CLEVELAND — A Cleveland firefighter who was arrested three times in the span of 24 hours for disorderly conduct was found guilty after pleading no contest to two minor misdemeanor charges Wednesday morning.
Fire Battalion Chief William Graham was also issued a summons for an aggravated disorderly conduct charge, which is a first-degree misdemeanor. He is scheduled to appear in court Feb. 27 for an arraignment.
For the two minor misdemeanor charges, Graham was ordered to pay $100 in fines as well as additional court costs in Cleveland Municipal Court. He received credit for time served.
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Graham was initially arrested on Monday around 1 p.m. for causing a disturbance at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.
Tuesday, Graham was arrested a second time when he returned to the airport.
According to the citations for the two incidents, Graham was allegedly intoxicated both times.
After Graham was arrested the second time, he was taken to a nearby hospital for an illness.
Authorities say when Graham was released later in the day, he returned to the airport for a third time. He was arrested again.
According to the city, Graham has been on restricted duty since his first arrest on Monday.
