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May 21, 2014, 7:36:17 AM5/21/14
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Updated: Wednesday, May 21 2014, 07:12 AM EDT NORTH COLLEGE HILL, Ohio (Perry Schaible) -- An 18-year-old man is in police custody awaiting an arraignment. Vincent Phillips III faces serious charges after allegedly firing shots at a police officer in North College Hill. Officers were called to Cordova Avenue late Tuesday night when someone reported an illegal dice game. When police got there, one man took off. An officer chased him and then shots were fired. Those shots were allegedly fired by Phillips.
Court documents say Phillips fired two shots at the officer. The officer has been identified as Shawn Miller in those documents. Miller was not hit and did not return fire. Police caught up with Phillips near the intersection of Betts and Sterling Avenues. "We had assistance from all the surrounding agencies and without using them and partnering with them, this wouldn't have been as successful as it was." At least four other people, some juveniles, were also taken into custody. It is not clear what ch
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It is not clear what charges they may face. Phillips has been charged with attempted aggravated murder and carrying a concealed weapon. Follow Perry Schaible on Twitter @Local12Perry and LIKE her on Facebook
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An 18-year-old North College Hill man faces an attempted aggravated
murder charge after police say he fired at one of their officers late
Tuesday.
Vincent L. Phillips III was taken into custody about 40 minutes after
the 10:43 p.m. shooting at Sterling and Betts avenue when North College
Hill police responded to break up an illegal dice game, said Sgt. Frank
Petrocelli.
Phillips is accused of opening fire with a .40-semi automatic handgun
at Officer Shaun Miller while standing just 8 to 12 feet away.
The officer was not hit. He did not return fire; the gunman ran off.
"It was just scary," Petrocelli said.
An immediate manhunt was launched with several other police agencies
assisting: the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office and officers from
police agencies in Cincinnati, Springfield Township, Colerain Township,
Mount Healthy and Forest Park.
"We had a cop on every corner," Petrocelli said.
Phillips was booked into the Hamilton County jail about 3:30 a.m.
Wednesday.
In addition to attempted aggravated murder, he also was charged with
carrying a concealed weapon.
He is scheduled to face a judge at 9 a.m.
Police are still trying to figure out why Phillips allegedly fired at
the officer. He did not have any open warrants for his arrest,
Petrocelli said.
"I guess the dice game was too much for him to figure out," the
sergeant said.
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Court documents say Phillips fired two shots at the officer. The officer has been identified as Shawn Miller in those documents. Miller was not hit and did not return fire. Police caught up with Phillips near the intersection of Betts and Sterling Avenues. "We had assistance from all the surrounding agencies and without using them and partnering with them, this wouldn't have been as successful as it was." At least four other people, some juveniles, were also taken into custody. It is not clear what ch
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It is not clear what charges they may face. Phillips has been charged with attempted aggravated murder and carrying a concealed weapon. Follow Perry Schaible on Twitter @Local12Perry and LIKE her on Facebook
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An 18-year-old North College Hill man faces an attempted aggravated
murder charge after police say he fired at one of their officers late
Tuesday.
Vincent L. Phillips III was taken into custody about 40 minutes after
the 10:43 p.m. shooting at Sterling and Betts avenue when North College
Hill police responded to break up an illegal dice game, said Sgt. Frank
Petrocelli.
Phillips is accused of opening fire with a .40-semi automatic handgun
at Officer Shaun Miller while standing just 8 to 12 feet away.
The officer was not hit. He did not return fire; the gunman ran off.
"It was just scary," Petrocelli said.
An immediate manhunt was launched with several other police agencies
assisting: the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office and officers from
police agencies in Cincinnati, Springfield Township, Colerain Township,
Mount Healthy and Forest Park.
"We had a cop on every corner," Petrocelli said.
Phillips was booked into the Hamilton County jail about 3:30 a.m.
Wednesday.
In addition to attempted aggravated murder, he also was charged with
carrying a concealed weapon.
