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Trio charged with enslaving disabled Ohio mom and her 5-year-old child
Ashland City police Lt. Joel Icenhour answers questions during a news-conference Tuesday, June 18, 2013, in Cleveland. Authorities in Ohio have arrested three people on charges of enslaving a mentally disabled young mother and her daughter over a two-year period. Federal agents and Ashland police said Tuesday the trio forced the woman to do housework, threatened her and the girl with violence ...
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Reds turn to Arroyo to continue quality start streak
Of the five pitchers the Pirates broke Spring Training with in late March, Jeff Locke is the only remaining right now. Because of injuries to A.J. Burnett, Wandy Rodriguez and James McDonald, the rotation has seen a major overhaul since the beginning of the season. But Locke, the No. 5 starter when the year began, has been as reliable as they come. Locke will put his 6-1 record and 2.19 ERA on ...
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Picturesque Ohio village on endangered places list
CINCINNATI (AP) -- A national preservation group on Wednesday named a picturesque Ohio village as one of the nation's most endangered historic places and is calling on state authorities to scrap a plan that village leaders and preservations say could permanently scar the ...
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Freed Ohio mum daughter doing well
A MENTALLY disabled woman and her daughter are doing well after they were freed in October following two years in captivity and after police investigated an abuse allegation one of the suspects made against her, authorities ...
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Clevelands Guardian Angels push for missing child awareness
CLEVELAND -- Their red berets are instantly recognizable, especially after the international news stories on the homecomings of Gina, Michelle and Amanda. The Guardian Angels are an all-volunteer group, started in New York in 1979. The Cleveland chapter has 27 members, and plays a role in keeping missing persons cases in the public's mind, and has done so for many years. The members are ...
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CrimeFighters Work To Stop Growing Underground Shoplifting Ring
Retail workers are part of a growing push to stop an underground crime ring. Authorities say organized retail crime costs the United States an estimated $30 billion a year.Organized retail criminals steal large quantities of popular name brand items like Similac, Tide, Gillette and Red Bull.Kroger Spokesperson Jackie Siekmann said these criminals do their homework. "They know where the ...
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Funnel Clouds Spotted In Pickaway County
The National Weather Service confirmed funnel clouds formed in Pickaway County Tuesday evening. People who saw the funnel clouds snapped pictures or filmed them. "I wasn't really sure until I saw a second one come down and that's when I pulled my phone out and started recording," Tim Miller said. Miller was driving home from work along Route 23 when he spotted the ...
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Latos streaks snap with first loss since August 12
PIT@CIN: Latos fans nine over five innings CINCINNATI -- Mat Latos' personal unbeaten streak came to an end Tuesday night against the Pirates, but that wasn't what drew the ire of the Reds' starting pitcher. The Reds lost a 4-0 game to Pittsburgh, but the tally Latos focused on was the hit batters between the two clubs this season. In that battle, the Pirates have a 10-6 lead, ...
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SWAT Called to West Columbus Apartment
The Columbus SWAT team surrounded a West Columbus apartment building Tuesday night. Police were called to a location on Cascade Ct. around 9 pm after a suspect refused to surrender to authorities. They said two children may be inside the apartment with the suspect. Officers evacuated a courtyard near the location of the standoff. Watch 10TV News and refresh 10TV.com for the ...
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Indians bats come alive late to knock off KC
KC@CLE: Bourn singles home Raburn in the eighth CLEVELAND -- Better late than never for the Tribe's offense on Tuesday night against the Royals. A three-run eighth that was triggered by Michael Bourn's single down the left-field line sent the Indians to a 4-3 comeback win at Progressive Field to even the series at one game apiece. Bourn's hit drove in Ryan Raburn to pull the ...
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3 accused of enslaving mother girl in Ohio
ASHLAND, Ohio -- A mentally disabled woman charged with shoplifting a candy bar asked to be jailed because three people "had been mean to her" -- then went on to tell authorities about her time spent in unfathomably cruel servitude, along with her young daughter, at the hands of three people, authorities said ...
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Lutz showing strides off bench as pinch-hitter
Email CINCINNATI -- Learning the nuances of pinch-hitting is difficult for many hitters, but it can be compounded for rookies, like Reds outfielder Donald Lutz. Until his first big league callup on April 29, Lutz had not played above Double-A. In Cincinnati's last two games, Lutz has two hits as a pinch-hitter. He hit a two-run single in the sixth inning of Sunday's 5-1 win against ...
