Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Erik Wisch was caught trying to peak into a window of the Heatherstone Condos in Mentor
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Wednesday, February 20
A registered sex offender was convicted of trying to peak into the window of two children in Mentor. Erik Wisch, 31, of Painesville, pleaded no contest to charges of attempted voyeurism and marijuana possession and was found guilty Tuesday in Mentor Municipal Court. Mentor detectives noticed Wisch peering into an apartment window at Heatherstone Condos on December 17. He got into his car but police pulled him over. He was sweaty and his zipper was down, police said. The window he was looking into belonged to two children under the age of five. Wisch was not sentenced Tuesday. Instead, his sentence will be given after a presentence report has been compiled. Wisch was convicted through Painesville Municipal court in 2010 for committing a sex…
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Catch the biggest stories from Mentor this week
1. Let's start with something pleasant. It is, after all, almost Christmas. Lake Catholic held its 22nd annual Holiday Fair in which the Cougars entertained the students of Broadmoor School. The students from both schools played games together, made crafts and enjoyed some holiday sweets. It made for some pretty adorable pictures. 2. The former Borders bookstore in Mentor has been empty since April 2011 but it will not be unoccupied for much longer. HomeGoods, a home furnishings store, is moving into the 22,000-square-foot space in the Creekside Common Shopping Plaza near the border of Mentor and Painesville Township. They will be retrofitting the building and hope to open by the summer of 2013. 3. Now, for some less pleasant news. A pair …
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
A Painesville man is accused of peeking into the bedroom of two children
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- Jason Lea
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Mentor Police arrested a man who is accused of peeking into the bedroom of two children, according to the Mentor Police Department Facebook page. Mentor detectives noticed Erik Wisch, 31, of Painesville, peering into an apartment window at Heatherstone Condos Monday evening. He got into his car but police pulled him over. He was sweaty and his zipper was down, police said. The window he was looking into belonged to two children under the age of five. Wisch was charged with attempted voyeurism, possession of drug paraphernalia, reckless operation of a vehicle and failure to wear a seat belt. These charges are misdemeanors and Wisch posted bond after his arraignment Tuesday. Wisch was convicted through Painesville Municipal court in 2010 for…
Steve the 3rd
8:29 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
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