No charges filed in toddler left in SUV death case
Clermont County prosecutor says Brenda Nesselroad-Slaby did not act with the criminal mind required for charges after her 2 year old daughter Cecilia died in a hot SUV for about eight hours on Aug 23. He called the lapse a substantial lack of due care but not reckless conduct under Ohio law.
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Cincinnati
Clermont County
Don White
Brenda Nesselroad-Slaby
Glen Este
Cecilia
White
Grand Jury
Ohio
Judge blocks eviction of sex offender near school
Akron federal judge rules Ohio law banning sex offenders from living near schools cannot be applied to crimes before July 31, 2003. Lane Mikaloff, who served 16 years for rape, challenged a 2005 eviction notice near McEbright Elementary. The court orders not to enforce the law against him and protects his family’s housing.
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Cleveland
Akron
Lane Mikaloff
Summit County
Mary Moffit
James S. Gwin
Ohio
Gwin
Sherri Bevan Walsh
Mikaloff
Pair of bar games allowed to operate in Ohio two more weeks
Franklin County Judge Michael J. Holbrook issued a two week reprieve allowing Tic Tac Fruit and Nudge Master style bar games to stay in operation. The decision marks a setback for Attorney General Marc Dann as Gov. Strickland confronts wagering devices deemed not consumer friendly. Ohio Skill Games argued the machines require skill and stay within Ohio gambling law despite state orders.
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Columbus
Franklin County Common Pleas
Michael J. Holbrook
Ohio
Marc Dann
Ted Strickland
Hick
Danm
Strickland
Bill Marshall
R. William Meeks
Tic Tac Fruit
Ohio Skill Games
Dann and
FBI offers reward for second suspect in child's slaying
The FBI posted a 5000 reward for help capturing the second suspect in the weekend shooting death of 2 year old Astevee Cookie Thomas in Cleveland. Eric Ramel Wilson is sought after a warrant was issued while James Yhonquea remains hospitalized after the shootout. Wilson phoned WOIO TV and apologized to the family, saying he was sorry.
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Cleveland
FBI
James Yhonquea
Eric Ramel Wilson
Woio-Tv
Asteve'e
Thomas
Bar owner sues former mayor for libel in Elyria
Tim Draves, owner of Tim's Place on Broadway, a gay bar, sues former Lorain mayor Craig Foltin for libel over a December letter to Council accusing the bar of unpaid taxes. The suit, seeking over 25000 dollars, argues Foltin exceeded council scope by mentioning taxes during a parking vote debate. Foltin resigned recently to join Cuyahoga Community College.
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Elyria
Lorain
Craig Foltin
Tim Draves
Tim
Roltin
22Nd Street
27Th Street
Draves' Bar
Foltin
Barnabee
Cuyahoga Community College
Hearing Today on Protection Order for Earl in Amherst
A county Common Pleas Court hearing today will determine how long the protection order against Earl remains active, potentially up to one year. Amherst police say no weapon involved in the latest incident, and Earl’s status as an officer hinges on when he can carry a gun with medical approval. Lorain Police Chief Del Rivera placed Earl on paid medical leave after he told his estranged wife he wished to die, and he will not be reinstated until a doctor’s written clearance is received. Contact Adam Wright at 653-6257 or awright chroniclet.com.
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County Common Pleas Court
Amherst
Joseph Kuciek
Earl
Lorain
del Rivera
Rivera
Adam Wright
Chroniclet
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