When an order of protection is issued there is a hearing with evidence presented in front of a judge. All too often, so the officer remains on the force, charges will be reduced or just disappear. I have a question for the prosecutor on the case who obviously had enough evidence to secure th order of protection at the initial hearing. WHY? And are you willing to guarantee the victim's safety and well being?
- Good Ole Boy Network, Swings Into Action: Amherst Prosecutor Anthony Pecora Wants Charges Dropped Against Lorain Ohio Police Officer Corey Earl For Violation Of Estranged Wife’s Restraining Order LORAIN, OHIO — An Amherst city prosecutor has asked a judge to dismiss charges that embattled Lorain police officer Corey Earl violated a civil protection order his estranged wife filed against him. Amherst Prosecutor and Law Director Anthony Pecora wants the case dismissed from Oberlin Municipal Court because of some questionable testimony Earl’s wife.
