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Brian Michael Wilson Pleads Not Guilty to All Charges in Death of Morrow County Deputy

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Brian Michael Wilson Pleads Not Guilty to All Charges in Death of Morrow County Deputy
Brian Michael Wilson Pleads Not Guilty to All Charges in Death of Morrow County Deputy
Brian Michael Wilson appears in court over the shooting death of Morrow County Deputy Daniel Sherrer

Brian Michael Wilson Pleads Not Guilty to All Charges in Death of Morrow County Deputy

Columbus, Ohio – The man accused in the fatal shooting of Morrow County Deputy Daniel Sherrer has pleaded not guilty to all 14 charges brought against him. Brian Michael Wilson, 53, faces serious felony charges including aggravated murder and felonious assault following the deadly incident on May 26, when Deputy Sherrer was responding to a domestic disturbance on County Road 26.

Prosecutors say Wilson opened fire on the deputy, resulting in a tragic loss of life. Morrow County Prosecutor Andrew Wick has indicated he may pursue the death penalty if Wilson is convicted. Wilson’s bond was recently raised from $5 million to $9 million.

Wilson’s next court appearance is scheduled for August 25, where further proceedings, including a trial date, are expected to be discussed.

The grand jury indicted Wilson on the following charges:

  • 2 counts of aggravated murder
  • 1 count of felony murder
  • Multiple counts of felonious assault, including those against law enforcement
  • Attempted murder and aggravated murder of a family member
  • Domestic violence
  • Illegal firearm discharge into a residence and across public roads
  • Possession of criminal tools
  • Discharging a weapon while intoxicated

This developing case has drawn significant attention across Ohio law enforcement and public safety communities.

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Congresswoman Joyce Beatty’s confirms her name was among those targeted by Minnesota shooting suspect

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Congresswoman Joyce Beatty’s confirms her name was among those targeted by Minnesota shooting suspect
Congresswoman Joyce Beatty's confirms her name was among those targeted by Minnesota shooting suspect
Rep. Joyce Beatty addresses safety concerns after her name was found in a Minnesota suspect’s materials.

Congresswoman Joyce Beatty’s confirms her name was among those targeted by Minnesota shooting suspect

Columbus, Ohio — Ohio Congresswoman Joyce Beatty has confirmed that her name appeared in documents associated with the Minnesota shooting suspect, Vance Boelter, who is charged with the fatal shootings of former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, as well as injuring State Senator John Hoffman and his wife.

Federal investigators revealed that Boelter meticulously planned the attack, surveilled victims, and intended to target more officials across multiple states. Authorities say he had a detailed list of names, including Beatty’s, which led her team to enhance security protocols immediately.

In a public statement, Beatty expressed gratitude to the U.S. Capitol Police and the Columbus Police Department for their swift action and emphasized the need for civility in American discourse:

“We must do better in how we engage one another as Americans. Our democracy demands nothing less.”

Boelter was arrested Sunday evening after a massive manhunt. The 57-year-old suspect faces both federal and state charges, including murder, attempted murder, and stalking, and could face the death penalty.

This shocking incident has triggered national attention and highlights the growing concerns about political safety across the U.S., including Ohio.

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Central Ohio Pastor Indicted on 23 Charges of Sexual Abuse Involving Teen

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Central Ohio Pastor Indicted on 23 Charges of Sexual Abuse Involving Teen
Central Ohio Pastor Indicted on 23 Charges of Sexual Abuse Involving Teen
Pickaway County Courthouse where Pastor Dominic Foor was indicted on 23 charges.

Central Ohio Pastor Indicted on 23 Charges of Sexual Abuse Involving Teen

A pastor based in Columbus, Ohio, has been indicted on multiple counts related to the sexual abuse of a teenage girl, according to court records.

The Pickaway County Court of Common Pleas has filed a 23-count indictment against Dominic Foor, 39, who is facing:

  • 11 counts of sexual battery
  • 6 counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor
  • 6 counts of importuning

The alleged abuse began on November 3, 2022, when the victim was just 15 years old, and continued until November 26, 2024. The incidents reportedly took place at a residence on Lockbourne Eastern Road in Ashville, Ohio.