He is scheduled to face a judge at 9 a.m.
Police are still trying to figure out why Phillips allegedly fired at
the officer. He did not have any open warrants for his arrest,
Petrocelli said.
"I guess the dice game was too much for him to figure out," the
sergeant said.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/05/20/shots-fired-at-officer-in-north-college-hill/9359597/
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May 23, 2014, 10:41:12 AM5/23/14
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Police arrested two black male teenagers for two armed robberies that
occurred in Spring Grove Village earlier this month.
Detectives charged the teens -- a 15-year-old from Spring Grove Village
and a 14-year-old from West End -- with three counts each of aggravated
robbery, according to a news release from police.
The robberies in question both occurred on Froome Avenue, the first on May
1 and the second on May 5. Detectives arrested the teens Tuesday.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/05/22/teens-arrested-for-spring-grove-village-armed-robberies/9454151/
occurred in Spring Grove Village earlier this month.
Detectives charged the teens -- a 15-year-old from Spring Grove Village
and a 14-year-old from West End -- with three counts each of aggravated
robbery, according to a news release from police.
The robberies in question both occurred on Froome Avenue, the first on May
1 and the second on May 5. Detectives arrested the teens Tuesday.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/05/22/teens-arrested-for-spring-grove-village-armed-robberies/9454151/
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May 23, 2014, 10:46:23 AM5/23/14
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An attempted robbery in Westwood didn't go as planned Thursday night and
now police are searching for a suspect.
The male suspect was allegedly driving a Honda when he tried to steal
someone's bag on the 3200 block of Montana Avenue, according to emergency
communications.
But the victim didn't let go.
"They grabbed his bag, he held onto it and they drug him down the street,"
a police officer told dispatchers.
The victim suffered a leg injury, according to emergency communications.
The severity of his injury was not clear.
The incident happened around 8 p.m., according to emergency
communications.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/05/22/attempted-westwood-robbery/9465805/
now police are searching for a suspect.
The male suspect was allegedly driving a Honda when he tried to steal
someone's bag on the 3200 block of Montana Avenue, according to emergency
communications.
But the victim didn't let go.
"They grabbed his bag, he held onto it and they drug him down the street,"
a police officer told dispatchers.
The victim suffered a leg injury, according to emergency communications.
The severity of his injury was not clear.
The incident happened around 8 p.m., according to emergency
communications.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/05/22/attempted-westwood-robbery/9465805/
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May 23, 2014, 3:44:56 PM5/23/14
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The man who unleashed a profanity-laced tirade in front of a judge
won't be punished any more than the six months in jail he originally
received.
Ryan Hughes pleaded guilty Wednesday to aggravated menacing before
Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Megan Shanahan. She sentenced him
to 144 days in jail to run at the same time as the six months in jail
Common Pleas Court Judge Robert Ruehlman gave Hughes in April after
finding him in contempt of court for Hughes' tirade.
Hughes, 27, of Colerain Township, was in Ruehlman's court that day to
watch his brother, Kyle Bonner, admit to killing a man. Bonner was sent
to prison for 17 years.
When sheriff's deputies told Hughes several times to take his hat off
in court and stop using his cellphone, he mouthed off to them.
They put him in cuffs and took him to their office where Hughes again
caused trouble and started cussing loudly and often. He was taken to
Ruehlman's room where he loudly cussed deputies and threatened some of
them, engaging in an epic stare-down he lost to Sheriff's Sgt. Gary
Wolfzorn.
He pleaded guilty to telling Wolfzorn, during the incident, that he
would see Wolfzorn outside and "remove his nose from his (expletive)
face," court records note.
"I've got a history of violence," Hughes told Ruehlman. "Once I get
mad, I can't calm down. I had anger management two times. ... I'm a
violent nigger."
While leaving Ruehlman's courtroom in April on his way to jail, Hughes
taunted the judge by saying he'd be out in a few days. The judge
ordered the jail not to release Hughes early. His release date is Oct.
