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Speed Traps in North Randall, Ohio

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Northfield Road (northbound) Near Miles Avenue   North Randall, Ohio

During rush hour a cop is standing outside of his car running radar near the I-480 bridge on Northfield Rd., as soon as you exit Maple Heights into North Randall.

Oct 5, 2010   Ohio   0 comments

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Northfield Rd between Emery and Miles   North Randall, Ohio

North Randall PD has dozens of places to sit and hide along the 1/2 mile stretch of Northfield in the commercial strip from Miles to Emery roads.

Oct 4, 2010   Ohio   0 comments

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Emery Rd Near Miles Rd   North Randall, Ohio

The short section of Emery between Warrensville and Miles is 25 mph. The cops like to sit near the bottom of the hill where Old Emery hit Emery.

Oct 4, 2010   Ohio   0 comments

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