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TNB
Feb 12, 2014, 8:10:19 PM2/12/14
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Both yard apes charged with aggravated murder
<Nigpix at site>
Police arrested Zaron Woods, 20, and Aaron Calhoun, 22, on Wednesday.
On Saturday, Feb. 1 police were sent to the 3300 block of Woodburn Avenue for reports of a person shot.
Police said Curtiss Hill Jr., 20, was pronounced dead at the scene. According to officers, Hill was walking down Woodburn Avenue when he was shot multiple times.
Woods and Calhoun were charged with aggravated murder in the death of Hill.
Anyone with information is asked to call CrimeStoppers at 513-352-3040.
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<Nigpix at site>
Police arrested Zaron Woods, 20, and Aaron Calhoun, 22, on Wednesday.
On Saturday, Feb. 1 police were sent to the 3300 block of Woodburn Avenue for reports of a person shot.
Police said Curtiss Hill Jr., 20, was pronounced dead at the scene. According to officers, Hill was walking down Woodburn Avenue when he was shot multiple times.
Woods and Calhoun were charged with aggravated murder in the death of Hill.
Anyone with information is asked to call CrimeStoppers at 513-352-3040.
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TNB
Feb 14, 2014, 8:01:48 AM2/14/14
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Fill-in judge apologizes for juvenile court delay
CINCINNATI – It took 18 months, but three of the six boys who committed
the notorious "boredom beating" in North College Hill in 2012 finally
received their sentences Thursday.
With Juvenile Court Judge Tracie Hunter suspended while she faces criminal
charges, her temporary fill-in, First District Court of Appeals Judge
Sylvia Hendon, meted out the punishment.
But first Hendon apologized for the long delay.
"I have no explanation for why this took this long," Hendon said from the
bench. She called it a "grave injustice" to the victim's family.
Pat Mahaney's brother and sister-in-law were in the courtroom.
"I apologize," said Hendon, a former juvenile court judge.
The prosecutor told Hendon he did not want these boys to get 500 hours of
community service or a book report, referring to the punishment Hunter
gave two other boys charged in the attack.
Police said Mahaney, 45, was brutally beaten by the six youths, ages 13
and 14, while walking down the street on Aug. 11, 2012.
"One of the boys was sneaking up behind him and they just hit him out of
nowhere, then out of nowhere everybody started coming in and jumping in on
him," a neighbor, Marquis Rhode, told WCPO at the time.
The boys said they did it because they were bored and that Mahaney had not
done anything to provoke them. Five of them pleaded guilty.
Mahaney was hospitalized for several days, became deeply depressed and
shut himself off in his house, neglecting his health, relatives said.
Mahaney died 11 months later. A coroner ruled his death was the result of
natural causes, not the beating.
Hendon sent two brothers to Rite of Passage - basically, a reform school
run by a private company in the former Hillcrest facility.
If they mess up there, they will have to serve one year at the Department
of Youth Services - juvenile prison.
Hendon sent the third youth to Paint Creek, where there is a secure mental
health facility. He was taken away in handcuffs.
The three boys will be sent to DYS should they have any more run-ins with
the law before they turn 21.
Mahaney's brother and sister-in-law spoke to WCPO after the sentencing.
"I think it could have been a little more harsh, but I'm glad that they
are going to get them help and I do hope that they stick with this plan,"
said Peg Mahaney, the victim's sister-in-law.
"I hope they can straighten out their lives," said Michael Mahaney, the
victim's brother.
"I'm skeptical that they can, but I hope they do."
http://www.wcpo.com/news/crime/boredom-beating-case-three-youths-who-attacked-pat-mahaney-get-their-sentences-18-months-later
CINCINNATI – It took 18 months, but three of the six boys who committed
the notorious "boredom beating" in North College Hill in 2012 finally
received their sentences Thursday.
With Juvenile Court Judge Tracie Hunter suspended while she faces criminal
charges, her temporary fill-in, First District Court of Appeals Judge
Sylvia Hendon, meted out the punishment.
