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ASSAULT
June 17, 2025 – At approximately 6:24 pm, I went to 5436 State Route 49 #103 in an attempt to make contact with Ian Perkins. Ian had an active arrest warrant for an original charge of attempted assault through the City of Greenville.
I knocked on the door at room 103 and made contact with Ian. I placed Ian in handcuffs and placed him in the back seat of my cruiser. The handcuffs were double locked and gap checked. Dispatch confirmed the warrant through LEADS/NCIC. I transported Ian to the Greenville Police Department and obtained the physical copy of the warrant. I transported Ian to the Darke County Jail and he was released to Jail staff. The backseat of my cruiser was checked before and after the transport, and I located nothing.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
June 12, 2025 – At approximately 9:51 am, I was dispatched to 433 East Water Street in reference to a male subject yelling at staff. The caller advised that the male subject was wearing a black shirt, sunglasses, with a military-style backpack and a walking stick.
Sgt. Raffel located Ricky Martin, matching that description in the 500 block of South Broadway. Sgt. Raffel warned Ricky for trespassing on 433 East Water
Street.
At approximately 10:20 am, we received another call reference, Ricky Martin sitting on a bench in front of A & B coffee, yelling and cursing at people. Upon officers’ arrival, Ricky continued yelling and cursing, stating he was the savior of God. A & B staff advised several customers had complained about him bothering them and wanted him trespassed. A & B staff again stepped outside, advising me that two female subjects, one being a juvenile, advised them that they were not comfortable stepping out of their vehicle due to Ricky being disorderly. P. O. Borowske and Det. Hawes spoke to Ricky. During this time, Ricky continued to yell and curse. Ricky was instructed multiple times to quit being disorderly and yelling in public.
They both advised me that Ricky was yelling and cursing. They advised due to his yelling and being obscene, they did not feel safe being around him, locking the doors to their vehicle and sitting inside the vehicle until he walked away. They advised that they originally were going to go to the Coffee Pot. But since Ricky went towards the Coffee Pot, they decided to go to A&B Coffee, so they were not close to Ricky.
Both filled out witness statements and the victim’s rights form, please see for further.
It was at this time that Ricky was informed he was under arrest for disorderly conduct.
Ricky placed his arms behind his back stating “fuck you guys again” Det. Hawes read Ricky his Miranda Rights, while reading him his rights Ricky stated “fuck you I’m using this in a court of law”. I placed Ricky in handcuffs, which were gap-checked and double-locked.
While escorting Ricky to my cruiser he started yelling “I got a freedom of speech, you stupid fuck” then said “I can do what the fuck I want”. Ricky was searched incident to arrest and no contraband was found.
While transporting Ricky to the Darke County Jail he continued to yell in the back of my cruiser stating, skin scared nigger, that’s what the detective is and the judge” and “if Monnin is listening fuck you too you fucking fat whore, stupid cunt bitch”.
Ricky continued until we arrived at Darke County Jail. Ricky was released to jail staff, the back seat of my cruiser was checked before and after transport and no contraband was found.
This disorderly conduct charge was enhanced from a minor misdemeanor to a misdemeanor of the fourth degree due to Ricky being persistently disorderly. Ricky was issued his copy of the citation and advised of his mandatory court date. Ricky was also warned for trespass by A&B Coffee.
June 12, 2025 – At approximately 6:45 pm, I responded to 835 Sweitzer Street, Wayne Hospital, in the City of Greenville in reference to a disorderly.
Upon my arrival, I made contact with Wayne Security, who stated a male had become belligerent and began threatening staff. Security stated that the male had just gotten into a vehicle with his father and they were traveling southbound on Sweitzer Street. Due to the nature of this call, P.O. Hall conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle, which pulled into the Speedway South Parking lot. Upon contact with the two males in the vehicle, they identified themselves as Clint and Jackie Adkins. The two were visibly upset and angry. Clint began explaining that he was an inpatient at Wayne and that shortly before leaving, he believed that multiple staff members were laughing at him.
Clint stated that he had done nothing wrong and that, after being laughed at, he wanted to leave. During this interaction, both Clint and Jackie were arguing with officers and continued to be belligerent. Upon P. O. Slade’s arrival at Speedway, I went back to Wayne to speak with the staff. Security advised that Clint had been staying upstairs at the hospital for multiple days. They advised that today he became angry with staff members and began yelling. While yelling at staff, he continued to escalate the situation and began yelling racial slurs and threatening to kill staff members. These threats were mostly vague, but Clint did state multiple times that he would come back and kill all of you.
