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Attorney told the Herald Bulletin that it is a “witch hunt” and is “politically motivated – referring to a state police investigation into Anderson City Councilman Rodney Chamberlain. The investigation began that last week included subpoenas for timecards from the Anderson city controller’s office and parks department, as well as records of payments to Chamberlain from North Side Middle School and the now-closed South Side Middle School.
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A Middletown woman who used the synthetic marijuana called “Spice” before dying this summer, didn’t die because of that. So says Madison County Coroner Ned Dunnichay after investigating the death of 29-year old Lilly Helsley. The coroner says Helsley died from an overdose of prescription depressants, not the controversial fake marijuana product.
A growing effort to ban the imitation marijuana called “spice” or K2 won’t include at least one Delaware County Commissioner. Donald Dunnuck says bans in other communities are the result of unwarranted hysteria. Dunnuck is also the lawyer for the Delaware County Board of Health—he says he’ll draft a Spice-ban measure for them, but vote [...]
A man involved in a fatal Labor Day traffic accident in Anderson lied to police about his role. That’s what investigators are now saying about what 46-year old Bradley DeBord told them after the Monday accident that took the life of 64-year old Marilyn Hirsch. Investigators now believe that DeBord’s sister, 45-year old Darla Wright [...]