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Council Member Accused of Sex Crimes Remains in Office After Failed Removal Vote
Council voted 5-1 to expel Dixon amid felony sex crime charges, but unanimous consent was required, allowing him to remain in office during ongoing investigations.
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Ohio city council’s vote fails to expel member accused of child sex crimes
WHITEHALL, Ohio — A city council member in a Columbus suburb accused of sex crimes involving children held onto his seat Tuesday after the council’s vote to expel him from office failed.The Columbus Dispatch reports Whitehall City Council voted, 5-1, to expel Gerald Dixon, but the city’s charter requires a unanimous vote. President Pro-Tempore Larry Morrison was the lone dissenting vote, the Dispatch reports.
·Cleveland, United States
Read Full ArticleWhitehall City Council allowing Gerald Dixon to remain on council after sexual abuse charges
In a surprising development last week, Whitehall City Council swore Dixon in to a new term on city council mere hours after he was released from jail. Dixon had won re-election in November.
·Columbus, United States
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