Lima Municipal Court records
April 22
Stevie Scales, 50, of 525 E. 4Th Street, Lima, pleaded no contest and found guilty of criminal damaging/endangering. Sentence: 90 days jail. 90 days suspended. $250 fine.
April 23
Michael Baker Jr., 55, of 106 Steeple Chase, Lima, found guilty of OVI. Sentence: 180 days jail. 177 days suspended. $500 fine; pleaded no contest and found guilty of hit skip real property. Sentence: 90 days jail. 90 days suspended. $250 fine.
Justin C. Davis, 42, of 1301 Fairgreen Ave, Lima, found guilty of DUS-FRA. Sentence: 10 days jail. 10 days suspended. $150 fine.
Robert Glass, 45, of 3180 Warsaw Rd, Lima, found guilty of no OL. Sentence: 30 days jail. 0 days suspended. $150 fine.
Jeanna M. Hamp, 27, of 1729 Bishop Ln, Findlay, found guilty of OVI. Sentence: 3 days jail. 3 days suspended. $400 fine.
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By Brendan Nicholson
Monday April 12, 2021
Australia urgently needs to think about political, economic and security tipping points generated by climate change. (Image: Adobe/mbruxelle)
The capacity of the Australian Defence Force and other key agencies must be increased urgently to enable them to deal simultaneously with climate-driven disasters at home and in the region while countering worsening security threats, food shortages and mass people movements.
This grim warning is delivered by climate change specialist Robert Glasser in a report,
The rapidly emerging crisis on our doorstep. An internationally respected climate specialist, Glasser was previously the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Disaster Risk Reduction.
A new report from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute says the federal government has overlooked the national security threats of climate change.