According to Captain Johnathan Strawser of the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office, the case has been under investigation since the initial report was made on November 28, 2024.

At the time the incidents occurred, Foor was a pastor at Pathway Apostolic Church in Columbus. Church representatives have confirmed he left that role in March 2024 and currently leads New Direction Church on Parsons Avenue.

On Tuesday, Foor appeared in court and was issued a $250,000 bond by a local judge.

This developing case continues to raise concerns about safeguarding measures within religious organizations.

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Columbus, Ohio Honors Tommy Pappas with Commemorative Street Sign Near Tommy’s Diner

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Columbus, Ohio Honors Tommy Pappas with Commemorative Street Sign Near Tommy’s Diner
Columbus, Ohio Honors Tommy Pappas with Commemorative Street Sign Near Tommy’s Diner
City of Columbus unveils commemorative street sign honoring Tommy Pappas near his legendary diner in Franklinton.

Columbus, Ohio Honors Tommy Pappas with Commemorative Street Sign Near Tommy’s Diner

Columbus, Ohio – Columbus is paying tribute to a beloved community figure, Anthanasios “Tommy” Pappas, with a commemorative street sign near his iconic establishment, Tommy’s Diner in the Franklinton neighborhood. Pappas, who passed away in December 2024, founded the diner over 35 years ago and became a cornerstone of the Columbus and Greek-American communities.

During a heartfelt ceremony on June 12, city officials, family members, and loyal patrons gathered near 914 W. Broad Street to unveil the new sign on a side street off Jones Avenue. Mayor Andrew J. Ginther and City Council President Shannon Hardin praised Pappas as a “true Columbus legend,” celebrating his immigrant journey from Greece and his lasting impact on the city’s culture, hospitality, and spirit.

Pappas’ sons, Louie and Michael, spoke emotionally about their father’s legacy, describing him as humble, authentic, and unaware of the profound influence he had. “If you told him they were naming a street after him, he would have said, ‘Why?’ And then maybe, ‘Why not West Broad Street?’” joked Michael.

This commemorative honor is more than a street sign—it’s a tribute to the enduring legacy of a man who helped shape Franklinton and the greater Columbus community through his passion, work ethic, and hospitality.

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Tennessee Man Charged with Rape and Kidnapping in Grandview Heights, Ohio

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Tennessee Man Charged with Rape and Kidnapping in Grandview Heights, Ohio
Tennessee Man Charged with Rape and Kidnapping in Grandview Heights, Ohio
Delaney Charged with Rape and Kidnapping in Grandview Heights, Ohio

Tennessee Man Charged with Rape and Kidnapping in Grandview Heights, Ohio

A 31-year-old man from Chattanooga, Tennessee has been charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault and abduction of a 15-year-old girl at a hotel in Grandview Heights, Columbus, Ohio.

The Grandview Heights Division of Police responded to a report of a sexual assault at Nationwide Children’s Hospital on May 4. The teenage victim informed authorities that the assault began on April 28 after she met the suspect, Davarus Delaney, at a hotel located in the 700 block of Yard Street. The pair had reportedly been communicating through social media for several months before the incident.

According to police, the girl was held against her will and sexually assaulted multiple times over two days. Delaney allegedly displayed a firearm, made verbal threats, and restricted the girl’s movements. In a filed complaint, it was further alleged that he suffocated the victim using a pillow.

Following an investigation, Delaney was arrested on June 5 in Tennessee by the U.S. Marshals Task Force and Chattanooga Police. He was extradited to Franklin County, Ohio, on June 10. Authorities stated that Delaney admitted to engaging in sexual activity with the minor and was aware of her age.

He now faces multiple felony charges including two counts of rape and two counts of kidnapping. He remains in custody at the Franklin County Jail as the investigation continues, and more charges may follow.

The Grandview Heights Police Department urges anyone with further information to contact Detective Drew Brubaker at 614-488-7901.

