Woman victim of fraud when called by ‘county deputy’:Lyndhurst

A Lyndhurst man called 911 twice while engaged in an argument over a TV remote control with a Cleveland woman, 21. Officers went to the home and took the woman into custody after learning she was wanted on three Cleveland Heights police…
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