Castro suicide shocks Cleveland neighborhood after brutal crimes
In Cleveland, residents react with scorn and grim satisfaction to Ariel Castro's death by his own action in Ori ent prison cell. Prosecutor Tim McGinty calls it the least Castro deserved as officials probe how he killed himself while under protective custody and review his medical and mental health care. Authorities, including state police, investigate the circumstances amid calls for a full inquiry.
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Lorain Woman Confesses to Stabbing Victim After Blood Trail
Police say Jeannette Hickerson admitted stabbing Elia Alston after a blood trail led to her back door. Alston, wounded in the neck, collapsed on a Pole Avenue porch and was hospitalized in fair condition. Hickerson remains jailed on 150000 bond and faces court next week.
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Route 83 crash victim remains hospitalized
North Ridgeville police say Julie Maley 79 caused a head on collision on Route 83 between Bainbridge and Sugar Ridge roads driving left of center in an Oldsmobile Alero. She remained in fair condition at Metro Health Medical Center while Michael Smith 62 was treated and released from St John Medical Center. Cause under investigation.
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Lorain stabbing suspect correct spelling Jeannette Hickerson
The Chronicle-Telegram corrects a Tuesday Lorain stabbing suspect name misprint. The corrected spelling is Jeannette Hickerson, addressing the prior error and ensuring readers have the proper identification.
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Land bank faces funding phase as blight fight continues
Elyria and Lorain counties push to demolish vacant homes despite stalled funding. Land bank coordinator Pat Metzger says about 178 properties are encumbered amid plans to maintain or repurpose them. Officials note liens, bank ownership, and uncertain future funding, with options including unallocated attorney general funds and Hardest Hit Fund money.
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ALICE protocol discussed for school safety plan
Liberty schools consider ALICE training to counter active shooter threats. District officials including Maria Sycz and Bill Greene plan information gathering, staff training, and policy adoption with North Ridgeville police support.
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Avon Fire Incident Prompts Audit Review of 2012 Purchases
An Avon city audit covering 2012 shows a fireman repaid 4.25 after buying beer with city funds, a mistake acknowledged by Fire Chief Frank Root. The city, which has had clean audits since 1999, will strengthen purchase rules and oversight, with audits typically done annually.
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Thefts linked across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee caught on video
North Ridgeville police say two men stole about 800 dollars in ten minutes from a coin machine. Surveillance video from Kentucky and Tennessee helped identify Scearce and Hotaling, who fled after a car wash confrontation in Frankfort. Investigations tie past thefts in Tennessee and other Ohio communities to the pair’s nationwide coin machine tampering. Extradition to Lorain County may not occur due to costs and logistics.
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