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Cincinnati’s independent police oversight board completed nearly 80 investigations into officer misconduct last year. That’s over 70% more than the year before, as the Citizen Complaint Authority tries to get through a huge backlog in cases.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich is reflective but short on policy details during his eighth and final "State of the State" speech. An Assistant Cincinnati…
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As more police departments implement body cameras there are new questions about whether the footage is public record and how best to ensure transparency…
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The Cincinnati Police Department is looking for qualified men and women who would like to join its ranks. Joining us to discuss what it takes to be a…
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Last Friday Cincinnati leaders announced a proposal to review and refresh the city's Collaborative Agreement, negotiated in 2002. The agreement was put in…
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Update May 10, 2017: The planned mixed-use development at Liberty and Elm streets in Over-the-Rhine will move forward. Cincinnati Council voted 8-1 in…
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A "no-snitch" mentality and witness intimidation make it difficult to prosecute known criminals for their crimes, especially shootings and homicides.…
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The Cincinnati Police Department will begin deploying body worn cameras beginning on August 1. The devices will start hitting the streets one district at…
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The Cincinnati Police Department is looking for qualified men and women who would like to join its ranks. Joining us to discuss what it takes to be a…
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The Cincinnati Police Department is celebrating the completion of its first recruit class in more than six years. 56 officers and one firefighter who took…