Boy with autism rescued from Ohio woods after 11 hours missing
By Chris Williams
Police Helicopter Finds Boy With Autism Missing in Ohio Woods
A 12-year-old boy was rescued from a woods by the Ohio State Highway Patrol in Lawrence County with the assistance of a helicopter on July 10. (Credit:Ohio State Highway Patrol via Storyful)
LAWRENCE COUNTY, Ohio - A 12-year-old boy with autism, who went missing for 11 hours, was spotted and rescued by Ohio State Highway Patrol using its helicopter.
Multiple media outlets identified the boy as Brody Davis of Scottown. He was reported missing July 10 after last being seen along Township Road 74 wearing a white T-shirt, black shorts and no shoes, according to news reports.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
COLUMBUS – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed a bill that would have allowed residents to set off fireworks on certain holidays.
DeWine, a Republican, did not want to legalize fireworks in Ohio without more language to ensure Ohioans are kept safe.
In his veto message, DeWine referenced a 1996 incident in Scottown, in Lawrence County, where nine people died in a fire at a fireworks store. He noted Senate Bill 113 didn’t require safety measures recommended in the wake of the tragedy while doubling the allowable square footage of fireworks stores.
“SB 113 would be a dramatic change in Ohio law, which would make Ohio one of the least restrictive states in regard to fireworks laws,” DeWine wrote in the veto message.