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Shooting: ‘The events from last weekend are disheartening’ Continued from page 1 tims was dead already in front of the apartment, and the other died later at University of Cincinnati Hospital. Walker then said he did “CSI sh*t” and “mopped up the trail of blood so that his dogs would not lick up the blood.” But he told police he “half assed” it and doesn't really know how to clean, so he just used water. When police arrived at the scene, Walker was gone. Police searched the area, and found Walker near the wood line behind
the building at 306 St. Andrews Drive.! Walker is suspected of being on drugs, according to the police report.!
In the wake of the Brewer murder, Pierce Township Board of Trustees, its police and fire chiefs, and its zoning administrator, began working with the owners of the complex to address the issues.
The issues weren't just the high-profile murder of a Clermont County Sheriff's deputy, but also that 10 percent of the police calls every day were going to the complex regarding drug issues, trespassing, and vandalism.! Changes so far have included doing background checks on tenants, security cameras, added lighting, and monthly routine maintenance inspection reports. David Shearer, manager of the complex, said the owners have put $1.2 mil-
lion into updating the units. Something the trustees have in their back pocket, tabled for now, is Resolution 2019-024, which determined the existence of a public nuisance. It's been indefinitely tabled, but it's also possible to reinstate the resolution. Jeff Bachman, police chief, said at a Nov. 13 meeting of the trustees that he's been regularly making checks at the complex to see the status of the progress. In fact, runs to the complex went down from a
high of 40 runs to 30 to 27 runs in September.! A special meeting is slated for Jan. 6, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. to meet with the owners of the complex again to discuss the progress.! Nick Kelly, trustee, told The Sun that prior to that meeting, he will tour the complex in December. ! “If it is determined that progress has not been made, it could mean reconsidering the public nuisance resolution, but we will not know until more
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Complex was making progress
information is provided,” Kelly said. He added, “Of course, for me, the events from last weekend are disheartening, but also a clear indication that we need to continue our pursuit of meaningful and sustainable progress in this area of our community.” Next court hearing Walker is next due in court on Dec. 3 at 1 p.m. for a preliminary hearing before Judge Jesse Kramig.
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- Kids love to be involved
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Adult abuse and neglect referrals continue to exceed previous years Referrals for elder abuse, neglect and exploitation in Clermont County have almost doubled since 2016 for a number of reasons:
• An increase in the population ages 60 and older. (The number of Clermont County residents age 60 and older is expected to increase to 51,138 in 2020, a 120-percent increase since 2000.) • Expansion to 32 mandated reporters in 2018, including financial services professionals, notaries, realtors and clergy. • Increased overall awareness of abuse, neglect and exploitations, thanks to community outreach efforts. • Exploitation of the elderly, due to the opioid crisis. • Cultural changes, with fewer caregivers available. In 2016, Clermont Senior Services handled 257 referrals. The agency expects more than 500 referrals this year. “National research indicates that only one out of 10 cases of abuse is reported,” said Edna Burns, director of Home Care, Case Management and Adult Protective Services. “Based on the population of Clermont County, the number of cases would be so much higher if all cases of sus-
pected abuse, neglect or exploitation was reported.” Senior Services has served as exclusive contract provider for Adult Protective Services with the Clermont County Department of Job and Family Services since 2000. Adult Protective takes calls at Senior Services at 513-536-4085, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. After-hours and holiday reports are received by Job and Family Services at 513732-7173, and Senior Services is notified to start the process of investigation. The Adult Protective Services team includes three full-time and one-part time investigators. Burns, a Registered Nurse, devotes about half of her time to managing Adult Protective. “Adult Protective is the only state-mandated service in Ohio for this population,” said Cindy Gramke, executive director of Clermont Senior Services. “Meals, home care, adult day care, transportation… are critical, but not mandated.” Abuse, neglect and exploitation cases have become more complex. Some victims face a combination of neglect, physical abuse, financial exploitation, psychological abuse, sexual abuse and abandonment. Gramke said the com-
plexity requires an interdisciplinary response from Senior Services, Developmental Disabilities, Mental Health and Recovery, Sheriff’s Office and township law enforcement, Probate Court, Prosecutor’s Office, Mercy Health – Clermont Hospital Geriatric Behavioral Health, and others. A Mobile Crisis Unit activates regularly and a 30-member team meets monthly to review cases and develop process improvements. “We’ve got the right mechanisms in place,” Gramke said. “We move far more quickly for all the right reasons. The channels are far more open to really helping an individual.” The Ohio Database for Adult Protective Services launched in 2017, connecting all counties. This allows for tracking of cases across county borders and collection of helpful stats for planning purposes. From July 1, 2017, through June 30, 1018, a total of 14,597 reports of abuse, neglect and exploitation were received for adults ages 60 and older statewide. A total of 4,490 individuals across the state were identified as in need of services, with 1,239 refusing services. That’s the big difference from Children’s Protective Services. Adults can refuse services.
