Activists push for charges in Tamir Rice shooting
A Cleveland coalition filed affidavits asking a judge to find probable cause to charge two white officers in the Nov. 22 death of 12 year old Tamir Rice. Legal experts say a grand jury indictment is required for a felony case and would likely lead to bond release if officers are arrested. The group voiced concerns about police bias and pursuit of justice outside the grand jury process.
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Elyria man indicted for possessing child pornography
Ron Cyran, 51, faces 10 counts each of pandering sexual oriented matter involving a minor and pandering obscenity involving a minor. Prosecutors say police traced Internet activity to Cyran’s North Ridgeville home and found about 50 images depicting minors in sexual activity during a July 2013 computer search.
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Ron Cyran
Lorain County
Dennis Will
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North Ridgeville
Blood evidence links suspect to Sheffield Lake break in
Police arrested 27 year old Jose Hernandez-Rodriguez after blood found at the Pleasantview Avenue construction warehouse break in matched DNA from a prior incarceration. Officials say cash, credit cards, cell phones and tools were stolen during the overnight entry reported late April.
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Campo
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
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Hernandez-Rodrigue
Guns among budget proposals
Ohio state senators added provisions to the budget to expand gun rights and veteran benefits. The Senate plan would allow service members 18 and older to carry a concealed handgun without a license with military ID and small arms qualification. It would also restrict public access to concealed handgun records.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Geville Council and resident seek to clear cluster housing confusion
North Ewgeville residents push back at a pending amendment to residential lot size rules. The plan would permit smaller lots for cluster housing, challenging the current 60 foot frontage minimum for single family homes. William Noll urges the City Council to reject the proposed amendment.
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North Ewgeville
William Noll
City approves softball training facility for Letfews
The council grants approval for a softball training facility for Father-daughter duo David and Amie Letfew. The measure also touches on D3 animum lot size and frontage rules for cluster homes, with Law Director Andrew Crites noting the intention to apply frontage requirements to cluster housing.
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