Ohio man, jailed for fake Facebook page, asks SCOTUS to let him sue police
An Ohio man, jailed in 2016 over a parody of his local police department on Facebook, is asking the Supreme Court to allow him to sue the cops for violating civil rights.
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An Ohio man, jailed in 2016 over a parody of his local police department on Facebook, is asking the Supreme Court to allow him to sue the cops for violating civil rights.
(PARMA, Ohio) -- The parking lot arrest in 2016 stunned Anthony Novak as much as the charge: alleged disruption of law enforcement operations for making a parod
Mark your calendar for anticipated 2021 Parma events: Sun Postings Updated 1:51 AM; Today 1:51 AM Events are slowly – but surely – starting to return in Parma after a forced hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Carol Kovach/special to cleveland.com) Facebook Share PARMA, Ohio – With COVID-19 vaccine becoming more available and the number of vaccinated people increasing, Parma officials are looking optimistically at resuming community events this year. A Memorial Day service is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. May 31 at Veterans Memorial Park in Parma. And the Fourth of July parade will b...