Sagamore Hills police handled three incidents in late October and early November, according to reports released through a public records request. They include a fraud report at a home on Stoney Brook Road, a petty theft on South Boyden Road and a late night call from a woman who said she had been abducted.
The department’s written narratives are brief. Each report contains a single sentence of narrative, so many details are not yet known.
Fraud
Fraud Reported at Stoney Brook Road Home (Oct. 29 to Nov. 6)
Officers responded to a residence on Stoney Brook Road on Friday, Nov. 6, for a report of fraud. Police received the call at about 10:39 a.m.
According to the report, the fraud happened over about a week. The incident window starts at noon on Thursday, Oct. 29, and ends the morning of Nov. 6, when the call was made.
Two senior residents of the home are listed as the reporting parties. Police marked the report “Info Only” and listed the location as a residential home. It does not say how the fraud was carried out or whether any money was lost.
Theft
Petty Theft Reported on South Boyden Road (Nov. 6)
Later that Friday, police received a call about a possible theft on South Boyden Road. The incident is listed as happening shortly before 5 p.m.
A man who lives on the same road made the report. Officers classified the case as petty theft. Its location type is listed as a field, lot or wooded area rather than a home.
No description of the stolen property or its value appears in the report. It also lists no arrest.
Welfare Check
Woman Says She Was Abducted (Nov. 7)
On Saturday, Nov. 7, a call came in at about 10:22 p.m. from a woman claiming she had been abducted. Officers were dispatched two minutes later to the area of Sagamore Road and Valley View Road.
Police arrived at about 10:27 p.m. and cleared the scene at about 10:51 p.m.
Officers classified the incident as a welfare check, not an abduction. The woman is listed as both the caller and the subject of the check. Her listed addresses are outside Sagamore Hills.
What officers found is not explained in the report. It does not say whether anyone else was involved, and no other offense is listed.
About These Reports
The department released these records with redactions allowed under Ohio public records law. The records may withhold Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, phone numbers and medical records, along with body camera footage from inside homes.
Anyone with information about these incidents can call the Sagamore Hills Police Department at 330-467-3515. The department is located at 11551 Valley View Road.
Frequently Asked Questions
What incidents did Sagamore Hills police report in early November?
Police reported a fraud case on Stoney Brook Road, a petty theft on South Boyden Road and a welfare check after a woman said she had been abducted near Sagamore Road and Valley View Road.
Was anyone abducted in Sagamore Hills on Nov. 7?
A woman called police saying she had been abducted. Officers classified the call as a welfare check, and no abduction offense appears in the report.
How long did the Stoney Brook Road fraud take place?
The report lists the fraud as happening between noon on Oct. 29 and the morning of Nov. 6.
Was anyone arrested for the South Boyden Road theft?
The report does not list an arrest.
How do I contact the Sagamore Hills Police Department?
Call 330-467-3515 or visit the department at 11551 Valley View Road.
