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Mike Norman, secretary for Cleveland’s local firefighters union, said that’s a cold comfort compared with what he called an “all-out assault” on the union.
“Changes to the game supersede the topics that we’re allowed to discuss,” he said. “This isn’t something that needed to be tweaked a little bit.”
As Cleveland’s population has declined in the past decade, so have its ranks of police officers. Two rounds of layoffs have left the police force more than 300 officers smaller since 2004.
The street crimes unit, which used to investigate prostitution and gambling, is no more. The auto theft unit was also disbanded. And a city that stretches 22 miles along Lake Erie no longer has a single police boat to patrol its own waters; that job is now left to the Coast Guard, Loomis said.

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Mike Norman, secretary for Cleveland’s local firefighters union, said that’s a cold comfort compared with what he called an “all-out assault” on the union.
“Changes to the game supersede the topics that we’re allowed to discuss,” he said. “This isn’t something that needed to be tweaked a little bit.”
As Cleveland’s population has declined in the past decade, so have its ranks of police officers. Two rounds of layoffs have left the police force more than 300 officers smaller since 2004.
The street crimes unit, which used to investigate prostitution and gambling, is no more. The auto theft unit was also disbanded. And a city that stretches 22 miles along Lake Erie no longer has a single police boat to patrol its own waters; that job is now left to the Coast Guard, Loomis said.

See the full article from “GoErie.com”

Mike Norman, secretary for Cleveland’s local firefighters union, said that’s a cold comfort compared with what he called an “all-out assault” on the union.
“Changes to the game supersede the topics that we’re allowed to discuss,” he said. “This isn’t something that needed to be tweaked a little bit.”
As Cleveland’s population has declined in the past decade, so have its ranks of police officers. Two rounds of layoffs have left the police force more than 300 officers smaller since 2004.
The street crimes unit, which used to investigate prostitution and gambling, is no more. The auto theft unit was also disbanded. And a city that stretches 22 miles along Lake Erie no longer has a single police boat to patrol its own waters; that job is now left to the Coast Guard, Loomis said.

See the full article from “Rapid City Journal”

Mike Norman, secretary for Cleveland’s local firefighters union, said that’s a cold comfort compared with what he called an “all-out assault” on the union.
“Changes to the game supersede the topics that we’re allowed to discuss,” he said. “This isn’t something that needed to be tweaked a little bit.”
As Cleveland’s population has declined in the past decade, so have its ranks of police officers. Two rounds of layoffs have left the police force more than 300 officers smaller since 2004.
The street crimes unit, which used to investigate prostitution and gambling, is no more. The auto theft unit was also disbanded. And a city that stretches 22 miles along Lake Erie no longer has a single police boat to patrol its own waters; that job is now left to the Coast Guard, Loomis said.

See the full article from “Grand Forks Herald”

Mike Norman, secretary for Cleveland’s local firefighters union, said that’s a cold comfort compared with what he called an “all-out assault” on the union.
“Changes to the game supersede the topics that we’re allowed to discuss,” he said. “This isn’t something that needed to be tweaked a little bit.”
As Cleveland’s population has declined in the past decade, so have its ranks of police officers. Two rounds of layoffs have left the police force more than 300 officers smaller since 2004.
The street crimes unit, which used to investigate prostitution and gambling, is no more. The auto theft unit was also disbanded. And a city that stretches 22 miles along Lake Erie no longer has a single police boat to patrol its own waters; that job is now left to the Coast Guard, Loomis said.

See the full article from “Salon”

Failed Ohio candidate due in court on sex counts
Associated Press – March 29, 2011 4:15 AM ET
CLEVELAND (AP) – A Republican who unsuccessfully ran for Congress last year must face a judge in Cleveland on sex-related criminal charges.
Sixty-8-year-old Thomas Ganley of Brecksville faces arraignment Tuesday on three counts of gross sexual imposition and one count each of kidnapping, abduction, soliciting and menacing by stalking.
He was indicted two weeks ago, charged with groping and soliciting sex from a 37-year-old woman who offered to volunteer for his campaign.
Ganley, who owns a car dealership, has become a familiar face in northeast Ohio where his TV ads have aired over the years. He has denied wrongdoing.
The allegations first emerged in a civil suit filed five weeks before the congressional election he lost to incumbent Democrat Betty Sutton.

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According to police reports and other city and state records, police entered the Stage on Sept. 20 and found that a stripper pole and stage were added to a “back hall” area of the nightclub and more than 30 strippers — some of whom traveled from Pennsylvania — were competing for a $5,000 prize.
The strippers, their luggage, clothing and purses strewn in the hallway leading to the bathroom, paid a $35 contest entry fee to Ward, who identified himself as the nightclub’s owner, documents say.
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Hayes said he would not have condoned activities such as the Sept. 20 stripper contest. He said he envisions turning the Stage into a Polynesian restaurant with a live music that could attract bus tours, and he would like to lease the venue for special events.

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Ohio ex-candidate pleads not guilty to sex charges
Associated Press – March 29, 2011 11:25 AM ET
CLEVELAND (AP) – A Republican who unsuccessfully ran for Congress last year has pleaded not guilty in Cleveland on sex-related criminal charges.
Sixty-8-year-old Thomas Ganley of Brecksville stood before a judge Tuesday as his attorney entered a not guilty plea during arraignment. Without commenting, Ganley left court to post $25,000 bond.
He has been charged with three counts of gross sexual imposition and one count each of kidnapping, abduction, soliciting and menacing by stalking. He’s accused of groping and soliciting sex from a 37-year-old woman.
Ganley, who owns a car dealership, has become a familiar face in northeast Ohio where his TV ads have aired over the years.
The allegations emerged in a civil suit filed weeks before the congressional election he lost to incumbent Democrat Betty Sutton.

See the full article from “WFMJ”

Ohio ex-candidate pleads not guilty to sex charges
Associated Press – March 29, 2011 11:25 AM ET
CLEVELAND (AP) – A Republican who unsuccessfully ran for Congress last year has pleaded not guilty in Cleveland on sex-related criminal charges.
Sixty-8-year-old Thomas Ganley of Brecksville stood before a judge Tuesday as his attorney entered a not guilty plea during arraignment. Without commenting, Ganley left court to post $25,000 bond.
He has been charged with three counts of gross sexual imposition and one count each of kidnapping, abduction, soliciting and menacing by stalking. He’s accused of groping and soliciting sex from a 37-year-old woman.
Ganley, who owns a car dealership, has become a familiar face in northeast Ohio where his TV ads have aired over the years.
The allegations emerged in a civil suit filed weeks before the congressional election he lost to incumbent Democrat Betty Sutton.

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Ohio ex-candidate pleads not guilty to sex chargesMarch 29, 2011 11:16 EDT
By THOMAS J. SHEERAN Associated Press
CLEVELAND (AP) — A Republican who unsuccessfully ran for Congress last year has pleaded not guilty in Cleveland on sex-related criminal charges.
Sixty-eight-year-old Thomas Ganley of Brecksville stood before a judge Tuesday as his attorney entered a not guilty plea during arraignment. Without commenting, Ganley left court to post $25,000 bond.
He has been charged with three counts of gross sexual imposition and one count each of kidnapping, abduction, soliciting and menacing by stalking. He’s accused of groping and soliciting sex from a 37-year-old woman.
Ganley, who owns a car dealership, has become a familiar face in northeast Ohio where his TV ads have aired over the years.
The allegations emerged in a civil suit filed weeks before the congressional election he lost to incumbent Democrat Betty Sutton.

See the full article from “ABC6OnYourSide.com”