Daily log: 12-26

12/26/2011

Births

Bay Park Community Hospital

Yvette and Jose Rios, Toledo, girl, Dec. 25.

Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center

Angel DeWitt, Weston, Ohio, girl, Dec. 23.

Sheena and Jack Shailts, Jr., Toledo, twin boys, Dec. 24.

Toledo Hospital

Nicoll and Nicholas Tice, Lambertville, girl, Dec. 22.

Keyanna Roberts, Toledo, boy, Dec. 23.

Johna and Jason Bowman, Swanton, boy, Dec. 23.

Jennifer and Benjamin Murray, Toledo, boy, Dec. 23.

St. Luke's Hospital

Alexis and Derek Brewer, Bowling Green, girl, Dec. 24.

Patricia and Kyle O'Connor, Toledo, girl, Dec. 24.

Veronica Vincent and Brian Camargo, Temperance, boy, Dec. 24.

Marriage licenses

Lucas County

Dec. 22, 2011

Robert Ohms, 29, truck driver, and Jennifer Bine, 33, teacher, both of Toledo.

Jimmy Williams III, 24, and Tiara Moorer, 21, cashier, both of Toledo.

Daniel Clifford, 21, U.S. Air Force, and Shea DeVore, 20, student, both of Temperance.

James Roberts, Sr., 82, retired physician, and Nancie Entenmann, 77, retired social worker, both of Toledo.

Jeffrey Peace, 44, self-employed, and Tammy Smith, 41, self-employed, both of Holland.

Dennis Watson, 29, driver, and Stella Sorto, 21, cashier, both of Toledo.

Carl Thompson, Jr., 25, electrician, and Daviona McIntyre, 23, both of Toledo.

Kent Schifferly, 24, U.S. military, of Perrysburg, and Kristine Baptista, 30, X-ray technician, of Waterville.

David Derian, 37, roofer, and Raquel Inman, 35, nurse, both of Toledo.

Coroner's rulings

Lucas County

Richard Atwood, 85, of Toledo, Dec. 12, at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center. Accidental, acute bronchopneumonia; deceased fell down stairs.

Cayson Beringer, 2 months, of Toledo, Aug. 8, at Toledo Hospital. Undetermined, sudden unexplained infant death.

Robert Clark, 44, of Toledo, Aug. 31, at home. Accidental, combined drug toxicity.

Anne Davis, 85, of Bowling, Green, Ohio, at Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center. Accidental, complications of blunt force trauma to head; deceased fell at home.

Michael Heidtman, 29, of Toledo, Oct. 27, at Toledo Hospital. Homicide, gunshot wound of torso.

Scott Holzhauer, 47, of Toledo, Nov. 26, at home. Homicide, multiple blunt force trauma to head.

Lawrence Manz, 91, of Toledo, Nov. 6, at Toledo Hospital. Accidental, acute subdural hematoma; unwitnessed fall in a care center.

Tammi Pettaway, 39, of Oregon, Oct. 14, at St. Charles Mercy Hospital. Accidental, combined drug toxicity.

Christopher Shifflett, 25, of Toledo, Oct. 17, at University of Toledo Medical Center. Accidental, combined alcohol and drug toxicity.

Charles Straub, Jr., 39, of Toledo, Sept. 19, in the 1100 block of Albon, Holland. Suicide, deceased hanged himself.

Sara Swary, 5 months, of Defiance, Ohio, Oct. 26. Accidental, blunt force trauma to head; deceased was struck by auto.

Levi Weppler, 30, of Lambertville, Sept. 13, at University of Toledo Medical Center. Probable chemical asphyxia; inhalation of fumes in enclosed, non-ventilated space.

Claire Zacharias, 93, of Toledo, Sept. 24, at home. Accidental, atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease; deceased had unwitnessed fall at a nursing home.

Restaurant inspections

Recently released inspection reports of Lucas County food-service operations.

