LOVELAND, OH (FOX19) - Loveland-based Pure Romance, a direct sales company specializing in relationship enhancement products and intimacy education, has conducted a survey about Valentine's Day that asks different kinds of questions than what you might expect from a florists' co-op or a chocolate company.

Here are the results:

This Valentine’s Day:

•     27% of men said their romantic resolution this Valentine’s Day is to have sex with the lights on
•     38% of people would buy themselves a sex toy because they’re single on Valentine’s Day
•     80% of people believe they will be getting lucky this Valentine’s Day
•     40% of women want to try something new and kinky this Valentine’s Day

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LOVELAND, OH (FOX19) - Local Screenwriter and actor Gretchen Kessler wrote an out of this world update to the Loveland legend that goes back 100 years, and the true story in 1972 when Loveland police officers took shots at what they thought was a “frog-like” creature that emerged from the banks of murky Little Miami River. The movie is set in and around Loveland - featuring the Loveland Castle. Co-Directed and edited by local filmmaker and stained glass artist, Bob Kessler.

The movie was the recent winner of “Best Entertainment Video” by Blue Chip Cable Access.

The Legend of the Loveland Frogman is about one Loveland girl who dares to ask dangerous questions. “I am excited to finally get to see their movie,” said wood carver, Alana Johnson.

SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP, HAMILTON COUNTY, OH (FOX19) - A smash-and-grab robbery that caused electric lights to explode in a shower of sparks has been solved, and the suspect's ankle provided the proof.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office says 39-year-old Adrian Irby was picked up Wednesday night after an investigation that took off after tips started coming in when surveillance video was shown at the end of August.

The Sheriff's Office says Irby, who lives in an area of townhouses on Bising Avenue in North College Hill, smashed through the front door glass at the Thoma and Sutton Eyecare in Kenwood with a wooden two-by-four, then went to a locked case contianing high-end eyeglass, and destroyed it.

The impact sent the glass from the case all over the place, while destroying the lighting, which died in a shower of sparks.  The sheriff's office says Irby then dumped all the glasses frames into a basket he had brought with him, and fled the store.

The Sherif