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CRIME WATCHPolice reports in and around Toledo

HomicidesFelonious AssaultsRobberies

TheftsBurglariesShooting

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SUBURBAN CRIME REPORTS Toledo crime reports are published in Today’s Log during the week.

ABOUT THIS MAPThis map, published exclusively in The Blade every Saturday, plots the location of crimes committed in the Toledo area. The information was compiled by Blade reporters from reports � led with police this week.In evaluating this map, readers should take into consideration that about two-thirds of the population of Lucas County is in the City of Toledo.

DEFINITIONSHomicide: the deliberate and unlawful killing of one person by another. Felonious assault: serious physical harm sustained by victim.Robbery: taking personal property from someone using force or the threat of force.Theft: the act of stealing.Burglary: illegally entering a building with intent to com-mit a crime.Shooting: person struck by a bullet.Shooting into dwelling: a home is struck by bullets.

An interactive version of the metro Toledo crime map, with plotted points of crime in Toledo and its suburbs, appears on toledoblade.com.

Bedford TownshipThefts

Jessica Morrin, smart phone fromresidence in 7500 block of Secor.

Lynette Fisher, smart phonefrom bar in 8700 block of Lewis.

Margaret Raker, auto parts fromvehicle in 7700 block of Summer-field.

Lake TownshipThefts

Russell Simmons, two bicyclesfrom front porch of residence in29000 block of Owens.

Eddis Stanley, kayak, fishingpoles, and reels from vehicle athome in 25000 block of Luckey.

Super 8, television from room in3400 block of Latcha.

Jodi Carter, keys, wallet withcontents from vehicle at home in3700 block of Laketon.

MaumeeThefts

Beth Fry, Fostoria, lunch bagfrom vehicle in 1500 block of Rey-nolds.

Zachary Revis, Napoleon, cellphone, wallet with contents fromvehicle in 300 block of West Dus-sel.

Nicholas Anderson, handgunfrom residence in 1000 block ofAnderson; handgun was later re-covered.

Amanda Bondy, computer tab-let and key ring from vehicle at

home in 1000 block of Kirk.

Monclova TownshipThefts

James Fisher, tools from vehi-cle in 7000 block of SandySprings.

Knights Inn, microwave, refrig-erator, mirror, and bedding pillowsfrom hotel in 1500 block of SouthHolland-Sylvania.

Tyler Lee, auto parts from vehi-cle in 7100 block of Elli Harbor.

Karlee Grieselding, wallet withcontents from vehicle in 3200block of Briarfield.

NorthwoodThefts

Sierra Villarreal, 1700 block ofLagundovie, cell phone from 4500block of Woodville.

Sharon Willard, Canadian cash,massage table, duffle bag withcontents from vehicle in 200 blockof Ritter.

OregonBurglaries

Jean Dewitt, no loss reportedfrom residence in 5000 block ofBay Shore.

Richard Clark, prescriptionmedications and television fromresidence in 3100 block of Lan-tern.

Mary White, assorted items wastaken from residence in 6100block of Grisell.

Stephanie Jenkins, no loss re-

ported from residence in 600block of Robindale.

TheftsBryan Bauman, handgun and

ammunition from residence in2600 block of Luverne.

Mandy James, 3100 block ofNavarre, bicycle from 3500 blockof Navarre.

Stephanie Warner, 3200 blockof South Eastmoreland, wallet withcontents from 400 block of SouthWheeling.

Yussef Olive, watch from resi-dence in 3500 block of Mary Al-len.

John Feelby, jewelry from resi-dence in 2600 block of Seaman.

Bradley Clark, prescriptionmedications, tools, and clothingfrom vehicle at home in 3500block of Bayberry.

Mariah Riley, West Central,Toledo, cell phone from 3700block of Navarre, cell phone waslater recovered.

Hannah Kesling, 3300 block ofBayside, coat and cash from 3400block of Seaman.

David Bomyea, license platesfrom residence in 5900 block ofCorduroy.

Candice Heckel, Tremainsville,Toledo, purse with contents fromcart in 3700 block of Navarre.

Ottawa HillsThefts

Pierce Roberts, book bag withcontents from vehicle at home in

3300 block of Darlington.Robert Bowen, handgun, maga-

zine, curtains, cash, and moneyclip from vehicle at home in 2400block of Manchester.

PerrysburgThefts

Silvia Hiris, grill from residencein 800 block of Oak Knoll.

Jason Mahaffey, Grassy, Ross-ford, fishing equipment from vehi-cle in 600 block of Maumee Wes-tern Reserve.

