Unruly Dairy Queen customer arrested for drugs: Parma Police Blotter – cleveland.com

PARMA, Ohio
Suspicious activity: Ridge Road
On Jan. 20, police were dispatched to Dairy Queen regarding an unruly customer at the Ridge Road restaurant.
An arriving officer located the Sheffield Lake woman, who was in possession of suspected felony drugs. She was cited for drug abuse.
Theft: Broadview Road
On Jan. 19, police were dispatched to a Broadview Road address after a resident discovered that someone had stolen the catalytic converter from a Kia Sportage, which had been left in the parking lot overnight.
A few days later, police responded to Midtown Towers regarding the same crime, also involving a Kia Sportage.
There are no suspects. Police are investigating.
Weapons charge: Snow Road
During a Jan. 20 traffic stop of a Nissan Altima with an equipment violation on Snow Road, police discovered that the Cleveland driver had a gun. He received a weapons charge.
Identity fraud: Alden Drive
On Jan. 20, an Alden Drive resident called police after discovering that an unknown person had opened a credit card account using her identity. There are no suspects. Police are investigating.
Theft: Brookpark Road
On Jan. 20, police were dispatched to a public storage facility after a customer discovered that someone had entered a storage locker and removed two toolboxes and a gun safe containing several guns. There are no suspects. Police are investigating.
Warrants: Ridge Road
On Jan. 24, police were dispatched to PNC Bank regarding a possible customer overdose at the Ridge Road business.
An arriving officer successfully revived the Parma man using Narcan, then arrested him on two warrants. He also was charged with disorderly conduct.
Drug abuse: State Road
During a Jan. 25 traffic stop, police discovered that a man and woman were in possession of crack cocaine and heroin. Both were arrested for drug abuse.
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