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Police respond to domestic violence, harassment and more

On March 26 Christopher Schlamb was cited for Domestic Violence by Threat and arrested following threats made on the victim. Schlamb had been cited earlier for disorderly conduct within the vicinity of a school after being in an intoxicated state and shooting a nail through his fingers with a nail gun. He also reportedly made suicide threats. When he returned from Wayne Hospital he reportedly told the victim he was going to “beat the **** out of her.” He also reportedly told the victim now he has to go to court again and will not go “back to a courtroom unless it’s for felony murder charge.” Police were called. Witnesses also said he threatened the victim. The defendant denied threatening the victim. Schlamb fell down as he was being escorted to the police car, then accused police of pushing him. He said his back was hurt so Greenville Rescue transported him to Wayne Hospital after which he was taken to jail.

HARASSMENT

On March 31 police responded to Sugarmaple Drive regarding a harassment complaint. Robert Theibeau was arrested on March 29 for a CPO (Civil Protection Order) violation. When he was released from jail he called the victim, reportedly several times. Theibeau was found at 1123 E. Main St. and confirmed the number was his but denied making the calls. He said his brother picked him up at the jail and used his phone to call the victim. The brother denied this. The victim’s sister confirmed the calls were made by Theibeau. The suspect was arrest for a CPO violation and taken to Darke County jail.

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

On March 29 police were dispatched to Wal-Mart, 1501 Wagner Ave., regarding a male who opened and drank a beer in the store. They advised the suspect had gotten into a vehicle and headed south on Wagner Avenue. They provided a license number. One officer went to Wal-Mart to take the report; the store employee advised they weren’t allowed to sell the beer because it was after hours. The suspect became argumentative and left the store without paying. Another officer observed the vehicle and stopped it. The driver was identified as Danielle Woods while the passenger refused to identify himself. There was a baby in a car seat with them. The passenger repeatedly refused to identify himself and refused to exit the vehicle, locking his door of the vehicle. Officers opened the door from the driver’s side and advised the suspect, who had been identified by one officer as Steven Woods, they would remove him by force if necessary. Danielle admitted she had gone into Wal-Mart with him. Based upon the open beer in the car and the employee statements, Woods was cited for Criminal Mischief, Open Container and Failure to Identify.

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