Pain Killers Stolen From Beachwood Nursing Home

BEACHWOOD, OH — Prescription pain killers were stolen from a Beachwood nursing home this week. Read on for more information on that incident and others from the last five days.

Marijuana Possession, June 5 - Police stopped a car on Shaker Boulevard for driving with expired license plates. The driver was cited for possession of marijuana.

Theft from Building, June 5 - Two gold chains were stolen from a Hurlingham Road resident's home. The chains are valued at $1,500 total.

Marijuana Possession, June 5 - Maintenance at the Hamptons Building 3, 27060 Cedar Rd., reported the use of marijuana at their location. Police seized weed found at the site.

Shoplifting, June 5 - An adult woman and juvenile were caught shoplifting at Dillard's, 26500 Cedar Rd. The adult lied about her identity to police and was charged with falsification and corruption of a minor.

Annoying Phone Calls, June 6 - A Beachwood woman's estranged husband made frequent calls to her residence.

Theft from Building, June 6 - A woman's wallet was stolen while she was attending a session at Cleveland Yoga, 3355 Richmond Rd. The total value of the wallet and its contents is $862.

Theft of Drugs, June 6 - A suspect stole Percoset from the Montefiore Home, 27080 Cedar Rd.

License Suspension, June 6 - Multiple callers reported an erratic driver on Harvard Road near I-271 South. The driver had a suspended license. The driver was cited and the vehicle was towed.

Warrant Served, June 8 - A female driver was stopped after she rolled through a stop sign on Geo Zeiger Drive. The woman had a suspended license and was arrested.

License Suspension, June 8 - Police stopped a car for driving with one headlight on Fairmount Boulevard. The driver had a suspended license and was arrested.

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