Domestic violence and warrants figures in Elyria blotter
A June blotter lists arrests for contempt of court Alexis Betancourt and Mark Reed Jr a traffic stop for drugs involving Heather Purcell and Troy Ross authorities citing driving under suspension Craig Lengyel and others on warrants. Incidents include a disorderly conduct case at Kaiser Court a stolen license plate and a lawnmower theft.
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Kensington Square Apartments
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Oberlin Road
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Lake and
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Lengyel
Kaiser Court
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Anthony Washington
7Th St
Erie Ave
City Hall
Delaware Ave
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Geisel
Oakdale Ave
Chronicle-Telegram Seeks Reader Tips on Corrections
The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to phone 329-7155 to report factual errors or corrections in coverage and to help ensure accurate reporting.
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Religious leaders to gather amid nationwide violence
Lorain religious leaders plan a 7 p.m. gathering at Black River Landing to discuss trust with the police and share feelings about recent killings in Baton Rouge Dallas and Falcon Heights. Attendees include faith leaders police officers and city officials.
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Lorain
Tim Williams
Greater Victory Christian Ministries
Reid Avenue
City fountain dyed blue by staffer prompts inquiry
Law Director Scott Serazin identified city Prosecutor Matt Mishak as the employee involved. Mishak discussed the dye idea with Parks Director Lisa Bowman but permission was not granted. The fountain heads are old and there was insufficient time to assess dye impact before Saturday when the fountain appeared blue, drawing social media attention. Authorities plan a report to record what was said and done, with no clear disciplinary action likely.
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Matt Mishak
Matt
Parks and Recreation
Lisa Bowman
Serazin
Bowman
Mishak
Secret Service Prep Underway for National Security Event
U S Secret Service Director Joe Clancy said the RNC is a National Special Security Event and agents have worked a year with local officials to fortify the area. He noted enhanced communications via a new Multi Agency Communications Center as the central hub. Police Chief Calvin Williams and Clancy declined to share security staffing or camera counts. Our No. 1 priority is everyone's safety.
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RNC
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Cleveland
Calvin Williams
Williams
RNC prep comments from Cleveland police official Williams
Williams says The Chronicle Telegram will be in Cleveland next week for the RNC with print and online coverage. He asserts extensive police training, rejects union fears of unpreparedness, and assures rights to protest while stressing lawful gun carry with permits. A special tip line is available for information.
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