Violations

Sav-A-Lot Food Store, 1703 Airport, inspected Oct. 24. Several items in reach-in cooler as well as reach-in freezer stored improperly, examples were raw chicken being stored over ready-to-eat foods, also observed raw turkey being stored over pork products. Butcher immediately re-shelved items accordingly. Corrected at time of inspection. A copy of proper food safety and storage will be handed. Walk-in dairy door, as well as walk-in product door kick plate badly damaged and cause severe cutting injury. Contact a professional to repair door so that it can stay intact. Repair loose handle door in reach-in freezer, where frozen pollock was located.

Missing light shield in walk-in dairy cooler, properly provide cover over light bulb. Inspector: Patrick Niles.

Monnettes' Market, 2003 North Reynolds, inspected Oct. 21. Debris buildup found on bottom of shelves of reach-in produce cooler. Schedule routine cleanings, either during change of produce seasons or when new stock enters the produce shelves. Inspector: Niles.

Lam-Pam Enterprises, Inc. DBA: McDonald's, 7228 Dutch, Waterville, inspected Oct. 26. Wet wiping cloths found holding on the wrapped buns and on the front counter surfaces. You may not keep wet wiping cloths out of the sanitizer water when that are not in use due to the absorbency of the towel and the risk of bacteria growth. Set up more buckets on the major lines so they are convenient for use. Inspector: Sara Becker.

Licata's Sunoco Sylvania, 4001 Holland-Sylvania, inspected Oct. 25. Found tournados below 135 degrees in the hot holding unit. All time/temperature control for safety foods must be hot held at 135 degrees or higher to prevent bacteria growth. The unit's temperature was turned up at the time of inspection. Check temperatures with calibrated metal stem thermometer. Inspector: Jennifer Gottschalk.

Southview High School, 7225 Sylvania, Sylvania, inspected Oct. 25. Non-food-grade black bags covering trays of food in the freezer. Only use approved food-grade bags, plastic wrap, or foil to cover food. All food must be protected from contamination. Inspector: Gottschalk.

Fresh Start Diner, 4704 North Detroit, inspected Oct. 17. Cooked sausage cooling in the prep-top cooler. To bacteria growth, all foods must be cooled rapidly. Do not use the prep-top cooler to cool foods. Foods must be properly cooled before storing in the prep-top cooler: two hours to cool from 135 to 70 degrees, then an additional four hours to reach 41 degrees or lower. Use the upright cooler, two-door freezer, or ice bath to cool foods. Leave items uncovered until 41 degrees or lower. Soup cooling completely covered in the upright cooler. To limit bacteria growth, all foods must be cooled rapidly. Covering hot foods prolongs the cooling process. Leave items uncovered until 41 degrees or lower. Inspector: Kerry Stanley.

Spring Elementary School, 730 Spring, inspected Oct. 17. Food items in the hot serving unit below 135 degrees. To limit bacteria growth, all foods in hot holding must maintain 135 degrees or higher. Inspector: Stanley.

Sylvania Country Club, main kitchen, 5201 Corey, Sylvania, inspected Oct. 25. Sterno containers and butane fuel stocked above food items in dry stock. Place all Sterno containers and fuel with chemical storage or in a different area that is away from food and food-contact items to prevent possible cross contamination. Inspector: Gottschalk.

Country Grains, 6808 Sylvania, Sylvania, inspected Oct. 26. The ingredient label for potato salad and some other items must be expanded. The ingredients for mayonnaise, cream cheese, etc. must be placed on the label. Follow the retail ingredient labeling sheet on cooler for proper labeling rules. Inspector: Gottschalk.

BP/Barney's Convenience Mart, 6127 Monroe, Sylvania, inspected Oct. 26. Eggs stored over water in the cooler. Eggs must be placed on the bottom shelf in a cooler to protect from cross contamination. Mold buildup inside the ice machine. Empty the ice machine, then clean and sanitize and place on a regular cleaning schedule. The ice machine may not be used until it is emptied, cleaned and sanitized. Note: Facility bags its own ice. Facility does not have a proper ingredients list for each type of doughnut from Bakery Unlimited. Contact Bakery Unlimited for a complete ingredients list for each product. If no ingredients list is available, the doughnuts, cookies, etc from Bakery Unlimited may not be sold . Doughnuts removed from sale at the time of inspection. Hand sink blocked in back room. Do not place dishes to dry on the hand sink. The hand sink must be stocked and available at all times for proper hand washing to occur. Remove the dish rack from the hand sink and make sure it is always stocked with hot/cold running water (100 degrees), hand soap and paper towels. Inspector: Gottschalk.

