Pike County • February 25, 2025
Good morning, Pike County. Breaking news doesn't always break your way, as one intoxicated teen learned after his failed attempt at a real-life version of Grand Theft Auto went sideways. In a plot twist worthy of a viral video, the would-be home invader managed to Houdini his way out of handcuffs before discovering that fighting the police rarely improves one's situation.
Meanwhile, two serious situations are commanding attention: a concerning case involving a toddler's possible exposure to THC edibles has sparked an investigation, while on a brighter note, new Ross County Commissioner David Glass brings fresh perspective to local government after witnessing history at Trump's inauguration. From securing handcuffs to securing our community's future, it's shaping up to be quite a week.
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🚔 Intoxicated teen breaks handcuffs, fights police during dramatic home invasion attempt. A juvenile suspect, Brennan Stonerock, was arrested after trying to force his way into a stranger's home on Allen Avenue in Chillicothe, Ohio. Officers found him actively attempting to kick down the front door of Donald Hayburn's residence while apparently under the influence. After being detained, Stonerock managed to slip out of his handcuffs and resisted arrest before being subdued. The teen was eventually released to his mother's custody and faces charges including underage drinking and resisting arrest.
⚠️ Three-year-old rushed to Ohio hospital after possible THC edibles exposure. Chillicothe Police responded to Adena Regional Medical Center Sunday evening following reports of a child potentially consuming cannabis-infused treats. Medical staff evaluated the toddler while officers launched an investigation into the concerning incident. Authorities are treating this as a possible child endangerment case, though details remain limited. The investigation continues as police work to determine exactly how the child accessed the edibles.
🗳️ New Ross County Commissioner brings presidential inauguration experience to role. David Glass, a freshman Republican commissioner who started in January, recently attended Trump's inauguration as part of Ohio's GOP delegation. His background includes significant economic development work with AEP, Pickaway County, and Ohio, preparing him for his current position. Glass, who retired as Ross County Republican Party chair before taking office, described Washington D.C. during the inauguration as both meaningful and strange, noting the massive security presence and closed streets. He now works closely with fellow commissioners, maintaining a packed schedule and ambitious plans for the county.
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But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.
-Matthew 6:33
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