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Bluffton Police log for July

July 3
-An Eastland Dr. Resident reported that he believed his neighbor had killed his cat.  
July 4
-Police responded to a traffic crash at the SR 103 Storage in regards to someone driving a car into the building. 
July 5
-Police were called to a Lake St. Residence in response to a child custody dispute. 
July 6

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Bluffton EMS responds to 26 calls in June

Jan Basinger, Bluffton EMS chief, released the June EMS docket to the Icon. The squad responded to 26 calls in June.

 

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Bluffton man sentenced in May 29 breaking and entering

A Bluffton man was recently sentenced in Allen County Common Pleas Court for his role in a breaking and entering incident on May 29, 2013. 

Bluffton police report officers responded at 1:17 a.m. to a report of a suspicious man in the area of the Family Dollar store, 111 Cherry St. Upon arriving, officers discovered broken glass in the front door. Officers observed a male leaving the store, and engaged in a brief foot chase. The man hid in some brush a short distance from the store.

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Bluffton man convicted of felony domestic violence

Bluffton police report that Jeremy Ernest, 28, was recently convicted of felony domestic violence in the Allen County Common Pleas Court. The conviction stemmed from a March 13, 2013, incident in the 500 block of S. Main St., according to a news announcement from the Bluffton Police Department.

Police officers responded to an initial call for assistance by neighbors reporting what sounded like a dispute. Upon further investigation, officers determined a domestic violence incident had occurred between two occupants in an adjacent apartment. 

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Bluffton man convicted of felony domestic violence

Bluffton police report that Jeremy Ernest, 28, was recently convicted of felony domestic violence in the Allen County Common Pleas Court. The conviction stemmed from a March 13, 2013, incident in the 500 block of S. Main St., according to a news announcement from the Bluffton Police Department.

Police officers responded to an initial call for assistance by neighbors reporting what sounded like a dispute. Upon further investigation, officers determined a domestic violence incident had occurred between two occupants in an adjacent apartment. 

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Bluffton Police docket for May

May 1
-Police responded to a domestic dispute at a Railroad St. Residence.  
May 3
-Officers located two young juveniles who were walking along N. Main St.  Officers located the juveniles and found that they had run away from home.  Their parents were contacted and the children were returned unharmed. 
May 4
-Police assisted with an unruly patient at the Bluffton Hospital. 

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