Mentally Ill Man Threatens to Bomb Clinic If They Don't Vote for Hillary Clinton: Beachwood Police

BEACHWOOD, OH - Police had a busier week than normal, dealing with a number of shoplifters, a burglar who cracked a resident's safe, and a mentally ill man that phoned in a fake bomb threat to a health and wellness clinic.

Failure to Secure Dangerous Ordinance, Oct. 24 - Officers were issuing a citation to a car illegally parked in a handicapped zone at the Deville Apartments South, 23305 Chagrin Boulevard, when they saw an unsecured handgun in the car in plain view. A citation was issued and officers continue to investigate.

Suspicious Person, Oct. 24 - A man was told to leave Menorah Park, 27100 Cedar Road, because he has a history of incidents at the park. The man is forbidden entry to the property.

Inducing Panic, Oct. 25 - A mentally ill man left a voicemail for Connections, 24200 Chagrin Boulevard, a behavioral health clinic, threatening to blow up the building if employees did not vote for Hillary Clinton for president. Officers searched the building but no explosives were found. The man was admitted to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.

Larceny, Oct. 25 - Police arrested a juvenile girl for stealing a pair of jeans from Dillards, 26500 Cedar Road. The jeans were recovered and had a value of $46.99.

Shoplifting, Oct. 25 - An adult woman was also arrested Oct. 25 for stealing merchandise from Dillards. This time the would-be thief attempted to make off with $391 worth of merchandise, including Chanel No. 5 perfume, Botkier purse, and a long sleeved shirt. The merchandise was recovered by police.

Falsification, Oct. 26 - Adecco, 3737 Park East Suite 203, reported that an employee falsified an hours report and now owes the company $485.

Burglary, Oct. 26 - Someone entered a Beachwood man's unlocked apartment and stole two boxes filled with clothes and laptops.

Safecracking, Oct. 27 - A resident at R.H. Meyers Apartments, 27200 Cedar Road, reported that someone broke into their apartment and then cracked their safe, stealing $480.

Warrant Served, Oct. 28 - After a traffic accident on I-271 South, police arrested one of the crash victims because he had an outstanding warrant in Garfield Heights.

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