Man gets 5-6 years for shooting into house
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN — A man who was arrested and pleaded guilty to shooting into a home on the city’s West Side was sentenced by visiting Judge William McGinty on Wednesday. Jonathan Spikes, 48, was sentenced to five-to-six years in prison following a guilty plea to one charge of improperly discharging a firearm at or into a habitation or a school safety zone, a second-degree felony. Mahoning County Assistant Prosecutor Daniel Yozwiak prosecuted the case. Spikes pleaded to the indicted charges in early August. In June 2025, police arrested Spikes after he unloaded ...