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A resolution passed Thursday by the Washington County Commission was met with a “baffling” court brief by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost.
The resolution urged Yost to join in a multi-state suit claiming voter fraud.
“An overwhelming majority of 69.53 percent of Washington County voters expressed their clear preference that Donald J. Trump be re-elected to the Presidency of the United States; and the veracity of the national election results have not been contested to multiple states through dozens of public and private lawsuits and recounts and investigations are ongoing in multiple states,” read Commissioner Kevin Ritter.
The state of Texas, along with some 18 others, have filed suit with the U.S. Supreme Court claiming voter fraud has led to the disenfranchisement of the citizens, the resolution states.
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A $5,000 check from St. Josephâs Community Health Foundation was presented to Central Dispatch at a 911 Committee meeting Wednesday. Shown with a symbolic check are, from left, Central Dispatch leads Sean Christie, Beth Sorensen, Ward County Sheriff Robert Roed, Central Dispatch lead Jenna Hurt, PSAP manager Margaret Haugan, foundation President Shelly Weppler, Rex Weltikol of the Minot Rural Fire Department and Minot Police Capt. Jason Sundbakken.
Minot Central Dispatch will be updating its emergency medical response system in January with the help of a $5,000 grant from St. Joseph’s Community Health Foundation.
The foundation presented the check Wednesday toward a $65,695 project to upgrade the computer system at Central Dispatch with the electronic resources. Other funds will come from the county 911 Emergency program.
a utah woman and her sister were being attacked in their home by a violent exconvict. one sister calling 911 four times, she says. but she says the dispatcher never sent help. here s adrienne bankert. he s stabbing my sister! he stabbed her! reporter: these desperate 911 calls. breann lasley stabbed, her sister kayli pleading for help after an ex-convict broke into their utah home and attacked them with a knife. i could see his left hand strangling my sister up against the wall that her head had just gone through. reporter: the women say they called 911 four times from cell phones while trying to fend off their assailant, at times pleading with him. what do you want? hello? what do you want? i ll give you anything you want. what do you want? hello? reporter: but despite those calls, breann says police were never dispatched to the home. it was just this feeling of hopelessness. there was nothing i could do. reporter: she is now suing priority dispatch, the company
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