While much of the media celebrates the candor and charisma of Charles Ramsey, the Cleveland man who reportedly helped Amanda Berry escape from her kidnappers’ home earlier this week, the Smoking Gun has unearthed documents showing not all is peachy keen with the newfound celebrity “hero.”
According to the investigative site, Ramsey is a convicted felon, who has been jailed on three separate domestic violence convictions. His marriage apparently ended in divorce after a 2003 felony conviction for battering his ex-wife Rochelle.
His first domestic violence charge came in early 1997 and was met with a no-contest plea in 1998 along with a guilty conviction by a Cleveland judge. While awaiting his sentencing for the first conviction, Ramsey was arrested again for domestic violence. To add to his legal troubles at the time, Ramsey was also a subject of an arrest warrant for his failure to appear in court for the initial domestic violence case. He was jailed for violating the terms of his release; and was later found guilty in the second domestic violence charge.
The Smoking Gun’s report continues:
In her divorce filing, Rochelle — now remarried — reportedly accused Ramsey of “gross neglect of duty” and “extreme cruelty.” Years later, she claims she is on an “okay” basis with her ex-husband, but their daughter, now 15 years old, is not particularly fond of the man.
Read the full report plus the court documents here.
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According to the investigative site, Ramsey is a convicted felon, who has been jailed on three separate domestic violence convictions. His marriage apparently ended in divorce after a 2003 felony conviction for battering his ex-wife Rochelle.
His first domestic violence charge came in early 1997 and was met with a no-contest plea in 1998 along with a guilty conviction by a Cleveland judge. While awaiting his sentencing for the first conviction, Ramsey was arrested again for domestic violence. To add to his legal troubles at the time, Ramsey was also a subject of an arrest warrant for his failure to appear in court for the initial domestic violence case. He was jailed for violating the terms of his release; and was later found guilty in the second domestic violence charge.
The Smoking Gun’s report continues:
The domestic violence cases apparently were consolidated for sentencing in August 1998, when Ramsey was ordered to serve six months in jail, placed on five years probation, and directed to attend a domestic violence counseling program.
Following his release from custody, Ramsey violated probation terms, according to an April 1999 court docket entry. While an arrest warrant was issued for Ramsey, it is unclear from court records whether it was executed before both misdemeanor cases were formally closed several years later.
Ramsey was again busted for domestic abuse in January 2003. He was subsequently indicted for felony “domestic violence with prior conviction,” a reference to his previous abuse cases.
[...] After pleading guilty to the felony abuse charge, Ramsey was sentenced to eight months in prison and ordered, following his release from custody, to be placed on “post release control” supervision for the maximum term allowable by Ohio law.
Ramsey served his time at the Lorain Correctional Institution, where he posed for the above 2003 mug shot. He had previously done two separate one-year stretches at Lorain, for early-90s convictions for drug abuse, criminal trespassing, and receiving stolen property.
In her divorce filing, Rochelle — now remarried — reportedly accused Ramsey of “gross neglect of duty” and “extreme cruelty.” Years later, she claims she is on an “okay” basis with her ex-husband, but their daughter, now 15 years old, is not particularly fond of the man.
Read the full report plus the court documents here.
Timsomor Note:
This makes no sense! This is so Ass backward, three guys who probably have more terrible deeds under their belts just like this, but the focus is on the Black guy who broke the case. This reminds me of Watergate where over time even those who did the brake in got fame and money for it. That is everyone except the "Black man" who reported it in the first place (Frank Willis). A person who was there and was pretty much left out of history and died in poverty! Like they are about to do to Mr. Ramsey.
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