Bank robber in Middletown demands exact cash in note
Police report a white male around 25, 5 foot 10, 150 to 165 pounds with sandy blond hair wearing a gray Starter T shirt robbed Fifth Third Bank in a Kroger store on Towne Boulevard at 6:30 p.m. He passed a note demanding 10 one hundred dollar bills and fled toward Hollywood Video. An additional note was found in the lobby. Call Middletown detectives at (513) 425-7738 with information.
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Middletown
Fifth Third Bank
Kroger
Towne Boulevard
Hollywood Video
Don
Owens
Towne Mall
Tragic death at Fort Hamilton Hospital construction site
Daniel Anderson 46 of Barnesville Ohio died after touching a fallen live 110 volt line at the Fort Hamilton Hospital expansion. He worked for Mid-Ohio Pipeline Co. Inc, sub contracted by the city of Hamilton. Autopsy results pending. police consider it accidental. Construction continues with an $18 million project to add an ICU and outpatient center, scheduled for completion in 18 months.
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Hamilton
Daniel Anderson
Barnesville
Ohio
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Anderson
Fort Hamilton
Mid-Ohio Pipeline Co. Inc
Lexington
Amy Bomar
Mid-Ohio Pipeline
Butler County
Steve Ebbing
Bomar
Haldimand
Hospital
Eaton Avenue
Woman who trashed own home sentenced
In Butler County Court Sandra Franjoine, 38, of West Chester Township, was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to pay about 35000 dollars in restitution for vandalizing her own home, filing a false police report, and obtaining 13000 dollars from insurance. The sentence runs consecutively with an 18 month term in Hamilton County for embezzling 52000 dollars.
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Hamilton
West Chester Township
Hamilton County
Sandra Franjoine
Cinnamon Woods Drive
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Richard Robison
Butler County
Franjoine
Crehan
Greg Lynch
Cox News Service
Butler County Common Pleas
Mathew Crehan
Man faces death penalty in 2003 Milford Township killing
Prosecutors allege Cardale Goens tied up Jeffrey Watson with duct tape and tormented him before shooting him three times in Goens' apartment. Watson's charred body was found New Year’s Eve in a Milford Township field. Co-defendants Ruffin and Benson face tampering and abuse charges. Trial set January 25 in Butler County Common Pleas Court.
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Hamilton
Jeffrey Watson
Cardale Goens
S. 11Th St
Watson
Goens
Milford Township
Ohio
Preble County
Butler County Clerk of Court
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Anthony Ruffin
Cincinnati
Gary Benson
Ruffin
Stolen Goods From Vehicles Across City Overnight
Police report thefts from several vehicles. A carton of cigarettes worth 20 dollars, stereo 125 dollars and two scripts were taken from a pickup owned by James Simmons at 1822 Woodlawn Ave overnight Saturday. A check book and fishing pole worth 75 dollars were stolen from a van at 3925 Roosevelt Blvd between Thursday and Sunday reported by William Piersall. A wallet with 100 dollars and ID was stolen from Shannon Peverelle’s purse in her car overnight Saturday at 109 McKinley St.
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James Simmons
Woodlawn Ave
Roosevelt Blvd
William Piersall
Shannon Peverelle
McKinley St
Fairfield pay to play group races to fund activities
Fairfield OH group Promoting Activities for Complete Education aims to raise over 300000 for pay to participate fees after a March 2 levy defeat. Under PACE plan high school sports cost 630 per sport, middle school 430, elementary 20 per event. high school band 350 yearly, grades 7–12 clubs and drama 260. If levy passes all fees refunded.
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Fairfield
Fairfield City
PACE
Tom Spenceley
Citizens For Accountability and Results In Education
CARE
Arnold Engel
P.O. Box
Ohio
East
Spenceley
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Letown Journal
Pat Auckerman
Middletown Journal Iron Worker
Derrick England
Dayton Professional Iron Works
of Jesus
Solid Rock Church
Monroe
Sandra
Dra
Chris Richter
Montgomery
Michigan
Robison
Benson
Sheriff's Office
Greg Howard
Brad Kraemer
Patricia Oney
Howard
Kraemer
Robin Piper
Glenn Rossi
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