A former Shaker Heights High Schooler was shot and then thrown out of a moving car in a robbery that turned into murder in Cleveland’s Buckeye Shaker neighborhood.
Part of an abandoned apartment building came crashing down on Cleveland’s east side Tuesday morning. The residents who live nearby say the building is a ticking time bomb and they’ve been trying to get someone to tear it down for years.
There have been 24 police calls at Gas USA this year in the four months its liquor license was revoked, from late February to late June, according to police records.
As the officer consoles him, you can see officers on the second floor of the home with the mother they say was trying to throw her 5-year-old out the same window.
Last summer, 19 News discovered that the City of Beachwood paid an officer’s six-figure salary for more than a year while he was on leave after shooting a shoplifting suspect.Now, their police department says it has changed its policy as a result.
The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office just announced a 1999 cold case rape in Cleveland has been solved, thanks to an identification of the suspect made through DNA technology.
The CDC’s moratorium on evictions ends on July 31, and come August, experts expect a plethora of renters who’ve fallen behind on payments to be kicked out of their homes.
The former Sheffield Lake Police Chief was caught on camera putting a racist note on a Black police officer’s jacket. According to Mayor Dennis Bring, the chief put in his retirement immediately after he was placed on administrative leave.
Remember the dog owner who stormed out of a hearing about her animals at the begging of the month? Tuesday, she answered to her criminal charges in the case.
Like the rest of the world, you’re probably ready to get back out on the town - go out to eat and attend fun events without as many COVID restrictions.
“They had made documentation’s that she had lacerations and open cuts most notably on her tail, several other places,” she said of her dog’s vet. “She ended up needing two medications for about two weeks.”
19 Investigates discovered at least some of the comments include violent threats against black people. Police and the district said officials are now trying to get to the bottom of who was involved and why.
“At that point when it came back to the same person, you worried you might have a serial rapist on hand,” the prosecutor said, referencing the DNA hits.
The victims are calling for action, as 19 investigates why the city they live in allowed the dogs that did the damage to go back home with their owner in the first place.
It’s now up to a special prosecutor to decide whether felony charges should be brought against an East Cleveland Police officer who shot and killed a suspect earlier this year.
