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Jan 30, 2021 EAST LIVERPOOL In East Liverpool Municipal Court, Christine R. Pease, East Liverpool Road, has been set for a status hearing April 6 on charges of OVI, OVI (above .17 BAC), hit-skip and divided roadway. She appeared Thursday before visiting Judge John M. Solovan, who retired after serving in Belmont County, after Judge Dominic Frank had recused himself. Just after midnight Oct. 4, officers responded to a report that Pease, who allegedly was intoxicated, was involved in a wrong way two-vehicle traffic crash before finally being stopped while exiting U.S. Route 30 onto state Route 7 in Madison Township. She eventually provided a .193 BAC, almost three times the legal limit. ....
[email protected] LISBON A former Wellsville area youth pastor was sentenced to 18 months in prison for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor for an inappropriate two-year sexual relationship he began with one of the teenagers in the program Brandon Russell, 28, Garner Avenue, East Liverpool, had pleaded guilty in October to the charge, which was a lesser charge to the sexual battery he had been initially charged. Assistant County Prosecutor Tammie Riley Jones asked for the maximum 18-month sentence, explaining to Judge Megan Bickerton the levels of trust that were broken. She noted not only did the sexual relationship continue for an extended period, but Russell also offered the boy “gifts” of money to compel him to continue. ....
[email protected] LISBON A former Wellsville area youth pastor was sentenced to 18 months in prison for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor for an inappropriate two-year sexual relationship he began with one of the teenagers in the program Brandon Russell, 28, Garner Avenue, East Liverpool, had pleaded guilty in October to the charge, which was a lesser charge to the sexual battery he had been initially charged. Assistant County Prosecutor Tammie Riley Jones asked for the maximum 18-month sentence, explaining to Judge Megan Bickerton the levels of trust that were broken. She noted not only did the sexual relationship continue for an extended period, but Russell also offered the boy “gifts” of money to compel him to continue. ....