But first Hendon apologized for the long delay.
"I have no explanation for why this took this long," Hendon said from the
bench. She called it a "grave injustice" to the victim's family.
Pat Mahaney's brother and sister-in-law were in the courtroom.
"I apologize," said Hendon, a former juvenile court judge.
The prosecutor told Hendon he did not want these boys to get 500 hours of
community service or a book report, referring to the punishment Hunter
gave two other boys charged in the attack.
Police said Mahaney, 45, was brutally beaten by the six youths, ages 13
and 14, while walking down the street on Aug. 11, 2012.
"One of the boys was sneaking up behind him and they just hit him out of
nowhere, then out of nowhere everybody started coming in and jumping in on
him," a neighbor, Marquis Rhode, told WCPO at the time.
The boys said they did it because they were bored and that Mahaney had not
done anything to provoke them. Five of them pleaded guilty.
Mahaney was hospitalized for several days, became deeply depressed and
shut himself off in his house, neglecting his health, relatives said.
Mahaney died 11 months later. A coroner ruled his death was the result of
natural causes, not the beating.
Hendon sent two brothers to Rite of Passage - basically, a reform school
run by a private company in the former Hillcrest facility.
If they mess up there, they will have to serve one year at the Department
of Youth Services - juvenile prison.
Hendon sent the third youth to Paint Creek, where there is a secure mental
health facility. He was taken away in handcuffs.
The three boys will be sent to DYS should they have any more run-ins with
the law before they turn 21.
Mahaney's brother and sister-in-law spoke to WCPO after the sentencing.
"I think it could have been a little more harsh, but I'm glad that they
are going to get them help and I do hope that they stick with this plan,"
said Peg Mahaney, the victim's sister-in-law.
"I hope they can straighten out their lives," said Michael Mahaney, the
victim's brother.
"I'm skeptical that they can, but I hope they do."
http://www.wcpo.com/news/crime/boredom-beating-case-three-youths-who-attacked-pat-mahaney-get-their-sentences-18-months-later
Byker
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> "I hope they can straighten out their lives," said Michael Mahaney, the
> victim's brother.
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> "I'm skeptical that they can, but I hope they do."
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> "I hope they can straighten out their lives," said Michael Mahaney, the
> victim's brother.
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> "I'm skeptical that they can, but I hope they do."
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TNB
Feb 16, 2014, 11:49:34 AM2/16/14
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>Re: Boredom beating case: Three nigger youths who attacked Pat Mahaney get their
> sentences 18 months later
CINCINNATI —Three of six teenagers accused of beating a North College Hill
stranger out of boredom were sentenced in juvenile court Thursday.
<Nigvid at site>
All were football players at the same middle school at the time of the
attack.
Watch this story
Two of these three are brothers, no longer on electronic monitoring, but
now on their way to a juvenile rehabilitation program in the community.
What to do with the other youth, who is now 16 years old, presented more
of a quandary for visiting Judge Sylvia Hendon.
Prosecutors say he is the youth who struck the first blow.
They described him as capable of reform, but also capable of "horrific
things."
"He presents himself well," assistant prosecutor Matthew Wallace said. "He
has the ability to do those things. It's just that in this instance and in
other incidences, he's made the deliberate decision to not follow the
law."
The teen told Hendon it could've been anybody, but when Pat Mahaney came
walking by in August of 2012, he and five friends, all young teens,
pounced and pummeled him because they were bored.
The twin brothers were ordered to a diversion program.
Their mentor was there to support and counsel them, repeating how they
need to stay positive and focused on improving their behavior.
Deandre Lue is the CEO and president of Trinit-D Network Services, a firm
that specializes in repairing broken lives.
Lue told WLWT News 5 that since becoming involved and getting the youths
on a better academic track, their grades have improved from F’s to C's and
B's.
"They've learned, they've changed, they've exhibited behavior that shows
that they've changed and I think going forward, they will grow to be
pillars of the community," Lue said.
