Ex-police chief guilty of misdemeanor in Port Clinton case
Former Put-in-Bay Police Chief Ric Lampela was convicted of a minor disorderly conduct charge after a five year-old confrontation with two officers. He was fined 150 dollars and cleared of dereliction of duty and falsification charges. Investigators had alleged he blocked sexual assault claims to shield the department. Lampela offered no comment after the ruling.
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Ric Lampela
Lampela
Cincinnati
FBI
Nicholas Kurtz
Clearcreek Township
Kurtz
Wisconsin
Cross Plains
Lorain Board Won’t Endorse Marijuana Legalization
Lorain school board declines to take a position on Issue 3 in Ohio. State board voted 15 to 3 against the measure. Monroe Board of Education also voted against legalization, per The Associated Press.
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Ohio
Board of Education
Monroe Board of Education
Associated Press
Monroe
Amherst boy 9 recovers after heart transplant
Jacob Heberling 9 from Amherst received a heart transplant after a stroke revealed a rare heart condition. His family drove to Pittsburgh by helicopter, then joined GoFundMe and Fifth Third Bank fundraising efforts while Jacob regains at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. he responds to anti rejection meds and plays Lego and chess with his mother.
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Martin Heberling
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
Kyle
Jacob
Pittsburgh
Heberling
GoFundMe
Gofundme.com
Harris Elementary School
Appeals court rules judge wrong to jail man for online post
The 8th District Court of Appeals ruled a Cuyahoga County judge erred in jailing Ryan Fye for an online post. Fye had been freed from prison early after a Dec 9 2014 hearing and posted about becoming a new man and sent a message to his family behind bars. The post included a photo and gestures that violated probation rules, prompting the judge to revoke confinement.
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Cuyahoga County
8Th District Court of Appeals
Ryan Fye
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Richard McMonagle
Facebook
Fye
William Fekete
Elyria
Bradley Woods Reservation
Westlake
Michael Stepanik
McMonagle
Former East Cleveland cops accused of stealing drug cash
Three suburban narcotics detectives in East Cleveland are charged in a federal scheme that forged affidavits and reports to steal thousands of dollars seized from drug suspects. FBI agents arrested Torris Moore, Antonio Malone, and Eric Jones who face conspiracy counts. Moore also faces theft and false statements charges.
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Cleveland
Crim
FBI
Torris Moore
South Euclid
Moore
Antonio Malone
Eric Jones
U.S. District Court
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