Early Sunday morning the Summit County Sheriff's Office responded to Pick's Bar in Coventry Township.
Shortly after deputies arrived around 1:30 a.m., they arrested 34-year-old Cody Butzer of Bath Township.
According to the Sheriff's report, Butzer punched two men, leaving one with several broken bones in his face and the other with lacerations. They were both taken to Akron General Hospital and treated.
Butzer was charged with Felonious Assault and Assault. He was booked in Summit County Jail.
Stow Police are looking for a man and woman they say robbed the Speedway at 1045 Graham Road Sunday morning.
Just after 8 a.m. Sunday, police were called to the gas station about an armed robbery.
After demanding cash and cigarettes, police say the suspects grabbed keys belonging to an employee and took off in that employee's car.
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(Stow Police Department) The Stow Police Department received a call at 0759 hours from an employee at the Speedway Gas Station, 1045 Graham Rd, stating that they had just been robbed at gunpoint. The suspects were a white male and a white female. (see description below)
The suspects stole cigarettes and cash. The suspects then took a set of keys from the back of the store that belonged to one of the employees and drove off in the employee’s vehicle, a silver 2016 Honda CRV with Ohio license plate GST6352.
Photos from the store video surveillance camera are included. Anyone who can identify the suspects or has information should contact the Stow Police Department at 330-689-5700. The investigation is ongoing.
NUMBER OF OFFENDERS: 2
WEAPONS? YES TYPE: Handgun
DESCRIPTION OF SUSPECTS:
Suspect #1: W/M approximately 6’0 tall with thin build, 25-35 years of age.
Suspect #2: W/F approximately 5’5 tall with thin build, 20-30 years of age
DIRECTION/ METHOD OF FLIGHT:
Left the area eastbound on Graham Rd toward State Route 8 in a silver 2016 Honda CRV (SUV) with Ohio license plate GST6352
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An Akron woman was arrested Wednesday after she reportedly assaulted an employee at a Coventry Township dental office and then trashed that office.
The Summit County Sheriff's Office was called to the Kenmore Family Dental Center Wednesday for a disturbance. The suspect, identified as 33-year-old Tamar Maple, became upset at the office, punched an employee, and then damaged a computer and a dental drill, throwing other items around the office.
By the time deputies arrived, Maple had fled the scene. She was later arrested at her Akron home.
Maple has been charged with felony vandalism, misdemeanor assault, and disorderly conduct. She's been booked in Summit County Jail.
Akron police are looking for a suspect in a string of armed robberies on Copley Road, and there is a $5 thousand dollar reward offered for help catching him.
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Three of the five inmates who escaped from a Canton correctional facility last week are back in custody.
Back on February 10th, Michael Fisher, Jaden Miller, Joshua Bingham, Jason Drake, and Vincent Blanc all escaped custody from the Stark County Regional Community Corrections Center.
The Canton Division of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force is reporting that Miller was arrested shortly after the escape and that Bingham was picked up on Friday the 14th.
According to a report, Fisher was picked up by U.S. Marshals with the help of the Canal Fulton Police Department's K9 Unit early Thursday morning at a home in the 1300 block of Stark Street Southwest in Canton. In addition to the escape charges, Fisher is facing new burglary charges out of Canton.
Blanc and Drake remain at large and police say anyone who knows where they are and is not reporting them to police could be facing criminal charges.
Anyone with information concerning any wanted fugitive can contact the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force at 1-866-4WANTED (1-866-492-6833), or you can send a web tip at this website.
As quickly as it started the John Beilein era in Cleveland is over.
Reports are that the Cleveland Cavaliers and the first-year head coach have agreed to part ways Tuesday.
It was a rough transition for first-time NBA coach Beilein who signed a five-year deal with the Cavs after twelve seasons at the University of Michigan. At the All-Star break, the Cavs are sitting at 14-40; worst in the East and the second-worst record in the NBA (behind the Warriors, 12-43).
Beilein is now just the third NBA coach in the past 30 years to be fired before making it to the end of his first year with a new team.
As of Wednesday night's practice, Associate Head Coach J.B. Bickerstaff is taking over the full-time head coaching duties.