Fourteen letters from North College Hill residents were presented,
expressing concern about random violence, the impact of it on a
neighborhood they love, asking the judge to deliver stern punishment.
Mahaney died last year of causes unrelated to the beating he suffered a
year earlier.
His loved ones were in court for the sentencing.
Referring to the teen defendants, Mahaney’s brother Michael said, "I hope
they can straighten out their lives. Skeptical if they can, but I hope
they do."
"We know kids can be good for nine months, a year, but will they fall back
into their routine?" asked Peg, sister-in-law of the victim.
Hendon said from the bench that the 16-year-old would spend a minimum of
one year in the state's juvenile facility.
But, taking note of his difficult circumstances growing up, she also
stated the community owes him the mental health treatment he needs.
She questioned whether he could receive that kind of help in the juvenile
prison environment.
In delivering a minimum one-year sentence, Hendon provided the 16-year-old
with a referral to a secure diversion program, where she hopes he'll get
the kind of help that will put him on a productive path.
She made it a point to stress that "this community is losing too many
young African-Americans to crime."
There were three other defendants in Mahaney’s beating. One still has a
trial date pending. The remaining two received probation.
Read more:
http://www.wlwt.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/three-more-teens-sentenced-in-nch-bored-beating-case/24471626#ixzz2tVLVuGDg
> sentences 18 months later
stranger out of boredom were sentenced in juvenile court Thursday.
<Nigvid at site>
All were football players at the same middle school at the time of the
attack.
Watch this story
Two of these three are brothers, no longer on electronic monitoring, but
now on their way to a juvenile rehabilitation program in the community.
What to do with the other youth, who is now 16 years old, presented more
of a quandary for visiting Judge Sylvia Hendon.
Prosecutors say he is the youth who struck the first blow.
They described him as capable of reform, but also capable of "horrific
things."
"He presents himself well," assistant prosecutor Matthew Wallace said. "He
has the ability to do those things. It's just that in this instance and in
other incidences, he's made the deliberate decision to not follow the
law."
The teen told Hendon it could've been anybody, but when Pat Mahaney came
walking by in August of 2012, he and five friends, all young teens,
pounced and pummeled him because they were bored.
The twin brothers were ordered to a diversion program.
Their mentor was there to support and counsel them, repeating how they
need to stay positive and focused on improving their behavior.
Deandre Lue is the CEO and president of Trinit-D Network Services, a firm
that specializes in repairing broken lives.
Lue told WLWT News 5 that since becoming involved and getting the youths
on a better academic track, their grades have improved from F’s to C's and
B's.
"They've learned, they've changed, they've exhibited behavior that shows
that they've changed and I think going forward, they will grow to be
pillars of the community," Lue said.
Fourteen letters from North College Hill residents were presented,
expressing concern about random violence, the impact of it on a
neighborhood they love, asking the judge to deliver stern punishment.
Mahaney died last year of causes unrelated to the beating he suffered a
year earlier.
His loved ones were in court for the sentencing.
Referring to the teen defendants, Mahaney’s brother Michael said, "I hope
they can straighten out their lives. Skeptical if they can, but I hope
they do."
"We know kids can be good for nine months, a year, but will they fall back
into their routine?" asked Peg, sister-in-law of the victim.
Hendon said from the bench that the 16-year-old would spend a minimum of
one year in the state's juvenile facility.
But, taking note of his difficult circumstances growing up, she also
stated the community owes him the mental health treatment he needs.
She questioned whether he could receive that kind of help in the juvenile
prison environment.
In delivering a minimum one-year sentence, Hendon provided the 16-year-old
with a referral to a secure diversion program, where she hopes he'll get
the kind of help that will put him on a productive path.
She made it a point to stress that "this community is losing too many
young African-Americans to crime."
There were three other defendants in Mahaney’s beating. One still has a
trial date pending. The remaining two received probation.
