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In news today…
On Tuesday, March 16th, at 11:25 p.m., Cleveland Police Department officers responded to 2350 Blackburn Rd in reference to a reported shooting. The victim stated that her boyfriend shot her. The suspect, identified as John Delveccio Brooks, fled the scene in a vehicle. Responding officers saw the suspect vehicle leaving the scene, stopped the vehicle and detained Brooks. The victim, who will not be identified at this time, was shot in the upper torso and transported to Erlanger Hospital. She is said to be in stable condition. Brooks is charged with aggravated domestic assault.
The Tri-Community Volunteer Fire Department responded to a house fire in Ooltewah on Wednesday evening.
It happened at a home that is currently under construction in the 3600 block of Falkirk Way.
Hamilton County EMS officials said the roof of the home caught fire.
EMS officials said neighbors reported that the home was struck by lightning.
From the Cleveland Daily Banner…
Tim Siniard reports: A Cleveland man was arrested by the Cleveland Police Department Saturday for allegedly impersonating a United States Postal worker.
Brandon L. Polke, 24, is facing criminal impersonation and possession of unlawful drug paraphernalia charges, after the CPD responded to a complaint regarding an “unwanted male subject” at the 3600 block of Keith Street.
Police said Polke identified himself as another individual via a United States Postal Service badge.
During questioning, police said Polke, who was identified after his arrest, gave the wrong birthday of the individual to whom the badge actually belonged.
When police attempted to arrest Polke, he tensed his body and would not follow instructions as they were handcuffing him.
In addition, police said Polke had a warrant from McMinn County for violation of parole.
Polke, who was also charged with false reports, trespassing and resisting arrest, was transported to the Bradley County Jail, where he remains on an $11,000 appearance bond.
