Grand jury finds Elyria officers justified in Palmer shooting
Lorain County grand jury declined to indict Elyria officers Jay Loesch and Donald Moss in the death of Ronald Palmer, who was suspected in the shooting of Officer James Kerstetter. Prosecutor Dennis Will said the officers acted in self defense and with justifiable force. Palmer was not armed and no weapon was found.
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Suspended surgeon returns to work at EMH
Orthopedic surgeon John Krebs resumes medical practice at EMH Regional Medical Center on Sept. 9 with temporary privileges pending full credentialing review and board approval. Krebs had agreed to a 270 day license suspension after admitting drug and alcohol abuse including drinking on the job and misusing prescription meds.
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Court overturns nurse's assault conviction
The 8th District Court of Appeals reversed Kathleen Filiaggi's 2009 misdemeanor assault conviction for grabbing and choking 63 year old Sheryl Loving at St. John Medical Center in Westlake. The court ordered a new trial due to errors that deprived her of a fair trial. Loving was an ICU patient when the incident occurred.
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