The driver, who had a 'temps' and no insurance, said he fled the scene because the other car was unoccupied.
The driver, who had a "temps" and no insurance, said he fled the scene because the other car was unoccupied. In separate incidents, police dealt with cases involving suspected cocaine, methamphetamine, and an unknown white powder a woman said was placed in her juice drink that made her feel strange.An officer working the Pinecrest security detail responded to a report of a hit-skip in the Whole Foods parking lot at 12:18 p.m. Aug.
Although the officer saw the temporary tag through the tinted window after stopping the car near the Warrensville Heights border and walking up to it in direct sunlight, the driver handed over a four-page pamphlet with a fee schedule for answering any questions from police, the man said he was a private citizen, referring back to his fee schedule and providing a Social Security number that was not in the system.
She also had a warrant with the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office for possession of dangerous drugs, with custody later transferred at the county jail. A passing patrol officer saw a 2007 Chevy Monte Carlo with both passenger tires up on a curb and the rest of the car in the roadway at 9:06 p.m. Sept. 1.
He refused a drug test, with police noting that he had no previous impaired driving convictions on his record.First responders were called to the Extended Stay South on a report of an unknown substance that was put in the juice drink of an East Cleveland woman, 49, who said it was causing her to feel strange around 10:45 a.m. Sept. 2.