Brief list of felonies and robberies from court records
Ace Dale B Snyder Jr faces four counts felonious assault with a firearm and an improper discharge into a habitat school in 1997 and 2003 aggravated murder with firearm and multiple robberies. Lorie R Fields records driving under suspension contempt of court. Ebony Hall unauthorized use of a motor vehicle receiving stolen property forgery in 2000s. Antranise Fuller May 2003 assault on police July 2003 robbery. Tanisha B Ruby aggravated robbery.
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Dale B. Snyder Jr
Lorie R. Fields
Ebony Hall
Attering
Antranise Fuller
South Park
Snyder
Damian
Elyria
Antramse Fuller
Tanisha B. Ruby
Cleveland
Five charged in Ninth Street slaying of 15 year old
Elyria reports indicate Ebony Hall among five charged with murder in the slaying of a 15 year old on Ninth Street. Hall previously acquitted in Cuyahoga County of a 2002 murder, with prosecutors citing lack of witnesses in a street crime case. Others charged include Dale Snyder Jr and three more suspects tied to Damian Mason’s death at Middle Avenue.
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Elyria
Ebony Hall
Hall
Ninth Street
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Kim Kowalski
Kowalski
Earl
Damian” Mason
Middle Avenue
Dale B. Snyder Jr
Slain 15-year-old Damian Mason tied to drug record
The Chronicle-Telegram reports Elyria police investigate the early morning slaying of Damian Mason near Ninth Street and Middle Avenue. Family says his juvenile record includes trafficking charges and parole violations. officials question timing of his activities and whether the public should worry about other youths.
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Damian Mason
Elyria
Earl
Damian” Mason
Ninth Street
Middle Avenue
Gas USA Convenient
Lisa Locke Graves Graves
Chronicle-Telegram
Lock Graves
Damian
Locke Graves
Michael Medders
Obituary for Earl "Damian" Mason and Funeral Today
Earl Damian Mason aged 12 began juvenile court history with ten cases, later linked to cocaine trafficking and a parole violation. Funeral visitation runs 10 am to noon at Second Baptist Church, with burial at Brookdale Cemetery. full obituary on page B2.
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Earl
Damian
Mason
Earl “Daman
Second Baptist Church
Bural
Brookdale
Music Slam carries on with rides in doubt at Black River Landing
Four day Music Slam at Black River Landing continues after Michael's Enterprises pulled out over a contract dispute. Organizers expect a strong weekend for music and ribs with no carnival rides, but an animal show and inflatables remain as alternative attractions. Proceeds benefit cancer research. Local families express disappointment yet plan to attend for entertainment.
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Loraine
Sara Camacho
Rich
Sara
U.S. Marine Corps
Black River Landing
Rob Dybo
SMS Charities
Michael’s
Don
Alison Warfield
Lorain
Alison
Terry Morris
Theresa Repko
Summer Music Slam and National Rib Cook Off
The event features AM/FM at noon and magician Michael Kent at 1 pm on the food court stage. Slant Zero and Jarod Miller’s Wild Adventures perform at 6:15 and 7 pm, with Michael Stanley and the Resonators at 9 pm on the Slam Music Stage. Sunday adds The Mornin' After at 12:45 pm, Top Rib Chef at 2:30 pm, Cruisin’ at 4 pm, and a closing tribute to the Original Drifters at 5:30 pm.
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Food Court
Michael Kent
Slant Zero
Jarod Miller
Cood Court
Michael Stanley
The
Resonators
North Ridgeville Corn Festival Returns With Parade and Music
The event runs noon to 4 pm with a car show and matinee rides noon to 6 pm. Registration for the corn eating contest is at 4 pm, followed by the contest at 4:30 pm at the gazebo. Gary Lewis and the Playboys perform 8:30 to 10:20 pm, the Grande Parade at 2:30 pm with a bicentennial theme, queen introductions at 4 pm, trophies at 4:30 pm, and a free Roger and the Ramiers concert at 5 pm.
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Gary Lewis
The
Playboys
Roger and
Ramiers
Nursing mom not guilty of endangerment on turnpike
Ravenna Ohio AP reports Catherine Nicole Donkers a 29 year old mother who breastfed during a 65 mph drive was acquitted of child endangerment but convicted of three other misdemeanors driving without a valid license fleeing police and violating child restraint laws Prosecutors recommended no jail time and a 500 fine while a sentencing date was postponed for further background review.
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Ravenna
Ohio Turnpike
Catherine Nicole Donkers
Brad Lee Barnhill
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Donkers
9-1-1
Umnstead
Jai
Portage County
Donald Martell
Archdiocese of Boston to pay 55 million in abuse settlement
The Archdiocese of Boston says it will pay 55 million dollars to settle sex abuse lawsuits. The announcement appears in World and Nation with the details on the agreement and its scope.
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Archdiocese of Boston
World and Nation
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