Woman indicted for aggravated vehicular homicide in I-71 crash that killed Powell family
Laylah Bordeau is charged with eight counts of aggravated vehicular homicide in the crash that killed a family of four.
Credit: Delaware County Prosecutor s Office Author: 10TV Web Staff Updated: 2:23 PM EDT June 3, 2021
DELAWARE COUNTY, Ohio A woman has been indicted in a crash on I-71 in Delaware County that killed a Powell family in March.
Laylah Bordeau is charged with eight counts of aggravated vehicular homicide in the crash that killed a family of four, the Delaware County Prosecutor s Office said Thursday.
Ohio State Highway Patrol says Bordeau had fentanyl in her system on March 29 when the crash took place.
The Delaware Area Chamber of Commerce recently participated in two vaccine initiatives. On April 22 and 29, the Leadership Delaware County Class of 2021 su
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DELAWARE As he did in his murder trial, Justin L. Eastman tried to talk his way out of being held responsible for the 2019 killing of a West Side woman whom he had befriended at church functions.
Appearing by video from the Delaware County Jail at his sentencing for the bludgeoning of Donna Harris, Eastman, 36, filed two last-minute pro se motions Friday to dismiss his indictment on technicalities.
Both attempts were denied after lengthy discussions with Delaware County Common Pleas Judge James Schuck.
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DELAWARE As he did in his murder trial, Justin L. Eastman tried to talk his way out of being held responsible for the 2019 killing of a West Side woman whom he had befriended at church functions.
Appearing by video from the Delaware County Jail at his sentencing for the bludgeoning of Donna Harris, Eastman, 36, filed two last-minute pro se motions Friday to dismiss his indictment on technicalities.
Both attempts were denied after lengthy discussions with Delaware County Common Pleas Judge James Schuck.
Updated: 4:58 PM EDT April 21, 2021
MUNCIE, Ind. After an Indiana State Police investigation, Delaware County Prosecutor Eric Hoffman found the officer-involved shooting that killed 28-year-old Jonathan Levi Allen was legally justified.
The shooting happened March 3. Officers from the Muncie Police Department responded to a shots fired call around 1 p.m. When they arrived, they found Allen and a passenger inside a red Chevy Blazer with a license plate that was registered to a different car.
Allen told police there were guns inside the vehicle, but he refused to show his hands after officers ordered him to do so multiple times. Allen threatened to kill himself, then sped away, and officers chased him. That chase was called off after Allen got near a school and started weaving in and out of the buses at a high rate of speed.