07/21/17 – 3:35 P.M.

American Electric Power Company says that it is dangerous to post signs to utility poles. In a release, AEP Ohio explains that these signs can create unsafe working conditions for its employees. They say that the objects used to hang nails, such as nails, tacks, and staples can obstruct climbing equipment. They can also tear the protective clothing the keeps a worker safe from electricity. AEP Ohio urges you to not post signs on utility poles for businesses, events, or any other purpose.

7/21/17 – 5:25 A.M.

A Fostoria man accused of viciously beating his girlfriend earlier this year has pleaded guilty to all the charges he is facing. The Review-Times reports 27-year-old Travis Dauterman appeared in court Thursday and plead guilty to a count of felonious assault, two counts of abduction, and one count of domestic violence.

Investigators say Dauterman held a woman in his home on March 15 and beat her for several hours. The victim was able to escape and call for help, leading to a lengthy standoff with Dauterman.

Sentencing is set for September 12. Dauterman faces more than 14 years in prison.

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