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Summit County

Cleveland Metropolitan Area

Stow

Ohio

 Diamond Properties and Construction Services LLC We are a full-service construction management firm, integrating architecture, design, and...

A 35-year-old woman contacted because she said she has been receiving some harassing messages from a man she knows. Police reviewed the emails and letters sent in the mail. "There were vague sexual harassment-type comments made in the emails that did not yet rise to the level of a criminal offense," the  Aug. 16 report stated. "The female was advised to alert the involved male that his advances are unwanted and a criminal complaint may be sought if communications continue." The woman advised the man she did not want to hear from him again but, on her birthday, she received a card from him. She told police she was "disturbed he would have her personal information." The prosecutor's office was consulted.

A 35-year-old woman contacted because she said she has been receiving some harassing messages from a man she knows. Police reviewed the emails and letters sent in the mail.

“There were vague sexual harassment-type comments made in the emails that did not yet rise to the level of a criminal offense,” the  Aug. 16 report stated. “The female was advised to alert the involved male that his advances are unwanted and a criminal complaint may be sought if communications continue.” The woman advised the man she did not want to hear from him again but, on her birthday, she received a card from him.

She told police she was “disturbed he would have her personal information.” The prosecutor’s office was consulted.

The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.