North Olmsted
CRIME & SAFETY
‘Can I go to prison?’ New video shows suspect in North Olmsted Giant Eagle stabbing’s arrest months before crime
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Florida (WOIO) - 19 Investigates is getting a closer look into a crime Bionca Ellis was arrested for a couple of months before she allegedly stabbed a three-year-old to death outside of a North Olmsted grocery store in June. 19 News obtained police body camera video from the...
After tragedy at Giant Eagle, North Olmsted schedules meetings with business community
NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio -- In the wake of the recent stabbing death of a child at Giant Eagle, North Olmsted leaders are reaching out to the business community. Mayor Nicole Dailey Jones said the idea to hold roundtable meetings with large and small business owners is twofold. If you purchase...
Car Dealer’s $3 Million Web of Lies Exposed: A Shocking Scheme Unveiled
Mitchell Simpson, a former North Georgia used car dealer, has pleaded guilty to wire fraud, defrauding lenders of $3 million. Simpson, 56, operated Mitch Simpson Motors in Cleveland and will be sentenced on October 8. His fraudulent actions, involving deceptive loan practices, were revealed by federal prosecutors, highlighting serious breaches of trust within the automotive financing industry.
Officer who killed Tamir Rice leaves new job in West Virginia
The former Cleveland officer who fatally shot 12-year-old Tamir Rice in 2014 has resigned from a police force in West Virginia, the third time in six years he left a small department amid backlash shortly after he had been hired.White Sulphur Springs City officials said Timothy Loehmann resigned Monday afternoon as a probationary officer. In a statement issued to WVVA-TV , Mayor Kathy Glover said Loehmann had been hired at the recommendation of White Sulphur Springs Police Chief D.S. Teubert.“Since this is an employment matter, I will have no further comment,” Glover said.It wasn’t immediately clear how long Loehmann...
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