Sheriff’s Office reports two women arrested and jailed

By December 10, 2015 6:47 am

The Crawford County Sheriff’s Office reported that two women were booked-in following their arrests this week on charges stemming from unrelated incidents.

Galion police arrested Laura Ann Martinez Tuesday afternoon. Martinez is being held until her appearance in Crawford County Common Pleas Court. Martinez faces a second-degree felony charge of complicity to burglary.

Briona Noelle Rose of Bucyrus was arrested by the Adult Parole Authority, also on Tuesday. She is also being held until her appearance in Common Pleas Court on charges she violated probation. Rose was placed on community control in April after being convicted of felony drug possession.

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