Three Ohio death row inmates will not be executed this year as planned.
Governor Mike DeWine has issued a reprieve for Timothy Hoffner, John David Stumpf and Lawrence Landrum. The three were supposed to be executed on different dates this summer and fall.
But DeWine says he’s postponing them due to ongoing problems with getting the supply of drugs used for lethal injections. The three men’s execution dates are reset for the summer and fall of 2024. Copyright 2021 The Statehouse News Bureau. To see more, visit The Statehouse News Bureau.
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By Mike Brezonick09 March 2021
Three Ohio congressional delegates – Reps. Tim Ryan and Marcy Kaptur and Sen. Sherrod Brown – said they have written President Biden urging him to halt a federal postal truck contract until a review can be conducted on whether inappropriate political influence was involved in the decision and whether the contract award is consistent with Biden’s calls for an electrification of federal vehicles.
Three Ohio residents recently were indicted by a Hardin County grand jury on several charges, including being in possession of the powerful drug fentanyl.
Jesse Profitt, 27, of HamilÂton, Ohio, Kimberly Wharton, 29, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Shona Messer, 29, of Hamilton, Ohio, all are indicted for first-degree possession of a controlled substance â fentanyl; first-degree possession of a controlled substance â methamphetamine and complicity to receiving stolen property more than $500 and less than $10,000.
Profitt and Wharton also are charged with first-degree fleeing or evading police in a motor vehicle during a Feb. 11 traffic stop by Kentucky State Police.
Profitt and Wharton are in the Bullitt County Detention Center. Messer has been released from that jail.