Ohio officers disciplined over LEADS database misuse
The Associated Press found more than 70 Ohio officers were fired suspended or otherwise disciplined from 2013 to 2015 for misusing the LEADS database including looking up others personal data and in some cases their own information. Examples include a North Olmsted officer who pressed a landlord and several cases involving relatives and ex partners.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio Highway Patrol
Criminal Justice Informa
North Olmsted
Brian Bielozer
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office
Shaker Heights
Clinton County
Toledo
Franklin County
Ashtabula County
Car rear-ends Oberlin school bus no injuries reported
A silver Kia struck the back of a district bus on East Lorain Street near Berger Court at 4:30 p.m. leaving about six students to transfer to another bus. No injuries were reported. the driver cited for assured clear distance.
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Oberlin
Robert Hamner
East Lorain Street
Berger Court
Noelle
Heidi Triplett
Dad Lee Adams Jr
David Hall
Kristin Bauer
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Lorain Street
District probes center on former official license issue
In April the district terminated Tim Wulfhoop amid state pressure over licensing. Ayers Ratliff said the Ohio Ethics Commission the Ohio Department of Education's Office of Professional Misconduct and the Ohio Auditor's Office are investigating. Interim Superintendent Tom Tucker said no replacement is planned and responsibilities have been shifted with consulting help.
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Tim Wulfhoop
Ayers Ratliff
Ohio Ethics Commission
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Auditor’s Office
Tom Tucker
Tucker
Lorain man charged with domestic violence
Lorain resident Michael White Jr., 22, is charged after police say he assaulted his pregnant girlfriend Tamara Tate at their home. He allegedly dragged her by the shirt, strangled her, and pulled her into a wall before police arrested him at a car wash and found him hiding in an apartment complex.
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Lorain
Michael White Jr
West 20Th Street
Leavitt Road
White
Tamara Tate
Tate
City records chief defends must hire for timely information
RECORDS says spending on a public information role is necessary to provide immediate data and body camera footage during incidents. Jensen notes the job is time consuming but aims to accommodate media quickly.
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