Security then escorted me to the third floor, where Clint had been a patient. I then spoke with two nurses, Paul DeJohn and both of whom were involved in this incident, stated that he had just arrived for his shift and further stated that he would be taking over as Clint’s provider. Upon arrival, he noticed that there were multiple cautions on Clint’s door, stating that he then asked the previous shift what the cautions were for. The previous shift stated that the cautions were for MRSA. While this conversation was occurring in the hallway, Clint overheard the conversation and heard nurses at another station begin laughing about an unrelated conversation. Clint became angry and belligerent because he thought the nurses were laughing at him. Clint stated, “What was so funny? What was so fucking funny about MRS A? I don’t want you in my room. You better leave before I fucking kill you. Both stated that they were in fear that Clint might return to the hospital.
I then advised P. O. Hall of this information and drove back to Speedway, where the Adkins’ were still stopped. I completed a citation for Clint for menacing reference. The threats made to both Clint and Jackie Adkins were reported and Paul completed a written statement, also completed as a victim’s statement for criminal trespass from Wayne Hospital.
Clint was cited for O.R.C. 2903. 22 (A) (1) a fourth-degree misdemeanor.
DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE
June 17, 2025 – At approximately 11:31 pm, I was dispatched to 411 Euclid Avenue in reference to a Domestic Disturbance. Upon my arrival, I met with the victims/offenders, Brooklyn Bryant and Timothy Price. I spoke with Brooklyn first, who advised me that they had gotten into an argument due to whether or not their shared daughter, Kinsley Price, 12-12-24, needed a bottle or not. Brooklyn advised that the argument escalated to the point that she advised Timothy that she was going to be taking Kinsley and leaving the residence. It was at that time that Timothy took Kinsley from Brooklyn and went into the listed residence, stating that she would not be taking her. Brooklyn advised that there was no physical altercation between them and it was just a verbal argument.
I was then able to speak with Timothy, who advised me of the same accounts of the incident. Timothy was advised of the state custody laws and that, due to them being unmarried, Brooklyn would hold all rights to their shared child. Timothy acknowledged what he was advised.
Both parties advised that they would be staying at the residence and that there would not be any more issues.
There were no school-age children present at the time of the incident.
June 17, 2025 – At approximately 6:46 pm, I responded to 513 Ash Street in reference to a domestic complaint.
Upon my arrival, I made contact with the involved persons, Dakoda Jackson and Leslie Garland. Both Dakoda and Leslie advised that they had been in an argument earlier in the day over a dispute about how they discipline their children. Leslie advised that she went to this address, her sister’s, Sarah Garland, to get away from him and to not cause further issues. Leslie stated that Dakoda followed her to this residence and began causing more issues. Both Dakoda and Leslie advised that there was no physical altercation, just an argument. Dakoda and Leslie reside together at 418 East Fourth Street, and have 2 kids in common. Dakoda agreed to leave Sarah’s residence for the night.
There were 4 children present.
OVI
June 14, 2025 – At approximately 2:52 am I was dispatched to Taco Bell drive-thru, 1120 Russ Rd in reference to a report of a subject who fell asleep in his vehicle while waiting in
the drive-thru line.
Upon my arrival, I located the listed vehicle in the drive-thru line, a silver 2013 Honda CR-V
bearing Ohio registration KNV5829. When I approached the vehicle, the ignition was on, the vehicle was in park, the radio was turned up, and the driver’s seat was reclined with the defendant, now known to me as Tyler Potter, in the driver’s seat. I tried to wake Tyler up by asking “how is it going”, identifying myself as the police, touching his left side through an open window, and saying “are you awake”. Tyler did not wake up to me talking to him, so I opened the car door and touched his chest, causing him to wake up. Once awake, Tyler tried to put his vehicle in gear and drive forward, however I removed the keys from the ignition before he could.
Once awake, Tyler provided me with his Ohio Driver’s License and it was found that he was the registered owner of the Honda he was operating. Tyler had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person, bloodshot eyes, and slurred speech. I asked Tyer if he had been drinking tonight and he stated he had a “little bit”. Tyler went on to say he had been at the Moose Lodge, had a couple of beers, left, went to a friend’s house, and had 1 or 2 more beers, then drove to Taco Bell to get food.
I asked Tyler to step out of the vehicle and perform some field sobriety tests, which he complied with. The following are the results of the field sobriety tests:
On the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test, I observed two clues on lack of smooth pursuit, two clues on onset of nystagmus before 45 degrees, and two clues on distinct nystagmus at maximum deviation.
Next, I had Tyler perform the walk and turn test. I gave him instructions on how to perform the test and he stated he understood. Twice, Tyler moved his feet from the starting position I instructed him to stay at. Tyler did not touch heel to toe on all steps. When I told Tyler of his lack of heel-to-toe, I asked him if he would like to retake the test to walk heel to toe and he advised he would. Tyler again did not take any heel-to-toe steps while performing the test.
Finally, I had Tyler perform a one-legged stand test. Tyler was noticeably swaying back and forth, put his foot down once while counting, and counted 14 one thousand twice, then didn’t really speak and picked up around 18 one thousand.
