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Cleveland Man Ends Crime Spree in Standoff, Theft and Zoning Cases Emerge
- A 20-year-old man, wanted for murder, killed himself during a four-hour standoff with Cleveland police, ending a crime spree.
- The former president and co-owner of a Cleveland plumbing supply company is accused of stealing over $5 million.
- Seven years after a lead-safe rental law, about 70% of Cleveland's rental units remain uncertified for lead hazards.
- An Ohio appellate court ruled that Cleveland must compensate TMS Enterprises for rezoning their $52,100 used-car lot investment site to residential.
- TMS Enterprises had invested in the land for a used-car dealership, but the city's rezoning to residential disrupted their business plans.
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cleveland.com·
Cleveland suspect who died in standoff was linked to string of violent crimes, police say
Fake invoices, bogus sales: Former Cleveland executive accused of $5 million theft
Cleveland’s lead-safe rental law has left most units uncertified. Officials want to change that
The Times of India·
Ohio firm spent $52,100 on car lot site; court says rezoning was a taking
Cleveland must consider compensation after rezoning a $52,100 used-car lot investment for housing