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Posted on: 02/18/2021
Washington County, Ohio- After the attack on Blue Knob Road last Feb. 12, Stephen Osborne was taken into custody and now has been indicted by the Washington County Grand Jury on several charges, one is attempted murder. Other charges include felonious assault which comes after striking a victim with a baseball bat, tampering with evidence and possession of weapons under disability are charges brought on as well.
New to the story is 18-year-old Sierah Caldwell. Early reports say that Osbourne was using a social media account belonging to a female to communicate with the victim. The victim met with the female at the home believing he was talking with her in the conversations. Reports from early this week say that she was asked to play along while Osborne hid in the home waiting. Caldwell has officially been indicted on attempted murder, felonious assault and tampering with evidence.
Roads crews working hard to fix urgent flood damage miragenews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from miragenews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Significant damage to a culvert on Blue Knob Road has cut the road north out of Nimbin. Council is working to fix the problem and open the road.
The ongoing rain and weather have taken their toll and following last night’s storm a major water main break at the Nimbin reservoir, cutting off the Nimbin town water supply.
‘Nimbin residents on the town water supply are urged to only use water for essential purposes while Lismore City Council works to repair the break. The storm damage has washed away part of the refilling line between the DE Williams dam and the High Street reservoir,’ says a Council spokesperson.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison e visited Lismore today to view flood damage and declare the Northern Rivers a natural disaster area.
The prime minister has declared Lismore a natural disaster area and councils throughout the Northern Rivers have been provided with disaster assistance.
The PM and NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian have visited Lismore today to view flood damage and declare the Northern Rivers a natural disaster area. Severe storms, heavy rainfall and flooding since last Friday has wreaked havoc on roads in the Lismore Local Government Area, with culvert washouts, landslips and major damage to both the sealed and gravel road network.