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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2010
Page
1
The account describes Officer Kerstetter and Officer Loesch pursuing Palmer as he charged them and refused to show his hands. The report notes multiple shots fired and the officers’ concern that Palmer might be armed, with witnesses highlighting the tense, caped robe appearance and persistent advance.
Elyria police responders rush to 18th Street after a naked man disturbance at 328 18th St. Officer James Kerstetter reports talk with a neighbor before being shot twice at 326 18th St. Officers Loesch Moss and Cunningham arrive. Palmer is shot multiple times and down on 18th Street.
Investigative report details ambush that killed Elyria officer James Kerstetter and man Ronald Palmer Sr on March 15. Officers Loesch and Moss shot Palmer after Kerstetter was beaten. grand jury cleared them. Report released by Lorain County Prosecutor Dennis Will amid community shock.
Former Bush adviser Karl Rove visited Oberlin College to rally support for Republicans and criticize Obama era economic and health care policies. He drew jeers from some students while signing books at Finney Chapel.
An email from the Cleveland Press Club indicates a U S House debate between Republican challenger Tom Ganley and incumbent Betty Sutton remains undecided. The note suggests media outlets should watch page A8 for updates.
The city plans to start automated trash collection the week of November 29. Residents will place new trash containers at the curb as trucks with automatic arms grab and empty each cart without drivers exiting the vehicle.
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