Read more:
http://www.wlwt.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/three-more-teens-sentenced-in-nch-bored-beating-case/24471626#ixzz2tVLVuGDg
Fred C. Dobbs
Feb 16, 2014, 1:35:45 PM2/16/14
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career criminals and lifelong dole scroungers.
--
Any more lip out of you and I'll haul off and let you have it...if you
know what's good for you, you won't monkey around with Fred C. Dobbs.
TNB
Feb 17, 2014, 9:44:27 AM2/17/14
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>>
>> "We know kids can be good for nine months, a year, but will they fall back
>> into their routine?" asked Peg, sister-in-law of the victim.
>
>These pieces of filth will never be rehabilitated. They're going to be
>career criminals and lifelong dole scroungers.
>
>
>--
>Any more lip out of you and I'll haul off and let you have it...if you
>know what's good for you, you won't monkey around with Fred C. Dobbs.
PROOF
>> "We know kids can be good for nine months, a year, but will they fall back
>> into their routine?" asked Peg, sister-in-law of the victim.
>
>These pieces of filth will never be rehabilitated. They're going to be
>career criminals and lifelong dole scroungers.
>
>
>--
>Any more lip out of you and I'll haul off and let you have it...if you
>know what's good for you, you won't monkey around with Fred C. Dobbs.
The twins sentenced Thursday for their role in a North College Hill
beating case were arrested again Friday for new assault allegations.
Tyree and Terrell Mizell violated their parole Wednesday when they, along
with several others, allegedly assaulted two other juveniles in a field
out by Aiken College and Career High School in College Hill, said Curt
Kissinger, Juvenile Court administrator.
“Our probation staff learned (Friday) also that they had been suspended
from school as a result of the incident,” Kissinger said. “The condition
of their probation is that they remain in school and obey the laws.”
The twins pleaded guilty almost a year ago to felonious assault in an
attack on a North College Hill man in August 2012. The Mizell brothers
were with four other teens during that incident, all of whom were 13 at
the time of the beating.
The brothers have been under house arrest and on electronic monitoring
since they pleaded guilty a year ago.
Thursday the twins were sentenced to attend Rite of Passage, a nine-month,
secured educational and treatment facility.
Kissinger said it was officials from Rite of Passage that learned the two
had been suspended from school Friday and notified court officials. It is
unclear how these new allegations will affect their placement at the
treatment facility.
“It’s going to be up to the judge on whether to delay the placement,”
Kissinger said.
Brian Goldberg, who represents Tyree Mizell, said Tyree still has an
additional misdemeanor assault date pending as well.
The twins are being held in the Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center
and are scheduled to be arraigned Monday, Kissinger said.
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20140214/NEWS/302140153/Twins-guilty-2012-NCH-beating-arrested-again?nclick_check=1
TNB
Feb 17, 2014, 12:56:29 PM2/17/14
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After assault report, prosecutors want NCH twins sent to prison
Pair sentenced to diversion day after fight at school, prosecutors say
CINCINNATI 幽amilton County prosecutors say they weren't aware that twin
brothers being sentenced last week for assaulting a North College Hill man
were accused of assault again.
WLWT News 5 is not naming the teens due to their age and we are the lying
liberal media and can't tell you that Tyree and Terrell Mizell violated
their parole Wednesday
In a pair of memos to Judge Sylvia Hendon, prosecutors said the twins were
suspended from their school after they were accused of assault on or near
the school grounds on Wednesday.
The next day, Hendon sentenced both teens to a diversion program for their
attack on Pat Mahaney two years ago. Four other teens have also been
sentenced for the attack, which they said happened because they were
"bored."
Watch noon report
"Had the alleged incident of this past Wednesday taken place on Friday,
the defendants would be on their way to the Department of Youth Services,
pursuant to the Court's warning issued on Thursday," the memos read. "If
the Court had known about the Wednesday incident on Thursday, the
decision, and definitely the hearing, would have been different."
Both teens are now back in custody and are facing juvenile criminal
charges.
WLWT News 5's John London will have more on this story later today.
