According to police, Scott Bakker has a history of mental illness.
LORAIN COUNTY, Ohio - Lorain County Prosecutor J.D. Tomlinson ruled Monday a Wellington police officer did not use excessive or unreasonable force during a July shooting.
Scott Bakker, 37, of Wellington, was shot on July 23 after leaving a diner in the 400 block of Courtland Street in Lagrange. Bakker survived his injuries and was indicted on two counts of felonious assault and a single count of obstructing justice. According to police, Bakker has a history of mental illness and police had been to his house 19 times since last October.
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