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SCAM ALERT: Beware of Columbus Parking Ticket Text Scams

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SCAM ALERT: Beware of Columbus Parking Ticket Text Scams
SCAM ALERT: Beware of Columbus Parking Ticket Text Scams
Scam texts targeting Columbus residents.

SCAM ALERT: Beware of Columbus Parking Ticket Text Scams

Columbus, Ohio – A new wave of scam text messages is targeting residents with false claims about unpaid parking tickets. Columbus Parking Services is alerting the public that it does not send text messages to request payment for parking violations.

If you have received a text message asking you to pay for a parking ticket, do not click any links and delete the message immediately. These messages are part of a phishing scam intended to steal your personal or financial information.

How Columbus Handles Parking Citations:

  • Official parking tickets are issued physically on vehicles.
  • Follow-up communication is done via mail, not text.
  • Valid payment methods include:
    • Online via the official City of Columbus website
    • By phone: Call 614-645-6400
    • In person or by mail

To check if you actually owe a citation, visit the Columbus Parking Services portal and search by your license plate number.

BMV Issues Similar Scam Warning

The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) also recently warned drivers about fraudulent text messages claiming unpaid traffic tickets. These phishing scams are designed to collect sensitive data under false pretenses.

Stay safe by only using official city and state websites to handle ticket-related issues.

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Columbus Protesters Rally Against ICE Raids and Immigration Policies

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Columbus Protesters Rally Against ICE Raids and Immigration Policies
Columbus Protesters Rally Against ICE Raids and Immigration Policies
Community members in Columbus rally in solidarity with immigrant families amid national ICE crackdowns.

Columbus Protesters Rally Against ICE Raids and Immigration Policies

Columbus, Ohio – Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in downtown Columbus on Tuesday night, marching in protest of the widespread ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) raids occurring nationwide. The peaceful protest, organized by local advocacy groups including the ANSWER Coalition and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, was a unified response to similar immigration crackdowns happening in California.

“We don’t want to see the same injustices in Columbus that we are witnessing in Los Angeles,” said Deja Gaston, one of the protest leaders. “We are here to stand with immigrant families who are facing an alarming escalation of deportations under the Trump administration.”

Activists shared emotional stories, highlighting the human impact of immigration raids and policy changes. Organizers like Shenby G voiced concern over family separations and mass deportations. “It’s heartbreaking to watch families being torn apart. Children should not be deported or taken from their parents,” she said.

While Republican leaders, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, have praised the administration’s immigration enforcement efforts, demonstrators in Columbus criticized the administration for promoting fear and inequality. “Policies benefiting the wealthy are being passed, while essential public services are being defunded,” Gaston added.

As the protest ended, participants promised continued resistance. “We refuse to be divided by fear and racism,” said Shenby G. “This movement will only grow stronger.”

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One Pill Can Kill: DEA Warns Ohio Youths

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One Pill Can Kill: DEA Warns Ohio Youths
One Pill Can Kill DEA Warns Ohio Youths
DEA warns Ohio parents and youth about Carfentanil-laced counterfeit pills

Fake Pills in Ohio: DEA Warns Ohio Youths

Columbus, Ohio – Despite a recent decrease in drug overdose fatalities in Ohio, law enforcement officials are issuing a critical warning to parents, educators, and teenagers. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), a surge in counterfeit pills laced with Carfentanil — a dangerously potent synthetic opioid — is creating a silent but deadly epidemic, especially in Columbus and surrounding areas.

Carfentanil, which is 100 times stronger than fentanyl and used to tranquilize elephants, is now being found in pills disguised as common medications like oxycodone and Adderall. These fakes are almost impossible to detect without lab testing and have already led to several fatal incidents.

“We have seized multiple ounces just this year, and what is scarier is what we haven’t found,” said Assistant Special Agent Brian Mulcahy of the DEA Columbus division. “A speck the size of a pencil tip can be enough to kill someone.”

The DEA is continuing its “One Pill Can Kill” campaign, encouraging parents to talk openly with their children about the risks of taking any pill that doesn’t come directly from a licensed medical professional.

Law enforcement also notes an alarming rise in youth experimentation driven by peer pressure and social media trends, adding urgency to these conversations. The potential for a single, fake pill to end a life has never been higher.

