MORE: State investigation shows claims against nursing home unsubstantiated
County Prosecutor David Fornshell said Hill also asked to borrow money while awaiting a settlement from a dog-bite case, “providing forged documentation indicating he was going to receive significant settlement proceeds.”
The neighbor loaned him $34,000, only to learn “there never was a dog-bite settlement” and was never repaid, Fornshell added in a text message.
MORE: Elder abuse cases on the rise in Clark County
Fornshell said the loan problem was discovered first, the other allegations later after further investigation.
Hill was free while awaiting arraignment, scheduled for April 6.
In Other News
1
34 people were indicted in Butler and Warren counties
2
Cincinnati man gets prison in Warren County OVI crash that killed...
3
Ex-West Chester Twp. police officer who faces tampering, misuse of data...
4
Ohio AG opens inquiry into ‘despicable’ racist text campaign
5
Jail calls: Ohio inmates say incriminating, damaging things on recorded...
About the Author
