THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO ■ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2019
SECTION B, PAGE 4
TODAY’S LOG

Births

Mercy Health

St. Vin­cent Med­i­cal Center

Mar­ian Haynes, Toledo, boy, Sept. 16.

Whit­ney Ri­ley, Toledo, girl, Sept. 17.

Air­e­ana McClel­lan, Toledo, girl, Sept. 17.

Tasha and Mat­thew Al­len, Lam­bert­ville, boy, Sept. 19.

ProMed­ica Toledo Hos­pi­tal

Tara and Co­rey Di­mon, Tem­per­ance, girl, Aug. 23.

Mionna and Jared Howard, Toledo, girl, Sept. 17.

Jac­que­lyn and Mat­thew Olzak, Toledo, twin boys, Sept. 17.

Mar­iam Gear, Lima, Ohio, boy, Sept. 17.

Mar­riage li­censes

Lu­cas County

Sept. 16, 2019

Jon­a­than Pol­lauf, 32, sales, and Ash­ley Zaper, 28, nurse, both of Ore­gon.

Ja­neil Grinter, 46, pro­duc­tion, and Del­isha Cole­man, 49, pro­duc­tion lead, both of Toledo.

Con­nor Hoff­man, 25, en­gi­neer, and and Brit­t­any Ganss, 25, pho­tog­ra­pher, both of Wa­ter­ville.

Ali Met­walli, 23, and Amal El Aasar, 21, both of Toledo.

Brian Flynn, 28, en­gi­neer, and Molly Des­mond, 27, den­tal hy­gien­ist, both of Toledo.

Brian Ruff, 28, chef, of Hol­land, and Kelly Poli­zano, 29, bar­tender, of Per­rys­burg.

Caleb Op­blinger, 23, freight bro­ker, and Kylie Sny­der, 22, nurse as­sis­tant, both of Maumee.

Bran­don Cole­man, 35, pro­duc­tion worker, and Jaz­meika Spinks, 35, peer sup­porter, both of Toledo.

Reg­i­nald Phil­lips, 58, stock keeper, and Sadra Jones, 52, both of Toledo.

Le­nard By­num, 53, chef, of Detroit, and Jac­que­line Sta­ples, 52, sales man­ager, of Toledo.

Kee­gan Saw­yer, 27, nurs­ing home ad­min­is­tra­tor, of White­house, and Isa­bella Kar­a­mol, 25, ac­count ex­ec­u­tive, of Chi­cago.

Gre­gory Smith, Jr., 41, chef, and Una Love, 41, di­rect sup­port su­per­vi­sor, both of Toledo.

Ja­cob Schle­gel, 24, mar­ket

man­ager, and Zoe Wald­buesser, 24, in­sur­ance agent, both of Toledo.

Sept. 17, 2019

James Reese, 30, le­gal as­sis­tant, and Cait­lin No­tario, 26, pa­tient ser­vice as­so­ci­ate, both of Syl­va­nia.

Dar­ren White-Owens, 31, pro­duc­tion, and Rhonda Collins, 45, pro­duc­tion, both of Toledo.

Naeem Quazi, 32, stu­dent, of Maumee, and Ka­sumi Yamazaki, 33, pro­fes­sor, of Toledo.

Dar­ion Patrick, 26, and Shayla Welch, 26, med­i­cal as­sis­tant, both of Toledo.

Jor­dan West, 28, man­ager, and Au­tumn Mi­cha­lak, 28, both of Syl­va­nia.

Mat­thew Ba­dyna, 32, shift su­per­vi­sor, and Eliz­a­beth Over­berg, 28, vet­er­i­nary tech­ni­cian, both of Toledo.

Ikenna Eze­o­nye, 26, house­keep­ing, Tau­janic Tyler, 38, both of Toledo.

Sept. 18, 2019

John Skoski, 45, sales, and Patrick Enck, 40, of­fice man­ager, both of Toledo.