Regency Hospital of Toledo, LLC, 5220 Alexis, Sylvania, inspected Oct. 25. Raw hamburger stored over beef roast on a speed rack in the walk-in cooler. Store whole cuts of beef and pork above ground beef and pork to prevent cross contamination. Corrected at the time of inspection. Inspector: Gottschalk.

Lil' Bitty Diner, 3928 Lagrange, inspected Oct. 17. Food handler changing tasks without washing hands. Facility must increase its hand-washing practices. Food handlers must wash their hands in between tasks, gloves changes, after using the rest room, after touching hair, body, or clothing, or after handling raw meats, shell eggs, or money. Raw shell eggs stored above cooked meatballs in the two-door upright cooler. To prevent cross contamination, store all raw meats and shell eggs below all other food items, then continue to store all raw meats according to the required cooking temperatures. Bare-hand contact made with cooked bacon. All food items must be protected from contamination. No bare-hand contact may be made with ready-to-eat food items; use gloves, tongs, deli paper, etc. Repeat violation. No dating of required items, for example, cooked meatballs and potatoes. To limit bacteria growth, all ready-to-eat food items kept longer that 24 hours require a date mark. Foods kept at 41 degrees or lower have a seven-day hold time. Day 1 is the day product was cooked, prepared, opened, etc. Repeat violation. Inspector: Stanley.

Chicago Fish & Chicken, 555 East Manhattan, inspected Oct. 17. Wiping cloths stored on work surfaces and no wipe cloth bucket set up. During all hours of operation, this facility must have wipe cloth buckets set up to properly store damp or soiled cloths and to properly sanitize surfaces. No date marking of ready-to-eat, potentially hazardous foods. All ready-to-eat, potentially hazardous food items kept longer that 24 hours after being prepared, opened, etc. require a date mark. Food refrigerated at 41 degrees or lower has a seven-day hold time. Day 1 is the day product was prepared or opened. Repeat violation. The salad cooler holding foods above 41 degrees. To limit bacteria growth, all refrigeration is required to hold product at 41 degrees or lower. Inspector: Stanley.

The Oarhouse Bar & Grill, 5044 Suder, inspected Oct. 24. Uncovered employee beverage on a kitchen prep surface. Employee beverages must have lids to protect food and clean items from contamination. Damp/soiled cloths stored on work surfaces. When not in use, store all damp or soiled cloths in a wiping bucket at 200 ppm quat or 100 ppm chlorine. Buildup present inside the pop gun and holster. Clean and sanitize both the gun and holster daily allowing to air dry before using. Ice scoop stored in the hand sink near the ice machine. Clean items must be protected from contamination. Provide a clean and dry container to store the ice scoop. Do not use the hand sink for storage. The hand sink must be accessible for proper hand washing. Inspector: Stanley.

The Original Royal Pizza, 4843 North Detroit, inspected Oct. 24. No wiping buckets set up at inspection. During all hours of operation, the facility must have a sanitizing wiping bucket set up to properly sanitize surfaces and to properly store damp or soiled cloths. Inspector: Stanley.

Crime reports

Shooting

James Covington, shot at on street in 3400 block of Upton.

Felonious assault

Nathaniel Bond and Cleveland Manning, stabbed on street in 900 block of Western.

Robberies

Mega Play Cafe, cash from cafe in 4900 block of Jackman.

Juan Pena, assaulted and robbed of cigarettes at parking lot in 600 block of 2nd.

Kim Jones and Myron Agnes, robbed of purse with cash, bank card, and driver's license on street in unit block of East Oakland.

