LORAIN POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED
BREAKING NEWS
Amherst Police arrested Lorain Police Officer Corey Earl Saturday afternoon on charges he violated a Civil Protection Order (CPO).
Amherst Police Lt. Joseph Kucirek said that on the afternoon of September 1st 2007, the Amherst Police Department investigated the possible violation of a previously issued Civil Protection Order (CPO). After a preliminary investigation, it was determined that enough probable cause existed to issue a warrant for Mr. Cory Earl of Amherst, for the violation of Ohio Revised Code 2919.27; Violating Protection Order (M-1). After the warrant was issued, Mr. Earl was located in the City of Lorain and was taken into custody without incident. Earl was transported to the Lorain County Jail where he his being held until his court appearance in Oberlin Municipal Court on September 4th at 8:30 AM.
There is no additional information being released on this incident at this time, as there is still an ongoing investigation and charges pending.
Earl, who is also the President of the Lorain Police Union, was placed on paid leave on August 20th by Lorain Police Chief Cel Rivera, citing medical reasons for the leave, after he allegedly went to an Amherst home threatening to kill himself with a gun. The home belongs to Earl’s estranged wife. It was because of that incident that Earl’s wife took out the CPO against her husband. The order, aside from requiring Earl to stay 500 feet away from his wife, also states that he is not to carry a gun.
Amherst Police arrested Lorain Police Officer Corey Earl Saturday afternoon on charges he violated a Civil Protection Order (CPO).
Amherst Police Lt. Joseph Kucirek said that on the afternoon of September 1st 2007, the Amherst Police Department investigated the possible violation of a previously issued Civil Protection Order (CPO). After a preliminary investigation, it was determined that enough probable cause existed to issue a warrant for Mr. Cory Earl of Amherst, for the violation of Ohio Revised Code 2919.27; Violating Protection Order (M-1). After the warrant was issued, Mr. Earl was located in the City of Lorain and was taken into custody without incident. Earl was transported to the Lorain County Jail where he his being held until his court appearance in Oberlin Municipal Court on September 4th at 8:30 AM.
There is no additional information being released on this incident at this time, as there is still an ongoing investigation and charges pending.
Earl, who is also the President of the Lorain Police Union, was placed on paid leave on August 20th by Lorain Police Chief Cel Rivera, citing medical reasons for the leave, after he allegedly went to an Amherst home threatening to kill himself with a gun. The home belongs to Earl’s estranged wife. It was because of that incident that Earl’s wife took out the CPO against her husband. The order, aside from requiring Earl to stay 500 feet away from his wife, also states that he is not to carry a gun.
posted by TMC NEWS at 11:08 PM
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A FEW OFFICER-INVOLVED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LINKS
TACOMA SAID IT WAS A PRIVATE MATTER
http://www.myspace.com/tacoma_taser
BLOG: BEHIND THE BLUE WALL
http://behindthebluewall.blogspot.com/
LANEJUDSON.COM
DAD OF CRYSTAL JUDSON WHO WAS KILLED BY HER POLICE CHIEF HUSBAND:
http://www.lanejudson.com/
ABUSE OF POWER
http://www.abuseofpower.info/
It's about time this cop got arrested. If he was just a "citizen" his ass would have been in jail from the beginning. How come the cops protect their own?
If you do not personally know Corey or understand the story, dont talk shit. Corey would take his shirt off his back and give it to you in need. He is the nicest guy you will ever meet. Corey is not involved in any domestic violence and he is not that kind of guy to lay his hand on any female. TRUST ME.
perhaps jay needs to read up on domestic violence. then you will understand that it is not just physical violence that applies. it can involve the emotional and psychological games that may be surrounding this case. perhaps a "bouncy" room would be more proper. as far as his shirt...well they already took the gun, they need to take that too. so he doesn't hang himself.
I have known Corey Earl since he was the bouncer at STARS disco, and through the years I have NEVER seen him no other way other then, happy with that big smile on his face, he was always a pleasure to be around, and I can't picture him any other way.....maybe SOME cops will use the power to get away with things, but with Corey I just doubt that is the case, I have faith in him, and pray all will work out alright.