10.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2014/05/22/ryan-hughes-admits-threatening-deputy/9455389/
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May 26, 2014, 1:44:05 PM5/26/14
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Cincinnati Police are questioning two niggers after a shooting near
Taste of Cincinnati Sunday night.
A person was transported to an area hospital after shots were fired at
Eighth and Vine streets downtown, police said. The shooting happened
about 8:40 p.m. three blocks from the Taste of Cincinnati.
The injuries didn't appear to be life threatening, according to initial
dispatch reports from the scene.
After a brief chase, two African American suspects were arrested. No
motive was given for the shooting.
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Taste of Cincinnati Sunday night.
A person was transported to an area hospital after shots were fired at
Eighth and Vine streets downtown, police said. The shooting happened
about 8:40 p.m. three blocks from the Taste of Cincinnati.
The injuries didn't appear to be life threatening, according to initial
dispatch reports from the scene.
After a brief chase, two African American suspects were arrested. No
motive was given for the shooting.
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May 28, 2014, 9:11:08 AM5/28/14
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Convicted murderer David Bell showed no emotion as he sat through three
weeks of testimony about what a brutal killer he was for shooting one
sleeping man in the head and wounding another.
That changed -- barely -- Tuesday when Bell was sentenced to life in
prison without parole plus 45 years, escaping the death penalty because
of one juror. Bell only showed emotion when Assistant Hamilton County
Prosecutor Seth Tieger gave his opinion of Bell.
"David Bell," Tieger said, "is probably the biggest coward that we've
ever seen in Hamilton County" -- Bell scowled at Tieger -- "because his
only victims are sleeping people that can't fight back.
"He's not a danger to the community. The only people he's a danger to
are people that are asleep in their bed that have no idea what's
coming."
In an April 23, 2011, incident, Bell shot the sleeping Charles Martin
and shot at but missed another man who heard the first shot and rolled
out of bed when Bell pointed the gun at him in an East Price Hill home.
Bell, 25, sent Annisha Smith into the home earlier on a fake date with
one of its occupants. Once inside, Smith sent Bell text messages about
money and other items in the house. She also noted two other men were
there. Bell texted back that he was going to kill those men.
In killing Martin, Bell used a gun stolen months earlier in Butler
County from a man with whom Smith had also set up a fake "date."
Jurors, who deliberated for two days over a sentence recommendation for
Bell, told defense attorneys Will Welsh and Scott Rubenstein that the
death penalty wasn't what took them so long to decide. It was whether
Bell should serve 30 years to life in prison or life without parole.
But that isn't what jurors told prosecutors.
They said a lone holdout -- a female juror who cried when Bell was
convicted of capital murder and again when jurors announced they were
deadlocked -- saved Bell's life. Tieger said the vote was 11-1 for
death; jurors couldn't persuade her to change her mind.
That was little solace to Martin's family, who addressed Bell moments
before his sentence.
"David Bell, (for) what you did you can never be forgiven by our
family," Sandra Craddock, Martin's mother, told him Tuesday. "I hope
you get everything you deserve." She hesitated, blurted out "scumbag"
and left the podium.
Marian Smith, Martin's sister, wasn't as polite.
During the trial, she said, Bell turned to her and, with a taunting
smile, said he'd be getting a new trial soon.
She called Bell "a joke, a clown with all your weird piercings, a
wanna-be gangster, a wanna-be tough guy, a wanna-be that wants to fit
in so badly but will always be a misfit.
"You killed my brother while he was sleeping and that made you look
like the world's biggest punk."
Bell's accomplice, Annisha Smith, testified against Bell. Prosecutors
gave her a plea deal for her testimony. She will go to prison after a
June 2 court date.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/courts/2014/05/27/david-bell-death
-penalty/9623733/
weeks of testimony about what a brutal killer he was for shooting one
sleeping man in the head and wounding another.
That changed -- barely -- Tuesday when Bell was sentenced to life in
prison without parole plus 45 years, escaping the death penalty because
of one juror. Bell only showed emotion when Assistant Hamilton County
Prosecutor Seth Tieger gave his opinion of Bell.
