In this week’s Brecksville Police Blotter, police were dispatched to a Highland Drive address regarding a property damage report.
Property damage, Highland Drive:An arriving officer talked to the caller, who said his Cleveland Clinic home healthcare delivery truck hit a mailbox.The man admitted to being new to driving the van and still learning how far the mirrors extend out.Warrant, I-77:Also, the 300′s temporary license tag wasn’t readable due to the fact it was folded. The Warren driver told the officer she didn’t have a valid driver’s license or insurance.
More so, the officer learned the woman did have a few warrants. She was arrested and held for transport. The passenger told the officer the Chrysler belonged to his sister. The problem was he had a suspended license.The woman was cited for speeding, driving with a suspended license and not having a license.
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