Just curious Elaine, but, what should he have been thrown in jail for prior to the CPO violation?
I have known Corey Earl for over 25 years now since he was the bouncer at STARS disco, and through the years I can say I NEVER recall him being nothing other then happy, laughing, with that big ol’ smile on his face, I realize that some cops may use their power to get away with certain things, but I highly doubt this was the case with Corey, I will support him, and pray everything works out for the best for him…..Hang in there COR!!!
Diane... call the jail so he doesn't "hang in the"re jail. no shirt and pants for Corey!
Diane did you sleep with him too?
Cloud Writer needs to hang up the witch hunt. If you need to point your finger at others to make yourself feel better do it when you fully understand what you are talking about. You got put in your place last time and we'll put you in your place this time. Get all the fact before you start lumping people in to groups. You have been and still are a ignorant and misplace person.
Cloud_Writer stands behind links to push some kind of one-sided message. It is one that I hope gets him/her in trouble someday with an attitude like that.
bloggerdude, that was a stupid comment about Diane. Is that the level you stoop too to get a rise out of people.? Looks like you have issues that need some attention for. Got a "bouncy room" for you maybe?
Pete, Avon
Cloud writer didn't get put in her place the last time. She posted and no one posted AFTER her, if I remember correctly.
Maybe someone should actually READ the middle two links. I have personally talked with Lane Judson, of whom works tirelessly to implement programs TO HELP cops get help and for the victims as well. It isn't a witch hunt, but rather implementing a plan to prevent the next tragedy.
Elaine is correct. If I were to pull out a gun and threaten to kill myself in front of my spouse, you better believe I would have not been allowed to sleep it off at a friends house. Cops protect their own, Elaine. It is the blue wall.
Everyone always thinks everyone is ok, everybody is great, such a great person, wonderful career, I have worked with him, etc etc.....even in Domestic violence that DOES not involve police. Those who are involved hide it well.
Unless you live with him Dianne, you just don't know how bad it was. I am certain his wife was scared beyond belief with her husband standing in front of her, ready to kill himself. *I* would be wondering if he was gonna take me with him. Think about that one for a minute.
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Put in her place? Sorry, I don't see it.
I noticed that Corey was the party that filed for divorce. Also, there was recently an incident at the marital residence involving drinking and minor children under the care of Mrs. Laura Earl. She failed to adequately supervise them and the police were called. We don't know the circumstances of what really happened when Corey went over to the marital residence, do we? We have "He said, She said". How do we know that SHE isn't setting him up? I mean, c'mon, no soon to be ex-wife has EVER called her soon to be ex-husband over on the pretext of something being wrong with the house, the kids, etc and then turned around and called the cops crying the husband was violating his CPO, have they? I say let the domestic relations court sort it out.
You can't see it "dd" because you have the blinders on as well. Bottom line if you take all these police officer domestic violence incidents that the media reports on in the United States and compare them to the actual amount of police officers working in the USA , the amount of "bad apples" is less then 2%.And before you start beating the "unreported abuse" drum, you can make blanket statements like that with no proof or facts to back it up, so don't. I'm sure if you did your homework, you'd find that domestic abuse in police officer is no different that domestic abuse in the general public. I think real domestic violence in any shape is horrible and I know that it happens in all forms of our society. I am just opposed to people singling out law enforcement because they work in a fish bowl and are an easy target. If you want stop domestic violence attack all of it not just a certain area because it serves your purpose to distort the truth.
Oh....and Cloud Writer got owned last time. Maybe she will do the right thing and address all domestic violence so all victims can be helped instead of trying to make an issue to serve her own personal agenda.
hey bloggerdude, you sound like a real sicko to me, you have issues, that was MY opinion, and if you had to post a comment bout me sleeping with him and him hangin himself that is really sick, go get some counseling!!!!
Ok some may know him for years. But he is going through many emotions at this moment and he is not in his right mind. I would not feel safe with an officer on my streets, as I do live in the City of Lorain. I do hope he does seek some type of help. If I pull a gun on someone and said I'm going to kill myself I would be in jail.
adamas, apparently you haven't read any of the links that were posted. It is QUITE different.
