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A recent spike in crime in Cincinnati has slowed down, but numbers are still higher than this time last year. Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval answers questions from WVXU and city residents.
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The most recent data from the Cincinnati Police Department shows 12 homicides in the last month, triple the number during the same month last year.
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The number of year-to-date shooting incidents in Cincinnati is at the lowest level since 2010.
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Officials hope to get ahead of the annual spike in summer crime with a list of programming for kids and teens such as "Rec at Nite" and free skating.
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Cincinnati Police spent up to 1,500 hours investigating crashes on interstates within the city last year.
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Overall, shootings and youth shooting victims were down, as were burglaries. Despite the increase over 2023, violent crime levels were almost 10% below those seen in 2019, the year before a pandemic-related crime spike.
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Registering your camera would not give CPD direct access to the video feed.
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CPD is offering out-of-home gun storage to keep families safe during the holidays.
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Cincinnati's Police Chief Teresa Theetge made an unscheduled appearance at Monday's Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education meeting to call upon district leaders to address a rise in student-involved incidents with police at city transit centers.
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CPD Chief Teresa Theetge told Cincinnati City Council that both violent crime and property crime are down from last year. But there are still serious issues.