Adam Ferrise is a Crime Reporter at https://t.co/pkb180MTxp. He focuses on law and legal affairs, with a particular emphasis on litigation, bringing critical insights into crime-related issues. Adam's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Star Online, Firehouse Magazine, and cleveland.com, among others.
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Adam Ferrise's articles largely focus on local crime, lawsuits, and legal policy within Ohio, particularly Cleveland. His coverage is heavily concentrated on breaking news and evolving stories in the area of government & politics and crime.
If you have expertise in local law enforcement issues or legal matters related to government policies within Ohio or specifically Cleveland, providing insights into ongoing cases or emerging trends could be valuable for Adam's reporting. Additionally, if you can offer perspectives on evolving legal situations such as lawsuits or criminal cases within these areas, your input may be relevant to his coverage.
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By: Adam Ferrise
Officer Jacob Derbin’s family sued over what it said were failures by Euclid police and dispatch that led to his death during a domestic violence call.
Gregory and Danielle Parker built large Instagram following by flaunting luxury vacations and cars, but federal prosecutors say it was all funded by real estate fraud targeting Cleveland properties.
By: Adam Ferrise
More than 1,000 items left on Notre Dame College's campus after it shuttered are now up for auction.
Michael Buehner's wrongful conviction suit was dropped after he served 20 years for a murder he did not commit.
By: Adam Ferrise
The lawsuit was filed over the April 2025 fatal shooting of Charles Shanklin.
A Medina County widow settled a lawsuit for $3 million after her husband died in a crash.
By: Adam Ferrise
Ronald Whittaker said he didn't know why he started drug dealing in Lorain and Elyria, and that he "just did it."
By: Adam Ferrise
Spencer Lowe accused North Royalton officials of retaliation for reporting that superiors deleted felony charges from his arrest report of an off-duty Orange Village officer caught driving drunk with three guns in his car.
By: Adam Ferrise
Bile Jean Philippe Assemian pleaded guilty to conspiring to ship 58 guns from Warrensville Heights to the Ivory Coast.
By: Adam Ferrise
Val Iliev sold poor-quality body armor to more than a dozen law enforcement agencies while falsely claiming his vests were certified by the National Institute of Justice.
