Headlines 15 August 2024

Highland County Sheriff's Report

These incidents have been reported by the Highland County Sheriff's Office.

Aug. 11

A deputy was dispatched to the 12000 block of N. 7th St. in Greenfield after a report of a theft of items from a vehicle. Several items were later recovered near the residence. This incident remains under investigation.

Aug. 12

A deputy was dispatched to a residence in the 13000 block of Jamison Road after a 911 hang up. After investigation, it was determined that an argument had taken place between a parent and a juvenile, no charges were issued.

Aug. 13

A resident of the 8700 block of US Route 50 reported a domestic disturbance. After investigation, Frank J. Patton, 35, of Hillsboro was arrested and charged with domestic violence.

A resident of the 6800 block of Shaw Baker Road reported vandalism to a barn.

A deputy responded to the 11000 block of Walnut Shade Road after a 911 hang-up call. After investigation it was determined a male at the residence had an outstanding warrant from Pike County. Frank T. Dunn, 46, of Hillsboro was taken in to custody.

Aug. 14

A resident of the 10000 block of State Route 124 advised a fence on their property had been damaged.

Arrests/Citations
Robin R. Jackson, 59, of Hillsboro, improper backing.
Kent D. Park, 59, of Waverly, assured clear distance.
Shane M. Rhoads, 37, of Hillsboro, disorderly conduct.
Randy J. Cook, 47, of Washington CH, domestic violence, assault.
Rossalin R. Wass, 41, of Lynchburg, agg murder, felonious assault.
Mark S. Copas, 34, of Winchester, domestic violence.
Jodi L. Mongold, 47, of Xenia, telecommunications harassment.

Calls For Service for the week ending 8/10/24
Fire= 18
EMS=149
Law Enforcement = 266
Total = 433

Current Jail Count 34
Males=26
Females =8
 

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