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The Supreme Court of Ohio last week vacated the burglary conviction of a man who walked past a homeowner into his open garage and stole a $500 leaf blower, finding the offender did not use “force, stealth or deception” to commit the crime.

This week were explaining how a case about a stolen leaf blower made it to Ohios Supreme Court, and what the election integrity division has done.

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With Wednesday’s decision, the court also vacated an 8- to 12-year prison sentence that had been given to Bertram.

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Donald Bertram's "cavalier attitude" while walking into a man's garage, taking a leaf blower without permission and driving away meant his actions do not fall under the legal definition of burglary.

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An Ohio man acted so brazenly when he stole a $500 leaf blower from a residence that it wasn’t a burglary, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.