Pickaway County • December 17, 2024
Good morning, Pickaway County. Circleville Police had a busy weekend, addressing everything from traffic stops to well-being checks, with all safety checks returning clear. Meanwhile, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources scored a victory by winning $85,805.98 in damages after three individuals were caught stealing 315 trees from state property. On a more somber note, Columbus police are investigating a tragic incident where three women were found dead at home, with authorities diligently seeking evidence as the case unfolds.
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🚓 Circleville Police have been quite busy! Over the weekend of December 13-15, 2024, they responded to a variety of calls ranging from traffic stops to well-being checks. Notably, several warnings and citations were issued during traffic enforcement, while police conducted multiple checks on residents' safety—thankfully, all came back clear. Investigations also included reports of break-ins and suspicious activity, but most were found to lack immediate threats. As always, officers remind the public to stay vigilant and report any unusual activity in the community.
🌳 ODNR secures victory in timber theft case. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) has successfully won a court ruling against three individuals who unlawfully harvested 315 trees from state-owned property in Pickaway County. The defendants admitted their actions, resulting in the court holding them liable for trespassing and unjust enrichment. As a result, ODNR has been awarded $85,805.98 in damages, which includes compensation for the trees and costs for restoration. ODNR Director Mary Mertz emphasized the seriousness of timber theft and the agency’s commitment to protecting Ohio’s natural resources.
🔍 Columbus police investigate tragic deaths. In a heartbreaking incident, three women were discovered dead inside a Columbus, Ohio home on Saturday afternoon, prompting a homicide investigation. Police responded after a concerned friend reported finding the women in medical distress, and all three were sadly pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities are currently working to determine the manner of death, noting that no drugs were found at the location, and no suspects are in custody. As the investigation unfolds, the police are being meticulous in their search for any key evidence, recognizing the profound impact this tragedy will have on the victims' families, especially during the holiday season.
| Team | Opponent | Score |
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| vs Jackson | W 53-29 | |
| vs Amanda-Clearcreek | L 59-55 | |
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| @ Liberty Union | W 56-27 | |
| @ Hamilton Township | W 33-31 | |
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| @ Dublin Coffman** | W 36-30 | |
| vs Fairfield Union | L 52-39 | |
| vs Reynoldsburg | L 55-42 | |
| @ Minford | L 46-33 | |
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| @ Southeastern | W 44-30 | |
| vs Huntington | L 44-41 |
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