New cops to focus on community relations in Elyria
Elyria Police Chief Michael Medders says six new officers will stress community oriented service. The six new hires raise the force to 100 officers and include Jeffrey Currier Joran Cottom Michael Mull David Kerecz Lisa Elgar and Donald Moss with varied backgrounds in law enforcement and criminal justice.
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Nun freed from prison after appeals court ruling
Sister Marge Eilerman of Ohio was released from a federal prison camp after the Sixth Circuit ruled her 14 month sentence should have run concurrently. She served about 12 months for acts of civil disobedience at a Fort Benning Army school protests. Her attorney and supporters hailed the decision as justice and noted she will resume life in Ohio with family and community.
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