Because Dewine is another spineless RINO.
He said that the practice is illegal as it violates Chapter 3701-47-05 of the Ohio abortion law, which states that a “fetus shall be disposed of in a humane manner.”
Accu Medical Waste Service, Inc. in Marietta had been serving the Cincinnati and Columbus Planned Parenthood locations, and had transported the containers of aborted babies to its steam plant where they were autoclaved and then trucked to a landfill in Kentucky. The company soon severed its ties with the abortion industry due to “adverse attention” over the matter.
The medical waste giant Stericycle, which serves the Bedford Heights Planned Parenthood, had been picking up aborted babies from the location and either having them steamed or incinerated, depending on how Planned Parenthood had marked the boxes. The fetal remains were then trucked to Republic Services Carbon Limestone Landfill in Lowellville after being treated.
As DeWine said that he planned to file for an injunction in court to require that Planned Parenthood cease disposing of aborted babies in autoclaves, incineration plants and landfills, Planned Parenthood subsequently filed for a restraining order against any legal action, and prevailed. The organization asserted that the “human manner” clause of the law was vague.
Last week, after Ohio officials agreed not enforce the law and consented to paying the abortion giant’s attorney’s fees, the two sides moved to dismiss the suit. Officials were also satisfied after Planned Parenthood advised that it was no longer doing business with Accu Medical and that babies were now being incinerated instead of autoclaved.
“It’s always a benefit to understand what the law is before you are told you are not in compliance,” Planned Parenthood attorney Jennifer Branch said in a statement. “It’s always good to have cases disposed of because it’s such a distraction and it causes a concern for patients and the staff. So it is good that this one has been put away.”