Officer tied to 2010 fatal shooting also on leave in Beavercreek Wal-Mart case
Beavercreek police placed Officer Sean Williams on administrative leave after the August 5 fatal shooting inside a Wal-Mart in the Dayton suburb. Williams and Sgt. David Darkow were the responding officers. Darkow returned to duty while Williams remains on leave. A 2010 Greene County grand jury did not indict Williams in the fatal shooting of Scott Brogli, ruled self defense. A federal investigation and a special county grand jury will review the Wal-Mart case. Crawford family attorneys question video handling and seek release of findings.
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Beavercreek
John Crawford
Stephen McHugh
Sean Williams
David Darkow
Greene County
Williams
Stephen Haller
Scott Brogli
Haller
Brogli
Mike DeWine
Wal- Mart
Darkow
McHugh
Crawford
Michael Wright
DeWine
Wright
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Bureau
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Bentonville
Ark
Akron woman gets 14 months for assault at elementary school
A Summit County judge sentenced 25-year-old Jessica Smallwood of Akron to 14 months after she pleaded guilty to three counts of assault elevated to felonies for attacking a teacher, principal, and cafeteria worker at Glover Elementary during a breakfast visit with her son on February 21.
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Summit County
Jessica Smallwood
Akron Beacon Journal
Smallwood
Glover
Ice Bucket Challenge hits Elyria institutions and mayor
The Chronicle Telegram notes participation by Mayor Holly Brinda UH Elyria Medical Center and Elyria Schools in the Ice Bucket Challenge a social media effort to raise ALS awareness and funds. The ALS Association reports 739 275 new donors and 41.8 million in donations since late July.
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ALS Association
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Chronicle-Telegram
City of
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Northwood Middle
Michael Basinski
Stacey Gatten
Eastern Heights
Westwood
UH Elyria
Holly Brinda
Brinda
Lorain
Chase Ritenauer
Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
Cincinnati Catholic Schools Ban Ice Bucket Drive Over Embryonic Stem Cell Links
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati tells 113 Catholic schools to stop raising funds for the ALS Association citing funding of embryonic stem cell research as incompatible with Catholic teaching. Superintendent Jim Rigg and a school principal joined an ice bucket challenge held at a school and will donate to the John Paul II Medical Research Institute as an alternative.
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Ohio
Jim Rigg
Archdiocese of
Lou Gehrig
Dan Adriacco
Carrie Munk
ALS Association
Munk
John Paul II Medical Research Institute
Iowa City
Iowa
Don Clemmer
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Rigg
Adriacco
Firefighters injured in Ice Bucket Challenge mishap
Two Campbellsville firefighters in a fire truck bucket were seriously hurt near a power line while assisting Campbellsville University students in an ice bucket challenge. One firefighter remained in critical condition, another stable, with 4500 customers losing power for about an hour.
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Campbellsville University
Tim Hazlette
Natasha Collins
Kentucky Utilities
Public Service Commission
Andrew Melnykovich
State Public Service Commission
Louisville
The
Associated Press
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