2 arrested after slew of burglaries, attempted break-ins in Medina, police say 2 arrested after slew of burglaries, attempted break-ins in Medina, police say (Source: Medina Police Department via Facebook) By Avery Williams | April 9, 2021 at 7:41 AM EDT - Updated April 9 at 7:41 AM
MEDINA, Ohio (WOIO) - Medina police are urging victims of burglary to report attempted break-ins or stolen items after the area of Brandywine Drive was targeted by thieves.
Two people were arrested and are facing charges in connection to the burglaries, police said.
The department’s investigation began after several calls came in March 31 reporting people on back porches near the 900 block of Brandywine Drive, according to a Medina Police Department Facebook post.
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A MAJOR truck and trailer retailer and distributor has set up a new store in Ipswich as part of a major national expansion.
Truckline opened the doors to its 27th store on Cooney Street on Monday.
The company, which is based at Heathwood, is the largest retailer and distributor of aftermarket and original equipment truck and trailer parts and accessories in Australia, supporting all makes and models of North American, European and Japanese commercial vehicles. The Ipswich store is the 27th in the Truckline network.
It plans to expand its branch network to more than 50 stores over the next three years and recruit more than 120 people.