Reports: Potentially impaired driver was allowed to drive away before deadly collision
Apr 8, 2021
WARREN A Trumbull County sheriff’s deputy who was fired last week was part of an investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Investigation after a driver stopped in Braceville in December was let go and involved shortly after in a fatal car accident.
Sheriff Paul Monroe last week fired Deputy Dallas Young, who was hired to work at the Trumbull County jail in February 1997 and became a deputy 10 years later.
Sheriff’s officials stated in reports that Young violated uniform standards of conduct while responding to a Dec. 2 call of 28-year-old Michael Haehner of Ravenna, who was sleeping in an SUV at Duchess Shoppe gas station on state Route 5.
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NEWTON FALLS Village council has scheduled a special meeting Friday to set the date for the recall election of 4th Ward Councilwoman Sandra Breymaier.
Fourth Ward residents last month submitted a petition signed by more than 200 people seeking to recall Breymaier.
Village clerk Kathy King last month accepted the petitions, which stayed with the clerk’s office for 20 days before being taken to the Trumbull County Board of Elections, where the signatures were reviewed and verified.
Village manager David Lynch said at Monday’s meeting King picked up the petitions Thursday.
Residents who attend village council meetings via Zoom and in person have made comments to Breymaier about her conduct at meetings and representation of the 4th Ward. She and other members of council and village officials often have been criticized by residents over decisions made on various pieces of legislation, including pay raises last November for village administrators.
PRESENT: Adam Zimmerman, John Baryak, Tesa Spletzer, Sandra Breymaier, Tarry Alberini and Mayor Ken Kline
Council: Passed a resolution recognizing resident Nicholas Holub and other volunteers from the Newton Falls cleanup group who have worked in the village and along the river this spring. Zimmerman said additional cleanups are planned; Passed a resolution urging state legislators to pass House Bills 135 and 153 to bring fairness to the application of prescription drug plans for those struggling to pay deductibles and out-of-pocket costs for medications. Zimmerman said resident Brenda Persino, who is battling health issues, was the one he spoke to of having council pass a resolution to help people get their needed medications;
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