Woman Walks Out Of Ahuja Hospital With IV In Her ARm

BEACHWOOD, OH - Nosocomephobia is the fancy medical term for a phobia of hospitals. Police dealt with what may have been an extremely potent case of Nosocomephobia after a woman walked out of Ahuja Hospital with an IV still attached to her arm. Read on for more incidents from this past week.

License Suspension, March 6 - Police stopped a man near Rendon Road and Richmond Road for driving with improperly displayed license plates. They found the man was also driving with a suspended license.

Warrant Served, March 6 - An adult woman was taken into custody at Shaker Heights Municipal Court for an active misdemeanor warrant for failure to appear. She was transported to Beachwood Jail.

OVI, March 7 - Police stopped a car near Richmond Road and Concord Drive for speeding. After talking to the man driving the car, they found the man was also driving without a seat belt, possession of open containers, and operating a car under the influence.

Warrant Served, March 7 - Summit County Jail took custody of a man wanted in Shaker Heights Municipal Court. Beachwood Police took the man into custody.

Shoplifting, March 7 - An unidentified woman stole $18.75 worth of merchandise from Giant Eagle, 24601 Chagrin Blvd.

Damaged Property, March 8 - High winds brought down a light pole and the pole landed in a roadway. A truck drove over the downed pole and got a flat tire.

Suspicion, March 8 - Some people really hate hospitals. Police were called to Ahuja after a female patient walked out of the hospital with the IV still in her arm.

Shoplifting, March 8 - Police investigating a theft from the Pink store at Beachwood Place Mall found the suspect had an outstanding warrant in North Olmsted and arrested the suspect.

Suspicion, March 8 - The owner of a lock box believes it was tampered with.

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