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Five waive charges as attempted homicide dropped in Erie shootout
Five Erie men accused of being involved in a March shootout with a Meadville man waived their criminal cases to court Nov. 4 after prosecutors withdrew counts of attempted homicide and conspiracy to commit homicide that each faced. The five — Davon Jones, 19; Jashawn Lewis, 19; Khazier D. Noble, 21; Syvaun Polacci, 18; and Carlos Vicenty, 18 — waived to court charges including felony counts of aggravated assault after prosecutors dropped the two lead charges under deals reached at their preliminary hearings. The five remain free on bail. The person the group is accused of shooting at on March 14 in the 600 block of East 21st Street, 19-year-old Meadville resident Jonathan D. Gavin Jr., was also scheduled to have his preliminary hearing Nov. 4 but was granted a continuance, with a new date not yet set. Gavin, who is also free on bail, faces charges including felony counts of aggravated assault, discharge of a firearm into an occupied structure and carrying a firearm without a license. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Mid-day gunfire in neighborhood Erie police initially charged Gavin after they learned of the shooting through the city's ShotSpotter gunshot detection
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Girard animal shelter under investigation for animal cruelty
A Trumbull County humane agent seized 61 animals from Small World Animal Shelter in Girard, citing unsanitary conditions. According to court documents, there was probable cause for the agent to take the 60 cats and one rabbit from the shelter on October 28, because of the conditions that they believe violates Ohio revised code for cruelty to companion animals.
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Warren man sentenced to prison in shooting case
Jhvetti Street, 41, was sentenced to 10 to 12 years in prison by Judge Ronald Rice in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court following guilty pleas Oct. 4 to felonious assault, a second-degree felony, and being a felon in possession of a firearm, a third-degree felony.
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This Old-School Ohio Drive-In Offers Two First-Run Movies For Around Twelve Dollars
Tucked away on Elm Road in Warren, Ohio, the Elm Road Triple Drive-In Theatre is one of those rare places that makes you feel like you have stepped back in time. Open from April through October, this beloved 1950s-era venue lets you watch two first-run movies on any of its three giant screens for around twelve dollars per person.