Sleepy Drivers and Other Late‑Night Troubles in South Euclid

April 24‑27 Police Activity Summary

Drive‑Thru Incidents (South Euclid)

• 04/25 02:20 a.m. – A 46‑year‑old driver was found dozing behind the wheel at the Rally’s drive‑thru. He failed sobriety tests and was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVI).
• 04/26 02:30 a.m. – Officers returned to the same location and discovered two additional sleeping drivers.
• A 41‑year‑old from Cleveland Heights was charged with OVI and obstructing official business after refusing the tests.
• A 28‑year‑old from Cleveland was arrested following failed sobriety checks.

Nuisance Complaint (04/24)

• A woman reported at the police station that her neighbor’s landscapers repeatedly blew debris onto her property. The complaint was documented for future reference.

Traffic Violations (04/27)

• A 31‑year‑old woman from Garfield Heights was stopped near Neville Road after her car ran a stop sign at midnight. She received citations for driving under suspension, other traffic infractions, and OVI.

Identity Theft (04/27)

• A woman discovered unauthorized Best Buy accounts opened with her personal data, draining $2,036 from two credit‑union accounts. She filed a police report; the institutions have pledged to investigate.

Domestic Violence (04/25)

• On Glenside Avenue, a 34‑year‑old mother reported that her son assaulted her after a disagreement over his shirt. The father was charged with striking her twice in the face, and a warrant has been issued for his arrest.

Blotter Access

• Daily police blotters are emailed each weekday through the city’s newsletter service.