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Justice Must Speak Loudly to Protect Our Amish Community | Geauga County Maple Leaf
When three men stormed an Amish business in Geauga County on Oct. 9—brutally beating the owner, robbing him and threatening to kidnap his 8-year-old son—they did more than commit a violent crime. They violated the safety and trust of one of the most peaceful and vulnerable communities among us. Adding to the outrage, authorities say they were aided by an Amish taxi driver—someone hired to serve as a trusted link between Amish families and the ou…
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Justice Must Speak Loudly to Protect Our Amish Community | Geauga County Maple Leaf
When three men stormed an Amish business in Geauga County on Oct. 9—brutally beating the owner, robbing him and threatening to kidnap his 8-year-old son—they did more than commit a violent crime. They violated the safety and trust of one of the most peaceful and vulnerable communities among us. Adding to the outrage, authorities say they were aided by an Amish taxi driver—someone hired to serve as a trusted link between Amish families and the ou…
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