Chardon shooting suit ends with administrators cleared
A Ohio judge ruled that five former Chardon Schools administrators are not liable for the 2012 high school cafeteria shooting that killed three students and left one disabled. The ruling brings resolution to a lawsuit filed by the victims’ families and Nick Walczak’s estate.
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Chardon High School
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Walczak
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Lorain man charged with OVI after crash into two houses
Police report Solomon Fenn, 64, of Elyria Avenue, fled behind the wheel of a Ford F-150 when found bleeding. Officers noted slurred speech and that he admitted drinking too much. Fenn previously had two OVI convictions in 1995 and 2016. He was jailed for failure to control. A separate shooting on West 24th Street left a woman and her brother involved. no suspect arrests were made.
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Solomon Fenn
Elyria Avenue
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Lorain City
West 24Th Street
Body found burning in trash pile in Cleveland
Police said a man’s body was discovered burning in a trash pile on Cleveland’s east side after a 7 p.m. fire call. The Fire Department reported trauma and possible gunshot wounds.
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Grandparents win custody in transgender teen case Cincinnati
A Cincinnati judge awarded custody of a 17 year old to his maternal grandparents and granted them authority to decide on hormone therapy and name change after evaluation by a psychologist not affiliated with the hospital. The ruling notes parental consent for continued schooling and therapy at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
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Department of Job and Family Services
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Cincinnati Children’s
Hamilton County leads Ohio in death row dispatches
Hamilton County has sent more people to death row and presides over more executions than any Ohio county since capital punishment returned in 1981. Twenty four county killers sit on death row, with Tibbetts awaiting reprieve and Van Hook slated for July, reflecting a long local crime and politics culture that sustains capital punishment.
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Robert van Hook
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United States
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Tibbetts
van Hook
Fort Washington
Charles Grove
John Wilkinson
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