Shooting suspects at large after Middletown alley shooting
Middletown police hunt suspects after a late night shooting in an alley between 14th Avenue and Barnitz Park. Shadeed Barnett, 27, was shot multiple times in the upper torso and transported to hospital. his condition was not known. Officers request sightings of a maro on van with gray stripes.
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Middletown
Shadeed Barnett
14Th Avenue
Middletown Regional Hospital
Barnett
Barnitz Park
Man Convicted in Warren County for Online Impersonation
A Lebanon man, Carl Johnson, 49, was convicted on two felonies for using the Internet to solicit sex with a 13-year-old girl. He pled guilty to importuning and attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor after investigators posed as a minor in an online chat. Johnson faces up to 30 months in prison and a $7,500 fine. In the same court session, two Maineville men, Drew Leslie and Matthew Lun, 21, were sentenced to 120 days in jail and $1,500 fines for telecommunication fraud, theft, and breaking and entering related to a scheme to steal golf clubs and electronics and sell them on eBay. They must pay restitution over $4,800 and potentially over $12,000 to insurers. Lun and Leslie admitted stealing items from two golf stores and a camera store.
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Warren County Common Pleas Court
Carl Johnson
Warnen County
Warren County
Common Pleas
Maineville
eBay
Drew Leslie
Matthew Lun
Rachel Hutzel
Lun
Leslie
Woman indicted in connection with murder case
Woman charged with failure to report a crime and tampering with evidence in an execution style murder in her basement. Page B2 mentions Alysa Sorrell, 3, showing animals Sunday as Preble County 4-H kids finish projects for the annual competition. Community roundup. Obituaries. NASCAR. Contact details.
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Alysa Sorrell
Preble County Farm
Butler County创建港口管理局推动经济发展
Butler County议会周四通过决议成立独立政府机构即 county wide 港口管理局 将推进经济开发项目 由独立理事会监督 由两大城市 Hamilton 与 Middletown 支持 将排除各城镇自行设立港口局 计划被视为促进就业与经济活力的社区协作工具 理事会成员名单将于下周公布 该机构历史上用于海运与机场活动 现为经济发展工具 请参阅 BUTLER B5
Teens arrested for burning school levy sign in Trenton
Two Edgewood High School students aged 16 and 17 were arrested after police say they purchased gasoline and set fire to a sign urging no votes against Edgewood City School District’s levy. They face juvenile delinquency charges and were cited into Butler County Juvenile Court. The incident followed a fire at the sign near West State Street and Brelsford Avenue early Wednesday morning. Don Hale, the property owner and police chief’s son, offered a $1,000 reward leading to the culprits.
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Edgewood High School
Don Hale
West State Street
Butler County Juvenile Court
Rod Hale
Butler County Sheriff's
State and
Brelsford Avenue
Gas America
Hales
Don
Trenton Council
The
Journal
Demolition Derby Crown: Car Battles Enduring Survival
Wayne Atkins of Hamilton, 35, headlines the Butler County Fair demolition derby, aiming to outlast opponents as cars crash for first place. His nephew Steven Spiers, a Hamilton High sophomore, joins eager to win or have fun, while Levon Ross and Jonathan Wells stress preparation and spectacle.
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Butler County Fair
Wayne Atkins
Atkins
Steven Spiers
Spiers
Hamilton High School
Wayne
Levon Ross
Ross
Hamil
Mail delivery continues despite non curbside boxes in Middletown
Middletown postal officials say delivery will proceed even if curbside mailboxes are not installed. About 400 to 450 city customers received notices urging roadside boxes to reduce carrier injuries from icy conditions. Postmaster Walter Mace notes compliance is voluntary and nine carriers were injured last year. some residents protest costs of 50 to 250 dollars or more. Rose Marie Steere questions the initiative in a local column.
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Middletown
Walter Mace
Mace
Rose-Marie Steere
Forest Glen Drive
Blaze destroys storage barn on Jefferson Road
A storage barn owned by Dr. Martin Rush on 4950 Jefferson Road was a total loss after a Thursday night fire. Deputy Chief Steve Botts said furniture and a tractor were stored inside. the fire, fully evolved on arrival, caused an estimated $75,000 total loss with no injuries. Firefighters faced a distant hydrant and remote location, delaying suppression.
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Steve Botts
Martin Rush
Botts
Middletown
Pat Auckerman
Middletown Journal
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