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Police: Student’s rectum injured by air hose

Published: Friday, October 24, 2014 @ 3:00 PM
Updated: Friday, October 24, 2014 @ 11:45 PM
By: Breaking News Staff

Coldwater student severely injured after horse play
Coldwater student severely injured after horse play

COLDWATER — UPDATE @ 11:38 p.m.:

There is no evidence at this time that this was a bullying incident, Chief Miller said in a statement released tonight.

The investigation is continuing, he said, and “at this time no charges have been filed.”

There was no information about the condition of the male victim.

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Coldwater police confirm they are investigating after a Coldwater Exempted Village Schools’ high school student was seriously injured with an air hose during a shop class Tuesday, October 21.

According to Coldwater police Chief Jason Miller, two students were involved in horseplay when one one student allegedly placed an air hose in the rectum of another student, causing serious injury to the teen’s colon.

The chief confirms the injured student is being treated in a Columbus hospital.

Chief Miller said his detectives are interviewing 25 students who were in the class at the time the incident occurred.

No criminal charges have been filed, but the incident is under investigation.

Coldwater Exempted Village Schools Superintendent Rick Seas confirmed the investigation involves two high school students, but would not comment further. “At this time the incident is still under investigation,” said Seas.

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Another Warren County boy sentenced for making school threat

Published: Wednesday, April 04, 2018 @ 1:08 PM
By: Lawrence Budd - Staff Writer

A 16-year-old Hamilton Twp. boy was ordered to write a letter of apology and serve 25 hours of community service while on probation for making false alarms on Jan. 30 by sending his friend a social media message indicating he wanted to “shoot up” their school on Jan. 30. LAWRENCE BUDD/STAFF
A 16-year-old Hamilton Twp. boy was ordered to write a letter of apology and serve 25 hours of community service while on probation for making false alarms on Jan. 30 by sending his friend a social media message indicating he wanted to “shoot up” their school on Jan. 30. LAWRENCE BUDD/STAFF

LEBANON — A 16-year-old Warren County boy was ordered today to write a letter of apology and serve 25 hours of community service while on probation for making false alarms on Jan. 30 by sending his friend a social media message indicating he wanted to “shoot up” their school on Jan. 30.

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The boy, a resident of Hamilton Twp. and student of Little Miami High School, was among those who passed polygraphs while their cases were pending following the deadly school shooting on Feb. 14 in Parkland, Fla.

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He was arrested after sending a message to his friend that said, “I wanna to shoot up this school so bad tbh (to be honest),” according to court documents.

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On Wednesday, Judge Joe Kirby also barred the boy from access to weapons, suspended 45 days in detention and ordered the boy to attend school and his parents to see that he attend counseling or other sessions required as a result of the case.

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Ex-Planet Fitness employee filmed woman taking off clothes in tanning room, police say

Published: Wednesday, April 04, 2018 @ 12:17 PM
By: Audrey Washington, WSBTV.com

Police: Former Planet Fitness Employee Filmed Woman Undressing in Tanning Room

GAINESVILLE, Ga. — A former Planet Fitness employee was arrested Monday after police said he used his cellphone to film a woman taking off her clothes in a tanning room. 

According to police, the victim was using the tanning room when she found the cellphone propped up in a corner. It was recording when she took off her clothes. 

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“She reviewed the footage on the phone and noticed the suspect, who she knew by name from the gym,” Gainesville police Cpl. Drew Reed told WSB. “He had set up a phone in the corner and turned it at an angle so he could see the tanning bed.” 

The woman asked her friend to call 911, but the suspect -- later identified as Camden Blake Eades -- took off by the time police arrived. He eventually turned himself in to authorities. 

Eades remains in the Hall County jail on invasion of privacy and probation violation charges. He was given a $5,700 bond. 

The incident is under investigation.

“At Planet Fitness the safety and privacy of our members is our No. 1 priority,” the gym said in a statement to The Gainesville Times. “The employee in question was immediately terminated and the franchise owner is working closely with the local authorities to assist in the investigation in any way possible.”

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Student charged after bringing knife to Middletown school

Published: Wednesday, April 04, 2018 @ 11:54 AM
By: Lauren Pack - Staff Writer

Middletown police were called to Summit Academy after the school’s principal was informed a student had a knife in his backpack. STAFF FILE PHOTO
Middletown police were called to Summit Academy after the school’s principal was informed a student had a knife in his backpack. STAFF FILE PHOTO

MIDDLETOWN — A Middletown teen was cited to appear in juvenile court after a knife was found in his backpack on school grounds, according to Middletown police.

Police were called to Summit Academy on Marshall Road at about 8:20 a.m. Tuesday by principal Kelly Frisby, who said she was informed the boy had a knife in his possession.

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A knife with a six-inch blade in a sheath as well as a sharpening stone were found in the 16-year-old’s backpack, according to a police report.

The teen said he had used the knife in the woods near his house and forgot it was in his backpack. However, the student had been seen with the knife that morning on the school bus, school officials said.

Because the teen cooperated, he was cited to appear in Butler County Juvenile Court on the charge of conveying dangerous weapons on school property, a fifth-degree felony.

He was released to his father.

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Miamisburg police shooting: IDs of suspect, officer being withheld

Published: Wednesday, April 04, 2018 @ 10:52 AM
Updated: Wednesday, April 04, 2018 @ 2:38 PM
By: Nick Blizzard - Staff Writer

Several jurisdictions responded Tuesday night after a Miamisburg police officer shot and wounded a Dayton man suspected of armed robbery. FILE PHOTO
Several jurisdictions responded Tuesday night after a Miamisburg police officer shot and wounded a Dayton man suspected of armed robbery. FILE PHOTO

Several jurisdictions responded Tuesday night to a Miamisburg hotel as a police officer from that city shot and wounded a 38-year-old Dayton man suspected of armed robbery in Indiana, police said today.

“Once shots were fired…..quite a few” officers from south suburban cities that are members of the Tactical Crime Suppression Unit responded to the Red Roof Inn on Byers Road, said Centerville Police Department Public Information Officer John Davis.

Davis met Wednesday with Miamisburg Police Chief John Sedlak. Authorities cancelled plans of holding a news conference, saying they need more time before releasing additional information.

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The identity of the suspect and the Miamisburg officer who shot him are not yet being released, Davis said. The suspect is receiving treatment at a hospital for non-life threatening injuries, and Davis said authorities are not releasing where he was wounded.

A signal 99 indicating an officer in distress went out about 6:30 p.m., and Miamisburg police requested assistance from the tactical unit, whose members include Centerville, Germantown, Kettering, Miamisburg, Moraine, Oakwood, Springboro and West Carrollton, Davis said.

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“It was a big scene and had a lot going on,” Davis said.

This news organization has requested copies of police incident report, 911 calls and police video of the scene.

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