"I'm sure if you did your homework, you'd find that domestic abuse in police officer is no different that domestic abuse in the general public."
It's QUITE different, actually. But I knew you wouldn't click on a link...
How Police DV Abuse is Different
You have nowhere to hide. . . .
You are isolated from family, friends, and other police officers' wives.
Fear of the abuser may prevent your friends or family from helping you.
You may be afraid to go to shelter because your abuser knows or can easily find out the location of area shelters.
Your abuser may know shelter personnel and gain entrance or information either by lying or through intimidation.
You may be afraid to risk the safety of other shelter residents, family or friends.
You may fear that domestic violence advocates share information with the police.
You may be afraid to access medical care because providers may contact law enforcement.
The usual sources of community help and support are unavailable, untrained, or unwilling to risk helping you.
Your abuser intimidates and/or threatens your family and friends if they assist you in any way.
Your abuser has access to vehicle registration information, social security information, etc.
Your abuser has had professional training to. . . .
Take control in any and all situations.
Intimidate by his presence alone - uniform, stance, voice.
Interrogate people to get information.
Be deceptive and manipulative.
Blame others for his use of force.
Use weapons.
Use his body as a weapon.
Inflict pain and leave no marks or bruises.
Misuse of job perquisites as an officer enables. . . .
"Patrolling" of your house, work place, children's day care center by abuser or fellow officers.
Use of surveillance tools such as phone taps; sound-activated audio and video recording of your activities in the house.
Use of police scanner to listen to cellular phone calls.
Attachment of vehicle tracking devices to your car.
Ability to run license plates, obtain documentation, find unlisted phone numbers and addresses of anyone whom you contact.
Your abuser to enter your house or vehicle at will using lock pick tools and skills.
Enlistment of neighbors to watch and report to him in return for "favors" from him.
Harassment of you, your family or friends with traffic stops, evidence planting, false arrests.
You face overwhelming psychological threats and emotional barriers. . .
No one believes you. You are labeled as crazy or as a troublemaker.
Family, friends, or neighbors may not honor your confidentiality.
Your disclosure of abuse challenges others' disbelief that a police officer can be a batterer.
He says people will believe his version of the story because he is a police officer.
You know he will punish you for interfering with his job.
He uses interrogation and "The Voice" to intimidate and humiliate you and loved ones.
The level of potential lethality is greater when the abuser is a police officer.
Your abuser has the means to harm or kill you if you interfere with his job.
He claims to know how to commit the "perfect crime".
He claims to know criminals who would harm you if he told them to.
He threatens to kill you both if he loses his job.
He threatens to kill you and make it look like a suicide.
He suggests that you use his weapon to kill yourself.
I was beat-up, held-hostage with a gun, kidnapped, slapped, kicked, shoved,stalked and harasses by ONE OF THE NICEST POLICE OFFICERS in the world. My Law Enforecement Officer even won AGENT OF THE YEAR for 2006 before his arrest for Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature. Before his arrest everyone 'thought' he was the finest, most upstanding Police Officer you could meet. You don't know Officer Earl and you have no idea about his 'secret side.'
I am willing to bet that a few posters on here have been through a divorce, and we all know that it can be devastating. Imagine losing your wife/husband and family and think about how tough that would be, or has been. Nobody is perfect, we all have done something we regret in the name of love. I can't believe there isn't anything better to report than this guy's personal life.
bloggerguy...I am all for freedom of speech but your comments are really loathsome. I will pray for you.
"dd" I am very familiar with cloud writers links. 99% of what you mentioned every domestic violence victim goes through. You don't have to be married police officer to;
Feel you have nowhere to hide.
Be isolated from family, friends, and co-workers wives.
Fear of the abuser may prevent your friends or family from helping you.
You may be afraid to go to shelter because your abuser may find out the location of area shelters.
Your abuser may know shelter personnel and gain entrance or information either by lying or through intimidation.
You may be afraid to risk the safety of other shelter residents, family or friends.
You may fear that domestic violence advocates share information with friends and co-workers.(yeah the hippa law doesn't work so well.)
You may be afraid to access medical care because providers may contact family or friends.
