Domestic violence and drunken driving incidents report
Elyria police logged a May 2 incident where Fred Rudolph, 32, was arrested for domestic violence after allegedly punching his girlfriend and throwing a cognac bottle. In separate actions, Jeffrey Henry, 52, and Terese Sabo, 47, faced drug and DUI charges following an erratic drive. A May 3 case at Elyria Medical Center involved Justin Lovejoy, 36, charged with domestic violence after an alleged assault at the girlfriend’s home and a confrontation with officers.
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Middle Ave
Fred Rudolph
Rudolph
Broad St
Jeffrey Henry
Basswood Drive
Lorain
Terese Sabo
Park Meadow Drive
Henry
Sabo
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
E. River St
Justin Lovejoy
Kansas Ave
Theresa Duprey
Lovejoy
Rosewood Drive
Duprey
Lorain Police Log Details Intrusion Disorderly Conduct and Vehicle Violations
A Lorain resident reports an intoxicated man entering the enclosed porch demanding bathroom access. Jose Veliz Jr., 37, homeless, was charged with disorderly conduct intoxication and persisting. Police also cite John Lawson, 32, for unsafe vehicle and driving under suspension after a traffic stop for a cracked windshield. A pit bull puppy found wandering near West Second Street was taken to Lorain Animal Clinic. A 21-year-old man reports National Guard gear stolen from his vehicle between April 27 and April 30, including helmet and body armor vest.
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Amherst Ave
West 30Th Street
Park Drive
Jose Veliz, Jr
Veltz
East 31St
Clinton Ave
John Lawson
Lorain
Washington Avenue
West Second Street
National Guard
Corrections Clarify Police Rank in Pit Bull Fatality Report
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Saturday story about Lorain police seeking fines on the pet owner after a dog death. The officer identified as lieutenant Rick Broz was misidentified. his correct rank is not specified in the correction.
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Lorain
Rick Broz
Broz
Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio Sunday draws report midday Pick 3 2 2 9 Pick 3 7 3 3 Midday Pick 4 1 6 5 8 Pick 4 6 7 1 0 Midday Pick 5 8 3 3 8 0 Pick 5 7 0 4 5 7 Rolling Cash 5 11 12 13 22 30 Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 100000 Classic Lotto jackpot 3.8 million Mega Millions Friday 17 18 61 66 74 Mega Ball 3 Megaplier 3 Next Mega Millions jackpot 110 million Powerball Saturday 2 6 11 30 31 Powerball 33 Power Play 3 Powerball jackpot 80 million Out of state Michigan Sunday Daily 3 3 5 8 Daily 4 6 1 1 7 FantASy 5 2 3 6 33 34 Pennsylvania Sunday Pick 3 2 4 8 Pick 4 7 3 1 6 Pick 5 1 2 1 0 3 Cash 5 2 13 20 24 34
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Ohio
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
Chronicle Ad Staff and Contact Directory
Inside the Chronicle, management and staff listings include Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer and Ann Jewell in Marketing NIE. Production and retail ads are handled by Barb Rusko Stephens Bambi Stafirski and Carla Hama with contact numbers 329-7100 and 800 848 6397.
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Gary Cozart
Jeff Pfeiffer
Ann Jewell
Barb Rusko
Stephens Tetas Oh
Bambi Stafirski
Carla Hama
Altercation at Elyria gas pump leaves man hospitalized
A dispute at the Sunoco station on 404 East Ave. led to a man being punched and kicked after the tan Chrysler van driver argued with a white Volkswagen occupant. The victim, swelling around both eyes and a bloody nose, was taken to University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center.
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Elyria
Sunoco
East Ave
Pump Island
Volkswagen
University Hospitals
Elyria Medical Center
Helmet use linked to fewer brain injuries among riders
A Lorain County health district report using Ohio Highway Patrol data shows 72 percent of 1,667 motorcycle deaths in Ohio from 2004 to 2013 were helmetless. In Lorain County 2010 to 2013, 82 percent of rider deaths were helmetless. The piece notes debate over helmet laws with ABATE of Ohio opposing mandatory helmets and cites studies on impacts of helmet laws.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Joyce Davis
Health Education
ABATE
Ed Schetter
Schetter
Michigan
University of Michigan
Transportation Research Institute
Insurance Institute
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
NHTSA
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
Russ Rader
Rader
Congress
Baltimore curfew ends as tensions ease after unrest
Officials declare the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew lifted after protests remain peaceful and charges are filed in Gray case. Mayor Rawlings-Blake cites public safety gains while Gov. Hogan says National Guard and police will depart soon. Rep. Cummings seeks federal attention as more than 200 rioters were arrested last week.
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Stephanie Rawlings- Blake
Baltimore
Marilyn Mosby
Gray
Mosby
National Guard
Larry Hogan
Hogan
Maryland
ACLU
Rawlings-Blake
U.S
Elijah Cummings
D-Md
Barack Obama
Cummings
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JoAnn Traut
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Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Julie Wallace
Benjamin Nagy
Kevin Aprile
Howard Gollop
Bruce Bishop
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WWW
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Riverside Drive
Evan Goodenow
Chroniclet
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Avon
Steve Manheim
Freddie Gray
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