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| May 26, 2011 | Woodfest 2011 | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Prosecutor Ron O’Brien announced today that the Franklin County Grand Jury has returned indictments against two individuals in connection to the Woodfest block party that spilled into the streets, affecting traffic on East Woodruff Avenue between Indianola Avenue and High Street in the early morning hours of Sunday, May 15, 2011. Police were patrolling the area, warned the crowd that they needed to disperse, but eventually needed to use pepper spray to clear the area. Matthew Coleman, age 19, was indicted for two counts of Assault on a Police Officer (F-4), and one count of Obstructing Official Business (F-5). Michael Shivak, age 21, was indicted for one count of Assault on a Police Officer (F-4) and one count of Obstructing Official Business (F-5). “There are obviously going to be safety concerns any time a massive group blocks our public streets”, O’Brien stated. Arraignments for Coleman and Shivak are set for Monday, June 13th, at 1:30 pm in courtroom 1B. |
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| May 2, 2011 | Kimberly Brooks | FAMILY FRIEND INDICTED AFTER GIVING 4 YEAR OLD METHADONE
May 2, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Today, Prosecutor Ron O’Brien announced that the Franklin County Grand Jury has returned an indictment against Kimberly Sue Brooks, age 54, for allegedly giving a 4 year old family friend methadone. The defendant told police the little girl wasn’t feeling well.
Brooks, who is from Bronx, New York, was in Columbus visiting the little girl’s family. Brooks has been indicted for one count Felonious Assault (F-2), one count Endangering Children (F-2), and one count Endangering Children (F-3), for a total of three counts. O’Brien stated, “Feeding Methadone to a child can and did cause serious physical harm. Adults should never give medication or drugs of any kind to children without the approval of their family doctor.” |
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| Apr 29, 2011 | Art Schlichter | Today, Prosecutor Ron O’Brien announced that the Franklin County Grand Jury has returned a 13 count indictment against Art Schlichter for Engaging in a Pattern of Corrupt Activity (F-1) and multiple counts of Theft. Between 2009 and November 2010 Schlichter is alleged to have obtained over $100,000.00 from Anita L. Barney. As defined by Ohio law, at age 68, Barney is an elderly person, which increases the potential penalties for the theft. The indictment outlines a series of thefts over the past several years with both named and unnamed victims, as well as several currently unindicted co-conspirators in the RICO count. “If convicted on all charges, Schlichter faces a maximum sentence of over 30 years incarceration”, O’Brien stated. |
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