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Highland County Sheriff’s Report

These incidents were reported by the HCSO.

Sept. 14
 
A deputy responded to the 12000 block of state Route 506 after a report of a small child in the roadway unattended. After investigation, Taylena K. Hicks, 20, and Elijah L. Cope, 28, both of Hillsboro, were charged with endangering children.

A resident of the 11000 block of Rowe Road reported identity theft.

A resident of the 12000 block of Cameron Drive reported a disorderly person. After investigation, Tabitha D. West, 34, of Greenfield, was charged with persistent disorderly conduct.

Sept. 15

A deputy while on patrol in Dodson Twp. observed a male riding a minibike on the roadway with no registration. The deputy attempted to perform a traffic stop; the male then fled on the minibike refusing to stop. After continuing for several blocks in the village of Lynchburg, the pursuit came to an end in the 300 block of Broadway St. Justin Herzner, 39, of Blue Ash, was arrested and charged with obstructing official business and prohibited acts.

Arrest/Citations

Devin M. Miller, 21, of Washington C.H., probation violation.

Amanda M. Maines, 43, of Martinsville, failure to appear.

Calls for service 

Sept. 14-15

Total 112
EMS 40
Fire 6
Law 66.

Jail Count
Total-45
Male-35
Female-10.
 

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