Man arrested, 1 injured in shooting

A man was seriously injured after he was shot outside the Park Place Lounge, 1507 Aster Ave., Sunday morning.

At about 3:30 a.m., a 39-year-old Akron man was found on the ground outside the bar with a gunshot wound to his back.

Police said there was a fight inside of the bar between the victim and suspect, 29-year-old Charles Shinn of Akron.

Shinn fled the bar during the fight, went back to his apartment and got a handgun, police said. He returned to the bar and fired several shots at the victim.

Shinn was charged with felonious assault and booked to the Summit County Jail.

The victim was taken to Cleveland Clinic Akron General with major injuries, police said.

Officers recovered a .45 caliber pistol inside Shinn’s apartment after the incident. is charged with felony evidence-tampering and misdemeanors including coercion and falsification.

Sean O’Connell resigned as a Sandusky County investigator last year and was indicted last week on charges including dereliction of duty and obstructing official business. The attorney general’s office says an unrelated felony charge accuses the 53-year-old Fremont man of misusing a law enforcement database.

O’Connell was arrested. The court clerk’s office couldn’t confirm Tuesday whether he has an attorney.

The charges mostly relate to O’Connell’s investigation of the beating and shooting of 28-year-old Heather Bogle. Her body was found in her car trunk in Clyde in April 2015.

After other investigators took over the murder case, a suspect was charged this year and pleaded not guilty. before dying of cancer.

WXIX-TV reports that Trey Jones and his 3-year-old son, Keegan, handed over the ball to Wally Herbert last week so it could be added to a memorial wall for Herbert’s son, Walter.

Votto had high-fived Walter, who was known as “Superbubz,” and gave him the home-run bat and a No. 19 Reds jersey during the Aug. 31 game.

Jones, of Anderson Township, says he’d wanted to give the ball to the Walter’s family since the game because it means more to them than to him. a nearby hospital.

Police arrested the man and charged him with felonious assault. He was scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday.