Police docket for June
June 1
-Police found a juvenile on N. Main St. that was out past curfew. The juvenile was charged with a curfew violation.
-Police responded to a menacing complaint at a Grove St. Residence.
June 4
-Officers took a complaint from a Riley St. Resident who reported that a second party owed her money from a check and she had not received it.
-A S. Main St. Resident reported a theft of a statue from the front of his residence.
June 7
-Police responded to a report of a semi that had run into low hanging wires in the 100 block of S. Main St.
-Police took a complaint involving a child custody dispute from a Hillcrest Dr. Resident.
June 8
- A Riley St. Resident reported that unknown persons had caused damage to a vehicle parked on the property.
June 10
-A S. Main St. Business reported that someone had taken a vending machine that was sitting outside the business.
June 11
-A N. Main St. Resident filed a telephone harassment complaint.
-A CR 33 Resident reported that he had lost his wallet somewhere in the Village.
June 13
-Police took a bad check complaint from a N. Main St. Business.
June 14
-Officers responded to a Matterhorn Dr. Residence in response to a Domestic Dispute.
-Police responded to an injury crash at the intersection of SR 103 and Commerce Ln. Mariah Flemming, 21, Bluffton was cited for Assured Clear Distance. The case is pending in Bluffton Mayor’s Court.
June 17
-Police arrested Chase Kuhlman, 20, Bluffton on a Warrant out of Hancock County.
June 19
-Police responded to an injury crash at the intersection of N. Main St. and Riley St. Anita Lehman, 65, Bluffton was issued a citation for Failure to Yield The Right of Way. The case is pending in Bluffton Mayor’s Court.
June 21
-A Cherry St. Resident reported that an unknown person had entered her residence while she was away.
-A S. Main St. Resident reported that he and his son were threatened earlier in the day. While officers followed up with the alleged suspect, that person reported being threatened by the original complainant and both filed reports against each other.
June 23
-Officers assisted the Sheriff’s Office with a reported domestic violence at a residence on N. Dixie Hwy.
June 24
-A S. Main St. Resident reported that she had fallen victim to a scam involving a friend that she met on the internet.
June 25
-Police took an Identity Theft complaint from a N. Main St. Resident.
June 29
-Police responded to a N. Lawn Ave. Residence in response to a Breaking and Entering complaint.
June 30
-Officers responded to a Riley St. Residence in regards to a Domestic Dispute.
Stories Posted This Week
Friday, August 28, 2026
Thursday, August 27, 2026
- One seriously injured in Union Township crash
- President Sider introduces Reinvest, Reinvent, Reimagine framework in State of the University
- Bluffton girls tennis loss vs. Wapakoneta
- Pirate volleyball sweeps Rockets
- EMS Chief Noah Babcock is Sept. 1 Bluffton Lions speaker
- Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology): Air pollution and rheumatoid arthritis
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
- Aug. 24 Bluffton Council recap: MHCO duplexes and long range Village planning
- Beaverdam installs AED at village park
- Pirate girls tennis edges St. Mary
- Pirate boys soccer tames Bearcats
- WIP Wednesday: Window on your world
- OPEN POLL: What do farmers wish non-farmers knew?
- 2026 PorchFest preview: LeBlanc Zepplin, CAWZ, Marlena Rock
Tuesday, August 25, 2026
- Headlines on the Ada Icon, August 22- 25
- Sue Corle worked for Ohio Northern University
- Pandora's Niese Ag LLC wins 2026 Red Gold Stewardship award
- Goshen College innovation leader to explore AI through a liberal arts lens
- Pirate volleyball loses to Shawnee
- Pirate boys golf sweeps NWC tri
- Figurines and household items recontextualized in "Amusings" exhibit
- Bruce Chesser: A Ceramic Retrospective, Aug. 24-Sept 26
- Bluffton Lions reach 80% of All Abilities Playground fundraising goal