Matt Wagner
WARREN – A High Street man has been ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation after he was accused of punching a Trumbull Regional Medical Center nurse in the face on Tuesday.
Matthew J. Wagner, 23, of 320 High St. NE, was arraigned on two assault charges Tuesday before Warren Municipal Judge Terry Ivanchak, who ordered he have no contact with the nurse and be held without bond. This morning, Ivanchak granted a motion to have a psychological evaluation for the defendant.
According to a police report, Wagner was at the hospita shortly after 2:30 a.m. Tuesday for a mental evaluation when he allegedly struck a 33-year-old female nurse. The nurse told a police officer the man started yelling at her and when she tried to calm him down, he tried to punch her in the face. The nurse said the punch grazed the top of her head near the eyebrows and she said she was not injured.
Since being diagnosed with sarcoidosis in 1986, Dr. Bernadette Kutcher lost almost everything her medical career appeared to be over before it began, her fiance backed out of their engagement, friends and family stayed away, and her ability to live what would be considered a normal life. Kutcher was beset by seizures, drastic personality shifts, even bouts of violent behavior while working through symptoms and treatments.
She’s still here.
“What drives me to keep up the fight, to find the courage, fortitude and drive first and foremost, the Bible’s Proverbs 18:14: ‘Your will to live can sustain you when you are sick, but if you lose it, your last hope is gone, ” she said. “I have a strong will to live.”
POLAND Northeast Ohio Medical University College of Medicine students graduated this month and will head to the next level in their chosen field. For Poland native Robert DeVito, that means a residency at the University of Virginia for plastic surgery.
“My goal in my career is to be a safe and effective plastic surgeon who is a valuable resource to the health of my community,” he said.
Residency matches take place in April of each year, and the students get to announce their match at graduation.
“Each fourth-year college of medicine student creates their list of five top residency choices prior to graduation,” NEOMED marketing strategist Jared Slanina said. “The residency locations receive these lists, and make their selections accordingly. If a student is not placed into any of their five residency choices, staff members within the college of medicine work to find an alternative match that will fit their specialty that was not on their initial list.”
May 10, 2021
WARREN – Officers used a tourniquet to help a man with a gunshot wound to the leg after finding the man injured by gunfire in a vehicle on South Street, according to a police report.
Willie J. Dawson, 33, Warren, was transported to Trumbull Regional Medical Center for treatment.
Police were called just before 1 a.m. Saturday to the 200 block of Lane Avenue SW on the reports shots were fired. Detectives are investigating, the report states.
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