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Middletown Division of Police

April 30

A 15-year-old student at Verity Middle School was cited for public indecency after he allegedly stood up in the back of class and exposed himself.

May 1

Power tools were reported stolen at 5:01 p.m. from a garage in the 2100 block of Queen Avenue.

Dontae Causey, 21, was arrested at 3:28 after he allegedly tried to pass a bad check at the Fifth Third Bank on Central Avenue. Causey said the check came from his mother's bakery in Hamilton but his mother told police she does not own a bakery, according to police reports.

— Compiled by Staff Writer Daniel Wells

Butler County Sheriff's Office

April 19

Tools worth $850 belonging to Joseph Santoro were stolen from Lakota Christian Church in the 5000 block of Hamilton-Mason Road.

April 26

A German shepherd puppy worth $350 was stolen from the Misty Wood residence in the 100 block of Pennsylvania Avenue in Seven Mile. The 8-week-old dog was tied up outside. The collar and leash were left behind.

April 28

Three mag aluminum wheels, a battery, jump box, two diecast model cars, 10 sets of wiper blades, and an Earnhart picture with a total value of $340 were stolen overnight from the office are of Cars 4 U, 5003 Hamilton-Middletown Road, by someone who forced entry into the business.

A man was arrested for disorderly conduct about 10:05 p.m. April 29, after allegedly falling off a bicycle in the middle of Riverside Drive causing an accident. Paul Boggs of Allstater Avenue was sitting on the side of road, according to deputies who said he was very intoxicated.

A box of tools valued at $1,800 was stolen from the trunk of a vehicle owned by Mary Kinsel of the 1500 block of S. Wichita Drive, between Feb. 1 and April 29.

April 30

A rock was thrown through the window of a pickup truck owned by Arlene Coldiron of the 4000 block of Hamilton-Scipio Road overnight while the vehicle was parked at the residence.

— Compiled by Staff Writer Lauren Pack

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