No, as long as the accident occurred in the city of Cleveland, you can go to any City police station to file a report.
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Call 216.621.1234 or go to any City police station.
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You can get an accident report online here or a police report in person on the 3rd Floor of 1300 Ontario St-Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 8 am to 3:30 pm. Copies are five cents per page.
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There are several ways to pay these tickets:
- Pay by phone: 216.664.4744
- Pay online
- Pay by mail. If you don’t have a payment envelope, mail your payment to:
City of Cleveland Parking Violations Bureau
P.O.Box 99939
Cleveland, OH 44199-0939 - Pay in person at:
The Parking Violations Bureau
Cleveland Police Headquarters, First Floor
1300 Ontario St
Cleveland, OH 44113
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In this sadistic "contest", two dogs (bred, conditioned, and trained to fight) fight for spectator's entertainment and gambling. Fights average 1-2 hours or more, and end when one of the dogs will not or cannot continue. In addition to these fights, there are reports of an increase in unorganized dogfights in urban areas.
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Children are sometimes present, and can learn insensitivity to animal suffering, enthusiasm for violence and a lack of respect for the law. Those who attend gamble illegally, and weapons have been found at fights because there are large amounts of cash. Dogfighting has been connected to other violence, including homicide. Illegal drugs are often sold and used at dogfights. Fighting dogs are aggressive towards people as well as other animals, and children are especially at risk because of their size.
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Yes. Dogfighting is illegal in all 50 states and a felony offense in almost every state.
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Yes. Profits come from admission fees and gambling. Since the fights are illegal and not advertised, spectators don’t happen upon fights- they look for them. They are willing participants who support criminal activity.
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Call the Clerk of Courts office at 216.664.4790 or go to the 3 rd Floor of the Justice Center at 1300 Ontario St.
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