👀 Teacher Sex Video + Hole-In-One + Pot Vote Delay + Car-Thief Chase

Cleveland police and city school leaders are no closer to learning who sent 200 students a teacher's sex video. All they know is, it wasn't the teacher. A Northeast Ohio golfer scored his first hole-in-one in PGA play! And the results of our just-for-fun Romanburger survey are in!

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Teacher Sex Video Mystery Continues

The question of who sent a sex video to hundreds of Cleveland public schoolkids may never be answered, reports the Fox 8 I-Team. A teacher kept the video on her phone but somehow the video was distributed to 200 students several months ago. Cleveland school officials summoned police.

• Cleveland police investigators determined the Ginn Academy teacher did not send the video to the students. The teacher was placed on paid leave during the investigation.
• Police also determined a student did not distribute the video. How it became public remains a mystery. Ginn Academy is an all-boys school in the South Collinwood neighborhood.
• School administrators say they have not concluded their investigation. “As in all personnel matters, the process will be completed in accordance with district policy and applicable collective bargaining agreements. The process is not yet complete.”

Fox 8 News for more

Hole In One: Akron native Justin Lower, 33, hit a hole-in-one on the 17th hole of the AT&T Byron Nelson PGA tournament on Sunday. Lower used a 9 iron on the par 3 hole. This is his first hole-in-one in PGA play. Lower currently resides in Canal Fulton in Stark County. He earned his PGA tour card last year.

Watch the shot on Lower's Twitter account

Pot Question Delayed: Proponents of legal marijuana in Ohio will not flood the polls in November after all. A settlement was reached between state leaders and the group who sued them, the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol.

• The settlement was reached last Wednesday, one day after the suit was filed last week. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, House Speaker Bob Cupp and Senate President Matt Huffman were the defendants.
• The petitioners can resubmit signatures in January. If the issue isn’t passed by May 3, 2023, the question can go before voters in November 2023 if the group gathers another 132,887 signatures.

More from the Statehouse News Bureau of WKSU.org

Dude, There's My Car: A woman driving in East Cleveland saw her own stolen car being driven down the street and decided to give chase on her own. She called police to let the cops know she had the car and the thief in her sights. The dispatcher urged her to cut off the chase and let police handle the pursuit. The car thief sped through a field and landed in an apartment building parking lot, then ran away and left the stolen Chevy behind.

Fox 8 News

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Romanburger Is Both Burger And Sandwich: Greater Clevelanders who love the Romanburger have spoken, and almost half of the respondents to our fun little survey are comfortable with a dual identity for Cleveland's favorite munchable. It seems the Romanburger is bi-culinarious.

We asked: Is the Romanburger a hamburger or a sandwich?

• 49 percent: delightfully both a burger and a sandwich
• 38 percent: delicious sandwich
• 13 percent: yummy hamburger

A few fun quotes from our readers:

• One of the best sandwiches ever, ranks near the top along with the Big Boy
• I love banana peppers on mine!
• Once a Romanburger always a Romanburger. Nothing compares!
• If it's between two pieces of bread, it's a sandwich. Burgers are a subset of sandwiches. Burger exceptionalists are just hipsters looking for a pop-culture pronouncement on which to hang their feelings of specialness.
• I always have to get my Romanburger fix when visiting the in-laws in North Royalton! We have nothing like the Romanburger where I live.
• Romanburger is the bomb!! Haven’t had one in too long.

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5 Headlines You Need To See

• Grand jury declines to indict DEA agent who shot Cleveland man who walked toward his undercover car (cleveland.com)
• Time to shine: Ohio Miss Amazing pageant crowns new queens (News 5 Cleveland WEWS)
• Greg Newsome II on Browns DT Perrion Winfrey, his longtime buddy: ‘He’s going to be the steal of the draft’ (cleveland.com)
• 6 cars crash on I-90 after deer jumps on roadway, Bratenahl police say (Cleveland 19 News)
• Ohio woman acquitted by reason of insanity in child stabbing (cleveland.com)

3 Things To Do

• Cleveland Asian Festival: This grassroots festival, May 21 and 22, highlights Cleveland’s AsiaTown, Diversity, and Asian Culture in Northeast Ohio. Organized by the community, for the community to celebrate Cleveland’s diversity and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May. Learn more here
• Cleveland International Tattoo takes place Saturday, May 21, 7 p.m., at the Cleveland Public Hall Auditorium. This is an annual event for the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society. A tattoo is a display of pageantry and ceremony including music, drill teams, color guards, and cultural acts celebrating country and culture. Purchase tickets here
• Tremont Greek Festival: Bring your family and friends to Cleveland’s original Greek Festival to enjoy savory food, lively dancing, old-world shopping and much more. May 27-31, free of charge. Learn more here

1 Bit Of History

• What great American philosopher received lukewarm reviews for his Cleveland lectures in 1859? Ralph Waldo Emerson. The Cleveland Library Association brought the philosopher, scholar and poet to Cleveland in 1853, 1859 and 1867.

Cleveland Social

• Food In Cleveland: Check out the mozzarella balls at JoJo Carloni's in Berea. (Instagram)
• Cleveland Metroparks: "Seasonal concessions across the Park District are opening this month, including the Edgewater Beach House and The Noshery! Visit clevelandmetroparks.com for hours of operation for your favorite spots for ice cream, lunch & more." (Facebook)
• Cleveland Botanical Garden: "The daily butterfly releases bring so much joy to the botanical garden! Stop by at 2 p.m. any day we are open to see a live release and even hold a butterfly or two! 🦋" (Facebook)
• Cleveland Museum of Natural History: "World, meet Edgar Allen Opo! #SundaySnoot The newest snoot on campus is this handsome Virginia opossum. Edgar Allen Opo is a one-year-old male that was injured by a dog and taken to a wildlife rehabilitator near Toledo, Ohio in December." (Facebook)
• Nextdoor Neighbor, Wilson Mills/Lander: "I was hoping someone could share a company that they have worked with to help remove raccoons that made a den in my home. - Please help" (Nextdoor)

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