(10-6-25) Elbert Capelle (18) of Celina was arrested by the Celina Police on a 4th degree misdemeanor of disorderly conduct persistent.

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He is being held at the Mercer County Adult Detention Center with a $500 (10%) bond awaiting a Celina Municipal Court hearing.

In Ohio, disorderly conduct becomes a fourth-degree misdemeanor when the offender persists in the disorderly behavior after being given a reasonable warning or request to stop. This persistent conduct can involve actions like taunting, making noise, hindering people, or creating a physically offensive condition. A conviction for this offense can lead to penalties including fines up to $250 and up to 30 days in jail.