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Assistant Count Prosecutor Tony Cillo Questions Defendant Martin Robinson

Robinson is charged of attempted murder in connection with the shooting of Amherst Police Officer and Lorain County SWAT team member Eugene Ptacek during a standoff on May 31, 2018. Watch Video [+]

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Jury Returned With a Verdict

He faces 21 counts, many of which are attempted murder or felonious assault. Watch Video [+]

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Sheffield Lake Defendant Testifies

Martin L. Robinson took the stand March 5, but did not reveal much information on the events which led to the shooting of an Amherst police officer in his front yard.

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The Trial Continues

The trial continues for Martin Robinson, the former corrections officer accused of shooting an Amherst police officer. Watch Video [+]

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Attorney Reid Yonder Stands With His Client Martin Robinson

Robinson was indicted on 22 counts, including attempted aggravated murder and attempted murder, in connection with the shooting of Amherst police Officer Eugene “J.R.” Ptacek during the standoff. Read Article [+]

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Man Accused of Shooting Cop

The charges against Robinson stretch back to May 2018 when officer Eugene Ptacek was shot during a 12-hour standoff. Watch Video [+]

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Trial Begins

Opening statements took place Thursday morning in the case of Martin Robinson who is accused of shooting an Amherst police officer last year. Read Article [+]

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What Does It Mean to Have Possession “With Intent” in Ohio?

Possessing drugs with the intent to distribute them is a criminal offense that is punishable by both fines and imprisonment. In this blog, we explain the differences between possession, intent to distribute, and possession with the intent to distribute. What Is Possession? Possession of a controlled substance is illegal at both the state and federal […]

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Is a Parent Liable When Their Child Commits a Crime in Ohio?

There are a variety of situations that parents need to worry about when it comes to their children. From schoolyard fights that end with broken bones, to shoplifting and even horrific acts of mass murder, the question of who can be held responsible for these acts is commonly raised by parents. In this blog, we […]

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Challenging Sexual Assault Accusations in Ohio

There are a few different defenses that you can use to challenge an accusation of sexual assault. In this blog, we explain each of these defenses. Claiming Innocence The most basic defense against sexual assault accusations is claiming you are innocent. You can use an alibi to show that you could not have committed the crime […]

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