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JAMESTOWN POLICE

Alicia M. Hawkins, 21, of Jamestown was charged with leaving the scene of a property damage accident, unlicensed operator, driving while intoxicated and DWI per se at 11:58 p.m. Tuesday. According to police, a vehicle hit a parked car on Allen Street near King Street. The parked car was pushed up onto the curb and had significant damage. Witnesses said the other vehicle had significant damage as well, and fled on Allen Street up Willard Street. Officers searched the area and found the vehicle, with no one inside, a couple of blocks away. The driver was found on the south side of the city and identified as Hawkins. According to police, it was found that she was intoxicated at the time of the accident. She was taken into custody and taken to the city jail pending arraignment.

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY SHERIFF"S OFFICE

HANOVER - Hannah L. Dillenburg, 20, of Cheektowaga was charged with speed in zone, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance Wednesday at 2:54 a.m. Deputies pulled a vehicle over on Angel Road in Hanover for an alleged speeding violation. According to police, Dillenburg was found to be driving and a check of her driving record showed her driver's license to be suspended. She was taken into custody and during a search or her vehicle deputies allegedly found a number of pills in a bag. A check of the pills found them to be a controlled substance. Dillenburg was issued appearance tickets and will be in Hanover Town Court later.

CATTARAUGUS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

LITTLE VALLEY - Leo E. Stromecki, 18, of 8998 Route 98, Farmersville, was charged with first-degree rape Tuesday at 10:10 a.m. After an investigation by the Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigation Bureau, Stromecki was charged. According to police, it was found that in May, he engaged in sexual intercourse with a person less than 13 years old. He was arraigned in Franklinville Town Court and released to be in Farmersville Town Court later.

ALLEGANY - Aaron M. Pierce, 22, of 64 S. Main St., Salamanca, was charged with DWI, driving while ability impaired by drugs, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to maintain lane and reckless driving on Monday at 12:03 a.m. Deputies pulled over a vehicle on Interstate 86 in Allegany. It was reported by a citizen that the vehicle was driving on Route 417 and had hit several construction signs and guard rails before being stopped. According to police, Pierce was found to be driving and intoxicated. He was taken into custody and later released to be in court later.

Dayton's News Source :: Top Stories - Drum Corps Competes in Miami ...

DAYTON -- Northridge High School played host to hundreds who came to the Miami Valley for a Dayton summer classic.
    Nearly a dozen marching bands competed in the Drum Corps International Summer Music Games.
    Teams came from as far away as Canada to participate in the competition that was about more than just music.
    "It's really more about the experience, the commitment," Tom Strecker from the Oregon Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps said.  "The leadership they learn, the life lessons and taking care of themselves"
    The groups tour around the country all summer, practicing long hours and sleeping in high school gymnasiums.
    The competition culminates with a championship which takes place in Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Local News

APNewsBreak: Problems with Ohio prison doctor
August 10, 2011 16:02 EDT

By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS AP Legal Affairs Writer

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The state has found the actions of an Ohio

prison doctor problematic following an investigation into the

suicide of an inmate under the doctor's care.

Dr. Myron Shank resigned during the Department of Rehabilitation

and Correction's review of Gregory Stamper's suicide June 1.

In a report obtained by The Associated Press Wednesday, the

department cited several issues with Shank's work at Allen

Correctional Center in Lima.

The state says Shank failed to follow up with patients and

discontinued medication without first meeting with patients.

A prisoners' rights group says Stamper was in severe pain from

damage to his nervous system but had been refused medication by

Shank that helped ease the pain.

A message was left with Shank's wife at his medical office

during business hours Wednesday.

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