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Prosecution rests in federal corruption trial of Cleveland Councilman Ken Johnson After nearly five days of testimony, defense attorneys called their first witnesses Tuesday, including two of Johnson s sons. Author: Mark Naymik (WKYC) Updated: 8:32 PM EDT July 27, 2021 AKRON, Ohio Federal prosecutors wrapped up their case Tuesday in the federal corruption trial of Cleveland Councilman Ken Johnson after nearly five days of testimony from city officials, Johnson s family members, an IRS special agent and others. Johnson is accused of defrauding taxpayers through three schemes that prosecutors say netted him more than $150,000. He faces 15 theft-related charges and possibly years in prison if convicted. ....
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost asks Supreme Court to suspend indicted Cleveland Councilman Ken Johnson Updated Feb 26, 2021; Posted Feb 26, 2021 Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on Friday asked the Ohio Supreme Court to commence suspension proceedings against indicted Cleveland Councilman Ken Johnson. Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on Friday asked the Ohio Supreme Court to commence suspension proceedings against indicted Cleveland Councilman Ken Johnson. Yost made the request under provisions in the Ohio Revised Code that authorize suspension of local public officials who, like Johnson, have been charged with a felony relating to their official duties. “Sadly, it’s become routine for us to initiate suspension proceedings for indicted city council members – Ohioans deserve representation free of public corruption and we must constrain those that abuse their power,” Yost said in a statement. “The suspension of ....