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During a summer where there seems to be an inordinate number of shootings, Toledo Police are investigating another. This one occurred at Auburn and Ottawa, in a part of town police call BUMA.More >>
During a summer where there seems to be an inordinate number of shootings, Toledo Police are investigating another. This one occurred at Auburn and Ottawa, in a part of town police call BUMA.More >>
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Three Deshler residents are charged with illegally assembly or possession chemicals for drugs, among other charges, after a drug bust early Saturday morning.More >>
Three Deshler residents are charged with illegally assembly or possession chemicals for drugs, among other charges, after a drug bust early Saturday morning.More >>
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Jon Charles Owens is accused of shooting his roommate in the back at a home in Arab last month. The victim gave his blessing to a bond change Wednesday.More >>
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Funds from the Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program, or ATRIP, are about to allow two major roads in Marshall County to be resurfaced, and a major bridge project there could begin as early as next year.More >>
Funds from the Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program, or ATRIP, are about to allow two major roads in Marshall County to be resurfaced, and a major bridge project there could begin as early as next year.More >>
TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) -
Police
are asking for help to find whoever stole a dozen truck batteries out of semis
recently.
The
semis were parked outside the I-75 Business Center. Police say employees had a
few days off and discovered the batteries missing when they returned to work
over the weekend.
Local
businesses say the batteries usually go for about $150 each, and whoever took
them must have had the time to go through and pull each one out.
Police
say they have no suspects right now, so tips from the public could be the key
to finding those responsible.
"We
need the help of the citizens," said Sgt. Michael McGee. "If they're hearing
anything, please call. If they see anything, please call. Anything out of the
ordinary, please call and we'll check it out."
Anyone
with information that could help detectives can call them at 419-245-3340.
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