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Convicted child rapist loses appeal (opens the original)
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YOUNGSTOWN -- Convicted child rapist Todd Perkins has lost his appeal and remains incarcerated. A news release from the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office, issued late Tuesday, states that the Ohio Seventh District Court of Appeals in Youngstown turned down Perkins' appeal in a unanimous decision. Perkins, now 61, was convicted in February 2024 of rape and gross sexual imposition against a child relative of his, who was younger than 5 at the time of the offenses. He was sentenced to 20 years to
Witnesses say shooting motive was unclear (opens the original)
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YOUNGSTOWN -- After a day of testimony, it remains unclear exactly why Darius Smith apparently killed a teenager in May, but witnesses all seemed to agree that he did. Smith, 23, of Dewey Avenue, is accused of fatally shooting 16-year-old Ty'Ron Perry Jr. of Akron at Smith's home on May 27. A jury was empaneled Monday in the case and prosecutors began presenting evidence Tuesday morning before Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Judge John M. Durkin. The witness list included the victim's father,
Landlord arrested in dispute with resident (opens the original)
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YOUNGSTOWN -- A local landlord was arrested after police said he threatened a woman over a residency dispute. Online court records show that Michael K. Clark, 46, was arraigned Monday before Youngstown Municipal Court Judge Carla Baldwin, charged with one count of menacing, a fourth-degree misdemeanor. He pleaded not guilty and is scheduled for trial Oct. 26. A Youngstown police report states the officers caught Clark on police body camera Sunday, threatening a woman who lives in a house he owns
18 officers graduate from crisis training on mental health (opens the original)
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BOARDMAN -- Township police officer Luke Greguolo wasn't sure what he was dealing with when he met a man who said he was seeing people who wanted to kill him. Fresh out of the academy and sworn in as an officer only in August, Greguolo remembers responding to the odd encounter with his training officer. "Luckily, we had a CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) officer there, and he was able to calm the individual down and take him to the hospital," Greguolo said. "He explained to me what he saw and why
Different contractor named in Boardman theft allegation (opens the original)
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BOARDMAN -- The contractor accused of taking money from a Boardman woman without completing the work is not the same man whose name and face have been plastered across local news lately. A report in Thursday's Vindicator outlines the complaints from an Applewood Acres resident who told police she paid a contractor $5,000 toward a $20,000 home-improvement project more than a year ago, but the work remains unfinished and the contractor has stopped responding to her. While that behavior matches the
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