Read more:
http://www.wlwt.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/after-assault-report-prosecutors-want-nch-twins-sent-to-prison/24521422#ixzz2tbQQF2Yj
Pair sentenced to diversion day after fight at school, prosecutors say
CINCINNATI 幽amilton County prosecutors say they weren't aware that twin
brothers being sentenced last week for assaulting a North College Hill man
were accused of assault again.
WLWT News 5 is not naming the teens due to their age and we are the lying
liberal media and can't tell you that Tyree and Terrell Mizell violated
their parole Wednesday
In a pair of memos to Judge Sylvia Hendon, prosecutors said the twins were
suspended from their school after they were accused of assault on or near
the school grounds on Wednesday.
The next day, Hendon sentenced both teens to a diversion program for their
attack on Pat Mahaney two years ago. Four other teens have also been
sentenced for the attack, which they said happened because they were
"bored."
Watch noon report
"Had the alleged incident of this past Wednesday taken place on Friday,
the defendants would be on their way to the Department of Youth Services,
pursuant to the Court's warning issued on Thursday," the memos read. "If
the Court had known about the Wednesday incident on Thursday, the
decision, and definitely the hearing, would have been different."
Both teens are now back in custody and are facing juvenile criminal
charges.
WLWT News 5's John London will have more on this story later today.
Read more:
http://www.wlwt.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/after-assault-report-prosecutors-want-nch-twins-sent-to-prison/24521422#ixzz2tbQQF2Yj
TNB
Feb 17, 2014, 6:03:32 PM2/17/14
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Updated: Monday, February 17 2014, 05:36 PM EST LOWER PRICE HILL, Ohio
(WKRC) -- Police arrest three of five teens accused of stealing an SUV and
leading them on a chase Monday morning. An officer ran the SUV's license
plate after spotting it on Beekman Street at 11 a.m. The officer chased
the teens for a short time. They bailed from the SUV as it was still
moving at Wilder Avenue and Glenway. The officer had to use his cruiser
to stop the rolling SUV. Police arrested one of the teens right there. A
police dog helped track down two more suspects nearby on Gest Street. Some
people in the neighborhood helped police by pointing them in the right
direction. Two others got away.
<Nigvid at site>
Read More at:
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http://www.local12.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/police-arrest-three-teen-suspects-after-chase-8431.shtml
(WKRC) -- Police arrest three of five teens accused of stealing an SUV and
leading them on a chase Monday morning. An officer ran the SUV's license
plate after spotting it on Beekman Street at 11 a.m. The officer chased
the teens for a short time. They bailed from the SUV as it was still
moving at Wilder Avenue and Glenway. The officer had to use his cruiser
to stop the rolling SUV. Police arrested one of the teens right there. A
police dog helped track down two more suspects nearby on Gest Street. Some
people in the neighborhood helped police by pointing them in the right
direction. Two others got away.
<Nigvid at site>
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http://www.local12.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/police-arrest-three-teen-suspects-after-chase-8431.shtml
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TNB
Feb 18, 2014, 1:33:48 PM2/18/14
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The man suspected of tying up an Avondale couple, covering their heads
and executing them while their two small daughters slept in the home
was arrested in North Carolina, Cincinnati police said today.
Brandon Thomas, 29, was taken into custody during a traffic stop
Monday afternoon in Granville County, N.C., said Sgt. Joe Briede, a
supervisor in the Homicide Unit.
Homicide investigators are on their way down to North Carolina, he
added.
Bryan Konig of the U.S. Marshals Service, eastern district of North
Carolina, confirmed Thomas was in their custody.
He was picked up in a traffic stop, gave several different names and
then it was ultimately determined to be Thomas, Konig said on Tuesday
afternoon.
Police have been working with the U.S. Marshals Service in their
search for Thomas, who faces two counts of aggravated murder in the
Jan. 9 shootings. His last known address is in Lexington, Ky.
