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The officers stopped and helped the injured owl whose beak was visibly bleeding at the scene.Officers placed a blanket over the owl to calm it down so they could get the bird in the front seat of the cruiser.The owl was taken to MedVet, a 24-hour vet located at 14000 Keystone Parkway in Brook Park.If you find an injured or ill animal, The Lake Erie Nature and Science Center recommends placing the animal in a box not much bigger than the animal. Then place the box in a dark and quiet location such as a garage, basement or closet until it can be taken to a place for help. 601

The lead prosecutor downplayed the move at a related hearing earlier in the day. Cmdr. Christopher Czaplak said the code embedded in the email recorded nothing more than where and when messages were opened by recipients. 220

The meeting, in the minds of its organizers, would help fully illustrate the economic pitfalls of tariffs on American industries. Supporters of the tariffs -- including Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross -- have said the effects on consumers would be negligible. Ross colorfully illustrated his point using a can of chicken noodle soup on television last week. 356

The memo represented the White House's latest effort to move past the Porter scandal, following a week during which White House spokespeople repeatedly contradicted themselves and pointed fingers at the Personnel Security Office, which is staffed by career officials. Facing a credibility crisis of his own, Kelly sought to rewrite his actions, telling staff he had acted more swiftly than widely believed to obtain Porter's resignation. 437

The former Cincinnati truck driver and pastor pleaded guilty last year to wire fraud and theft of public money after he admitted to stealing more than 300 monthly Social Security payments mistakenly paid to his mother, Novellar Butler. In his plea agreement, Joash admitted to stealing a total of 7,665. On Jan. 13, U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett sentenced Joash to five years of probation, including six months of home confinement. The judge also ordered him to pay 7,665 in restitution to the SSA."I'm the other side of the story," said Fitzwater, who believes the SSA moves too hard and fast to recover overpayments to people like her, and has failed to aggressively detect and stop fraud. In its audits, the IG discusses steps taken by SSA to reduce errors and improve performance, including the use of new online tools that allow recipients to update their information quickly so that SSA can reflect those changes as soon as possible.SSA has also increased its use of data provided by other agencies, including the Department of Labor, which had information about Fitzwater's workers comp payments. That data prompted the SSA's review of her Social Security benefits.According to Fitzwater's records, she will resume receiving her full monthly Social Security benefits in August 2022. "I just want what I worked my whole life for, you know," Fitzwater said."It's just a crazy system, I guess."This story was originally published by Craig Cheatham at WCPO. 1472

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