37 arrested during probation, warrant sweep
Staff report
SCIOTO Scioto County Sheriff David Thoroughman and Portsmouth Police Chief Debby Brewer announced Tuesday a two-day “Multi-Agency Probation / Warrant Operation” was conducted Monday and Tuesday, March 1 and 2. Sheriff David Thoroughman and Chief Debby Brewer advised that this is the first of many to come.
“If we are to have safer/stronger communities, we have to have strong partnerships with our local, state and federal law enforcement agencies,” the agencies said in a release. “This holds true for the other governmental agencies, private business/organizations and our community that we serve. We have to strengthen and grow those relationships to better serve our community.”
Bitcoin plunged roughly 12 percent on Thursday, breaking below critical support levels to target $30,000 for a potential pullback.
The sell-off occurred despite a positive risk-on sentiment across the traditional markets. That prompted analysts to blame a flurry of fundamentals, ranging from the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s remarks on Bitcoin’s use for illicit purposes to the Deutsche Bank’s survey that concluded the cryptocurrency is in a massive bubble.
“When asked specifically about the 12-month fate of Bitcoin and Tesla a stock emblematic of a potential tech bubble a majority of readers think that they are more likely to halve than double from these levels with Tesla more vulnerable, according to readers,” the bank stated in its report.