MONTREAL Tenants at an NDG apartment believe they might be victims of another so-called ‘renoviction,’ and have been ordered to leave their building for more than half a year. They were informed their landlord has to do urgent repairs, but some feel the landlord is trying to get rid of the tenants to jack up the rent. Victory Hegedus and her daughters have been living in the apartment on Chester Avenue for six years. “We re very attached it s a community here. The kids go to school here, we know everybody in the building,” she said. At less than $820 per month rent, she said it s by far the best she can afford in the area.
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Malabar School, 205 E. Cook Road - A juvenile was suspended for possession of a vape pen which may contain marijuana.
300 block of Chester Avenue - A man said someone broke the rear window of his vehicle.
100 block of West First Street - A warrant was issued on a charge of domestic violence to a 35-year-old man.
500 block of West Third Street - A woman reported telecommunications harassment.
100 block of Central Avenue - A man said he sent two $200 gift cards and the cards codes to a male as payment for services supposedly for Microsoft to remove a virus from his computer.
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LISBON – With concerns about the competency of one of the children of Destiny Moody, also known as Destiny Penny, to testify in the trial of her alleged murderer, Terrance Haywood, the Common Pleas Court trial has been postponed for now.
Haywood, 28, Chester Avenue, Wellsville, is accused in the shooting death of his 26-year-old girlfriend, while three of her four children were upstairs in her home in Wellsville in October of 2019. He is charged with murder, aggravated burglary, tampering with evidence and having weapons while under a disability.
Defense attorney Dennis McNamara filed the motion to push Haywood’s trial date back from the May 17 on the court’s docket, because he said he has concerns about whether the child, who was 3 or 4 years old at the time of his mother’s death, to be able to recall what happened and testify. In his motion, McNamara said he has never seen a child that young found competent to stand trial. He also questioned whe
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LISBON With concerns about the competency of one of the children of Destiny Moody, also known as Destiny Penny, to testify in the trial of her alleged murderer, Terrance Haywood, the Common Pleas Court trial has been postponed for now.
Haywood, 28, Chester Avenue, Wellsville, is accused in the shooting death of his 26-year-old girlfriend, while three of her four children were upstairs in her home in Wellsville in October of 2019. He is charged with murder, aggravated burglary, tampering with evidence and having weapons while under a disability.
Defense attorney Dennis McNamara filed the motion to push Haywood’s trial date back from the May 17 on the court’s docket, because he said he has concerns about whether the child, who was 3 or 4 years old at the time of his mother’s death, to be able to recall what happened and testify. In his motion, McNamara said he has never seen a child that young found competent to stand trial. He also questioned whether t
The Pueblo Police Department is investigating a highway death from Monday s early hours as a homicide.
About 4:38 a.m. Monday, officers were dispatched to the U.S. Highway 50 bypass westbound from Bonforte Boulevard for a reported traffic crash involving a motorcyclist. At about the same time, police received a call for shots fired near the intersection of the bypass and Hudson Avenue.
According to police, once on scene officers determined there had not been a crash, but the motorcycle driver had suffered a gunshot wound which appeared to have caused his death, although medical attention was provided immediately. This shut the highway down for several hours as it was investigated, reopening at about 9 a.m.