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Written by LimaOhio.com
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Thursday, November 06, 2008 |
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Greg Sowinski CELINA - A man deputies say was ripping through the courthouse lawn doing "doughnuts" on a four-wheel all-terrain vehicle was arrested early Wednesday after abandoning his vehicle. Scott H. Spears, 20, was charged with criminal mischief, driving under suspension and riding an unlicensed vehicle on the roadway, all misdemeanors, Celina police reported. Just after 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, deputies stationed at the Mercer County Courthouse for the election spotted a man doing doing doughnuts on the courthouse lawn. Later, about 12:30 a.m., Celina police received a call of a four-wheel vehicle driving in an area near North Main Street. |
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Read more... [Man arrested after ATV ride through courthouse lawn]
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Written by The Columbus Dispatch
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Wednesday, October 01, 2008 |
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Randy Ludlow Twelve-year-old Matthew Good was tooling around alone in a field behind his grandmother's house in Ross County. Ronald D. Thompson, a 49-year-old from Columbus, was riding down a rural Hocking County road at 2 a.m. Both died Saturday on all-terrain vehicles: Good when his four-wheeler overturned, and Thompson when his ATV hit a tree. |
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Read more... [Tougher ATV-safety law needed, many say]
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Written by The Star Beacon
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008 |
Mike Todd
CONNEAUT — Legislation that would put more teeth into Conneaut’s off-road-vehicle law was moved to a second reading at Monday’s City Council meeting. The toughened law was introduced about three months after a girl was struck and injured by an all-terrain vehicle on the sidewalk in front of her Harbor Street home. Much of the proposed law is similar to rules already in effect, said Law Director Lori Lamer. However, the new version contains stiffer penalties to drivers, depending on the severity of the offense, she said. |
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Read more... [Conneaut set to enact tougher off-road-vehicle laws]
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