Erie St. IS in Youngstown. It begins just south of the Covelli Center and runs completely through the south side of Youngstown. There's only a small portion of Erie St. that is in Boardman. Boardman's Erie St. starts at Indianola Rd. and ends at Meadowbrook Ave. Only 5 blocks long. I'm thinking this thug is likely from Youngstown, just visiting Boardman to spread his thug lifestyle.
This just shows how backward the Youngstown City administration is. At least the City of Warren had the intelligence to postpone any terminations until the court rulings were in.
Still wondering why Youngstown is one of the top fastest dying cities?
Believe that he left the scene of an accident where someone was seriously injured? What reason do you have that someone shouldn't believe he did that on purpose? He is being charged with felony hit/skip. I'm sure he was blasted drunk and panicked but that doesn't make him innocent.
Boardman Police have been charging owners for wrongful entrustment for years. This is a prime example of proactive traffic enforcement that gets the attention of would be criminals and their supporting cronies. It takes it to another level (towed car, owner charged).
I'm glad to see what many make fun of Boardman Police for is catching on to other area departments. Not petty if it helps deter crime!
Boardman Police have been charging owners for wrongful entrustment for years. This is a prime example of proactive traffic enforcement that gets the attention of would be criminals and their supporting cronies. It takes it to another level (towed car, owner charged).
I'm glad to see what many make fun of Boardman Police for is catching on to other area departments. Not petty if it helps deter crime!
Whoooooooooooaaaaaaaaa.............Police officers aren't able to buy anything while on duty???? Doesn't he get a break or a lunch? Maybe he was there during his break time.
Where would that rule stop? Can't buy meals, snacks, etc?
Who in the hell would complain that an officer was inside a business that is in his own jurisdiction. And yes, Lowes is in Warren City limits.
People really have nothing else to do in their lives? Really!!??
Posted on August 13 at 2:15 p.m.
Spoke too soon. I read the body of the report before the headline. Admitted mistake. Looks like this thug already migrated to the burbs.
My apologies jrolley.
Posted on August 13 at 2:12 p.m.
Erie St. IS in Youngstown. It begins just south of the Covelli Center and runs completely through the south side of Youngstown. There's only a small portion of Erie St. that is in Boardman. Boardman's Erie St. starts at Indianola Rd. and ends at Meadowbrook Ave. Only 5 blocks long. I'm thinking this thug is likely from Youngstown, just visiting Boardman to spread his thug lifestyle.
Posted on August 10 at 7:28 p.m.
Nice job Officer Tickerhoof!
This just shows how backward the Youngstown City administration is. At least the City of Warren had the intelligence to postpone any terminations until the court rulings were in.
Still wondering why Youngstown is one of the top fastest dying cities?
Posted on March 7 at 8:30 a.m.
Mom 509,
Are they talking about the WRTA station on Mahoning or the Greyhound station near YSU?
Posted on February 11 at 3:25 p.m.
I thought Youngstown's tax was 2.75%
Posted on December 9 at 4:29 a.m.
Believe that he left the scene of an accident where someone was seriously injured? What reason do you have that someone shouldn't believe he did that on purpose? He is being charged with felony hit/skip. I'm sure he was blasted drunk and panicked but that doesn't make him innocent.
Posted on November 24 at 12:57 a.m.
Boardman Police have been charging owners for wrongful entrustment for years. This is a prime example of proactive traffic enforcement that gets the attention of would be criminals and their supporting cronies. It takes it to another level (towed car, owner charged).
I'm glad to see what many make fun of Boardman Police for is catching on to other area departments. Not petty if it helps deter crime!
Posted on November 23 at 11:41 p.m.
Boardman Police have been charging owners for wrongful entrustment for years. This is a prime example of proactive traffic enforcement that gets the attention of would be criminals and their supporting cronies. It takes it to another level (towed car, owner charged).
I'm glad to see what many make fun of Boardman Police for is catching on to other area departments. Not petty if it helps deter crime!
Posted on November 19 at 3:42 p.m.
Whoooooooooooaaaaaaaaa.............Police officers aren't able to buy anything while on duty???? Doesn't he get a break or a lunch? Maybe he was there during his break time.
Where would that rule stop? Can't buy meals, snacks, etc?
Who in the hell would complain that an officer was inside a business that is in his own jurisdiction. And yes, Lowes is in Warren City limits.
People really have nothing else to do in their lives? Really!!??
Posted on October 17 at 3:50 p.m.
No kidding! It almost sounds as if the AP or Vindy are lessening the seriousness of such a crime.