Police reports

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Police in Steubenville reported various incidents over the weekend, including a vehicle that struck a Taco Bell after the driver allegedly left it in gear. Officers conducted a welfare check on a resident who had not been in contact with her son for several days; she was discovered unable to leave her bed due to health issues. A Pittsburgh man was detained for obstructing official business after refusing to identify himself during a traffic stop. Additionally, police responded to multiple shoplifting incidents, including a woman who attempted to steal $528 in merchandise from Wal-Mart but left it behind when confronted. Reports of attempted burglary and juvenile mischief were also logged, showing a pattern of disturbances in the community.

Local authorities are working to address these incidents, which raise concerns about safety and crime in the area. The police department continues to monitor such activities closely to ensure public safety.

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