Cincinnati to Probe Prosecutor Mike Allen Sex Scandal
Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro ordered a formal probe into Hamilton County Prosecutor Mike Allen and his former mistress Rebecca Collins amid accusations of sexual harassment and coercion. The investigation, supported by the commissioners, aims to interview staff off site, examine emails and documents, and conclude within four to five weeks, with findings made public to restore taxpayer confidence.
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West Side Apt Fire Kills Ten Immigrants in Columbus
Ten people died in a west Columbus apartment fire that attracted many immigrant residents. Investigators pursue a cause amid suspicions due to fire magnitude and prior blazes in the same building. Witnesses describe a massive fireball and a 911 tape captures neighbors reporting the blaze.
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Parrott takes new county job in Butler County
Former Butler County Environmental Services Director James A. Tony Parrott has been hired as a deputy auditor by Butler County Auditor Kay Rogers Office on August 26. He earns 88000 annually and will assist with administrative management including personnel issues and special projects. Parrott left Environmental Services in July for undisclosed personal reasons after leading the department to national recognitions and efficiency gains. Cox News Service.
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Cleveland judge wipes out woman's credit card debt
Cleveland Municipal Judge Robert Triozzi dismissed Ruth Owens's debt from Discover Card after a six year run of $3,492 paid on a $1,895 balance with escalating fees. The judge called Discover's practices unreasonable and unjust, noting Owens, on Social Security disability, could not pay and that the account should not have remained open.
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