“The people we are dealing with are not children,” Burns said. “An adult has a right to self-determination and we must respect this, even though we may not agree with their decisions and this may be frustrating to an outsider. We can’t just go in and make them do what’s best for them. APS Investigators must follow regulations, which may limit at the time what Adult Protective Service Investigators may be able to do.” Additionally, family members are not obligated to care for their aging parents or grandparents or extended family members unless they are currently acting in the role of caregiver. If a person has been acting in the role of caregiver and then stops this may be neglect. Adult Protective becomes the advocate of the adult who is referred, not of the person making the referral. Adult Protective can refer to appropriate services, but cannot make the adult accept them. The agency can refer exploitation to law enforcement. Burns said that 53 percent of Clermont County’s cases in 2018 were for selfneglect, with 25 percent for exploitation, and 19 percent neglect by others. Exploitation comes in many forms and one of APS
has seen recently is scams involving transfer of money. Scams may include the “sweetheart scams” where a person convinces a lonely senior that they are in love and bilks money from the unsuspecting person or the “get rich” scam. This year APS also have received more referrals involving homelessness or possible eviction, often with people running short of rent money. “A lot of people may think of physical abuse, but self-neglect is prevalent because they don’t want to bother their family, have no family, or do not know how to navigate the system,” Burns said. “A lot of people in their 80’s do not want to bother anybody because they were self-sufficient for so long. We’ll find out about their situation when they fall and EMS goes in. Something happens that makes someone notice, and we get a report.” Adult Protective investigates and evaluates the problem and comes up with a case plan for assisting the adult’s situation. Adult Protective Services, represented by Burns or one of the Investigators and assistance from the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for the county will go to court for a protective order as a last resort. For example, a
person with dementia who may be living in unsafe conditions without assistance from family or friends. In some cases, either a guardian of the estate is appointed for financial decisions and a guardian of person to make decisions not involving money. Due to a need for guardians, a volunteer program has been started for guardians of person. Volunteers require online training and have support from Licensed Social Workers connected with Clermont Senior Services as needed. This program is separate from Adult Protective Services. Under protective orders through court action, APS Director is sometimes appointed as a decision maker for placement and monitoring care of the person until a permanent guardian of person can be appointed by Probate Court. “Our goal is to keep the adult in the least-restrictive environment, to keep the person in their home,” Burns said. “We try to keep our eyes on them through services they receive. Clermont Senior Services will host free trainings for community partners during the year. Everyone is pulling together to help this growing population in need of help.”
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Woodcreek Subdivision -- Milford, Oh.
