Beachwood Banker Arrested After Tripping Alarm

BEACHWOOD, OH - Tripped alarms are always bad news. For one Beachwood banker it didn't mean his bank was being robbed, it meant he was under arrest. Read on for more information.

OVI, March 20 - Beachwood Police arrested a woman for OVI on Geo Zeiger Drive.

Warrant Served, March 20 - Police drove to Cuyahoga County Jail to serve a warrant for failure to appear for OVI, driving under suspension, and weaving.

Marijuana Possession, March 21 - An Akron resident was stopped on Geo Zeiger Drive by police for a traffic violation and was found to be in possession of marijuana. The resident was also wanted by two other police departments and had a suspended license.

Suspicion, March 21 - A man reported that someone attempted to obtain funds from his business using fraudulent emails.

Forgery, March 22 - A resident of Chagrin Boulevard reported someone stole their personal checks, forged their signature, and used the checks to pay a cable bill.

Theft, March 22 - A resident in a local nursing home reported that $80 was missing from his wallet. Police say there are no suspects at this time.

Theft, March 22 - An Eaton employee is reporting that his wallet was stolen on March 21. His credit cards were used to make a fraudulent purchase on March 22.

Suspicious Person, March 22 - Employees at Menorah Park, 27100 Cedar Rd., called police to let them know there was a suspicious man roaming around the grounds.

Theft From Building, March 22 - A washing machine and dishwasher were taken from an unoccupied residence on Concord Drive.

Alarms, March 23 - Police responded to Goldwater Bank, 23500 Mercantile Rd., for an active alarm. When they arrived they found and spoke with an employee. The employee had two active warrants for their arrest and was taken into custody by police.

Threatening Phone Calls, March 23 - Powers, Friedman, and Linn Law Firm reported receiving a series of threatening phone calls.

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