"David Bell," Tieger said, "is probably the biggest coward that we've
ever seen in Hamilton County" -- Bell scowled at Tieger -- "because his
only victims are sleeping people that can't fight back.
"He's not a danger to the community. The only people he's a danger to
are people that are asleep in their bed that have no idea what's
coming."
In an April 23, 2011, incident, Bell shot the sleeping Charles Martin
and shot at but missed another man who heard the first shot and rolled
out of bed when Bell pointed the gun at him in an East Price Hill home.
Bell, 25, sent Annisha Smith into the home earlier on a fake date with
one of its occupants. Once inside, Smith sent Bell text messages about
money and other items in the house. She also noted two other men were
there. Bell texted back that he was going to kill those men.
In killing Martin, Bell used a gun stolen months earlier in Butler
County from a man with whom Smith had also set up a fake "date."
Jurors, who deliberated for two days over a sentence recommendation for
Bell, told defense attorneys Will Welsh and Scott Rubenstein that the
death penalty wasn't what took them so long to decide. It was whether
Bell should serve 30 years to life in prison or life without parole.
But that isn't what jurors told prosecutors.
They said a lone holdout -- a female juror who cried when Bell was
convicted of capital murder and again when jurors announced they were
deadlocked -- saved Bell's life. Tieger said the vote was 11-1 for
death; jurors couldn't persuade her to change her mind.
That was little solace to Martin's family, who addressed Bell moments
before his sentence.
"David Bell, (for) what you did you can never be forgiven by our
family," Sandra Craddock, Martin's mother, told him Tuesday. "I hope
you get everything you deserve." She hesitated, blurted out "scumbag"
and left the podium.
Marian Smith, Martin's sister, wasn't as polite.
During the trial, she said, Bell turned to her and, with a taunting
smile, said he'd be getting a new trial soon.
She called Bell "a joke, a clown with all your weird piercings, a
wanna-be gangster, a wanna-be tough guy, a wanna-be that wants to fit
in so badly but will always be a misfit.
"You killed my brother while he was sleeping and that made you look
like the world's biggest punk."
Bell's accomplice, Annisha Smith, testified against Bell. Prosecutors
gave her a plea deal for her testimony. She will go to prison after a
June 2 court date.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/courts/2014/05/27/david-bell-death
-penalty/9623733/
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May 29, 2014, 9:02:14 AM5/29/14
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Updated: Thursday, May 29 2014, 12:04 AM EDT CINCINNATI (Brad Underwood)
-- Cincinnati police are trying to identify suspects and possible
witnesses from at least two assaults in or near downtown. The
aftermath of one of them was recorded by a Metro bus camera. Local 12's
Brad Underwood has the video you will see only on Local 12 News. At least
two of the attacks appear to be just beatings. Nothing was stolen and
apparently the assaults were unprovoked. In downtown and Over-The-Rhine,
some people heard about the violence but say while it's concerning,
they'll continue to come down to have a good time. In the video only on
Local 12 you can somewhat see Jon Deters try to get up after being punched
out by a group of teenagers. Deters was trying to help his younger sister
pull out of a parking lot early Sunday morning. Police believe some of
the teens in the video may be running away after the attack, while others
witnessed the beating waiting for a bus. Joe Springelmeyer works at
Article, a mens apparel store at the corner of 12th and Vine.
Springelmeyer says while there has been a lot of positive things happen
around OTR the past few years, he still hears people talk of the old OTR.
