Scrap car scheme eyed by Cleveland police and utilities
Cleveland police track towed vehicles used for scrap amid complaints to the utilities commission. Officers say scrap dealers must verify title and record seller details if they are not the titled owner. One officer notes the problem is dangerous and that thieves quickly remove stolen VINs, while inspectors can only see a portion of crushed cars.
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Ohio Tightens Driver License Rules With Electronic Tests
Ohio officials will replace handwritten test scores with electronic records at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The change aims to verify test takers through photos as part of newer license procedures. Authorities say past fraud included licenses issued without exams in at least 32 states, with truck drivers using forged scores in fatal or injurious crashes.
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Fire official finds hazard on gloves in Cleveland station
Cleveland officials probe a station where a supervisor's gloves were treated with paint thinner after he disciplined a firefighter. Safety Director Martin Flask says the gloves could have ignited in a fire and a verbal threat was made. Fire Chief Paul Stubbs reassigned two firefighters and another lieutenant amid alleged roles.
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Piqua Wins Mega Millions Jackpot in Friday Draw
A Piqua Ohio ticket matched all Mega Millions numbers to claim 207 million dollars in the latest drawing. The Friday numbers were 10 16 19 27 48 with Mega Ball 25. The next drawing Tuesday offers 12 million. Twenty three players won 250 000 and 113 matched 10 000.
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