Police Beat
November 6, 2026

Police Beat – 11/6/26

By From JT Staff Reports 

From Marysville Division of Police reports:

In the 100 block of Connolly Street at 12:31 a.m., Wednesday, an officer responded to a reported dispute and the case is closed.

Laura M. Leach, 40, of Marysville, was cited for theft at 7:44 p.m., Wednesday and was given a court date.

An officer was dispatch...

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