Police who went to great lengths to figure out who egged a Cleveland-area home more than 100 times over a year say they’ve finally cracked the case and charged a former neighbor.
Thirty-year-old Jason Kozan is charged with vandalizing the Euclid (YOO’-klid) home between May 2014 and June 2015.
Kozan had no attorney on record with Euclid Municipal Court. His bond was set at $2,000.
Detectives haven’t identified a motive for the eggings. Police say they largely stopped once Kozan moved away.
Albert Clemens Sr. has said the attacks damaged his home and kept his family on edge.
The lengthy investigation included undercover stakeouts, neighborhood canvassing and testing of eggshells at a crime lab.
Police say a Cuyahoga (ky-uh-HOH’-guh) County grand jury will review the case for possible indictment.
The Associated Press contributed to this article.
Part of this guy’s sentence should include picking up trash and cleaning up vandalism. If he has to perform some back breaking work to clean up other people’s messes he may choose to do something more productive with his time in the future. He should also be expected to compensate the homeowner for damages and cleaning costs related to his criminal activity.
REALLY!!! Cleveland police have nothing better to do than figure out who threw eggs at a house. I’m glad that the city is so safe that their police force has nothing better to do. Perhaps they are way too overstaffed. Would love to read their crime statistics.
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Mike
My thoughts exactly although having your house egged over 100 times would be a horrible emotional and financial toll on a family. But I hope the P.D. worked on this in between other more critical cases.
Perhaps John donALdson should travel with the cop and get abetter look at things! I went with a cop As a teenager on some of his cAr patrols Was educational for sure ! Former marine in world war two! I was about 15-16 at the time night patrols on a sat night! Very educational for sure!
Mike