He tells Brad Underwood, "I feel a lot of people have that stigma of OTR,
they always question, why are down in Over-The-Rhine? What are you doing
down there? There's nothing good down there. There's no good business
down there." Rebecca Kling lives in Chicago but is in town for the Fringe
Festival, "Knowing that that happened I will be more conscience of my
surroundings, maybe wanting to walk with people and not only between
venues, but it's not going to keep me away from the festival. " Kling says
ultimately she won't be able to stop someone else's actions. For
Springlemeyer, he believes this past weekends attacks are isolated and
he'll continue to tell people to visit Over-The-Rhine. As a result of the
attack, Deters has a concussion among other injuries, his girlfriend was
also injured. One of the other attacks from Sunday night happened near
another bus stop near the courthouse. The victim says he was attacked by
a large group of teens who punched him and then stomped him, breaking his
ribs. Police are comparing videos of the different assaults to see if
the same faces show up. Police want to talk with anyone who may have seen
the assault take place. If you recognize anyone in the video, call Crime
Stoppers at 352-3040.
Follow Brad Underwood on Twitter @BUnderwoodWKRC
and LIKE him on Facebook
Read More at:
http://www.local12.com//news/features/top-stories/stories/multiple-attacks-reported-downtown-groups-teens-12262.shtml
-- Cincinnati police are trying to identify suspects and possible
witnesses from at least two assaults in or near downtown. The
aftermath of one of them was recorded by a Metro bus camera. Local 12's
Brad Underwood has the video you will see only on Local 12 News. At least
two of the attacks appear to be just beatings. Nothing was stolen and
apparently the assaults were unprovoked. In downtown and Over-The-Rhine,
some people heard about the violence but say while it's concerning,
they'll continue to come down to have a good time. In the video only on
Local 12 you can somewhat see Jon Deters try to get up after being punched
out by a group of teenagers. Deters was trying to help his younger sister
pull out of a parking lot early Sunday morning. Police believe some of
the teens in the video may be running away after the attack, while others
witnessed the beating waiting for a bus. Joe Springelmeyer works at
Article, a mens apparel store at the corner of 12th and Vine.
Springelmeyer says while there has been a lot of positive things happen
around OTR the past few years, he still hears people talk of the old OTR.
He tells Brad Underwood, "I feel a lot of people have that stigma of OTR,
they always question, why are down in Over-The-Rhine? What are you doing
down there? There's nothing good down there. There's no good business
down there." Rebecca Kling lives in Chicago but is in town for the Fringe
Festival, "Knowing that that happened I will be more conscience of my
surroundings, maybe wanting to walk with people and not only between
venues, but it's not going to keep me away from the festival. " Kling says
ultimately she won't be able to stop someone else's actions. For
Springlemeyer, he believes this past weekends attacks are isolated and
he'll continue to tell people to visit Over-The-Rhine. As a result of the
attack, Deters has a concussion among other injuries, his girlfriend was
also injured. One of the other attacks from Sunday night happened near
another bus stop near the courthouse. The victim says he was attacked by
a large group of teens who punched him and then stomped him, breaking his
ribs. Police are comparing videos of the different assaults to see if
the same faces show up. Police want to talk with anyone who may have seen
the assault take place. If you recognize anyone in the video, call Crime
Stoppers at 352-3040.
Follow Brad Underwood on Twitter @BUnderwoodWKRC
and LIKE him on Facebook
Read More at:
http://www.local12.com//news/features/top-stories/stories/multiple-attacks-reported-downtown-groups-teens-12262.shtml
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May 31, 2014, 8:40:28 AM5/31/14
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When Northwest High teaching assistant Brandon Lampley was accused of
having sex with a student during school, he told police it couldn�t have
happened because he was happily married and his wife was expecting.
But Lampley�s cell phone � and his guilty plea earlier this month �
appeared to contradict that. He had sex with at least 10 other women,
taking video of the sex acts on his cell phone, something police
discovered when school officials alleged Lampley had sex with the
16-year-old girl. The other women were adult.
For sex with the student, Lampley was sent to prison for four years Friday
by Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Ralph Winkler.
Lampley�s very pregnant wife asked the judge to have mercy on her husband,
noting �we all make mistakes.� Lampley apologized to the girl�s family.
The 16-year-old victim, though, told the judge she takes full
responsibility for her actions and asked for mercy for the 28-year-old
Lampley, a star on the 2004 Hamilton High state championship basketball
team.
