Liam Dillion Rancour was arrested and booked by the Summit County Sheriff's Office on a domestic-violence charge.
Rancour was not charged with strangulation. He is not currently listed as an active fugitive on the Summit County Sheriff's Office public roster.
What Ohio law says about strangulation
Ohio law classifies strangulation as a felony, with the degree depending on the statutory subsection. Under the Ohio Revised Code, violations of subsections (B)(1), (B)(2) and (B)(3) are second-, third- and fifth-degree felonies, respectively; a (B)(3) violation is a fourth-degree felony if the victim is a family or household member or is or was in a dating relationship with the accused. Rancour was not charged with strangulation. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation’s 2023 report lists 1,331 Summit County incidents in its DVI Charge column, alongside 150 in Other Charge and 3,165 in No Charge, according to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation.
App Promises Alerts Straight to Your Phone
The Sheriff's Office Facebook post promoted its mobile app and alerts, including #WarrantWednesday notices. The agency says the app can send #WarrantWednesday notices and other alerts to users' phones, and describes it as a tool for improving services and communication with residents, according to Summit County Sheriff's Office.
The app provides access to public-safety updates and services including the Sex Offender Registry and inmate search tools. The agency says it is not for reporting emergencies; call 911 in an emergency, according to Summit County Sheriff's Office.
