Jail officer Jackson fired after inmate confrontation at county jail
Elyria Municipal Court docket lists no case entry for Jackson as of 9 p.m. Monday. Jackson, hired in 2008, served 17 years before firing in April following an incident on Dec. 29, 2024, when an inmate reportedly threw feces at him during lunch distribution. The sheriff’s office said Jackson opened a cell door against protocol, causing a security risk, while investigators withheld the inmate’s name for privacy.
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City projections warn of deficits without tax changes
Wilkerson warned North Ridgeville the 2026 revenue could be only 14 600 dollars with deficits forecast by 2027 and a 10 6 million negative general fund balance by 2031. Corcoran urged residents to back a proposed income tax increase to fund police and fire, capital needs, and future expansions.
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Pentagon orders withdrawal of 700 Marines from Los Angeles
The Pentagon pulled back 700 Marines deployed June 9 amid LA protests over immigration policy as National Guard forces were partially withdrawn. Mayor Bass praised the move while Governor Newsom pressed to end Guard deployments and criticized military involvement in domestic affairs.
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Spooner testifies self defense in fatal Flanigan shooting
Al Spooner told jurors he never threatened anyone and shot in self defense after Flanigan and a 15 year old friend allegedly moved toward him at Midview Crossing. The 15 year old was found delinquent of a weapons charge and Antwon President Jr. faces prison time for related offenses. The defense argued Spooner was ambushed in a dangerous spot and the lyrics on his phone were not directed at Flanigan.
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County eyes funds to fuel Lorain County economic growth
State and local leaders push for All Ohio Future Fund money to aid a rural Lorain County project linked to a regional sewer district and a planned Intel campus nearby. The plan involves shifting county jail funds and leveraging Midway Mall proceeds to support infrastructure, with Vermilion and Elyria among affected communities.
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