Lorain City Councilman Faces Email and Phone Subpoenas
Lorain Police seek access to Dennis Flores emails and phone records in a leak probe into publicization of misconduct allegations against officers. Subpoenas target service providers for Flores's emails texts and related records as part of the investigation. Flores calls it a fishing expedition and questions the scope as past arbitration tested officer misconduct details.
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Geoffrey Smith
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Ralph Gonzalez
Jeff Jackson
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Lorain Harbor needs funds for Sandy damage repair
U S Sen Sherrod Brown and the Senate urged the Army Corps of Engineers to allocate part of a $50.5 billion Hurricane Sandy relief package to restore Lorain Harbor after the superstorm caused 1.44 million dollars in damage and contributed to 17.7 million dollars in losses at Great Lakes harbors. The release notes Great Lakes navigation projects would be eligible. Lorain Harbor serves both commercial and recreational roles for Northeastern Ohio.
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Ohio
Smith cleared of third weapons charge
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Kath leen Ann Sutula freed Scott A. Smith of having weapons under disability after a bench trial. The ruling could allow the 20 guns seized by police to be returned to Smith, who had pleaded guilty to two counts of carrying concealed weapons from the Aug. 4 incident. Assistant prosecutor Aaron Brockler said his office will oppose the return.
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Prosecutor opposes law allowing mentally ill to arm for crimes
Aaron Brockler of the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office argues the law should not permit mentally ill drug abusers to assemble virtual arsenals and carry weapons into a Batman inspired theater attack, tying concern to Colorado mass murder.
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Manning bill would authorize safety levies for schools
State Senator Gayle Manning and Senator Randy Gardner co sponsor a bill to let local boards place levies on ballots to raise taxes solely for school safety and security. Current law lacks a provision for school districts to seek approval for such targeted funds. The measure follows Vermilion Schools discussions after the Sandy Hook tragedy and would still require voter approval.
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Meteor Flash Over Siberia Injures Thousands
A blinding meteor lit the western Siberian sky on Friday, exploding with the force of 20 atomic bombs. The blast shattered windows, causing panic in a city of about one million and injuring more than 1,000 people.
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