WARREN A Youngstown man has filed a civil action against a Liberty roofing company and a supervisor for wrongful termination and also accused the firm of discrimination and lacking in safety practices.
The Trumbull County Common Pleas Court lawsuit filed on behalf of Andre Davis of 443 Aurora Drive, names as defendants TEMA Roofing Services LLC of Motor Inn Drive in Liberty and superintendent David Pugh.
The suit originally was filed in December and was transferred from Mahoning County Common Pleas Court last week. It has been assigned to Judge Peter J. Kontos.
The suit also charges the company with discrimination against the African-American former employee. The company also was accused of not giving Davis the proper progressive disciplinary steps before his firing on Sept. 12, 2019.
YOUNGSTOWN George Hill III, 45, of Shields Road in Boardman, pleaded not guilty Monday in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court in the murder of his girlfriend, Jennifer Mullen, 35.
He was indicted in December 2020 on murder, felonious assault and domestic violence but was not in custody at the time. He is accused of causing the injuries that killed Mullen.
Hill called police May 31 to report the injuries he is accused of causing either that day or May 30. Mullen died June 4 at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital.
Hill was “on the run” but recently was arrested, which is the reason he was not arraigned earlier, Kevin Day, assistant county prosecutor, said.
YOUNGSTOWN Former Columbiana County recorder Theresa Bosel, who appealed her 30 days of house arrest and other sanctions from a fatal car crash, has now withdrawn the appeal.
On Thursday, three judges with the 7th District Court of Appeals approved Bosel’s Feb. 5 request to withdraw the appeal.
Bosel’s new attorney, Michael J. Goldberg of Cleveland, said by telephone the appeal was withdrawn because “there’s nothing really there to appeal.”
He said it’s likely that after a call to adult parole authority officials, Bosel can be fitted for the electronic monitoring equipment necessary to serve that part of her sentence.
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YOUNGSTOWN Former Columbiana County recorder Theresa Bosel, who appealed her 30 days of house arrest and other sanctions from a fatal car crash, has now withdrawn the appeal.
On Thursday, three judges with the 7th District Court of Appeals approved Bosel’s Feb. 5 request to withdraw the appeal.
Bosel’s new attorney, Michael J. Goldberg of Cleveland, said by telephone the appeal was withdrawn because “there’s nothing really there to appeal.”
He said it’s likely that after a call to adult parole authority officials, Bosel can be fitted for the electronic monitoring equipment necessary to serve that part of her sentence.
YOUNGSTOWN Former Columbiana County recorder Theresa Bosel, who appealed her 30 days of house arrest and other sanctions from a fatal car crash, has now wit