Marine killed in $8 Cleveland robbery honors Marine Crutchfield
Lance Cpl. Robert Crutchfield, 21, survived Iraq and died after an $8 robbery on Cleveland streets. Two men, Ean Farrow and Thomas Rayill, 19 and 20, are charged. He had returned from duty on leave when shot and died from a wound related infection after months in hospital. His life was honored by Bedford and East High communities, with Marines and school staff reflecting on his ambition to be a Marine and architect.
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Iraq
Lance Cpl
Robert Crutchfield
Ean Farrow
Thomas Rayill
Cleveland
Associated Press
Cuyahoga County
Bill Mason
Crutchfield
Alberta Holt
Teomagal
Missionary Baptist Church
Holt
East
Bedford High School
Bedord High
Marine Corps
Yvonne Sims
Connie LaNasa
Tornado Strikes Fostoria Area Across Hancock and Seneca
An Associated Press report describes a tornado that touched down just south of Arcadia in Hancock County and moved northeast into Fostoria in Seneca County. The twister was on the ground about 15 minutes, carving an eight mile path, destroying homes and ripping roofs while no injuries were reported. In Fostoria, Jamie Cook sheltered with her infant as a fallen tree struck her basement. Fire Chief Bob Hill noted roughly a dozen homes were ruined in Hancock County's Washington Township and warned of related violent winds in nearby Putnam County.
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Arcadia
Hancock County
Fostoria
Seneca County
Frank Kieltyka
Jamie Cook
Cook
Washington Township
Bob Hill
Putnam County
Cancer death ruled a homicide in Cleveland case
An eight year old boy Willie Robinson died March 22 from Hodgkin's lymphoma and pneumonia after alleged neglect. Coroner rules homicide. detectives investigate. Parents William Robinson Sr. and Monica Boone faced neglect findings for Willie and five other children. no charges yet.
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Cleveland
Willie Robinson
Hodgkin
Nancy Dominik
Dominik
Willie
William Robinson Sr
Monica Boone
Ryan Miday
Cuyahoga County
Miday
MetroHealth Medical Center
Ohio attorney general employee arrested in cocaine ring
Joy Freeman, 31, an employee in the Ohio attorney general’s Revenue Recovery department, was arrested by federal agents on charges of involvement in a cocaine-dealing operation. Freeman, a claims account representative since 2002, is on administrative leave. authorities did not release a contact number.
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Columbus
Ohio Attorney General's
Joy Freeman
Ted Hart
Freeman
Revenue Recovery Department
Galena
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Bedford
Bedford School Board
Crutch
Western Reserve National Cemetery
Akron
Korea
Marine
Marine Lance Cpl
The
Pesmwees
Westice
Leavitt Rd
Loraine
Elyria Public Library System
Elyrialibrary.org
Stocker Foundation
ALA
Elyria
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