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People had a chance to hear from some of the candidates for Hancock County Commissioner and Hancock County Common Pleas Court Judge at the Hancock County GOP luncheon in Findlay on Friday. Speaking at the event were Jeff Wobser, Jeff Hunker, Holly Frische, and William Bateson, all Republicans and candidates for Hancock County Commissioner.
Hancock County Prosecutor Phil Riegle provided the following statement in the aftermath of the Ohio BCI investigation and grand jury review of an incident in September in which Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers fired their weapons at two murder suspects during a pursuit in September. On September 2, 2023, the Ohio State Highway Patrol and
Hancock County Prosecuting Attorney Phil Riegle has announced that he’ll be running for a Common Pleas Court Judge seat. Riegle issued the following statement. Serving as Prosecuting Attorney in Hancock County for the last seven plus years has been one of the great honors of my career. Working with law enforcement to solve and close
The Ohio State Highway Patrol recognized Hancock County Prosecutor Phil Riegle and Assistant Prosecutor Colleen Limerick in front of the Hancock County Courthouse on Friday morning. (video below) The Highway Patrol presented Riegle and Limerick with a certificate of appreciation for their years of partnership and commitment to the mission of the Ohio State Highway