Lu­cas Wid­ner, 24, sales, and Madi­son Fontana, 23, nurse, both of Syl­va­nia.

Jere­miah Robin­son, 27, se­cu­rity, and Sade Prater, 29, de­vel­op­ment tech­ni­cian, both of Toledo.

David Bo­mia, 68, re­tired, and Theresa Bo­mia, 62, re­tired, both of Lam­bert­ville.

Dustin Beck­man, 32, trans­por­ta­tion, and Kris­ten Ko­zlo­wski, 34, trans­por­ta­tion, both of Ore­gon.

Keith Heur­ing, 29, mar­ket­ing spe­cial­ist, and Caleigh Oravecz, 25, mar­ket­ing co­or­di­na­tor, both of Toledo.

Justin Camuso, 28, dig­i­tal mar­keter, and Lu­cas Stall, 26, pub­lic af­fairs man­ag­ers, both of Toledo.

Har­ley Ab­shire, 30, dock worker, and Sta­cey Hor­vath, 23, fac­tory worker, both of Toledo.

Seth Le­wandowski, 20, and Ari­anna Paul, 18, both of Mon­roe.

David Grant, 53, di­rec­tor of pro­duc­tion, Michelle Mosk­o­witz, 50, of­fice man­ager, both of Maumee.

Duong Lam, 24, stu­dent, and Duong Dinh, 23, stu­dent, both of Maumee.

Mi­chael Thomp­son, 23, la­borer, and Jayda Gaa­ton, 25, do­nor

sup­port, both of Toledo.

Sept. 20, 2019

Zachary Camp­bell, 27, re­spi­ra­tory ther­a­pist, and Vic­to­ria Hi­sey, 24, server, both of Toledo.

Chris­to­pher Gil­lean, 40, me­chanic, and Sarah Goeb­bel, 27, med­i­cal as­sis­tant, both of Mon­roe.

Robert Court­ney, 31, self em­ployed, and Erin Cot­tle, 28, nurse, both of Toledo.

Nafiu Badru, 43, health-care worker, and Olai­tan Ose­mede, 40, health­care worker, both of Toledo.

Craig Poupard II, 34, self em­ployed, and Heather Carey, 35, man­ager, both of Tem­per­ance.

Mo­hamad Moussa, 28, and Mir­iam Dia, 23, pre-ser­vice spe­cial­ist, both of Toledo.

Quentin March, 35, con­trac­tor, and Megan Vier­ling, 32, clean­ing tech­ni­cian, both of Toledo.

Brad Ander­son, 35, cost an­a­lyst, and Lau­ren Mur­phy, 27, sched­ule, both of Syl­va­nia.

Mark Hen­dricks, 58, med­i­cal tech­nol­o­gist, of Bliss­fied, Mich., and Ni­cole Esch­bach, 40, nurse, of Syl­va­nia.

Danny Min­ton III, 48, la­borer, and Tina Coll­ing­sworth, 41, both of Mon­roe.

Ade­bu­sola Ba­lo­gun, 32, welder, and An­nas­ta­sia Bolden, 28, sale rep­re­sen­ta­tive, both of Toledo.

Sean Crow­ley, 38, phy­si­cian, of Tampa, Fla., and Brandy John­ston, 37, day­care ad­min­is­tra­tor, of Toledo.

Mi­chael Rechtin, 30, oral sur­gery res­i­dent, of Lud­low, Ky., and Paige Daney, 28, or­tho­don­tist, of Syl­va­nia.

Gar­rett Siefer, 64, tile set­ter, of Maumee, and Saman­tha Troiano, 23, so­cial worker, of Toledo.

Kar­ras Gor­don, 34, pro­duc­tion worker, and Jamie Frost, 34, cler­cial, both of Toledo.

Brian Brown, 61, banker, of Syl­va­nia, and Heather Go­rey, 43, credit an­a­lyst, of Adrian, Mich.

Ran­dal Smith, 58, car­pen­ter, of Swan­ton, and Heather Yates aka An­drews, 49, fac­tory worker, of Maumee.

