulations, write reports for input to division records system, perform public relations activities, maintain relationships with external agencies, maintain personal and professional competence and awareness.
The Chillicothe Police Department offers competitive pay and benefits.
Opportunity for advancement
The Chillicothe Police Department offers many opportunities for advancement. After four years, patrol Officers are eligible to take the Sergeants promotional exam. Sgts. would then be able to take a Captains exam after 1 year and then ultimately the Chief’s exam. All other job classifications are based on experience and seniority.
Other job classifications within the department
o DARE/School Resource Officer
o Special Response Team(SRT)
o Hostage/Crisis Negotiations
o K-9
o Bike Patrol
o Detective Bureau (Homicide, Murder, Sex Crimes, Theft, Narcotic, Cyber Crimes)
o Media/Public Liaison
The department offers opportunities for career development and training:
• Taser certifications/instructor
• Driver’s training/Instructor
• Unarmed Self Defense/Instructor
• Shotgun, service pistol and Rifle qualifications/instructor
• Crisis Intervention Training
• OVI DETECTION & STANDARDIZED FIELD SOBRIETY TESTING
• Traffic Crash Reconstruction
• RADAR/LIDAR certification/Instructor
• Crime Scene Processing
Please pay attention to posted “no parking” signs In these areas. If you are parked in these areas during posted times, your vehicle could be subject to tow.
From the Service Department:
City Service Department Crews plan to remove excess snow from the following streets in the next several days. These streets are major arteries that help move traffic thru the City. Weather is a factor.
Wednesday Afternoon/Evening (Main Street (High Street to Douglas)
May take 2 days.
Thursday Afternoon/Evening- Paint Street (Water to Seventh)
Friday Afternoon/Evening- Piatt Avenue
Crews will continue to work thru the weekend, and into next week.
On February 6, 2014 at 4am Officers were dispatched to the Adena Hospital emergency room in ref. to a male subject there who had been stabbed. Officers contacted the victim who was being treated for injuries to his abdomen, arm and head and he stated that the incident occurred at 165 N. Sugar St. after he became involved in an argument with a black male in the basement. The victim stated that the black male struck him and then cut him several times with a box cutter. The victim was treated and released. Detectives obtained a search warrant for the residence at 165 N. Sugar St. and at approx. 10am served it on the resident, Harry Willett. While securing the residence Officers observed Lamar Howell in the kitchen throw something down the basement stairs and heard it crash on the concrete floor. Howell and a female, Shantel Mayle, were secured. Detectives located over 40 grams of crack cocaine in the kitchen and on the basement floor where detectives also located a broken glass mixing bowl. Detectives also found cash, drug paraphernalia, and Ecstasy (MDMA). Harry Willett was arrested and charged with permitting drug abuse (M-3). Lamar Howell was arrested and charged with possession of crack cocaine (F-1) and tampering with evidence (F-3). Shantel Mayle was arrested and charged with illegal use or possession of a food stamp card (F-5)
An ice storm warning is in effect until 10AM wednesday. Up to a half inch of ice and 4 inches of snow is being predicted. Please read the following information on this page, as it pertains to snow emergencies, power outages and other weather related tips.
Motorists should take precautions when traveling. Before venturing out on the roadways, it is important to be prepared. One of the most important things to know is the snow emergency levels.
Below is a list of the snow levels. You should monitor local news (TV and radio) and check local media websites suchE as The Chillicothe Gazette WKKJ radio as well as this website to keep up to date on the current levels. Please do not call the police department to get current road conditions. In the event a road is closed (Carlisle Hill, University Dr.) the dispatcher should have that information. The current snow level dictates whether or not travel is safe, dispatchers will not
be able to make the determination if roads are safe to drive upon. During snow emergencies, it is important to keep the phone lines open for emergencies.
In the event of a snow emergency, The Police Department will not be able to give you permission to miss work.
Residents should also pay attention to local media and school resources in the event of school closings or delays. Central Ohio School closings Or follow on twitter @OHclosings
SNOW LEVELS:
♦LEVEL 1: Roadways are hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. Roads may also be icy. Motorists are urged to drive very cautiously.
♦LEVEL 2: Roadways are hazardous with blowing and drifting snow. Roads may also be very icy. Only those who feel it is necessary to drive should be out on the roads. Contact your employer to see if you should report to work. Motorists should use extreme caution.
♦LEVEL 3: All roadways are closed to non-emergency personnel. No one should be driving during these conditions unless it is absolutely necessary to travel or a personal emergency exists. All employees should contact their employer to see if they should report to work. Those traveling on the roads may subject themselves to arrest.
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