Felony charges under review in Clark County against Donald Trump and JD VancePlease ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibilityWed, 19 Feb 2025 01:53:40 GMT (1739930020045)Story Infinite Scroll - News3 v1.0.0 (common)7c604e0c7373ad956994a6913453bffd387a882cNewsWeatherRadarEco Plumbers SkycamsClosingsTeam TornadoSubmit Closings FormPet of the DayForecastSkyview Drone VideosGood Day DaytonYour DayGame CenterWatch Now 15 Wed 20 Thu 20Felony charges under review in Clark County against Donald Trump and JD Vanceby LeAnne McPherson | WKEFSat, October 5th 2024 at 11:01 AMUpdated Sun, October 6th 2024 at 10:58 AMFelony charges are under review against former President Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance in Springfield, Ohio. (AP photos)TOPICS:Donald TrumpJD VanceClark CountyFelony chargesSpringfieldHaitian Bridge AllianceTelecommunications harassmentPublic safetySPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WKEF) — The Clark County Municipal Court determined no probable cause to issue warrants or summons on misdemeanor charges against former President Donald Trump and Senator J.D. Vance. The City of Springfield announced the development on Saturday, October 5.In the statement, the city said the Clark County Prosecutor's Office is reviewing possible felony charges for both men.The charges were filed last month by Guerline Jozef, leader of the nonprofit Haitian Bridge Alliance. Ohio law includes a rarely used mechanism that allows private citizens to pursue criminal charges.The charges include:Making False AlarmsCommitting Telecommunications HarassmentCommitting Aggravated MenacingViolating the Prohibition Against ComplicityPREVIOUS COVRAGE |Springfield residents on town hall, possible Trump visit: 'We're inviting more hate'Both the City of Springfield and the Prosecutor’s Office said in the statement it will refrain from commenting on the legal matters at this time to allow the process to happen without any interference.The city stressed the importance of transparency, truth and integrity when talking about sensitive issues, especially immigration. It said the safety of all residents, including the Haitian community, is its highest priority. Springfield said it takes disruptions to public service and the spreading of misinformation seriously.Read the full statement below.Stay ConnectedLike UsFollow Ussbg-envelopeNewsletter Sign up /sign-up© 2025 Sinclair, Inc.TermsWKEFWKEFWKEFWRGTWRGTPrivacy PolicyCookie PolicyCookie PreferencesLoading ...
More election interference color me surprised.