WARREN — A Niles man on Thursday received a 15-year to life sentence on multiple felonies dealing with the sexual assaults of three underage female relatives.
Kenneth Brainard, 29, of South Cleveland Avenue, pleaded guilty before Trumbull County Common Pleas Judge Ronald J. Rice, on three counts of gross sexual imposition and two counts of rape that carried the life sentence.
According to prosecutors and ...
A man convicted of killing his girlfriend in Hubbard in fall 1993 is up for parole next month, and for the third time since 2007, the Trumbull County Prosecutor’s Office is lobbying against his release from prison.
Alfonsia “Mickey” Perry, 65, was convicted of brutally beating Jeanette Purdue, 34, to death at a home on Rosser Avenue.
Also, he attacked three corrections officers at the Trumbull County ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Detectives have made an arrest in the April 15 shooting death of a Valley Christian School student who was attending a party at Martha’s Boulevard Bar and Grille on Southern Boulevard.
According to a news release Saturday from Capt. Jason Simon, arrest warrants were issued for a 17-year-old boy in connection with the killing of Amya Monserrat.
“Detective Sergeants Michael Cox and Ryan ...
A federal judge denied Trumbull County Commissioner Niki Frenchko’s request for a temporary restraining order against other county officials.
She and her lawyers had asked the court to restrain the officials from continuing to destroy records and seize her property unlawfully, to interfere with her right to record meetings.
At a hearing in U.S. Northern Ohio District Court on Tuesday, Judge J. Philip ...
WARREN — The Trumbull County Prosecutor’s office has more ammunition to go after violent crime thanks to a state grant of almost half of a million dollars.
Gov. Mike DeWine has awarded the prosecutor’s office some $495,151 from the state’s violent crime reduction program through the Office of Criminal Justice Services.
Prosecutor Dennis Watkins, with help from his chief of the office’s criminal ...
WARREN — Commissioner Niki Frenchko said Friday she intends to file a federal lawsuit Monday “to protect herself and the Constitution” from Trumbull County officials — who, she claims, abuse “police power to punish political rivals.”
In an advance copy of the suit provided by Frenchko’s attorneys, Frenchko names Commissioner Mauro Cantalamessa, former Commissioner Frank Fuda and Sheriff Paul ...