Former Streetsboro councilman facing criminal charges for scrap yard Story:
STREETSBORO, Ohio — A former Streetsboro politician and his son are facing felony charges in connection to the family’s scrap yard.
Both father and son were indicted Tuesday in Portage County court on dozens of charges, including receiving stolen property, obstructing justice and criminals. The elder Allen is facing 56 counts. His son is jointly charged with 43 of the counts. Malarcik claimed Allen’s business has become the target of political foes, who have called it an ‘eyesore’ and have tried to buy the property in recent years.
Allen’s attorney believes his client did not need a permit for his business because he is considered a scrap metal ‘processor’ and not a dealer. Additionally, he said he had good reason for the mounds of catalytic converters discovered at the property.
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