Lorain County fugitive located in Canada after decade on run
Gilbert Acevedo, 50, once of Westlake, surrendered in London Ontario after years avoiding a one year Lorain County prison sentence for 1996 bad checks. He used the alias Robert Breuning while living with his wife and a juvenile. US marshal says Canadian authorities are investigating whether accomplices also crossed. Fingerprints confirmed his identity. Labor Department records link the Acevedos to a long running mail and wire fraud scheme with multiple firm names and tax avoidance.
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Ex Lorain cop Earl pleads no contest to harassment charge
Former Lorain Police officer Corey Earl, 47, pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor telephone harassment charge for harassing calls to his ex-wife. He received a $250 fine, three years of monitoring, and a no contact order, with Amherst charge dropped.
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Former Lorain officer pleads not guilty to tampering charges
Emilio Morales 47, a former Lorain police officer, pleaded not guilty in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to theft, eight tampering with records, five theft in office and three falsification counts. He allegedly collected pay for two off duty security jobs simultaneously. Morales was fired in December after an investigation showed he worked for Faith House Academy and Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority on overlapping days. His lawyers say they will review the evidence.
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Avon Lake Spelling Bee Prelim Draws 43 Spellers
Forty three students from ten schools compete in the East preliminary at Learwood Middle School with 16 seventh and eighth graders advancing to finals. The event is the second of The Chronicle Telegrams 26th annual spelling bee, with finals set for March 20 at Sheffield Middle School and the winner to go to the Scripps National Bee in Washington DC.
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