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Sat. Dec. 7th 2019 @ 12: noon 953 Creek Knoll Dr. Milford, Ohio 45150
**NOTE**Open House Viewing Dates (Sun. Nov. 24th 1:00-3:00 pm ); (Sun. Dec. 1st 1:00-3:00pm); (Wed. Eve. Dec. 4th 6:00-8:00pm); or by app. w/David Lewis 513-724-3903 2 story brick & frame home constructed in 1988 & w/ approx.. 2440 sf of living space plus a partially finished 1100sf lower level. This +/- 3500 sf home features 4 bdrms with master en suite shower, whirlpool tub, & walk in closet. full guest bathrm for 3 bedrooms, with family rm, formal dining & living rm, kitchen, laundry rm, office area, & attached 2 car garage, lower level has New carpet in the two finished areas & an unfinished mechanical rm. heated by forced air gas furn. w/central air, unit has a newer pump. property serviced by cavitate/ aeration sys. Home on a lg 2+ acre heavily wooded lot. The shingle roof NEW (approx.2 months old) & has a 50 yr transferrable warranty. The annual real estate taxes are $6,741.08 & the CCA values the property at $303,700. HOA dues are $750. & incl. priv. pool, tennis, trails, pond, & social facility. BASIC TERMS: Must register to bid with valid photo ID. 10% down by cash or good check on auction day, which will become your non refundable deposit. The real estate is sold As is with No contingencies. All desired inspections must be done prior to auction. Closing on or before Jan 7th 2020. A 10% Buyers premium will be added to the high bid to obtain the final contract selling price. Short tax proration will be used. Buyer pays all closing costs. General warranty deed given at closing with no liens or back taxes. See pic’s www.auctionzip.com user #7414. Closing at Technetitle Agency, 400 Technecentre Dr. Milford,Oh 45150 VISIT: OHIO REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS LLC.COM AGENTS/AUCTIONEERS: DAVID P. LEWIS 513-724-3903 or BRENT SEMPLE 513-341-9378
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3 bedrm. brick and frame ranch constructed in 1963 on 1.23 acres. The home contains approx. 1278 sf of living sp w/ full basement. It has master bedrm w/ half bath & hard wood floors in all bed rms. The living rm & dining rm has newer carpet, over hardwood, coved ceilings & living rm has wood burning fireplace. Access to rear patio from dining rm. kitchen. 2 car attached garage & 2 car detached garage, basement has half bath, lg laundry rm, lg rec rm, and mechanical rm w/ Rheem forced air oil, a Russell WB furn & central air. The home has 100amp breaker box, cistern, & septic system. 2018 real estate taxes are only $1478.00. No HOA. Clermont County PID# 302913CO82
BASIC TERMS Sells Regardless of Price to the highest bidder with no minimums or reserves. 10% down by cash or good check, on auction day, which will become your non refundable deposit. The real estate is sold As is with No contingencies. All inspections must be done prior to auction at your expense. Close within 30 days. A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the high bid to obtain the final contract selling price. Short tax proration. Buyer pays all closing costs. General warranty deed given at closing with no liens or back taxes. Visit www.auctionzip.com user#7414 for more pic’s. Closing at Technetitle Agency, 400 Technecentre Dr. Suite 400 Milford, Ohio 45150. 513-831-3398
Details visit: Ohio Real Estate Auctions LLC Auctioneers: David P. Lewis 513-724-3903 or 513-200-9670 Brent Semple 513-341-9378
TWO AUCTIONS - ONE DAY! Auction #1 Coin Auction!! Saturday, Dec. 7th • 10 AM Located at: 8 W. Main St., Mowrystown, Oh 45155 (15 Miles South of Hillsboro, Oh & 35 Miles North of Maysville, Ky). Abbreviated listing to include: Silver dollar key dates such as 1894; 3pc. “rainbow” set UNC. 1886, 1887, & 1888 (2) 1928 peace dollars; 1878CC trade dollar; 1921 peace; (2) 1883cc; 1925 misprint; 1893cc; (50) Eisenhower dollars; sev. unc. Coins; many Barber, Walking Lib; Kennedy & Franklin halves + (75) other Morgan and peace dollars; (2) 1877 Indian cents; sev. silver Eagles; sev. two and three cent pcs; Indian & wheat pennies; Several silver proof & commemorative sets; over 100 Graded coins w/sev. early release proofs; presidential dollar rolls UNC; PR. sterling silver candlesticks; plus many other silver coins not mentioned! TERMS: Cash, check, or credit card with 4% fee, all items sold in “AS IS” condition with no warranties or guaranties. Buyers responsible for items once auctioneer says SOLD! Auctioneer’s Note: These are coins from a couple separate collectors looking to downsize their collection. Many high quality coins. See nationwidesold.com for cataloged coin list! PLAN to attend!
