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Ashtabula County: Two shot following social media fight

Police say the two men were engaged in a disagreement on Facebook. Author: WKYC Staff Updated: 11:32 AM EDT April 28, 2021 ASHTABULA COUNTY, Ohio EDITOR S NOTE: The video in the player above is from a previous, unrelated story. Ashtabula County Sheriff Department deputies were called to a home after two people were reportedly shot Tuesday afternoon.   When deputies arrived at the home the 2700 block of Russell Road in Saybrook Township, they found two men had been shot. They also learned that two men had engaged in a dispute on a social media website.  One of the males involved reportedly drove to the Russell Road home of the other male and fired two rounds toward the house, striking a woman in the leg. The bullets also hit the house.

Ashtabula County man, woman shot after fight on Facebook

Ashtabula County man, woman shot after fight on Facebook (Souce: WBRC) Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn ASHTABULA COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - A man shot two people Tuesday afternoon after an argument that began on Facebook. According to prosecutors, the suspect drove to the Saybrook Township home of the man he was arguing with around 2 p.m. After arriving at the home in the 2700 block of Russell Road, prosecutors said he fired two shots towards the home, hitting the woman in the leg. He then fired fired six rounds at a Chevy Equinox and hit the man sitting inside one time.

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John Raymond Rose John Raymond Rose’s case will continue to trial, scheduled for February, after a plea deadline hearing on Tuesday did not resolve the case, said County Prosecutor Cecilia Cooper.  “It was a pretty straightforward hearing,” Cooper said. Rose was indicted in late June on one count of aggravated murder and two counts of murder, unclassified felonies, and one count of felonious assault, a second-degree felony, according to court records. Rose is accused of murdering Paul Ruffo in Saybrook Township on June 2. Ruffo died from a single stab wound, according to the Coroner’s office.  A jury trial is currently scheduled for Feb. 2 in this case, according to court records. Whether or not that trial date sticks depends on the number of COVID-19 cases between now and then, Cooper said.