Ex Stanford swimmer released after half term jail term
Brock Turner, the former Stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman, leaves Santa Clara County jail after serving half his six month sentence. He must register as a sex offender for life, face three years of probation, and plans to move to Ohio to live with his parents.
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Athens Area Police and Sheriff Reports Sequential Crime Updates
A summary of incidents across Ohio University Police Department Athens Police Department and Athens County Sheriff’s Office from Aug 30 to Sept 2 detailing citations for intoxication and marijuana possession, thefts from motor vehicles, burglaries and threats, domestic violence, prowler reports, vandalism, animal distress, and a business burglary at a BP station with significant theft and damage. Names include Aaron N Ward Mason L Schick Scott J Berg Griffin P Wise Amanda Gretz and Dakota Sharon among others. Locations include University Terrace Athena Cinema Hoover House Baker Student Center Golf Course East State Street Beech Road Ping Center The Plains Chauncey The Plains Glouster and more. Investigations note charges of criminal damaging obstructing official business resisting arrest aggravated menacing and multiple thefts and trespass. Details indicate EMS transport for pre screenings and medical needs, and ongoing case follow ups.
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Health reports rosy in Ohio US Senate race
Doctors assess Portman Strickland and DeMare as in excellent health with no major illnesses. Portman and Strickland include notes on medications and activity, while Strickland takes blood pressure medicine and DeMare has no ongoing medical concerns. The AP obtained medical letters from each candidate’s physician detailing exams, history, and lifestyle factors.
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U.S
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Middle school peppers incident prompts medical aid in Ohio
In West Milton Ohio several dozen Milton Union Middle School students reportedly ate extra hot ghost peppers brought by a student at lunchtime. Five children were hospitalized as others showed teary eyes skin reactions and vomiting. Eighth grader Cody Schmidt recalled drinking milk after exposure and no discipline for the pepper provider was yet decided.
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West Milton
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Milton-Union Middle School
Brad Ritchey
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Water Office Closure for Labor Day in Jacksonville
Jacksonville water office will be closed Monday September 5 for the Labor Day holiday. No customer services will be available and normal operations resume Tuesday.
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