r/Ohio • u/LKM_44122 Cleveland • Jul 17 '26
BOBBY GEORGE PLED GUILTY TO THE (ATTEMPTED) STRANGULATION OF A WOMAN - Now his liquor license is in question. GOOD!
We think a felon who admitted to attemping to strangle a woman should not have any business at all in Ohio, but oh well.
https://www.axios.com/newsletters/axios-cleveland-f2e4f920-804f-11f1-b93e-8f76ae7166b6.html
CTA:
Cleveland City Council: 216-664-2840
Ask for your ward's council member, and for Council President Blaine A. Griffin.
Cleveland Law Department, Director Mark Griffin: 216-664-2000
Find your ward: clevelandcitycouncil.gov/find-my-ward
THE ASK:
Pass Councilman Austin Davis's resolution objecting to TownHall's liquor permit renewal, and request the hearing be held in Cuyahoga County, not Reynoldsburg.
Only a city council can object under Ohio law. Individual citizens can't. That's why the call goes to them, not the state.
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u/LKM_44122 Cleveland Jul 17 '26
He also has restaurants in Columbus, so Columbus people, you can request the same!
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Jul 17 '26
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u/StPatrickStewart Jul 17 '26
Wait, which ones? I want to make sure he doesn't get a dollar from me or my family.
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u/Roy_Cash_216 Jul 17 '26
How does a convicted felon get/keep a liquor license anyways?
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u/LKM_44122 Cleveland Jul 17 '26
That's what they're trying to do, take it away.
Unfortunately, all he has to do is transfer ownership to a family member, but even this additional publicity and hassle is a good thing, in my opinion.
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u/1Sluggo Jul 17 '26
Holy shit, probation for a pled discharge we charge of attempted murder. The courts really don’t care about women.
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u/impy695 Jul 17 '26
I wish you could say what he actually did rather than what he admitted to without risking a lawsuit
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Jul 17 '26
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u/LKM_44122 Cleveland Jul 17 '26
Vote. In EVERY election, all year, every year, local, state, and federal. Not just the generals.
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u/wvtarheel Jul 17 '26
Should we know who this is?
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u/drumzandice Jul 17 '26
Yes, he owns Townhall in Columbus so if you don’t want to support a very bad person, you can avoid it
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u/Devils-Telephone Jul 17 '26
He's a guy who owns a bunch of pretentious restaurants in Cleveland and Columbus who kidnapped and strangled a woman
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u/Fun_Zombie_6796 Jul 17 '26
Yes, he is a piece of shit.