Lorain Police Face Excessive Force Lawsuit
Pete Smith, a 32 year old Lorain resident, sues officers Timothy Thompson Michael Gidlich and Zachary Ferenec alleging excessive force after being slammed into a patrol car windshield on Sept 4 2014 in Lorain. The suit cites the DOJ probe into Lorain police and its 2012 recommendations.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Zachary Ferenec
Smith
Ferenec
Gidlich
Department of Jus
Tice
Mark Petroff
U.S. Department of Justice
Justice Department
Boone Road to close for 90 days with detour in Elyria
Boone Road north and south of its intersection with Route 82 will close for 90 days to install dedicated left turn lanes and realign lanes. Detour routes include Boone Road to Squire Road to Route 252 then Snell Road back to Boone Road. A separate Elyria incident notes a motorcyclist striking the rear of an unmarked police car at West River Road and Route 57 early Tuesday at 12:42 a.m.
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Squire Road
Snell Road
Elyria
Chris Costantino
West River Road
Costantino
Avon Lake deputy charged with DUI after speeding stop
Deputy Edward Gawilik, 50, faces a drunken driving charge after an Ohio Highway Patrol trooper stopped him for driving 75 mph in a 65 mph zone on I 90. He pleaded not guilty. attorney argues the stop was unconstitutional.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County
Avon
Edward Gawilik
Ohio Highway Patrol
Gawlik
Anthony Nici
Route 57 crash in Elyria leaves one dead
Elyria police identified those involved in a multi car crash on Route 57 that killed Donald Roberts, 65, of Elyria. Roberts lost control and crossed the median, hitting Timothy Williamson, 63, and then a Ryder truck driven by Alexander Gamble, 26, of Medina. Williamson was treated for back pain at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. Gamble and his passenger were unharmed. The investigation continues.
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Donald Roberts
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Wal-Mart
Timothy Williamson
Williamson
University
Elyria Medical Center
Alexander Gamble
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Gamble
Chris Costantino
Labor secretary promotes Clinton plan during Ohio stop
Labor Secretary Thomas Perez visited Hillary Clinton volunteers in Lorain after Toledo, citing Moody’s analysis by Mark Zandi that Clinton would create 10.4 million jobs in a 100 day plan while Trump could lose 3.4 million jobs. Perez highlighted sustained Obama era growth and pushed anti Trump contrasts amid local opposition from Dave Moore.
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Thomas Perez
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
Perez
Toledo
Moody’s
Mark Zandi
U.S
John McCain
Clinton
Donald Trump
Zandi
Trump
Moore
Obama
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