He reported parking issues with the neighbors. Deputies spoke with Garland and saw that he had no backstop where he had been shooting at targets hanging in trees and at an old stove.
Garland was advised to resolve the issue of a backstop prior to shooting again. He said his sister is threatening to sue him, wanting whatever money is coming to her. She also reported he has been taking her mail from her mailbox. Deputies will attempt to contact the neighbor. They spoke to Brandon Brown, no address listed, who said he was outside with his dogs and thought they were all accounted for when he heard a dog in the woods.
He went to see what was going on and saw a dog attacking a deer in the creek and started throwing rocks at the dog to get it to release the deer, Brown told deputies, saying he then realized the dog was his boxer mix, Parker.
He got the dog away from the doe, which ran toward McCormick Run Road, and Brown said it appeared she was malnourished and had a broken front leg.
Deputies were unable to locate the deer and forwarded a copy of the report to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. He was advised by deputies he could have the vehicle towed from his property, and Zeppernick said he first wanted to ask his neighbors if they knew to whom the vehicle belongs. Godard, 28, Pittsburgh, lost control of the Honda S he was driving, which went left of center, off the left side, striking a guardrail. He was cited for failure to control. According to reports, Godard was test driving the vehicle with passenger Joshua L.
