A man was arrested after he was found by Howland Township firefighters rummaging through the kitchen cabinets of their living quarters at the main township fire station in Warren (OH), TribToday.com reported.

Police officers were dispatched about 4:37 a.m. Sunday and found a man, identified as Raymond Morgan, seated on the back of a rescue truck, according to a Howland police report.

A fire official stated three firefighters were asleep at the station and were awakened when they heard the door from the engine bay open and close. When one firefighter went to check on the noise, he found a man in the kitchen, the report said.

When the intruder tried to run, the firefighter ordered him to stop and to go to the fire station engine bay. The captain called then 911, according to the report.

When a police officer responded, the man was asked what he was doing inside the fire station. The man claimed that a couple he didn’t know held him hostage the past two to three days in the bedroom of his home in the 1500 block of Niles Cortland Road NE, the report said. He said he managed to break free and ran to the fire station for help, the report said.

A preliminary hearing is set for Dec. 13.

A man has been arrested in connection with vandalizing the EMS and fire living headquarters at the Riverdale Volunteer Fire Department last week, KMPH.com reported.

Eduardo Valdez Rodriguez, 30, was booked into jail and charged with two felony counts, a probation violation and vandalism, the report said.

He was caught on camera two different days back-to-back, throwing rocks at the station on Saturday and using a baseball bat to break a window on the building on Sunday, according to the report.

He is accused of breaking two windows at the living headquarters from the fire station and for busting windows from two personal cars that belong to EMS employees that operate from the shared post, the report said.

The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office says there was no target motive on the building or the cars, according to the report.

Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services opened the new Fire Station 13 Monday at the corner of Main Street and Suwanee Dam Road in Suwanee (GA), GwinnettDailyPost.com reported.

The new fire station occupies two acres of land, has three drive-thru apparatus bays for fire engines and ambulances, and it has 2,550-feet of attack and supply hose line on its fire engines, the report said.

It also has bunk rooms for the firefighter-paramedics who work at the station, as well as a common area to relax and watch TV, a work out room, a kitchen to prepare meals in and an outdoor grilling area, according to the report.

The $7.8 million special purpose local option sales tax-funded facility replaces the old Fire Station 13, which was turned into StillFire Brewing a few years ago, the report said.

A woman has bonded out of jail after officials with the Electra Police Department said she dropped off several buckets full of “what appeared to be human waste” at the police/fire station, KXAN.com reported.

Mindy Janette Stephens, 46, of Electra, is charged with illegal dumping over 5 pounds and under 500 pounds, a Class B Misdemeanor, and a violation of the Texas Health Safety Code, the report said.

Stephens was booked into the Wichita County Jail on Thursday, December 1, 2022, and was released on Friday, December 2, 2022, after posting a $2,000 bond.

According to the arrest affidavit, the incident occurred on Thursday, November 10, 2022, at around 4:30 p.m.

Officials with the Electra Police Department said an officer observed on security cameras someone putting something outside of the front of the police/fire station, located in the 100 block of East Cleveland Avenue, the report said.