TWINSBURG, Ohio (WJW) – The Twinsburg city council meeting on Sept. 10 quickly turned into a fireworks show of confrontation.
With a stack of public records in hand, Twinsburg Mayor Sam Scaffide packed a punch with his response to the latest round of criticism from residents regarding an ongoing legal battle, aimed at several city officials.
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“We’ve done our homework and some of the people in this room, again… be careful. If you are in a glass house, don’t throw stones because they will come out as well,” he said.
In April, three former Twinsburg police officers filed a lawsuit against the city. That included allegations of corruption.
Since then, a group of residents has been pushing their city for more transparency. However, that pushback reached a fever pitch last week.
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The lawsuit itself remains ongoing.
Only time and the legal process can tell us where this story goes next. So for now, the tension continues.