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• A Michigan man told Grandview Heights Division of Police officers a laptop computer valued at $1,000 and $30 in cash had been stolen Jan. 30 from his vehicle while it was parked at a hotel on the 4200 block of Gantz Road. The rear driver s-side window was broken to gain entry to the vehicle.
• An employee of a Carroll, Ohio, company reported Jan. 25 that a generator valued at $4,850 had been stolen from a trailer at a construction site on the 5100 block of Browns Ferry Lane.
• A representative at the Buckeye Ranch, 5665 Hoover Road, reported a student had stolen a screwdriver Jan. 25 from an employee s toolbox and used it to break several windows, causing $1,500 damage. The juvenile was charged with criminal damaging.
Esme, who is now back with Phoenix Rehoming
- Credit: Sarah Taylor
A woman who admitted selling puppies without a licence has been sentenced in what is believed to be the first private criminal prosecution for the offence.
Nicola Palmer, of Adams Place, Kesgrave, had been volunteering for dog charity Phoenix Rehoming when she fostered and then adopted two dogs - Diesel and Esme.
It was agreed that Palmer, 39, would get the dogs neutered when they were old enough in line with terms and conditions against breeding.
But it was then discovered by Phoenix Rehoming in March last year via social media that some puppies were to be born.
A woman who admitted selling puppies without a licence has been sentenced in what is believed to be the first private criminal prosecution for the offence.