Tyler was arrested on suspicion of OVI. Per his request, Officer Wentworth drove Tyler’s Honda from the drive-thru and parked it in a parking space beside the Taco Bell lot. Tyler was transported to the Greenville Police Department, where he was read and shown the BMV 2255 form. Tyler agreed to perform a breath test on the Intoxilyzer 8000. After the test was administered, Tyler was found to have a concentration of 0.140 grams by weight of alcohol per one hundred milliliters of his breath.
Tyler was placed under an immediate Administrative License Suspension (ALS) and his license was seized. Tyler was issued a citation for OVI, a copy of his breath results, and his copy of the BMV 2255 form. Tyler was released from the police station to his wife, Hannah Potter.
VANDALISM
June 14, 2025 – At approximately 8:28 pm, I responded to 210 Warren Street in the City of Greenville, in reference to vandalism.
Upon my arrival, I made contact with the complainant, Cameron Walker. Cameron stated that earlier in the day, he and his live-in girlfriend, Brooke Roth, had been involved in a domestic dispute. Cameron stated that our department responded and handled the incident. Cameron stated that after the incident had been handled, Brooke’s father, Bryan Roth, arrived to take her away from the scene. Cameron stated that after Brooke and her father had left, he also left the residence.
Cameron stated that while he was at his parents’ house, his dad, Travis Walker, drove by 210 Warren. Cameron stated that Travis saw Bryan’s truck parked out front of the home.
Cameron stated that upon his return to the home shortly prior to calling our department again, he located his Indiana Madison acoustic guitar broken. Cameron stated that he had purchased the guitar a few years ago for approximately $250. Cameron stated that he always leaves it in the detached garage where he found it broken. Cameron stated that earlier in the day, the guitar was still in one piece. Cameron stated he believed Bryan had smashed the guitar while he was back at the residence after the domestic.
I then made contact with Bryan about this incident. I advised Bryan of Cameron’s claims and asked if Bryan was the one who broke the guitar. Bryan admitted to breaking the guitar when he returned to the house after the original incident. Bryan stated that he was angry with Cameron in reference to ongoing issues between him and Brooke. I then advised Cameron of Bryan’s admission, to which Cameron stated he wanted to press charges in reference to the damage. Cameron completed a written statement form, as well as a victim’s rights form. Photos were taken of the broken guitar.
After Cameron had completed these forms, I again made contact with Bryan by telephone. I advised Bryan that a citation for criminal damage would be completed and that he would need to come up to the Greenville Police Department in the next few days to be served.
Bryan was advised that if he is unwilling to do so, a warrant may be issued. Bryan stated he understood and would attempt to come to the police department in the next few days.
Bryan was charged with 0. R. C. 2909. 06( A) (1) Criminal Damaging, a misdemeanor of the second degree.
WARRANT
June 10, 2025 – At approximately 9:41 am, I was asked to respond to 5438 STATE ROUTE 49 #22 for an agency assist with Adult Parole and APA officer Alicia McWhinney. Upon my arrival, I was advised that the offender, Brian Klosterman, was being arrested by APA for a parole violation. APA officer McWhinney placed Klosterman into handcuffs that were double locked and gap checked. I observed her as she searched Klosterman incident to arrest with no contraband being located.
Klosterman was then escorted down the front steps of the listed address and brought to the back seat of my cruiser, #1944, and placed into the back seat. While en route to my cruiser, Klosterman began actively resisting arrest.
He was further escorted to my cruiser and placed in the back seat. Please see the use of force report for further. Klosterman was transported to DCSO where he was incarcerated without bond and held for APA. The back of my cruiser was checked before and after the transport for contraband, with none being located.
June 11, 2025 – While on patrol in the city of Greenville, Ohio 45331, I observed Stacy in the parking lot of 1220 Russ Road (Rent-2-Own).
I stepped out of my cruiser and had a consensual encounter with Stacy. I asked Stacy to fill out a statement form regarding a different report I was working on for her. (25-G00691) Stacy stated she would fill the form out and stepped out of her vehicle.
As she was filling out the form, Sgt. Raffel arrived on the scene. Sgt Raffel advised me that Judge Monnin was currently signing a warrant for Stacy and is going to notify GPD Dispatch when it is signed. While Stacy was filling out the statement form that she agreed to willingly fill out, the judge made contact that the warrant was signed. Once Stacy finished the form, I advised her that she was under arrest. I ordered Stacy to turn around and place her hands behind her back. I placed Stacy into handcuffs, which were gap-checked and double-locked. I transported Stacy to the Darke County Sheriff’s Jail, where she was released to jail staff and incarcerated. The warrant was for Failure To Appear on a theft charge. Stacy had a bond that was $1,525.00. The backseat of my cruiser was checked before and after transport, and no contraband was found.
