Bryce Buyakie
Breaking News Reporter at Akron Beacon Journal
Breaking news reporter @beaconjournal for @Gannett, previously @TheDailyRecord, @newmarkjschool 2020 graduate, Ohioan. He/him
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beaconjournal.com | Anthony Thompson |Bryce Buyakie
One year after a mass shooting in Akron that killed one and injured dozens, police have yet to make any arrests. Despite thousands of hours of investigation, including interviews, search warrants and reviews of footage, the case has stagnated due to lack of clear evidence. Investigators are seeking new videos or witness testimony that could provide a breakthrough in identifying the shooter.
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yahoo.com | Bryce Buyakie
Summit County Sheriff Kandy Fatheree is one step closer to her planned renovations for the county jail after Summit County was awarded nearly $3 million in state grants. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Director Annette Chambers-Smith awarded $50 million in grants on May 30 across 19 counties for jail renovation and construction plans, according to a news release.
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record-courier.com | Bryce Buyakie
Michael Philpott accused two Stow police officers of detaining him for a week and seizing and causing over $3,900 in damages to his vehicle during an unwarranted search. He claims they violated his constitutional rights. A federal judge dismissed all but one of his claims, including all claims against the city of Stow. Now, Philpott is appealing the decision.
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yahoo.com | Bryce Buyakie
FirstEnergy is no longer listed as a victim in the House Bill 6 bribery criminal case after a Summit County judge dismissed two counts of aggravated theft against two of its former top executives. Charles Jones and Michael Dowling are accused of paying $4.3 million in bribes to former Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) Chairman Sam Randazzo in a pay-to-play scheme.
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yahoo.com | Bryce Buyakie
A 35-year-old Virginia woman who drove 300 miles to Northeast Ohio pleaded guilty to shooting and killing Matthew Dunmire in Cuyahoga Valley National Park in 2021. Chelsea Perkins pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and using a firearm in a violent crime on federal property, according to a U.S. Attorney's Office news release. She could face between 20 and 25 years in prison. Attorneys Alvaro DeCola and Stephen Newman, both federal public defenders, represent Perkins.
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Yesterday I visited a homeless camp being swept and cleared out by the City of Akron for “numerous” break-in and trash complaints. The sweep displaced over a dozen people at the least. The camp often saw more than 30 people stay there. @beaconjournal https://t.co/lOVl8oSXd6
Happy #ValentinesDay with the story I wrote for today's @beaconjournal. This couple beat the odds, including geopolitics and the Taliban, to be together. https://t.co/KixON91LBp
Ohio Supreme Court is poised to decide if they will hear Summit County prosecutor's appeal in the Sydney Powell murder case. https://t.co/73uGbKskF1