Police believe Thomas killed Adam Bostic, 31, and Betty Thomas, 28, in
their apartment, while the victims' two young children were inside.
Betty Thomas is not related to Brandon Thomas, police have said.
But the killings were drug-related and personal, and Brandon Thomas
knew the victims, police said.
Both Bostic and Thomas had been bound, and their heads covered,
confirmed Assistant Chief Dave Bailey.
The slain couples daughters, 3 and 6, were upstairs when the shooting
occurred.
They were not hurt and are staying with relatives, police said.
Brandon Thomas has an extensive criminal history.
According to court records, he was sentenced to five years in prison
in Kentucky in 2004 after being convicted on drug charges.
He served just three months before being released on shock probation.
He was ordered to get drug treatment and attend anger management
classes.
Thomas was then charged with robbery just two months after being
granted probation, but the charge was later dismissed. In 2006, he
pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana, which was a violation of
his probation. He was was ordered to serve out his previous five-year
sentence.
Thomas was also arrested in Fayette County in August and charged with
trafficking cocaine and marijuana but the charges were later
dismissed.
Betty Thomas, a student at ITT Technical Institute in Norwood, worked
full time and took care of her two daughters.
She was a criminology and forensic technology major and had been
attending class for 12 hours a week for the last three quarters.
Thomas was about nine months away from graduating with her associates
degree and planned to continue her education to get her bachelors
degree.
Her dream was to become an attorney.
<Nigpix at site>
http://news.cincinnati.com/proart/20140218/news/302180040/suspect-avondale-couple-s-killing-arrested?pagerestricted=1
TNB
Feb 19, 2014, 8:38:02 AM2/19/14
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Updated: Tuesday, February 18 2014, 11:41 PM EST CINCINNATI (Angela
Ingram) --Police had to shut down several streets and call the fire
department Tuesday afternoon to get a suspect down off of a roof. Officer
say the suspect, Giavanni Penman, ran away from a traffic stop around
1p.m. When the officer caught up to the man, he'd climbed onto the roof
of a building on Colerain Avenue. The man was wanted on three open felony
warrants and now faces even more charges. Officer Tammy Hussels said, "The
passenger, stepped out of the vehicle, showed me his hands, and then when
he turned from me he went and grabbed his right side. It appeared that he
was grabbing the handle, the butt of a gun." Penman took off running and
disappeared. Plain clothed officers in the area helped to track the
suspect down on the street. They found him on the roof of a building on
Colerain Ave. The suspect paced back and forth while police waited below
with guns drawn. Penman talked on his cellphone and even asked police for
a light so he could smoke. When he refused to come down officers used a
ladder from the fire department to get him down. In addition to running
they say Penman had marijuana on him. The driver of the car that was
involved in the traffic stop only had a minor traffic violation. Another
passenger who was in the vehicle was brought to the jail because he had
outstanding warrants relating to failure to pay child support.
<Nigvid at site>
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Ingram) --Police had to shut down several streets and call the fire
department Tuesday afternoon to get a suspect down off of a roof. Officer
say the suspect, Giavanni Penman, ran away from a traffic stop around
1p.m. When the officer caught up to the man, he'd climbed onto the roof
of a building on Colerain Avenue. The man was wanted on three open felony
warrants and now faces even more charges. Officer Tammy Hussels said, "The
passenger, stepped out of the vehicle, showed me his hands, and then when
he turned from me he went and grabbed his right side. It appeared that he
was grabbing the handle, the butt of a gun." Penman took off running and
disappeared. Plain clothed officers in the area helped to track the
suspect down on the street. They found him on the roof of a building on
Colerain Ave. The suspect paced back and forth while police waited below
with guns drawn. Penman talked on his cellphone and even asked police for
a light so he could smoke. When he refused to come down officers used a
ladder from the fire department to get him down. In addition to running
they say Penman had marijuana on him. The driver of the car that was
involved in the traffic stop only had a minor traffic violation. Another
passenger who was in the vehicle was brought to the jail because he had
outstanding warrants relating to failure to pay child support.