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Protests Erupt Columbus This Week: Immigration, LGBTQ+ Rights, and Anti-Military Parade Demonstrations Planned Across Central Ohio

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Protests Erupt Columbus This Week: Immigration, LGBTQ+ Rights, and Anti-Military Parade Demonstrations Planned Across Central Ohio
Protests Erupt Columbus This Week: Immigration, LGBTQ+ Rights, and Anti-Military Parade Demonstrations Planned Across Central Ohio
Demonstrations Planned Across Central Ohio

Protests Erupt Columbus This Week: Immigration, LGBTQ+ Rights, and Anti-Military Parade Demonstrations Planned Across Central Ohio

Columbus, Ohio – Columbus, Ohio is set to experience a surge in civic demonstrations this week as dozens of local protests are scheduled in response to national events. From opposing federal immigration policies to celebrating LGBTQ+ pride, Central Ohio will be buzzing with activism and public expression.

The protest wave comes amid heightened tensions following large-scale immigration raids in California and a controversial military parade planned in Washington D.C. This week, Columbus organizations are rallying to show solidarity with immigrants, support LGBTQ+ rights, and oppose authoritarian symbolism.

Events include the “ICE Out!” demonstration, hosted by groups like the Ohio Immigrant Alliance and Columbus Democratic Socialists of America, set for 6 p.m. on June 10 at City Hall (90 W Broad Street). The Stonewall Columbus Pride March, rooted in the historic 1969 Stonewall Uprising, kicks off on June 14 at 10:30 a.m. with the Pride Festival and Resource Fair running from June 13–14.

In protest of the federal military parade, a series of “No Kings” rallies will take place across Central Ohio on June 14, organized by Indivisible Central Ohio. Locations include Hilliard, Clintonville, Grove City, Westerville, Delaware, Pickerington, and London.

Recurring rallies include:

  • Support Veterans Rush Hour Rally – June 10, 4:30–5:30 PM at Chalmers P. Wylie VA Center
  • Rush Hour Sign-Waving Events – June 10, 11, and 13 over SR 315
  • Worthington Rush Hour Rally – June 10, 4:30–5:30 PM at SR 161 & High Street
  • Wednesdays at Bernie’s – June 11, noon–1 PM at Senator Bernie Moreno’s Columbus office

This week marks a significant moment for civic engagement in Columbus, highlighting the city’s role in shaping local and national conversations.

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Columbus Councilmember Barroso de Padilla Condemns ICE Raids, promises to protest

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Columbus Councilmember Barroso de Padilla Condemns ICE Raids, promises to protest
Columbus Councilmember Barroso de Padilla Condemns ICE Raids, promises to protest
Councilmember Barroso de Padilla wearing a “Daughter of Immigrants” T-shirt at Columbus City Hall on June 9.

Columbus Councilmember Barroso de Padilla Condemns ICE Raids, promises to protest

Columbus, Ohio – Amid national unrest over Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations, Columbus City Councilmember Lourdes Barroso de Padilla publicly denounced the federal government’s aggressive immigration policies during a City Council meeting held on June 9.

Wearing a T-shirt that read “Daughter of Immigrants,” Barroso de Padilla—who is a first-generation Cuban-American born in Columbus—used her platform to express solidarity with peaceful protesters in Los Angeles rallying against recent ICE raids.

“I stand with the courageous individuals raising their voices in protest against the cruel and unjust tactics used by ICE,” she stated from the dais.

Barroso de Padilla revealed to The Columbus Dispatch that she plans to join a protest on June 10 at Columbus City Hall, organized by several pro-immigrant groups such as Ohio Immigrant Alliance, Party for Socialism and Liberation Columbus, and the La Raza Movement.

“These protests reflect widespread frustration over harsh immigration enforcement policies that tear families apart,” she said. “Now is the time for local and national leaders to advocate for compassionate, community-centered immigration reform.”

Barroso de Padilla also criticized the federal overreach under former President Donald Trump’s administration, emphasizing the need to invest in immigrant communities rather than criminalize them.

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