Woman accused of lying about her identity charged with obstructing: Fairview Park Police Blotter
By Bruce Geiselman
Published on March 21, 2026.
An officer from the Fairview Park Police Department stopped a car on Lorain Road near W. 196th Street, where the driver provided false identification and was arrested for obstructing official business. The arrest was made due to staffing issues and the driver showed signs of impairment during a traffic violation. The woman was taken into custody and given a mandatory court date.
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