Perrysburg TownshipBurglary

Jessica Fish, video game fromresidence in 27000 block of Tracy.

TheftsNES Rentals, 28000 block of

Glenwood, welder from construc-tion site in 300 block of 5th.

Carol Franczak, jewelry andcash from residence in 26000block of Woodmont.

Walcher and Fox Inc, Bellevue,Ohio, tools from 7500 block ofPonderosa.

Springfield TownshipFelonious assault

Ashley Marious, assaulted atresidence in 1000 block of CountryView.

BurglariesMichael Warren, television and

video game system from resi-dence in 6300 block of Garden.

WoodRidge Apartments and

Town homes, rent checks and pa-pers from office in 1800 block ofNorth McCord.

TheftDaniel Abranczyk, video game

system with controller from resi-dence in unit block of Connelsville.

SylvaniaBurglary

Thomas Stahl, television fromresidence in 5100 block of Spring.

TheftsShannon Adams, cell phone from

residence in 5700 block of Acres.Ann Schifler, 6900 block of

Rockdale, purse with contentsfrom vehicle in 7200 block of Erie.

Bonnie Brieschke, 5800 blockof Eaglewood, purse with contentsfrom vehicle in 7200 block of Erie.

University of ToledoThefts

Leonardo Jablon, wallet withcontents from 2800 block of WestBancroft.

Ryan Connor, Powell, Ohio, lap-top computer from 2800 block ofWest Bancroft.

Raviraj Wala, 3400 block ofDorr, keys and jacket from lockerroom in 2800 block of West Ban-croft; keys were later recovered.

Whiteford TownshipTheft

Walter Becki, rail fence fromresidence in 5200 block of Sec-tion.

BLADE STAFF

Doctor guilty of gross sexualimposition released from jail

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Jake Heiney,with attor-ney ShannonSmith inLucas Coun-ty CommonPleas Court,was convic-ted on char-ges of grosssexual impo-sition andtamperingwith records.

With an appeal of his grosssexual imposition convictionpending before Ohio's 6thDistrict Court of Appeals, aformer Lambertville orthope-dist was released from jail thisweek.

Jake Heiney, 41, had beenserving a 180-day sentence atthe Corrections Center ofNorthwest Ohio near Stryker,but was released Wednesdayafter the appeals court grantedhis motion to put the sentence

on hold pending appeal. Thecourt ordered Heiney be re-leased on a monitored recog-nizance bond, have no contactwith the victims in the case,and surrender his passport.

Heiney was convicted Feb.24 by a jury in Lucas CountyCommon Pleas Court on twocounts of gross sexual imposi-tion and one count of tamper-ing with records for improp-erly touching two female pa-tients at his Sylvania office,and altering one of their medi-

cal records after learning ofthe investigation.

Judge Gene Zmuda sen-tenced Heiney to 180 days atCCNO followed by 90 days inwork release for the misde-meanor tampering conviction.For the felonies, he placedhim on community control forfour years, imposed a $5,000fine, and ordered him to per-form 200 hours of communityservice, complete a sex of-fender treatment program,and register with the sheriff as

a sex offender annually for 15years.

Separately, both victimshave filed lawsuits againstHeiney in Lucas County Com-mon Pleas Court seekingdamages in excess of $25,000.

In Monroe County Circuit

Court, Heiney faces similarcharges involving two patientsfrom his Lambertville office.That trial is scheduled forApril 18. He has voluntarilysurrendered his medical li-cense.

— Jennifer Feehan

2 men, 1 armed,rob Findlay store

FINDLAY — Two maskedmen, one of whom had ahandgun, robbed a Circle K ofcigarettes and an undeter-mined amount of money earlyFriday, authorities said.

The men, wearing all black,entered the store at 464 E. San-dusky St. about 4:55 a.m. andconfronted the attendant,Findlay police said. One bran-dished a handgun and de-manded cigarettes and moneyfrom the cash register.

They then fled on foot andwere last seen running north-west, police said.

Fire destroysduplex; arsonlisted as cause

An apparent act of arsondestroyed a vacant duplexlate Thursday.

Fire Lt . MatthewHertzfeld said the blaze at1647 N. Ontario St. betweenStickney Avenue and Buf-falo Street was intentionallyset. Fire crews arrivedabout 10:05 p.m., and about15 minutes later, the battal-ion chief called for crews toget out and fight the blazefrom outside.

Firefighters brought theblaze under control inabout an hour, by whichtime the duplex was a totalloss, Lieutenant Hertzfeldsaid. The damage was esti-mated at $227,000.

Country records list Lu-cas County Land Reutiliza-tion Corp. as owner of theduplex. It was built in 1907.