Jordan Welsh, assaulted and robbed of jewelry, hat, and eyeglasses in parking lot at West Sylvania and Watson.

Burglaries

Fannie Mae, copper plumbing from vacant house in 1100 block of Park.

Fannie Mae, copper plumbing from vacant house in 1500 block of Pine­wood.

Fannie Mae, water heater and copper plumbing from vacant house in 800 block of Evesham.

Sediarie Hunter, television from residence in 1100 block of Rockcress.

Edward Niedecken, assaulted and robbed of wallet with cash, bank card, store card, medical cards, and driver's license at residence in 5200 block of Selma.

Mark Jennings, power washer, wood chipper, and lawn mower from garage in 2100 block of Shenandoah.

Ullanda Carter, liquor bottle and gift from residence in 2200 block of Foxbourne.

Danielle Eblen, television from residence in 500 block of Maumee.

Thefts

Andrea McGee, televisions, bicycle, clothes, and DVDs from residence in 1400 block of North Ontario.

Matthew Perlewitz, jewelry from residence in 4300 block of Willys.

Fannie Mae, copper plumbing from vacant house in 600 block of Yondota.

Teresa Stewart, bicycles, lawn maintenance equipment, and garden tools from residence in 1800 block of Macomber.

Karma Stokes, television, laptop computer, pair of boots, pairs of shoes, purses, and clothes, including leather coat and mink bomber jacket, from residence in 3200 block of Algonquin.

Betty Sansbury, jewelry, crystal, and cell phone from residence in 5400 block of Glenridge.

Brenda Price, crystal lamps, jewelry, bedspread, and personal papers from residence in 1300 block of Palmwood.

Elizabeth Jones, lawn maintenance equipment and furniture from shed in 1700 block of Cone.

Sheri Hensley, tools from garage in 500 block of Nicholas.

Krysta Mulkey, computers and jewelry from residence in 2800 block of Jodore.

Greta Beck, surround sound system and TV/DVD player combo from residence in 600 block of South.

Undreia Hughes, table set, tent, lawn mower, buffers, rims with tires, and air compressor from garage in 1700 block of Milburn.

Antoinette Robinson, laptop computer and video game system with games from residence in 800 block of Prouty.

Ashley Brown, television, safe, video game system, and DVDs from residence in 900 block of Vance.

Shaun Houck, tools from vehicle at North Detroit and East Alexis.

Vincent White, car stereo system and wallet with debit cards and driver's license from vehicle in 2500 block of Collingwood.

Christopher Heerdegen, briefcase with checkbooks from vehicle in unit block of Broadway.

Diana Larcom, laptop computer, iPad, and food stamp card from vehicle in 1000 block of North Michigan.

Amanda Workman, cash, debit card, and Social Security cards from residence in 500 block of Earl.

James Mitchell, books, bank cards, and personal documents from restaurant in 5700 block of Opportunity.

Jacquelyn Johnson, cash from residence in 300 block of Rockingham.

Veronica Laverde, wallet with debit card and personal documents from vehicle at Starr and Raymer.

Solomon Branch, laptop computer, keys, and wallet with credit cards and personal documents from residence in 5100 block of Foxbourne.

Beverly Polston, cash and checkbook from residence in 3300 block of Sherbrooke.

Hughana Wilkie, purse with wallet, cell phones with accessories, cash, bank cards, store cards, gift cards, personal documents, and keys from office in 3500 block of West Lincolnshire.

Elizabeth Ressler, video game systems with games, suitcases with clothes and shoes, overnight bag, winter coats with hat and glove sets, iPod, makeup bay with makeup, curling iron, shampoo, conditioner, bake oven, lamps, and medi­cation from vehicle in 100 block of West Foulkes.

Katrina Barry, purse with driver's license, credit cards, gift cards, cash, and cell phones from vehicle at West Sylvania and Douglas.

Genesis Contracting, Inc., generator and saw from vehicle in 400 block of East Alexis.

Charles Tims, cash and video game system with games from residence in 2100 block of Stirrup.