Medina County

I asked about that one, too.

Lodi wrote, quote, the Medina County Sheriff's Office received a call concerning a domestic dispute during which the suspect allegedly threatened to kill the victim.

It was further reported that the suspect may have gone to retrieve a firearm before leaving the area and may have been under the influence at the time.

Now, here's where it gets interesting.

These cameras don't only belong to the department that bought them.

When a department shares its flock data, other agencies can look through it.

So when another agency asks for access, does anyone at the receiving end vet that request? Who decides? Who checks that decision? And who's on those lists in Medina County? That's where we're going next.

Next time, a question I didn't expect to be asking when I started.

This election cycle, what was once a solidly Republican-controlled seat in the US House of Representatives, has now become competitive in Ohio, bringing national attention to this race due to personal controversy.

Ohio's 7th Congressional District seat, which covers western Cuyahoga County down through Medina County, Wayne County, and all of Ashland County, is now described by the Cook Political Report as a toss-up contest between incumbent Republican Max Miller and Democratic challenger Brian Poindexter.

Today, we're bringing you our conversation with Poindexter, a union ironworker and Brook Park City Council member for the last nine years.

We reached out to Miller personally and through his communications team multiple times requesting an interview.

Uh, over a trillion dollars coming out of the healthcare thanks to Max Miller's vote.

And, um, yeah, it's gonna be detrimental, especially in our rural parts of our district.

You know, uh, Medina County, for example, already doesn't have a birthing center, and, and when...

You know, I don't have Medic- I'm not on Medicaid.

in, especially in certain areas of the states.

Like, wh- why is Medina County a three-deer county?

Mm.

I mean, I saw 25 deer on opening day, and I can only shoot three in the whole, throughout the whole season.

...

they could easily do a quota system.

They could say, "Hey, as soon as 1,000 does are killed in Medina County-

Right

and and each hole is a new scene so there's stuff coming out of the walls that your 3d glasses see alien jungles deep sea stuff uh outer space uh photos the um this is you know i'm sorry this sounds to me more like putt-putt for people who never took lsd but want to know what it was like um it just doesn't, it doesn't sound right.

And it's in Medina County of all places.

Now, for those of you who don't, who aren't in the Ohio area, Medina County is one of the most conservative places in this state.

It's so conservative.

This is where people in the villages down in Florida, they come North to vacation here.

That's why you should listen to what I found.

I've spent months pulling records, mostly in Medina County, Ohio, because that's where my audience, Tentacle Nation, wanted me to look first.

And I've tracked cases from around the country too.

Let's start with the Medina County Sheriff's Office.

And I want to be fair up front.

because how this played out matters as much as what I found.

And I'm not going to pretend it doesn't.

Now, Reynoldsburg, Ohio.