Court News
September 21, 2017

09/21/17

By From JT Staff Reports

Municipal Court
Marked lanes – Zachary Appelfeller, Columbus, dismissed, due to plea to companion case, $28 costs.
OVI – Angelo D. Tocci, 16525 Martin Welch, $1000 fine, $365 susp., $108 costs, 30 days jail 24 susp., OL susp. 1 yr.
Fail to control – Angelo D. Tocci, 16525 Martin Welch, dismissed,...

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