Fight at mission over 75 cents sparks felonious assault charge
The Toledo Gospel Rescue Mission fight over 75 cents left Houston Hart Jr. and Joseph Meyers charged with felonious assault. Hart allegedly asked for money, violated mission rules, and despite Meyers reportedly kicking him Meyers suffers serious facial trauma after Hart was thrown down stairs.
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Toledo
Joseph Meyers
Houston Hart Jr
Hart
Phillip Collins
Meyers
Tim Noble
Stolen items and minor offenses span city blotter
Police blotter reports thefts including a $2300 air conditioner from a vacant Riviera Drive home and a $2.11 lighter from Verity Beverage. Also noted are theft charges for Tabitha Meerhoff, drug and paraphernalia arrests, a catalytic converter theft at Kohl’s, a $400 Whirlpool range stolen from Renaissance Boulevard, and multiple car break-ins with chargers iPads and GPS stolen. Police report also flag forged withdrawals and a stalking of items from various addresses.
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Cleveland Indians
Verity Beverage
N. Verity Parkway
Tabitha Meerhoff
Young Street
Midway Street
Zion Lutheran Church
N. Brelel Blvd
Burbank Avenue
Kohl's
Roosevelt Parkway
Mahaney death ruled natural. judge weighs charges in teens
Hamilton County Coroner Lakshmi Sammarco ruled Patrick Mahaney died of natural causes after an August 2012 beating. Prosecutor Joe Deters awaits autopsy results before deciding on further charges for teens linked to the “boredom beating.” The case includes teens aged 13 to 14 at the time, some pled guilty to felonious assault, with others in juvenile court. In a separate matter, a federal judge extended a same sex marriage injunction for Jim Obergefell and his husband Arthur, with a status conference slated and proceedings tied to Ohio recognizing their marriage for death certificates and equal protection concerns.
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Hamilton County
Patrick Mahaney
Lakshmi Sammarco
Mahaney
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Joe Deters
North College Hill
Gary Foust
Foust
Cincinnati
Maryland
Jim Obergefell
Obergefell
Timothy Black
John Arthur
Lou Gehrig
Baltimore
New York Daily News
Arthur
Ohio
al Gerhardstein
Gerhardstein
Wero
Ohio crackdowns on bars servers in DUI crashes
State investigators with the Ohio Investigative Unit renew efforts to hold alcohol sellers and servers liable for DUI related crashes and fatalities. Bars restaurants and hosts could face criminal charges or license suspension for supplying to underage drinkers or intoxicated patrons. Fifty eight trace backs led to 11 arrests or citations with 17 cases pending and 30 resolved as no liquor violations. A Bowling Green restaurant lost its liquor permit for 30 days and paid a 10000 fine after an employee died in a crash. blood alcohol was 0.32 percent.
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Ohio Investigative Unit
Plainclothes
Bowling Green
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