<Nigvid at site>
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> say the suspect, Giavanni Penman
"Giavanni"? Does he eata da spaghetta?
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> say the suspect, Giavanni Penman
"Giavanni"? Does he eata da spaghetta?
TNB
Feb 21, 2014, 3:24:01 PM2/21/14
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Feb 21, 2014, 8:01:46 PM2/21/14
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A 26-year-old woman was found dead in the parking lot of Monroe Inn
Friday morning, and police have signed warrants for a Middletown man
for abusing the corpse.
Monroe police found Christina Wyatt, of Middletown, in the parking lot
of the inn at 40 New Garver Road at about 7:50 a.m., according to a
news release from police. Her cause of death is still undetermined,
according to the Butler County Coroner's Office.
Warrants for abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence have been
signed for Shawn Lattimore, 39, according to the release. The
investigation is ongoing and additional charges are expected.
Updated: Friday, February 21 2014, 01:04 PM EST MONROE, Ohio (WKRC) -- A man is charged after a woman is found dead in the parking lot of a Monroe motel. 39-year-old Shawn Lattimore is wanted on charges of abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence. The body of 26-year-old Christina Wyatt was found Tuesday in the parking lot of the Monroe Inn on New Garver Road. The coroner has not determined how Wyatt died. Police have not said why they've charged Lattimore, but they do say they expect to file more c
harges in the case.
Read More at: http://www.local12.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/man-wanted-abuse-corpse-monroe-death-8627.shtml
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Friday morning, and police have signed warrants for a Middletown man
for abusing the corpse.
Monroe police found Christina Wyatt, of Middletown, in the parking lot
of the inn at 40 New Garver Road at about 7:50 a.m., according to a
news release from police. Her cause of death is still undetermined,
according to the Butler County Coroner's Office.
Warrants for abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence have been
signed for Shawn Lattimore, 39, according to the release. The
investigation is ongoing and additional charges are expected.
Updated: Friday, February 21 2014, 01:04 PM EST MONROE, Ohio (WKRC) -- A man is charged after a woman is found dead in the parking lot of a Monroe motel. 39-year-old Shawn Lattimore is wanted on charges of abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence. The body of 26-year-old Christina Wyatt was found Tuesday in the parking lot of the Monroe Inn on New Garver Road. The coroner has not determined how Wyatt died. Police have not said why they've charged Lattimore, but they do say they expect to file more c
harges in the case.
Read More at: http://www.local12.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/man-wanted-abuse-corpse-monroe-death-8627.shtml
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Diogenes
Feb 21, 2014, 11:01:11 PM2/21/14
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On Sat, 22 Feb 2014 01:01:46 +0000 (UTC), TNB <t...@wkrc.com> wrote:
>A 26-year-old woman was found dead in the parking lot of Monroe Inn
> Friday morning, and police have signed warrants for a Middletown man
> for abusing the corpse.
>
> Monroe police found Christina Wyatt, of Middletown, in the parking lot
> of the inn at 40 New Garver Road at about 7:50 a.m., according to a
> news release from police. Her cause of death is still undetermined,
>according to the Butler County Coroner's Office.
>
> Warrants for abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence have been
> signed for Shawn Lattimore, 39, according to the release. The
> investigation is ongoing and additional charges are expected.
>
Hey, Yo' Honor, I just wanted a nice "cold one".
>A 26-year-old woman was found dead in the parking lot of Monroe Inn
> Friday morning, and police have signed warrants for a Middletown man
> for abusing the corpse.
>
> Monroe police found Christina Wyatt, of Middletown, in the parking lot
> of the inn at 40 New Garver Road at about 7:50 a.m., according to a
> news release from police. Her cause of death is still undetermined,
>according to the Butler County Coroner's Office.
>
> Warrants for abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence have been
> signed for Shawn Lattimore, 39, according to the release. The
> investigation is ongoing and additional charges are expected.
>
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