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You can breathe easier and feel safer today. Two anglers that were accused of stuffing fish

with blood weights, and while they were accused, I mean we saw the video we all heard the

people hollering at the two anglers because they had lead weights and flays in the fish

that they caught to win thousands of dollars in the Ohio fishing tournament. They have

been indicted on charges of attempted grand theft, cheating, possessing criminal tools,

and misdemeanor charges of unlawfully owning wild animals.

They are due to be arraigned October 26th. You can breathe easier. I know I am. Now, I'll

tell you that people were all wound up. They were to receive $28,760 in prizes for winning

the tournament. We know that they didn't get that money. According to search warrant affidavits,

the five walleye contained a total of eight 12 ounce lead weights and two eight ounce weights,

as well as fish fillets, officers from the ODNR, the Heritage Police Department, and

the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission seized a boat, trailer, and fishing gear belonging

to Kaminsky on Tuesday in Pennsylvania. The anglers had used the boat during last month's

tournament. The two anglers, Jacob Runyon 42, of Ohio and Chase Kaminsky 35 of Pennsylvania.

On the affidavits disclosed that Ronda Rwanda and Kaminsky were investigated by Rosswood

police in northwest Ohio in April after being accused of cheating in a different walleye

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