Indicted teens in invasion of judge’s home case
Patrick Kostal 18 and three other teens face charges after a break in at a judge’s home. Kostal is charged with aggravated burglary robbery two counts of theft and three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a child. Prosecutors seek to try the 16 and 17 year olds as adults. The 15 year old who did not enter the home goes on trial next month before visiting Judge Thomas Heydinger.
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Man to Face Charges After Elyria Standoff Incident
Dexter Fields was involved in a standoff in Elyria during which he appeared to be punched. Fields, now released from the hospital, was bleeding from the neck after turning around. Police report shots fired and shell casings found at the scene.
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FirstMerit Bank Robbery Under Investigation in Elyria
Elyria police seek tips in a South Abbe Road FirstMerit Bank robbery after a masked gunman fled on foot with an undisclosed sum. Surveillance yielded little face detail. dye pack and stained cash were found nearby. Call (440) 323-3302 with information.
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Parishioners Lose Appeals Over Cleveland Church Closures
Parishioners who urged the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cleveland in person are told via form letters that their churches will remain closed. The bishop last month announced a plan to eliminate 52 parishes across eight counties.
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Akron professor reported missing in Akron case
Akron police Captain Dan Zampelli said there is no indication of a link between the disappearance of a University of Akron professor and her research. A neighbor said they saw her leaving her home in her car the day she was last in class. She teaches radio and television writing among other subjects.
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Lawsuit challenges Cleveland traffic camera fines
A class action in County Common Pleas Court seeks more than 25 million dollars in fines from Cleveland over traffic camera tickets. The suit notes revisions allowing citations of leased and rented car drivers. City Law Director Robert Triozzi says motorists gave up appeal rights after paying 100 dollar fines.
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