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Where the EMS went in May

Jan Basinger, Bluffton EMS chief, provided the EMS runs for May. They follow:

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Bluffton police log

Bluffton Police Department
Public Docket
May 15, 2010

May 2
-Officers responded to the university and took a report of a stolen laptop from a dorm room.
May 3
-Officers discovered several juveniles on top of an abandoned building.
May 4
-Police took an assault complaint from a Matterhorn Dr. resident.
-Police received a complaint from an Eastland Dr. resident who reported someone had stolen numerous lawn ornaments from the residence.

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Bluffton police docket April 16-30

Bluffton Police Department
Public Docket
April 30, 2010

April 16
-Police responded to a non-injury traffic crash at the intersection of SR 103 and Commerce Ln. Adam Akers, 30, of Huber Heights was issued a citation for Failure to Yield the Right of Way and that case is pending in Bluffton Mayor~Ac^a'not^a"cs Court.

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April Bluffton EMS log

Here is the April Bluffton EMS log.

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March Bluffton police docket

Bluffton Police Department
Public Docket
March 31, 2010

March 1
-Police responded to Bluffton University in regards to a theft of money from a residence hall.
March 2
-Police responded to a non-injury traffic crash in the 300 block of W. Elm St. Sherri Matter, 48, Bluffton was issued a citation for Operation Without Reasonable Control and that case is pending in Bluffton Mayor's Court.
March 4

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Andrew Reese sentenced to three years community control

Bluffton police report the recent conviction of Andrew Reese stemming from a 2008 indictment. Police investigated a series of bad check complaints at several Bluffton businesses. The investigation revealed that someone was fabricating the checks and the presenting them as payroll checks, according to Rick Skilliter, Bluffton police chief.

A March 19, 2008, traffic stop by local police led them to closely investigate Reese's involvement in the check writing scheme. Police originally sought an indictment in 2008, but Reese left the state before the indictment could be served.

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