Independence, OH
A woman at Delmonico’s seemed very uncomfortable, anxious and didn’t seem to want to go back to her table, where two men were sitting.
A man at the bar was concerned about her. She told him that, if anything happened to her that night, she was driving a silver Nissan and lived in Akron. He called the police to check on her and make sure she was all right.
The man asked the bartender to keep an eye on her. She had gotten up to go to the restroom several times and could have left the restaurant at anytime, if she were in trouble.
The waitress said the woman seemed uncomfortable and anxious all night, too. The officers went to the table and asked to speak with her privately.
When the officers explained why they were there, she said nothing was wrong, but her behavior ranged from confident to unrest. She wanted the officer’s numbers and wanted them to have her cell phone number in case something should happen. She wouldn’t elaborate further.
She had been drinking, but not to a level of impairment, and the officer couldn’t detect any drug use.
The two men at her table seemed uncomfortable that police were talking to the woman away from them. One walked up to the officers, said the woman could not have her wine, pulled his car up to the door and remained there with the door open.
She again told the officers everything was fine. The other man threatened to sue the officers. Then, the two men and woman all left.
Found in the Sun Courier
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