Police Beat
February 19, 2026

Police Beat – 2/19/26

By From JT Staff Reports 

From Marysville Division of Police reports:

Mycal W. Strozier, 30, of Parma, was cited for license forfeiture on North Main Street due to failed child support payments at 1:28 p.m., Tuesday.

Reese Karter Chapman, 22, of Dover Township, was arrested on a warrant at 317 Oak St. for failure to appear at ...

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The former Super 8 motel at 16510 Square Drive, pictured above, has been purchased by Red Roof Inn. (Photo submitted)
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Above is a slide from the Union County Health Department’s presentation to the North Union School Board, which shows percentages of survey data from students at the school based on their reported use of tobacco products in the last 30 days. The percentages in red depict students who reported using the listed product 1-2 times while the yellow percentages show students who used the product more than three times. (Graphic submitted)
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