Self-defended man gets 25 years
Kareem Kill Tucker was sentenced by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Mark Bedleski to 25 years in prison for a July 2010 kidnapping and home invasion. Tucker, 26, faced three additional cases, with the judge noting separate charges remain pending. He previously fired his attorney and challenged jurisdiction claims, which the judge rejected.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Mark Bedleski
Kareem
Tucker
Betleski
Bedeski
Donna Freeman
Ivan Brooks
Bruce Bishop
Kareem “Kill” Tucker
Lorain County Common Pleas
Dirt bike tragedy claims Elyria teen Donny Zacharias
Donny Zacharias, 20, died after losing control on a curve while riding his KTM 250 on Lowell Street. He was ejected and pronounced dead at EMH Medical Center Elyria. A graduate and hard worker, he planned carpentry studies and helped at home.
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Ike Vanakin
Donny Zacharias
Vanakin
Zacharias
Lowell Street
Ohio Highway Patrol
Charles Gullet
EMH
Elyria
Melissa Reinhart
Donny
Elyria Plating Corp
Lorain County Jvs
Reinhart
Rambling Roundup From Elyria to Lorain and Columbia Station
A series of local incidents includes Elyria police arresting 25 year old Terry L Hines after he tried to steal 17395 worth of DVD box sets from Target and attacked loss prevention officers. Kenneth Williams 45 was found dead on Bond Street Lorain County autopsy pending. In Columbia Station Kari Wyant 28 was assaulted at West River Cafe by a 37 year old woman and in Lorain Marco's Pizza driver Zack Freeman 51 was attacked during a delivery with $40 stolen while two suspects fled aiding a witness.
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Elyria
Target Loss Prevention
Terry L. Hines
Brandon Sprague
Hines
Sprague
Cristee Brianas
Frank Trampush
North Ridgeville
Bond Street
Kenneth Williams
Williams
Lorain County
Columbia Station
Berea
West River
Sprague Road
Kari Wyant
Sheriff's Deputies
Wyant
Lorain
West Side
Zack Freeman
Marco’s Pizza
West 23Rd Street
Freeman
Eric Alten
South Central Drive
Garp
Marco’s
Freddie
LifeCare
United Way overhauls funding to focus on education income health
United Way of Greater Lorain County will shift from funding 31 agencies to a model centered on education income and health. Executive director William Harper said the change aims to better meet community needs and responsive grantmaking. Colleagues Tom Rockwell Steve Morey and Kenneth Pearce aided in setting goals for education income and health.
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Elyria
Allison Brown-Smith
Harper
Tom Rockwell
Educational Service Center
Lorain County
Steve Morey
Team
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