Domestic Violence Solon officers responded to a Pettibone Road home on September 17 after a caller reported a domestic dispute with an injury. Officers found a father and son who lived together and had been arguing. The argument turned physical, and the son reportedly threw a television toward his father. Officers said the son also stabbed a knife into a wall and dropped a second knife during the confrontation. He then picked up the knife from the ground and cut his finger. Investigators determined both men were mutual combatants in the incident. Both were arrested and each requested a protection order. The father, 57, of Solon was charged with a third degree felony count of domestic violence because of a previous conviction. The son, 25, of Solon was treated at a hospital before being taken to Solon Jail and charged with first degree misdemeanor domestic violence. OVI Arrests Solon officers arrested two drivers on separate nights during OVI enforcement efforts. On September 18, a vehicle sped through a checkpoint on Aurora Road without slowing for speed bumps or a stop sign. Officers yelled for the driver to stop, and he complied after an officer knocked on the window. The driver, 26, of Cleveland showed signs of impairment, including glassy eyes and the odor of alcohol, and admitted to drinking. He failed field sobriety tests and was arrested. A breath test showed a blood alcohol level of 0.090 percent, and he was cited for OVI and prohibited BAC. A sober driver picked up the vehicle. On September 19, an officer stopped a second driver on US 422 westbound for marked lanes violations. The driver, 50, of Parma had slurred speech and a strong odor of alcohol and admitted to drinking. Field sobriety tests led to his arrest. His breath sample registered 0.160 percent, and he was cited for OVI, prohibited BAC and a marked lanes violation. The vehicle was towed. Warrant Arrests Officers responded to the Solon Service Department on September 16 after an employee reported that occupants of a van were "illegally dumping" materials on the property. The suspects were leaving in a white van marked Legendary Contractors when officers arrived. The driver, 29, of Solon had a suspended license and an outstanding warrant for failing to appear in court on a previous traffic offense. He was arrested, cited for driving under suspension and held on the warrant. No charges were filed against a passenger, 45, of Cleveland. The vehicle was released to a family member who arrived at the scene. A second warrant arrest happened September 18 after an officer stopped a vehicle on Cochran Road for a registration check. The check showed the vehicle owner, 60, of Cuyahoga Falls had a suspended license. The passenger, 26, of Akron had an active felony warrant with the Summit County Sheriff's Office for fentanyl possession. She was turned over to the Summit County Sheriff's Office. The vehicle owner was cited for driving under suspension and released, and the vehicle was towed. Theft An employee, 29, of Twinsburg told police someone stole her cell phone from the counter at Kids Empire on Kruse Drive. The theft was reported September 19. Phone location data pointed to an address in Cleveland, but officers could not locate the device there. The reporting officer is following up with the victim to check for nearby surveillance video. FAQs What crimes did Solon police report this week? Reports included a domestic violence case, two OVI arrests, two warrant arrests and a theft investigation. Was anyone injured in the domestic violence incident? Yes. The son involved cut his finger on a knife during the argument and was treated at a hospital before being jailed. How high were the blood alcohol levels in the OVI arrests? One driver registered 0.090 percent and the other registered 0.160 percent. Were any charges dropped in these reports? No charges were filed against a passenger in the September 16 warrant arrest. What happened with the stolen cell phone? Police traced the phone's location to an address in Cleveland but could not recover it there. The investigation continues.