Cleveland Toledo plan to move crime labs to urban centers
Ohio attorney general aims to relocate two crime labs to Cleveland and Toledo to address murder and violent crime evidence needs. The project could create hundreds of jobs, but multi million financing is pending. Departments stress reduced backlogs and DNA growth while universities and hospitals would partner on research and training.
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Cleveland Clinic
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U.S
Stephanie Tubbs Jones
Henkel
Ohio Supreme Court orders release of foster parents names
The court ruled the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services must provide The Cincinnati Enquirer with the names and addresses of foster care providers not exempt under laws in place in September 2006. Justices rejected a blanket denial 7-0 and urged adherence to public records law as of the request date.
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Greiner
Scarlett Boucher
Department
Man held on 5 million bond for caging wife and shooting
Canton Municipal Court ordered a 5 million dollar bond for Matthew R. George accused of handcuffing his wife Mary Swihart in a dog cage and firing at her feet while their 15 month old child was nearby. He faces abduction felonious assault and domestic violence charges.
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Lorain
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George
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Frank Forchione
Jonathon Schmidt
County Common Pleas Court
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Schmidt
Adam Kogiman
Jackie Koglman
Adam Koglman
Flying Pig
Koglmans
Peter Filiaggi
Amherst man indicted in robbery and attempted murder case
Kent Shroyer 40 is indicted by a county grand jury on attempted murder and other charges in a March 14 Amherst home invasion. Prosecutor Dennis Will says the suspect attacked the homeowner, beat him with objects, including a stool, and fought officers during arrest after police heard threats and pleas for mercy.
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Dennis Will
Shroyer
Amherst
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Will
Man indicted in Lorain kidnapping case
A Lorain man Benjamin Davis, 22, was indicted by a county grand jury on attempted kidnapping, abduction, and aggravated menacing after a gunpoint attempt outside Chapman's Food Mart on Feb 18. Davis fled as the woman screamed. he was later identified in a photo lineup and arrested by Lorain police.
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Chapman's
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Day of Action kicks off local drive for women care items
The United Way of Greater Lorain County urges donations for a June 21 National Day of Action. Goal is 200 plus boxes of personal care items for women, to be distributed to local organizations. Items needed include soap toothpaste deodorant feminine products and more. Drop off at 1875 North Ridge Road E Lorain OH or mail gift cards. For details call 440 277 6530 or 440 324 2898.
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United Way
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