For critters. It was bad. They just kept coming. In my 22 years doing law enforcement, id never seen anything like it. Michelle porter was the first one to go inside jeanines house, after her neighbor called the health department. She was the first to see what the animals had gone. For the last two years, its been a playground. Everything was destroyed. They had brought trash in from the outside. What michelle could see was the aftermath of what jeanine could hear and smell for years. Animal as was the scent of animal droppings. I figured. Somehow or other, i was going to have to have some kind of help. Jeanine got that help. Animal control workers took out 25 live raccoons. Seven dead ones. Eight possums and a feral cat. Michelles team and a group of volunteers cleaned up her entire home that she and her late husband had built, back in 1969. Well, they cleaned out of what the animals messed up. It looks lots better, dont it . Now, jeanine had to move out of her akron home for five mon
The gun found in the vehicle. Reporter and other robbery the previous month had crash into a police cruiser. We do not know whether it was deliberate or accidental and two other officers fired shots. Reporter this after devon robbed a cvs store and was like. He was also carrying and airsoft gun. Bill patman tells me they should have been prevented. So you do not say is that plastic . You respond. Reporter he issued a bill to ban the gun after the death of 12yearold tamir rice who was carrying a bb gun at the time. The bill has been stuck in committee since march 2015. Is up for a final push before on until they do something. Reporter megan hickey, news 5. We wondered how many states banned airsoft guns. According to the airsoft magazine, 12 states as well as washington dc have some form of restriction on airsoft guns and many on the age of ownership. They say they look like real ones. Federal law requires airsoft guns have orange tips, or be transparent. We are keeping a close eye on d
Investigating a battle over sanctuary cities. President elect donald trump vowed to cut funding to those cities within his first 100 days in office. We wanted to find out which ohio cities could be impact and what kind of cuts were talking about. Megan hickey is live with exclusive findings. Two cities in our area could be on that list. Lorain have been called informal sanctuary cities. The reason is community policing. We will end the sanctuary cities that have resulted in so many needless deaths. Reporter donald trump says plans to make good on a campaign promise. An ohio jobs and justice tax founder tells me it could impact hundreds of cities. Cities. Its a whisk and a nod, and they still protect people informally. Reporter they disagree with the policy. Nobody could be afraid to call the Police Department when they need help, regardless of their immigration status. Reporter a 2009 overlapped ordinance says the city wont ask about the immigration statuses of witnesses and victims. A
Kristin volk joining us. This is what is called the nexus pipeline. Thats right. There are a few different proposals as to where this pipeline would go but each one includes the line snaking its way right like this through parts of stark, summit, wayne, medina, and lorain counties. They are rural areas that people like jim harvey call home. Here gal, come on. If you ask jim harvey what really matters in his life, his land. All 160 acres of it in seville, with Rolling Hills and cattle, as far back as the eye can see. But his beloved backyard may soon change. The proposed route right now will go behind that green task, all the way down 0 to that tree over there, and then proceeds to go on towards 71. Reporter because a Gas Transmission Company Called nexus wants to put a pipeline significantly devalue his property. He is also worried about the pipeline blowing up. Georgia has the same concerns. Were all frightened here. It will not only destroy this lapped here, it will destroy our neigh
Thats not the only reason the game is special. It wrest we get to act like kids and run around in the mud and get in argue and yell at refs. Its a lot of fun. Reporter thanksgiving started the same way it has for 27 years with friends playing football. Off the field the players focus on raising money for those in need through the st. Vincent de paul society. They have generated is a record. These numbers are staggering coming from 40 men who are going out to family and friends and trying to help the neediest of need yirntion our community. The game took on extra meaning with all of the players wearing the name beth on the back of their shirts. It was a touching tribute to 40 yearold beth mowery of hudson. She loved everyone. She would reach out to anyone that needed to talk. Reporter beth was a mother with a heavy heart her husband alan played in the turkey bowl as he has for several years. Its the first year shes not with me. She just loved this event. Alan is like a brother to us, so