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A Lima teen crashes a stolen car during a high speed chase on I-75
ALLEN COUNTY, OH (WLIO) - A Lima teen was arrested after wrecking a stolen car in a high-speed chase overnight. Troopers from the Ohio State Highway Patrol say that 16-year-old Ryan Aab was driving a car that was reported stolen in the northbound lane of I-75. When he didn't stop, Aab led police on an 11-mile chase into Hancock County. Findlay troopers aided in the chase, which ended when the teen hit the back of a pickup truck southwest of Findlay and his vehicle rolled over. No one in the pickup was injured, but Aab had minor injuries. He is currently in the Allen County Juvenile Detention Center. The prosecutor's office will review the case for further charges.
Authorities suspect four dogs found in Wayne Township had been poisoned with rat poison
WAYNE TOWNSHIP ‒ Authorities believe that four dogs found last week on state land near the Beach City Dam may have been poisoned with rat poison. Three of the pitbull-type dogs were already dead when found, and the fourth had to be euthanized because it was suffering. The Tuscarawas County Dog Pound, in...
Cortes reflects on time as LPD chief
Jul. 26—LIMA — When outgoing Lima Police Chief Angel Cortes spoke about his time as chief Thursday before he retired Friday, he said his top three accomplishments during his tenure were bringing back Lima's SWAT Team, getting Flock cameras, and officer recruitment and retention. Lima didn't have a SWAT Team for three years because the cost to replace equipment was too high, so the Allen County ...
Weekly police report from the Delphos Police Department: July 14th through July 20th
July 25, 2024, Press Release from the Delphos Police Department: On 7-14-2024 officers were dispatched to the 1400 block of S. Clay St, after a male reported hearing someone outside of his residence whom he believed was trying to break in. On 7-14-2024 a male called the police department and...
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