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CAROL MIPMAN : Warrant never executed, specific charges unknown. ALLEN TATE First Degree Riot; Arson The | above individuals were referred to locally as the "Kent 25." Only five of the 25 individuals indicted were tried. FOGLESONG and SHUB entered pleas of guilty. RUFE was found guilty on the charge ef interfering with a fireman, and subsecuently received a six month sentence? to run coneurrently with a previous sensence on a narcotics charge. Cherres against EBLEIK and KRICHSLAS were dismissed wAacwtew ££ gi ¢uei an Tn MUd tile, Vit ld Ul Ldlide Two of the 25 defendants were never located and arrested by rortage County authorities. They were MIRMAN, wno reportedly went to California, and ‘TATE, who reportedly went to New York. On December 7, 1971, Special State Prosecutor JOR HAYWARD asxed Common Pleas Judge BCWIN JONES ts cismiss echarees acainc+ thr remaining 8 iandAividiale wunder inAiestrant = Bitea Ev“ all a ene an w VAIS Nw da cielo ©) ww Ce WM De Ce ee ee he due to lack of evidence. On Decemoer 29, 1971, Meg SG FOS Coe tS ae Portese County, Ravennas mia, aavisea” thes on “becemnver 23, 1971, Common Pleas Judges #DWIN JONES and ALBEE? CARIS signed orcers dismissing the charges against the reinaining 20 derendants. She noted that the request for Cismissal was made Ov the State prosecuzors on December 7, 1971, and that the request rcoportedly enanated from the office of the Ohio Attorney General WILLIAM BRUHN, She added that gn2 jis not aware of ony other charges ty local authorities currently pending against any ef the 25 defendants. Sne further advised that the only individuals who has been sen- Pe es qeewts tenced was RUFE and that FOGLESONG and SHUEB were expected to be placed on probation. On February 3, a advised that ? on BDecanber 30, 1071. charges against FuGLsSONG were alse dismissed end thet charges ezainst SHUB will probably be * 3 a ‘ Sas eae cere eran nem ~ —— eee ail Cres ee paw: Fg. pel vn aod ee, MR ES ee