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Disbarred Cincinnati Attorney Sentenced to Over 3 Years for Identity Fraud and Multistate Deception
Richard Louis Crosby III, a disbarred attorney from the Cincinnati area, emerged from a courtroom saga with a sentence of over three years behind bars for his illicit enterprise of assuming multiple identities to land attorney gigs. This charade included an extensive list of deceptions across several law firms. Crosby, 37, of Mason, Ohio, stooped to using the personal details of various individuals - including his father, his girlfriend, and a deceased man - to spin a web of lies and has been ordered to settle up nearly $171,000 in damages while also enduring three years of supervised release and 300 hours of community service, as confirmed by the U.S Department of Justice announcement.
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ICYMI: “I Hope Trump Deports You!”—Ohio Realtor FIRED After Leaving RACIST Note on Bill!
COLUMBUS, OH — An Ohio woman lost her job after a racist message she wrote on a restaurant bill went viral. The incident took place at Cazuelas Mexican Restaurant & Cantina in Columbus, where a customer left an offensive note instead of a tip. The receipt showed an $87.84...
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Vice President JD Vance confronts protestors while out near his Ohio home
CINCINNATI (WXIX/Gray News) - Vice President JD Vance was reportedly confronted by a group of protestors near his home in the Walnut Hills neighborhood in Ohio. Vance shared details of the incident in a post on X about protestors following him as he walked with his 3-year-old daughter. WARNING: The...
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New restaurant opening at 2 former Frisch's locations serving 'familiar flavors'
BLUE ASH, Ohio (WKRC) - A new dining experience is set to debut in Blue Ash and Anderson Township as Dolly's Burgers & Shakes, a venture by Big Boy Restaurant Group, opens its doors in the Greater Cincinnati region this week. The new restaurants will occupy former Frisch's locations. "Dolly’s...
Dayton Daily Mag
Two individuals indicted by grand jury after being caught using fake permanent resident cards in Ohio
Warren, Ohio – A federal grand jury has indicted two Venezuelan nationals, Dicla Emirlania Perez Rodriguez, 33, and Emileth Noheni Briceno Rodriguez, 39, for fraud and misuse of visas, permits, and other official documents. The indictment follows an investigation that revealed the two women were in possession of fraudulent permanent resident cards, commonly known as green cards, along with Social Security cards that did not belong to them.
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Disgruntled Employee Found Guilty of Adding 'Kill Switch' to Company Network
A former employee of an Ohio-based industrial power management company has been found guilty of sabotaging that company's IT system with malicious computer code, including a “kill switch” that activated after his position was changed. Davis Lu, 55, had worked as a senior software developer at Eaton Corp....