Auction #2 Large “One Owner” Auction! *Guns-Tools-Antiques*
Saturday, Dec. 7th • 11 AM Located at: 8 W. Main St., Mowrystown, Oh 45155 (15 Miles south of Hillsboro, Oh & 35 Miles North of Maysville, Ky).
VERY clean gun Collection
Shotguns: REMINGTON MODEL 1100, 12GA. W/ 2 BARRELS; REMINGTON MODEL 870, 16GA W/ 2 BARRELS; STEVENS 16GA. SINGLE SHOT; SMITH AND WESSON 20GA. MODEL 300; STEVENS MODEL 59A .410GA.; WINCHESTER MODEL 37, .410GA; H&R TOPPER MODEL 098, .410GA; Early 12GA. double barrel; Rifles: Winchester 275-22CAL pump; Marlin .22CAL; Stevens A&T.22CAL YOUTH; Marlin model 60 .22CAL; Ruger model 1022 carbine; New England sportster 17 HMR; Iver Johnson .22CAL; Handguns Dickson, Cheyenne model .22MAG revolver; Air rifles Ted Williams model 799; RWS Luftpistol model 6G, German pistol; Hunter .177CAL. Approx (50) boxes of ammo; (NEW) Shooting vise; hunting clothing and gear. Knives: Case xx- UK Wildcats collectors knife; Sev. Buck hunting knives; Tools: Lots of good hand tools, (pliers, crescent wrenches, hammers, screwdrivers, vise grips; etc) (NEW) tabletop parts washer; Sev. pipe wrenches, sev. bolt cutters; Delta table top drill press; (2) drill press vises; small anvil; (2) Lg. bench vises; Craftsman 12 drawer roll around tool box: crowbars; log chains; (2) gas power washers; (2) bench grinders; (10) sets metal garage shelving; socket sets; wrench sets; come-alongs; chain binders; many containers full of hard hardware; (20+) workshop organizers full of electrical connectors; nuts, bolts, washers, screws, etc.!; Engine lift; (2) Werner alum. ext. ladders; (10) chainsaws with cases; handled yard/farm tools; sev. side shaft gas engines. Antiques & Collectors items: Maytag hit & miss engine; sev. jumbo peanut butter jars; many antique tractor reference books; two early mantel clocks; (2) Lawson dairy bottles with carrier; early reserve painted lamps (2) grinding stones (one 24”); Wagner Dutch oven; Sellers kitchen cabinet. Riding Mower & Parts: (7) Riding mowers in running condition, (Simplicity and Ariens brand); many new mower blades; mower tires and wheels; many other mower parts; high wheel push mower; mower repair books and manuals; new belts; used mower decks & parts, plus much more (owner had a complete mower repair business!) Cake Baking Supplies: Many Wilton brand cake baking items such as cake molds, cake pans; wedding cake stands and cake boards; cake boxes; cake decorating and cook books; cookie cutters plus much more! (*Owner had a cake baking business*) many canning jars and supplies; Antique glassware; McCoy pottery pcs. Terms: Cash, check, or credit card with 4% fee, all items sold in as is condition buyers responsible for item once auctioneer says sold! Auctioneer’s note: This is a one owner auction. Owners have sold their home and are moving away and downsizing! Many good tools, Nice guns and many mower parts, baking items & Antiques! Plan to attend!
Klayton Juillerat- Auctioneer (937) 205-5256
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AUCTION
Rt. 52 Ripley, Oh. 45167
Sun. Dec. 8th 10:00
Sale Held Inside Dress Warm Items Subject to Sell anytime Be on Time!!! New Building Material Lots of Hardwood Flooring- Kitchen Cabinets More!! Power & Hand Tools- Used Furniture- Antiques- 4 Wheelers01’ Blue Bird School Bus From RULH- 3pt. Wood Chipper & More!! Call or See Web For List & Terms-
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