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A grand jury has returned charges in an assault that got Cincinnati negative international attention.
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Interpreting Cincinnati crime data, $10M wrongful death settlement from Metro, plus more top storiesOn Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
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The man accused of killing Patrick Heringer is scheduled to be in court Wednesday morning.
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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.
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The ACLU of Ohio has concerns about how the program works.
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Elder fraud losses are increasing. Here's how Hamilton County's Elder Justice Unit is trying to helpThe Federal Bureau of Investigation's internet portal receives thousands of complaints each day from people who are victims of crimes, and many are senior citizens. Total losses reported by elderly victims increased 84% last year over 2021.
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Just as the seven-part series 'Mary & Bill' winds down, police have made a big move in the case.
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A criminologist at John Jay College of Criminal Justice compared New York City crime rates with rates in Columbus, Ohio, which Jordan represents.
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The county is home to one of 14 certified crime laboratories receiving grant money to address the backlog of forensic cases caused by the uptick in crime during COVID-19.
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Only two categories of crime are up at least 10% compared to the five-year average: aggravated assault and auto theft. All other crimes are down, including burglary, robbery and rape.