Di­vorces granted

Lu­cas County

Iman Mo­hamed from Mu­nier Naz­zal.

Car­o­line Ballez from Eli­jah Ballez.

Lata­shia Lane from Lev­ell Lane.

Al­bert Bar­nett, Jr. from Dawn Bar­nett.

Ni­cole Baker from Jo­shua Baker.

Ty­rone Oliver from Clau­dine Brooks.

Mar­rissa Phil­lips from Jo­shua Neme­okay.

An­drea Lit­tle­john from Kel­ley Lit­tle­john.

Jes­sica Jor­dan from Jef­frey Jor­dan.

Vic­to­ria Mims from Melvin Har­ris, Jr.

Harold Pol­ley, Jr. from Janet Pol­ley.

Han­nah Horner form Jo­shua Horner.

Raydell Kurfess from Brian Kurfess.

Jon­a­than Brug II from De­sirae Piasecki.

De­sirae Piasecki from Jon­a­than Brug II.

Mary Papin from Ervin Wicker, Sr.

Ervin Wicker, Sr. from Mary Papin.

Sabrina Walker from Cameron Moran.

Cameron Moran from Sabrina Walker.

Raquel Miller from Douglas Miller.

Dis­so­lu­tions granted

Lu­cas County

Ed­gardo Freyre and Sal­lyann Treadaway.

Amanda Davis and Gre­gory Davis II.

Karey Grabowski and Brian Grabowski.

Sara Peters and Joseph Peters.

Ni­cole Mat­tek and Ja­son Mat­tek.

Jen­ni­fer Dew­hurst and Todd Dew­hurst.

Tyla Ben­nett and Aaron Ben­nett.

San­dra Pi­etrzak and Alan Pi­etrzak.

Jenna Mark­ov­ich and Adam Krue­ger.

Roberto Vasquez and Maria Alvar­ado-Rey­n­aga.

Paige Bur­key and Al­lene Bur­key.

Kel­sey Cardell and Chris­to­pher Cardell.

Michelle Mears and Jesse Mears.

Dogs killed

Dogs killed Sept. 18-19 un­der the di­rec­tion of Jes­sica Poupard, in­terim di­rec­tor of the Lu­cas County Canine Care & Con­trol:

Breed and de­scrip­tion; rea­son; in­take type and date with lo­ca­tion found if stray. Dogs killed for poor be­hav­ior on body-han­dling and re­source-guard­ing as­sess­ments are scored on a scale of 5, with higher scores be­ing more ag­gres­sive. Dog-ag­gres­sion as­sess­ments are not scored:

Chow chow, black fe­male, un­li­censed; bite his­tory; sur­ren­dered

Sept. 7 by Jen­ni­fer Gobeski, Willys Park­way, Toledo.

“Pit bull,” white and black male, un­li­censed; fear­ful/​un­safe; stray taken to shel­ter Sept. 14 by Jes­sica Guardado, Oak Street, Toledo.

“Pit bull,” gray and white male, li­censed; failed be­hav­ior eval­u­a­tion/​re­source guarder (scored 4 out of 5 on Sept. 18); stray picked up Sept. 3 by a con­trol of­fi­cer at 341 E. Lake St., Toledo.

“Pit bull,” black male, un­li­censed; failed be­hav­ior eval­u­a­tion/​dog ag­gres­sion (charg­ing dogs and try­ing to bite in play­group Sept. 18); stray taken to shel­ter Sept. 11 by Toledo po­lice from Cen­tral Avenue and Mana­hat­tan Bou­le­vard, Toledo.


Dogs adopted

Dogs adopted out Sept. 18-19 un­der

the di­rec­tion of Jes­sica Poupard, in­terim di­rec­tor of the Lu­cas County Canine Care & Con­trol:

Breed and de­scrip­tion; in­take type and date with lo­ca­tion found if stray:

Lab­ra­dor re­triever, black male; sur­ren­dered Sept. 15 by Joanne Steele, Wil­der­ness Drive, South Lyon, Mich.

