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Police Blotter
The following incidents were listed among official reports of the Oak Park Police Department. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination.
www.pioneerlocal.com
Teens take police on high-speed car chase before fleeing into the woods, cops report
OLD SAYBROOK Two teenagers and two juveniles from Rhode Island were arrested Saturday after leading police on a high-speed chase and then fleeing on foot into the woods.
middletownpress.com
Gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes driven by optimism
Headed to Colorado Springs for a candidate meet and greet in a 2005 Chevy Impala with an odometer reading moving upward of 116,000 miles, Dan Maes is constantly fielding cellphone calls.
www.denverpost.com
Two years after murder, family still waiting for justice
On an alarmingly bloody weekend in April 2008 -- a weekend so violent it put Chicago on the national news -- Angel Ramirez was the last to die. The burly 26-year-old whom friends called "Buttercup" was next door to his buddy's house in a gang-infested corner of Little Village where a birthday party was breaking up. It was 10:25 p.m. A blue light glowed atop a police surveillance camera across ...
www.suntimes.com
Taxpayers foot the bill for many local government leaders to hit the road
A Huntsville Times survey found that 25 elected and appointed officials in the Huntsville, Madison and Madison County governments, including the school systems, either drive an automobile bought with taxpayer money or receive a cash allowance in lieu of a vehicle.
blog.al.com
SC's next treasurer: No state car for officers
COLUMBIA -- South Carolina's next treasurer says no statewide officer should drive a taxpayer-funded ride, calling it an unnecessary perk for politicians amid deep budget cuts.
www.postandcourier.com
Jury indicts five Lorain men arrested in raid
ELYRIA Five Lorain men arrested June 3 during a raid at West 17th Street were indicted on drug charges yesterday by the Lorain County grand jury.
www.morningjournal.com
Muehlberger's Past Raising Questions About Legal System
The events of April 20, 2010 were not an isolated incident. They were the culmination of a long string of run-in's with the law for Ross Muehlberger. One that wasn't able to keep Muehlberger off the Streets.
www.newschannel6now.com
Copper theft, accidents reported
POMEROY For at least the second time in a month, copper thieves have raided wiring from an American Electric Power tower on Flood Road, according to Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt. Rex...
mydailysentinel.com
BRRR! COLD: There's ice in their veins
This past winter, a seemingly endless blanket of snow inspired a story about Tulsa's literally hot jobs.
www.tulsaworld.com
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