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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2020
Page
3
Ohio Governor DeWine announced a health order allowing full reopening of restaurants, catering facilities, and bars with ongoing health rules. Self serve stations like salad bars may reopen and catering venues can host up to 300 guests, effective immediately, as Medina County reports 1442 cases with 120 hospitalizations and 39 deaths.
In Ohio a court fight over whether counties may accept absentee ballot applications by email or fax intensified as Republican groups and state officials defend a directive blocking electronic submissions amid concerns about cybersecurity. A judge had allowed limited electronic options but stayed enforcement while appeals proceed. Experts argue safeguards exist to mitigate risks to ballot integrity.
A multi day police blotter reports vandalism at Memorial Elementary School with $150 in repairs, multiple intoxicated and trespass incidents, arson inquiry, thefts including a John Deere Gator and Polaris ATV, domestic violence, a bar assault arrest, and a juvenile stolen vehicle case with charges forwarded to the Medina County Juvenile Prosecutor. Names, addresses, and specific locations are listed alongside court citations and provisional investigations.
After a Kentucky grand jury brought no charges against Louisville police over Breonna Taylor’s death protesters filled downtown streets. Two officers were wounded by gunfire during demonstrations. one undergoing surgery, both expected to recover. Police secured a suspect. National Guard deployed as crowd clashes continued across several cities.
The Breonna Taylor case highlights the gap between public demand for justice and legal limits on police use of deadly force. None of the officers faced murder charges. one was indicted for endangerment after Taylor, a 26 year old Louisville EMT, was shot in her hallway during a raid. The decision sparked protests and debate on police reform amid national political tensions.
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