Apr 6, 2021
LISBON An April 12 preliminary hearing and pretrial was set in county Municipal Court for Amberlina N. Gentsy, 26, Monaca, Pa., charged with felonious assault and failure to comply with a police officer, both felony charges, along with misdemeanor citations of OVI first offense, left of center and marked lanes. Gentsy allegedly continued on state Route 172 near Depot Road, going left of center nearly striking other drivers head on several times and nearly going off the roadway while fleeing from deputies on Saturday. She then reportedly struck the rear of a deputy’s cruiser that slowed in front of her at the intersection of state Route 154 and 45.
Jan 8, 2021
LISBON Brandon M. Huff, 26, Campbell Road, Hanoverton, the man charged with three felony counts of vandalism for water damage at the county jail and sheriff’s office, waived his right to a preliminary hearing before Judge Katelyn Dickey in County Municipal Court on Thursday afternoon. Huff, who remains incarcerated at the county jail, appeared by video and was bound over to the Common Pleas Court grand jury. On Dec. 25, Huff is accused of damaging a sprinkler system spray head in his jail cell, which caused damage to the conceal carry weapons room, the IT room, two detectives’ rooms and several pods and an office at the jail.
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LISBON The county jail is under a lock down after 16 inmates and two staff tested positive for COVID-19.
Warden Tom Mackie said the infected inmates are being held separately in the same pod and away from the other inmates, with each inmate in their own cell.
The problem began last week when five inmates were found to have elevated temperatures. “As a precaution we reported it up the chain, and Wes Vins (the county health commissioner) recommended we test everyone,” Mackie said.
On Saturday, a medical team from East Liverpool City Hospital arrived to test all 108 inmates and the staff as well. Everyone took the rapid response test and all but three inmates took the more accurate nasal swab.
tgiambroni@mojonews.com
LISBON The county jail is under a lockdown after 16 inmates and two staff tested positive for COVID-19.
Warden Tom Mackie said the infected inmates are being held separately in the same pod and away from the other inmates, with each inmate in their own cell.
The problem began last week when five inmates were found to have elevated temperatures. “As a precaution we reported it up the chain, and Wes Vins (the county health commissioner) recommended we test everyone,” Mackie said.
On Saturday, a medical team from East Liverpool City Hospital arrived to test all 108 inmates and the staff as well. Everyone took the rapid response test and all but three inmates took the more accurate nasal swab.
Staff Writer
LISBON The county jail is under a lockdown after 16 inmates and two staff tested positive for COVID-19.
Warden Tom Mackie said the infected inmates are being held separately in the same pod and away from the other inmates, with each inmate in their own cell.
The problem began last week when five inmates were found to have elevated temperatures. “As a precaution we reported it up the chain, and Wes Vins (the county health commissioner) recommended we test everyone,” Mackie said.
On Saturday, a medical team from East Liverpool City Hospital arrived to test all 108 inmates and the staff as well. Everyone took the rapid response test and all but three inmates took the more accurate nasal swab.