The usual sources of community help and support are unavailable, untrained, or unwilling to risk helping you.
Your abuser intimidates and/or threatens your family and friends if they assist you in any way.
Your abuser has access to vehicle registration information, social security information, etc.
Intimidate by his or HER (men are abused as well...don't just be a man hater) presence alone.
Interrogate people to get information.
Be deceptive and manipulative.
Blame others for his use of force.
Use weapons.
Use his body as a weapon.
Inflict pain and leave no marks or bruises.
Stalking of your house, work place, children's day care center by abuser or friends or co-workers.
Use of surveillance tools such as phone taps; sound-activated audio and video recording of your activities in the house.(Found on the internet or radio shack.)
Use of police scanner to listen to cellular phone calls.(again found at radio shack.)
Attachment of vehicle tracking devices to your car.(GPS tracking equipment is sold to the public)
Ability to run license plates, obtain documentation, find unlisted phone numbers and addresses of anyone whom you contact. (Again any schmoe with internet can gain most if not all that info. Most are public record.)
Your abuser to enter your house or vehicle at will using lock pick tools and skills. (internet!!!)
Enlistment of neighbors to watch and report to him in return for "favors" from him.
Harassment of you, your family or friends with phone calls and threats
You face overwhelming psychological threats and emotional barriers. . .
No one believes you. You are labeled as crazy or as a troublemaker.
Family, friends, or neighbors may not honor your confidentiality.
He says people will believe his version of the story because nobody will believe you.
You know he will punish you for interfering with his family friends or job.
He uses interrogation and "The Voice" to intimidate and humiliate you and loved ones.
The level of potential lethality is greater when the abuser is a police officer. (FALSE- show me real stats on that not just internet referrals.)
Your abuser has the means to harm or kill you if you interfere with his job.
He claims to know how to commit the "perfect crime".
He claims to know people who would harm you if he told them to.
He threatens to kill you both if he loses his job.
He threatens to kill you and make it look like a suicide.
He suggests that you use his weapon to kill yourself.
Every one of your statements are true in EVERY domestic violence case.
It makes people feel justified to see police offers get in trouble because people hold grudges against the officer that gave them that ticket, DUI or they didn't agree with you on some encounter you had with them.
"dd" you an cloud writer can continue to point that finger or you can use your energy to help ALL DV victims instead of just the one that make you feel better or serve your purpose.
See...I did do my homework....and like cloud writer, you just got schooled!
Now do the right thing.
I am doing the "right" thing.
I would love to lock you in a room with Lane Judson for an hr or two and see what he went thru and what his daughter and family went thru.
Google his name. And know this Adamas.....In order for Congress to approved a bill with a provision that will allow local and state law enforcement agencies to apply for more than $200 million in federal money per fiscal year to fund domestic violence programs, it must not be so isolated, now, is it?
The “Crystal Judson Domestic Violence Protocol Program” aims to train local victim advocates, ensure a more consistent response to domestic violence in law enforcement agencies and provide Department of Justice oversight.
Click my name and school yourself.
Lock me in a room to force your point of view on me?!?
Now who's trying to abuse power?
When your point of view is so weak that you need to lock people down to make them listen to it, you need to re-think how questionable your view point is.
"dd" you really need use this type of determination to rally behind ALL domestic violence victims.
Do the right thing...
As you refuse to open your mind to anything that was posted or said, I suspect you would have to be forced to listen to someone who lost their child, such as Lane.
I *DO* the right thing and am against all dv, cop related or not.
Click my name and lisen to Lane....will you? And *really* listen to Lane. He mirrors what we are striving for.
He wants everyone to get help and get out alive. He isn't anti cop, but rather looking for ways to implement changes to help police who NEED help, without fear of repercussion or ridicule and to help the victims as well.
Great Job TMC! Very good story. People, need to be made aware when a police officer violates the publics trust and breaks the law. I hope he gets the proper punishment for his egregious actions.
"Justice will only exist where those not affected by injustice are filled with the same amount of indignation as those offended."
Lord let the decision makers be wise,
overtake the hard hearted with Your love,
and cradle, comfort, and protect her trembling.
Send angels.
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