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Former Medina County sheriff of 16 years dies from cancer
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The Medina County neighborhood is recognizing a former sheriff who served in legislation enforcement for many years after he died from most cancers.
Former Sheriff Neil Hassinger died on Aug. 28 “after a protracted and brave battle with most cancers,” in accordance with officers.
The division stated the previous sheriff began his profession in legislation enforcement with the Ohio State Freeway Patrol. He spent 28 years with the freeway patrol earlier than transitioning to the sheriff’s place on Jan. 6, 1997.
Hassinger retired 16 years afterward Jan. 6, 2013. He was the primary recipient of the Ohio Supreme Courtroom Justice Evelyn Lunberg Award for Management and Inspiration.
“Sheriff Hassinger was a terrific man that was an inspiration to many and leaves behind an amazing legacy,” the division shared on Fb.
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