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ASSAULT
October 10, 2025 – At approximately 3:51 pm, I was dispatched to 310 Vine St. in reference to an assault.
Upon my arrival, I made contact with David Lumpkin. He advised that he owed Adam Falknor $20 that he borrowed from him last month. Adam was looking for David to pay him the money he owed. David told Adam that he would pay it back when he got around to it. Then Adam punched David in the face. David then separated himself from Adam and called the police.
I then spoke with Adam. Adam advised that he went to David’s house to ask for the $20 back and David told him that he would pay for it when he got around to it. As Adam was walking away, David called him a bitch and said, “Bring it on”. Adam then punched David in the face once, and David called the police.
Due to Adam admitting that he punched David in the face, having a history of violent tendencies, and that he lives approximately a block away from David’s house, I decided to place Adam under arrest. I gap-checked and double-locked the handcuffs and placed Adam in the back of my cruiser.
I transported Adam to the Darke County Jail, where he is incarcerated. I checked my cruiser before and after transport.
David had no visible signs of injuries and Adam had no marks on his hands from the altercation, so no photos were taken at this time. David filled out a statement form and a victim’s rights form, which are filed with this report.
Adam was given his copy of his citation and advised of his mandatory court date.
HOMELESS COMPLAINT
October 14, 2025 – At approximately 7:55 am, I observed a subject known to me as Cosme Sanchez (defendant) on the sidewalk in front of the city building near 100 Public Square. The defendant had a shopping cart full of random items and on the sidewalk next to him were also numerous tarps and boxes.
I had prior knowledge from speaking with the defendant in the past that he camps in public places. The tarps and boxes were spread out across the sidewalk and it appeared the defendant had been using the items to camp.
The boxes and tarps appeared to be trash and it was blocking the sidewalk so that citizens could not use the sidewalk. When I asked the defendant to clean up the trash, he became confrontational and began throwing the items towards his shopping cart.
While the defendant was working on cleaning up the items, I observed a clear jug with a substance inside of it that appeared to be urine on the sidewalk next to his personal belongings and trash. When asked, the defendant stated the substance was his urine. I then made the decision to place the defendant under arrest for littering.
The defendant was transported to the Darke County Jail, where he was issued a copy of this citation and released to the jail staff.
The defendant has been in the city of Greenville for approximately 6 weeks and he is homeless. I met with the defendant on September 2, 2025, and I offered him numerous resources. At that time, the defendant did not appear to be interested in accepting any type of resources to help find housing.
LITTERING
October 10, 2025 – At approximately 11:53 am, I was dispatched to the 600 BLK of S. Broadway St. in reference to a littering complaint.
Upon my arrival, I approached the bench in front of American Title Resources Inc. and recognized the litter sitting under the bench. The litter consisted of two cups and a pillow.
At the time, there was no one with the litter, so I canvased the area asking people if they had seen who was sitting on that bench with the litter. No one was able to identify a subject. Then Michael Falknor (Mikey) started to walk towards the bench. I questioned him about the litter was his and he said it was. He had left it there in the middle of the night because he was cold and was coming back to claim the litter. I told him that he would be receiving a citation for littering and then he threw the two cups away and picked up his pillow.
I did not photograph the litter before Mikey picked it up to throw away. Mikey was issued his citation for littering and advised of his mandatory court date.
