Burglaries and domestic violence incidents marked Elyria blotter
May 25 events include a burglary at Elyria Baptist Church storage barn with a $1000 snow blower stolen. Domestic violence charges against Donna Lingenfelter after a stabbing threat and assault. Robert Robinson faces violence charges amid a car dispute. Ex-boyfriend suspected in at Midway Mall car vandalism. Matt Pena accused of choking and assault in a domestic case. Vehicle vandalism and roof theft reported on Quincy Street. A pinhole camera was stolen from Ely Elementary School.
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Elyria Baptist Church
Washington Ave
Clark St
Donna Lingenfelter
Lingenfelter
Warden Ave
Robert Robinson
Dorset Court
Robinson
Midway Mall
Midway Mall Blvd
Southwood Drive
Indian Hollow Road
Matt Pena
Pena
Quincy St
Cross Street
Mound Street
Ely Elementary School
Gulf Road
Lorain Police Report May 24 Suspects in Assault and DV
Lorain police logged several incidents on May 24 including Richard Clayton 32 being charged with assault after a fight at Euclid and Colorado. Carmelito Rivera 41 faced domestic violence charges after an alleged hair grab and shove at Leavitt Road. Officers also responded to kittens tossed from a truck at Oakwood Park, a smashed window at Magic Touch Hand Car Wash, and a burglary with an $800 TV stolen on East 31st Street.
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Lorain
Euclid
Colorado
Richard Clayton
9Th St
Clayton
20Th St
Carmelito Rivera
Leavitt Road
Chris Payne
Rivera
Payne
Oakwood Park
36Th St
Rick Broz
31St St
Corrections and Clarifications for Memorial Day Story
The Chronicle-Telegram corrects errors from a Memorial Day tribute in Lorain. The Civil War dead are about 750000, excluding Confederate deaths per a 2011 Binghamton University study. A Warren County Democratic fundraiser and speakers are clarified, with Brown Strickland and Sittenfeld listed as speakers. Amherst High School players Hagerich and McConihe are named to the Lorain County baseball first team.
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America
Lorain
Binghamton University
Ohio
Warren County
U.S
Sherrod Brown
Ted Strickland
Cincinnati
PG. Sittenfeld
Brown
Strickland
Rob Portman
Littenfeld
Portman
Amherst High School
Brad Hagerich
Casey McConihe
Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws listed with Pick 3 5 8 6 and 1 0 7, Pick 4 0 9 0 9 and 0 9 1 2, Pick 5 1 0 0 2 3 and 5 7 8 1 3, Rolling Cash 5 2 5 10 16 22. Next Rolling Cash 5 $140,000. Classic Lotto $4.8M. Mega Millions $214M. Powerball $154M. Michigan Daily 3 9 7 6. Daily 4 5 7 0 2. Fantasy 5 16 22 24 33 37. Pennsylvania Pick 3 4 5 8. Pick 4 2 3 4 9. Pick 5 9 2 8 9 8. Cash 5 4 17 31 34 37. West Virginia Daily Three 1 6 0. Daily 4 2 2 5 3.
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Ohio
Michigan
Fantasy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle executives and editorial staff list
The Chronicle announces its leadership with President and CEO Paul B. Martin and Vice President Andrew R. Young. General Manager William D. Hudnutt and Controller Ann E. Klunzinger are named along with Editorial staff contacts and department lines for ads circulation and production.
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Paul B. Martin
Andrew R. Young
William D. Hudnutt
Ann E. Klunzinger
Cavaliers Turn Season Around As They Reach Playoffs
The Cavaliers rebuilt with Mozgov Shumpert and Smith joining James Irving and Love and surged into the postseason. They swept Boston and Atlanta and defeated Chicago to reach the conference finals, posting a 12-2 playoff run despite Love Irving injuries and Smith suspension. Cleveland fans chase an end to their city’s sports drought.
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Cavs
Timofey Mozgov
Iman Shumpert
J.R. Smith
James
Irving
Kevin Love
Boston
Chicago
Atlanta
Love
Smith
Cleveland
David Blatt
Cleveland church march calls for reform after acquittal
About 40 churches in Cleveland joined a peaceful march downtown after a white patrolman was acquitted in the deaths of two unarmed black motorists. Clergy led chants demanding justice and delivered a reform letter to the mayor and county prosecutor.
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Cleveland
Justice Department pushes City for Police Reform Measures
The U S Justice Department recommends creation of a Community Police Commission with ten community reps plus one from the Cleveland Police Patrolmen Association the Fraternal Order of Police and the Black Shield The plan covers use of force reforms bias free policing mental health response training officer readiness equipment and a recruiting policy developed with community input and stakeholder consultation.
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Community Police Commission
Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
The
Fraternal Order of Police
Black Shield
Cleveland Police
Cleveland agrees to policing reforms under federal consent decree
The city will report all force uses, create neighborhood policing committees, expand watchdog offices, appoint a civilian IA director, and form a Mental Health Advisory Committee. Officers must not shoot warning shots. talking back or fleeing will not trigger arrests. The deal allows court intervention if reforms stall. observers cite Tamir Rice and Tanisha Anderson cases as context.
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Cleveland
Justice
Jackson
Justice Department
Tamir Rice
Tanisha Anderson
Michael Brelo
Timothy Russell
Malissa Williams
Brelo
Marcia L. Fudge
Zack Reed
Reed
Matt Zone
Lynch Announces Baltimore Police Inquiry After Riots
Loretta Lynch launches a separate investigation into the Baltimore Police Department following riots over the death of a black man in custody. State officials have charged six officers in connection with the case.
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Eric H. Holder Jr
Justice Department
Loretta Lynch
Baltimore
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