Columbus Grove man was promptly taught the definition of the word “minor.”
Punctuation still at large
Columbus Grove man was promptly taught the definition of the word “minor.”
Punctuation still at large
Request was not filled due to redundant crime scene description.
Police officers hope to recover the prescription sun glasses (sic). Little hope is held for the loose change, and the lottery tickets.
Is it illegal for one to shoot a BB gun within village limits? Is it breaking the law to simply cross the village line with one? Is this a crime because the gun-shooter/toter is not old enough to vote?
Or is this news item just another kids-with-guns horror story by that fearmongering, gun-hating media?
You be the judge, dear reader.
You be the judge.
The police like to keep a close eye on anything loose ‘round these parts. That includes women, change, screws, and dogs.
Sidenote: Why didn’t anyone read the tags on the damn collar?
The police department and EMS celebrated their partnership with ice cream and high fives.
It was a big day.
Not Three Youth, Columbus Grove’s most dangerous of trespassers!
Let’s not even address the proper use of the word “broke.”
Let’s skip over the unfortunate appearance of an “h” in the second mention of the word “tree.”
Let’s just just straight to the heart of the matter, which is a very serious matter indeed: Tree Vandalism. It’s no joke, people. Tree Vandalism is a dangerous phenomenon—some would even call it a hate crime against Mother Earth herself. Unless, of course, said vandalism was caused by an act of Mother Earth, such as, say, a storm or tornado. In that case, nevermind.
Unsurprisingly, the police department had no freaking clue what to do with this information.