Bethany Bruner
Reporter at The Columbus Dispatch
Reporter for @dispatchalerts, formerly of @NewarkAdvocate, @MiamiUniversity alum. Nose usually found in a book. Opinions are mine. RTs not an endorsement
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dispatch.com | Bethany Bruner
William Lacy, indicted in 2024 for a 2015 homicide, has had charges dismissed due to the death of a key witness. The case involved the shooting death of 22-year-old Rondel Valentine on August 9, 2015. Despite numerous witnesses to the shooting, the case remained unsolved for over nine years, hampered by fear of retaliation. Lacy remains incarcerated on unrelated charges. A man indicted in 2024 for an unsolved 2015 homicide has had the charges against him dismissed after a witness in the case died.
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yahoo.com | Bethany Bruner
A man indicted in 2024 for an unsolved 2015 homicide has had the charges against him dismissed after a witness in the case died. William Lacy Jr., 36, had been charged in connection with the Aug. 9, 2015, shooting death of 22-year-old Rondel Valentine. Franklin County Common Pleas Court records show the charges against Lacey were dismissed in advance of Lacy's scheduled April 2025 trial.
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yahoo.com | Bethany Bruner
Beginning May 7, a federally compliant REAL ID will be required to go through airport security or to gain access to federal buildings. A REAL ID can be obtained from the Ohio BMV deputy registrar agencies. What do I have to prove to get a REAL ID? To get a REAL ID, you must prove six identification factors. These are:Full legal nameDate of birthLegal presence in the U.S.Social Security numberOhio street addressProof of name change (if applicable)What documents do I need to show to get a REAL ID?
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Bethany Bruner
The U.S. Geological Survey reported a small earthquake around 4:10 a.m. April 22 in southeastern Ohio. The quake was centered about 1.2 miles southeast of Pleasant City in Noble County and occurred at a depth of three miles. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources had taken no reports of damage. No injuries were reported. More than two dozen people responded to the National Geological Survey's website, reporting light to moderate shaking due to the quake.
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2 days ago |
dispatch.com | Bethany Bruner
A 3.1 magnitude earthquake occurred near Pleasant City, Ohio, on April 22. The earthquake was centered about 1.2 miles southeast of Pleasant City and occurred at a depth of three miles. No injuries or damages were reported. Several other small earthquakes were reported in the same county in January. The U.S. Geological Survey reported a small earthquake around 4:10 a.m. April 22 in southeastern Ohio.
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