Fifteen Charged in Lorain County Fentanyl Ring Bust
The Department of Justice says 15 arrests were made in an alleged drug trafficking network distributing counterfeit fentanyl pills in Lorain County and beyond. Lead suspects Ronald Whittaker and Tyver McCullum allegedly coordinated pill supplies and distribution to networks across Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Lorain
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Greg Nelson
Local defendants charged in multiple county case list
Charged individuals include Ronald Whittaker 31 Cleveland Tyver McCullum 30 Elyria Ivan Barrios 45 Lorain Tavon Martin 28 Lorain Jaivon Wint 27 Lorain Katlynn Caudill 22 Lorain Nicholas Thomson 47 Elyria Max Kennedy 19 Wellington Jordan Johnson 29 Elyria Angela Shuck 35 Lorain Stacey Thomson 48 Elyria Tyrone Phillips 25 Elyria Joseph Kushner 32 Berea Nicholas Burkholder 29 Elyria Aubrey Brown 29 Elyria.
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Ronald Whittaker
Cleveland
Tyver McCullum
Elyria
Ivan Barrios
Lorain
Tavon Martin
Jaivon Wint
Katlynn Caudill
Nicholas Thomson
Max Kennedy
Wellington
Jordan Johnson
Angela Shuck
Stacey Thomson
Tyrone Phillips
Joseph Kushner
Berea
Nicholas Burkholder
Aubrey Brown
Car crashes into historic Amherst farmhouse on Route 113
Just before dawn a westbound car on Route 113 in Amherst Township crossed the center line and struck a three story farmhouse built in 1903 on the Baus Family farm. The crash toppled two pillars. The driver was charged with OVI.
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Avon man defends political signs on private property
Avon resident Frank Balunek, 80, defends a yard full of provocative campaign signs along Route 83 as free speech. Neighbors complain and the mayor calls on Balunek to curb the messages, but Balunek says the signs are his constitutional right and he will keep them posted.
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Frank Balanek
Sherrod Brown
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Balunek
Center Road Farm
Bryan Jensen
Avon Lake HOA Bans Politics and Divisive Signs
Avon Lake homeowners association restricts flags and signs posting to only those authorized by law, banning messaging on politics and social causes. A $500 fine applies for noncompliance until removed, after 15 complaints prompted the Sept. 12 policy change.
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Belden Point
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