Cleveland Officer Brelo verdict and aftermath spark protests
O'Donnell warned he would not surrender Brelo to public anger without merit in the case. The 49 shots included 15 on the hood of the suspect’s vehicle after a chase that ended outside police headquarters. Protests echoed national incidents as families await potential federal review by the Justice Department and FBI while jurors debated whether Brelo’s final 15 rounds caused death alone or with others’ shots.
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Cleveland officer acquitted in 2012 high speed chase shooting
A 2012 chase in Cleveland spanned 22 miles with 62 police vehicles and speeds up to 100 mph. Thirteen officers fired at Russell's car in a school lot. Brelo, who fired 49 shots, faced criminal charges but was found not proven to have endangered lives after the car stopped.
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Brelo
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Cleveland police shooting cases stir calls for justice and review
The Civil Rights Division leader says DOJ will examine all legal options in Brelo case while activist Carol Steiner condemns the acquittal. In Cleveland, a sheriff says the Tamir Rice shooting investigation nears completion with a few witnesses left to interview before handing the file to prosecutors.
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Cleveland
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Cuyahoga County
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Fire damages Avon home from discarded embers
Fire started outside in a trash can near a house and spread to the garage and attic. Avon firefighters plus crews from Sheffield, North Ridgeville, Avon Lake, Westlake, Sheffield Lake and Eaton Township quickly attacked the blaze. Main fire knocked down in under 10 minutes with hot spots controlled. a car in the driveway survived. Property damage estimated at at least $50,000.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Note
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329-7155, signaling commitment to accurate news coverage and transparent corrections.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio drawings list midday Pick 3 2-1-8 and Pick 4 4-6-0-8 among others with rolling cash 5 at 110000 and Classic Lotto at 4.7 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers 3-14-15-25-48 with Meg Ball 8 and Megaplier 5, next estimated 214 million. Powerball Saturday 9-15-17-31-43 with Powerball 16 and Power Play 4. next 138 million. Michigan Daily 3 2-8-5 Daily 4 5-8-0-2 Fantasy 5 11-15-26-29-37. Pennsylvania Daily Number 4-7-5 Big 4 1-8-1-8 Cash 5 20-24-31-41-42. West Virginia Daily 3 5-1-9 Daily 4 3-0-1-7.
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The Chronicle-Telegram Staff Directory and Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram lists executive staff including President CEO Paul B Martin and Vice President Andrew R Young. It notes editors such as Andrew R Young managing editor Julie Wallace and sports editor Kevin Aprile, with contact numbers and office hours for classified, production, and advertising departments. It also provides home delivery service numbers, subscription rates, and publication details for Elyria Lorain County.
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Bruce Bishop
U.S
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Dunkleosteus fossils featured in River Monsters episode tease
Cleveland shale preserves prehistoric bones including Dunkleosteus with soft tissue. Jeremy Wade and a film crew spent four days in Northeast Ohio filming at the museum and Rocky River banks for Animal Planet. Museum scientist Chapman notes the giant armor plated predator reached 16 to 20 feet and boasted a bite near 6,000 psi.
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Animal Planet
Ohio
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Cleveland Metroparks
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Devel
Fallen Marine remembers service and sacrifice on Memorial Day
Arlington resident FALLEN Al Chambers, a Dallas SWAT member and Marine reservist, recalls his path from Oberlin High School to Kent State, active duty in the Gulf War era, and later the Dallas police force. He cites discipline and teamwork, plans a 20 hour Memorial Day fundraiser at Reverchon Park, and urges remembrance of service members and first responders.
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Memorial Day Thoughts From Two Veterans
Mark Earls and Justin Snider share why they joined the Army reserve and regular forces. Earls cites family tradition and discipline while Snider recalls a fallen friend driving his enlistment and the pride of service. Both urge honoring veterans by visiting graves and paying respects on Memorial Day.
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North Ridgeville
Jason Cox
Iraq
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Elyria
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