By Ed Balint, The Canton Repository
CANTON A mistrial was declared Thursday after jurors couldn t reach a verdict in the case of a woman who contends she fatally shot her husband in self-defense after a confrontation in a vehicle in a church parking lot.
Deliberations began Tuesday morning and totaled about 25 hours before jurors said they were deadlocked over the fate of Classie Hawthorne in Stark County Common Pleas Court.
The 36-year-old Canton woman is charged with voluntary manslaughter and felonious assault in the death of Cleveland Hawthorne in May 2018.
The trial began last week and was handled by attorneys with the Ohio Attorney General s Office, who had been appointed special prosecutors.
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For 115 years, Ben B. Schwartz & Sons Inc. has been a leading wholesale distributor of fresh fruits and vegetables, serving local and national chain stores, as well as foodservice providers, and the company continues to make winning decisions year after year.
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For 115 years, Ben B. Schwartz & Sons Inc. has been a leading wholesale distributor of fresh fruits and vegetables, serving local and national chain stores, as well as foodservice providers, and the company continues to make winning decisions year after year.
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The company’s distribution network, which is located on the Detroit Produce Terminal, spans the majority of the U.S. and Canada, with produce arriving to its facility daily from farms across the globe.
Following a year in which a lot changed due to the pandemic, Kyle Stone, in charge of special projects for company, is looking forward to getting back to the basics and thanks those in the industry that has helped Ben B. Schwartz & Sons continue to thrive.