AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Health: The CDC is sending “disease detectives” to Ohio for about three weeks to help trace cyclosporiasis (Cyclospora) cases as Ohio reports 2,574 illnesses, with most showing up after June 20. Public Safety: A Toledo man, Halee Thornton Jr., was arrested and is accused of firing shots in two separate incidents on the same day—hitting a woman’s car in one and striking a man’s home in the other. Courts & Child Welfare: Gary Siders Jr., accused in Ohio’s “house of horrors” case involving 16 children, is seeking a psychiatric and competency evaluation, with his lawyer arguing he may not be fit to stand trial. Immigration Enforcement Accountability: Ohio Immigrant Alliance released a new report alleging widespread sex and physical abuse by ICE and Border Patrol agents, calling for tighter oversight. Statehouse Watch: A ranked choice voting ban bill advanced with a sharp partisan split in the Ohio General Assembly, while lawmakers also logged major floor votes tied to utility regulation and fee waivers for people experiencing homelessness.
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