Jon Husted to meet with Asian American neighbors over coronavirus tweet: Overnight News Links
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Asian Americans who live in the community where Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted resides say he has agreed to meet with them to discuss his recent controversial tweet about the coronavirus.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The Cuyahoga County Sheriff will no longer allow deputies and corrections officers to work off-duty security jobs at bars. until he can review the current policy.
“As the new Sheriff, I have undertaken the process of an in-depth review of all policies and procedures in the Sheriff’s Department. While I understand how important a secondary income is to the people who work for the Sheriff’s department, the safety of the public and officer safety is of paramount concern,” said Cuyahoga County Sheriff Christopher Viland.