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Votto Rose exchange thumbs up after Monday homer
Email CINCINNATI -- Just before his ninth-inning at-bat against the Pirates on Monday, first baseman Joey Votto exchanged brief pleasantries with a person wearing a camouflage-colored Reds cap in the third row behind home plate. It wasn't just any fan, however. It was Reds great and all-time hits leader Pete Rose. Votto then connected on a 2-0 Bryan Morris pitch for a solo home run to left ...
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Cozarts homer brings hitting streak to seven
Email CINCINNATI -- Reds shortstop Zack Cozart extended his hitting streak to seven on Monday with a long solo home run to the upper deck in left field. Cozart's seventh homer of the season came in the fourth inning of Monday's 4-1 victory against the Pirates. Cozart, who batted second Tuesday after hitting seventh Monday, entered the night batting .326 (31-for-95) over his previous ...
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Three Americans held over Ohio disabled woman and child enslaved in basement for 10 years
(23 mins ago) A mentally disabled woman and her daughter were forced to live in an Ohio basement with snakes and pitbulls and were treated like slaves for more than two years, US prosecutors said. The case came to light after the woman was caught stealing a candy bar and told police she would rather go to jail than go home because her roommates ';were mean to her.'' Three of ...
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Ex-Terps center Alex Len could go No. 1 to Cleveland Cavaliers in NBA draft
There was some thought that Alex Len's stock could have gone up even higher had the former Maryland center been able to attend private on-court workouts for a number of NBA teams picking at or near the top of next week's NBA draft. It now appears that the 7-foot-1 Len could become the No. 1 pick by the Cleveland Cavaliers despite being sidelined since early April after undergoing ...
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Man Believes He Was Victim Of Dangerous ‘Knockout Game’
A man is recovering after being punched by a person who then ran off. Columbus resident Joey Pastore says he believes he was a victim of the "knockout game" and was on the losing end of it. Pastore said he was walking along N. High Street when he was attacked. "There’s people on High Street and there’s people behind me," Pastore said. "It was just all of a ...
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Budget director Ohios unused surplus about $397M
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The state should have almost $397 million in uncommitted funds leftover at end of the current budget year, Ohio's budget director said Tuesday before a legislative panel that's working to put the final touches on the next state spending ...
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Defense attorneys dispute Ohio enslavement charges
This undated photo released by the Department of Justice shows Daniel Brown. Authorities in Ohio have arrested three people, including Brown, on charges of enslaving a mentally disabled young mother and her daughter over a two-year period. Federal agents and Ashland police said Tuesday, June 18, 2013 the trio forced the woman to do housework, threatened her and the girl with violence and fed ...
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House passes far-reaching anti-abortion bill
View Photo Associated Press/Carolyn Kaster - Rep. Trent Franks, R-Ariz., arrives on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, June 18, 2013, at House Judiciary Committee hearing to discuss the Strengthen and Fortify ...
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Allegheny County seeks gas drilling bids
County Executive Rich Fitzgerald says Tuesday that the county could get up to $700,000 a year in royalty payments for drilling under Deer Lake Park, which is about 20 miles northeast of Pittsburgh. There could also be a one-time signing bonus of $2 to $4 ...
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Three in Ohio charged with forced labor
Prosecutors said three people were arrested in Ohio on charges of holding a woman and her child against their will and forcing them to perform manual labor. U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio Steven M. Dettelbach said in a news release Tuesday Jordie L. Callahan, 26; Jessica L. Hunt, 31, and Daniel J. Brown, AKA D.J. Brown, 33, are accused of beating the woman and her child and ...
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1 In Custody After North Columbus Shooting
The U.S. Attorney General's Office says three people are in custody accused of holding a woman and her child captive for more than two ...
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Delaware County Sheriff’s Office Adds Bloodhound To Force
The U.S. Attorney General's Office says three people are in custody accused of holding a woman and her child captive for more than two ...
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Prosecutor 3 Ohioans enslaved disabled mom child
CLEVELAND (AP) -- A mentally disabled woman and her young child were enslaved for more than a year, sometimes denied food and threatened with a pet python and pit bulls, and the woman was beaten and forced to get pain medication for her captors, authorities said Tuesday in announcing federal charges against three ...
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Hopkins International on the brink
United and Continental Airlines remain intent on merging the two airlines, which would create the biggest airline in the world. Continental, based in Houston, Texas is already the fourth-largest carrier in the United States, which makes its operations out of Hopkins International extremely important to the city of Cleveland.
Local industry commentators have been discussing the merger between United and Continental and the effects it might have on the city. The general consensus has been negative, according to Cleveland news media. Read more
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