“Pit bull,” brown and white fe­male; stray taken to shel­ter Sept. 20 by Don Wob­ser, West Alexis Road, Toledo, from I-75 and the An­thony Wayne Trail, Toledo.

“Pit bull,” or­ange and white male; stray picked up Sept. 5 by a con­trol of­fi­cer at 941 Or­chard St., Toledo.

Go to to­le­doblade.com/​do­g­logterms for a glos­sary of the terms used in the dog log.

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new­est mem­ber of the zoo.

The 3-foot-long rep­tile was dis­cov­ered Thurs­day in the pond. Staff from the zoo as­sessed the sit­u­a­tion Thurs­day and got to work Fri­day work­ing to re­move the slith­ery scoun­drel, but cap­tur­ing it proved dif­fi­cult.

The ga­tor showed it­self sev­eral times Fri­day, but quickly van­ished. Work­ers be­gan pump­ing and low­er­ing the pond about noon.

Mr. Gav­er­ick was con­fi­dent the al­li­ga­tor would stay in the pond and could prey on small fish. How­ever, he said it

would not have made it through the win­ter if not cap­tured.

“It’s in a pond with a lot of sticks and branches,” Mr. Garv­er­ick said. “It’s muddy, and we’re fall­ing down some­times. He’s in his el­e­ment, and we’re not.”

Cai­mans are na­tive to Mex­ico and Cen­tral and South Amer­ica and are of­ten pur­chased as ex­otic pets. Al­li­ga­tors, mean­while, are found in the south­east­ern United States.

The pond is of­ten called the Bi­ol­ogy Pond and is used by stu­dents at both schools for ac­a­demic study. A teacher alerted school ad­min­is­tra­tion af­ter spot­ting the an­i­mal Thurs­day morn­ing.

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com­plaint and not to open an of­fi­cial in­ves­ti­ga­tion can­not be ap­pealed, Lieu­tenant Toney said. In­ter­nal af­fairs find­ings can only be ap­pealed by the Ci­vil­ian Po­lice Review Board af­ter an of­fi­cial in­ves­ti­ga­tion takes place.

An in­ves­ti­ga­tion could be opened if new ev­i­dence is

sub­mit­ted, he said.

Mr. Rose has said there is an­other video of the in­ci­dent but that he could not yet re­lease it based on the ad­vice of the fam­ily’s at­tor­ney. Once the crim­i­nal charges against the twins are re­solved, he said they plan to file a law­suit. “We’re not go­ing to stop,” he said.

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419-724-6282 or on
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Isle Royale National Park
receives additional wolves

HOUGHTON, Mich. — Of­fi­cials said four gray wolves from Mich­i­gan’s Up­per Pen­in­sula were trans­ported for re­set­tle­ment in Isle Roy­ale Na­tional Park to help re­store the pred­a­tor spe­cies on the Lake Su­pe­rior is­land chain, though one of them died shortly af­ter ar­riv­ing.

The Na­tional Park Ser­vice said Fri­day that Isle Roy­ale’s wolf pop­u­la­tion is now 17.

It had fallen to two be­fore the proj­ect be­gan in 2018.

Of­fi­cials plan to re­lo­cate a to­tal of 20-30 wolves from Can­ada, Mich­i­gan, and Min­ne­sota to the park over

sev­eral years, in­clud­ing the an­i­mals that have al­ready been taken there.

Wolves prey on moose that can dam­age the is­land’s veg­e­ta­tion.

Su­per­in­ten­dent Phyl­lis Green says ob­tain­ing an­i­mals from dif­fer­ent places will pre­vent the in­breed­ing that nearly wiped out the pop­u­la­tion.

The new­est wolves — two males and two fe­males — were flown in Sept. 13.

One fe­male died shortly af­ter­ward. A necropsy is planned but Ms. Green said the re­lo­ca­tion is stress­ful for wolves.

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