Driver Shocked After Vehicle Pulls Down Live Wire: In the Blotters

Construction Driver Shocked After Vehicle Pulls Down Live Wire

A construction worker was received a shock after his vehicle took down a pole and electrical wire Oct. 19 near Canterbury and Inwood boulevards. An Olmsted Township man was dumping a construction load at Canterbury and Inwood when an overhead wire got caught on his truck. When he let the bed of the truck down it pulled the wire and snapped the pole.

The man told police officers he was shocked when he tried to re-enter his vehicle and paramedics were called. Paramedics checked the man who refused to go to the hospital. The electric company came and removed the wire from the pole.

Here, deer everywhere

On Oct. 23, police received a call regarding a car vs. deer accident on SR 83. Report followed an Oct. 15 incident involving a small deer also on SR 83.  On Oct. 13, police received a report of a car vs. deer accident on Walker Road. The deer ran off. That dawn was later found dead. On Oct. 16 a vehicle in a parking lot was reported as suspicious. The driver was looking at a deer in the lot.

Unlocked and Out of Luck

Several vehicles on South Point Drive and Tomahawk Drive reported items taken from vehicles, one of which was unlocked. CDs were missing from one vehicle. Another had a Garmin taken that was recovered from Westlake.

The stated information was culled from Avon Lake Police reports. Questions regarding this information may be directed to Lori.Switaj@patch.com