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Jan 20, 2021 YOUNGSTOWN — Phil Chance Jr. of Boardman, former Youngstown police officer, was sentenced to six months in county jail today for giving out carrying-concealed-weapon licenses to about 260 people without being licensed to train people or issue them. Because of the actions of Chance, 41, son of former Mahoning County Sheriff Phil Chance Sr., the Mahoning sheriff’s office had to inform the approximately 260 people who received the certificates that they were not valid. Chance Jr. also must serve six months of house arrest after he leaves jail and must pay a fine of $750 and repa...

Staff photo / Ed Runyan Phil Chance Jr., right, is led away to begin serving a six month jail sentence Wednesday. He also will serve six months house arrest and must reimburse the Mahoning County Sheriff’s office for its costs connected to the case. Handcuffing Chance is Deputy Bill Horn. YOUNGSTOWN — The fall from grace for former Youngstown police officer Phil Chance Jr. took another plunge Wednesday as a judge ordered him to spend six months in jail for issuing 263 worthless carrying-a-concealed-weapon certificates. Chance, 41, of Boardman, pleaded guilty earlier to six counts of ta...