�I personally cannot live with myself,� the girl told the judge, �knowing
that actions I had something to do with is ruining someone else�s life and
family.�
Because Lampley committed a sex act with a student while a teaching
assistant, he never again can hold a job where he is around children.
Lampley admitted he allowed the student to perform oral sex on him Feb. 12
in the school's athletic room. Suspicious school officials contacted
Colerain Township police.
The girl�s mother applauded her daughter�s courage since the incident but
was disappointed her daughter thought she was to blame. The teen, her mom
said, has and will suffer because of this incident.
�My daughter feels guilt, shame and embarrassment,� her mother said.
�She�s lost her self-esteem, her zest for life, her dynamic personality,
her smile and her laugh.�
Because the teen received taunting texts and other communications from
schoolmates, she has been home-schooled since the incident. A junior, she
didn�t go to the prom, won�t attend any more school functions and lost any
semblance of a normal school life, her mother said.
�We are not good. We are not even OK. We�re just trying to find a way to
get by right now,� the mother said. �We�ve already lost faith in the
school system and the people (who) we trusted our child with.�
In addition to four years in prison, Lampley also must register as a sex
offender for life.
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2014/05/30/teacher-gets-prison-sex-student/9766447/
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May 31, 2014, 8:47:42 AM5/31/14
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Updated: Friday, May 30 2014, 11:23 PM EDT
MOUNT AIRY, Ohio (Angela Ingram) -- A violent home invasion is caught on
camera and police need your help to find the three men responsible.
The armed men kicked their way into a mount airy apartment and pistol
whipped the person who lives there. The video from the assault you will
only see on Local 12 News.
Police say it is rare to get crystal clear video of suspects in a robbery
but that is what they have. It appears that the suspects intentionally
beat the victim simply because he tried to keep them out of his home.
Surveillance cameras caught three men walking into a four family unit on
Flanigan Court on May 21st in Mount Airy. All three suspects have guns
and two are wearing hooded sweatshirts. The other suspect is wearing a
baseball cap with something else partially covering his face. One begins
kicking in the door and the two others join in trying to kick their way
inside the apartment. Police say the victim was on the other side of the
door trying desperately to keep the intruders out of his home. Finally,
the suspects burst through the victim's door. They get inside, beat the
victim, steal his money and leave.
Police say it appears that the suspects were familiar with the apartment
building and they knew there were surveillance cameras. The victim was
treated at the scene. He sustained significant injuries to his head.
If you have any information about this violent robbery that can help
Police call Crime Stoppers at 352-3040. You can earn a cash reward for
your anonymous clues.
http://www.local12.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/police-searching-suspects-home-invasion-robbery-caught-camera-12344.shtml
Updated: Friday, May 30 2014, 11:23 PM EDT
MOUNT AIRY, Ohio (Angela Ingram) -- A violent home invasion is caught on
camera and police need your help to find the three men responsible.
The armed men kicked their way into a mount airy apartment and pistol
whipped the person who lives there. The video from the assault you will
only see on Local 12 News.
Police say it is rare to get crystal clear video of suspects in a robbery
but that is what they have. It appears that the suspects intentionally
beat the victim simply because he tried to keep them out of his home.
Surveillance cameras caught three men walking into a four family unit on
Flanigan Court on May 21st in Mount Airy. All three suspects have guns
and two are wearing hooded sweatshirts. The other suspect is wearing a
baseball cap with something else partially covering his face. One begins
kicking in the door and the two others join in trying to kick their way
inside the apartment. Police say the victim was on the other side of the
door trying desperately to keep the intruders out of his home. Finally,
the suspects burst through the victim's door. They get inside, beat the
victim, steal his money and leave.
Police say it appears that the suspects were familiar with the apartment
building and they knew there were surveillance cameras. The victim was
treated at the scene. He sustained significant injuries to his head.
If you have any information about this violent robbery that can help
Police call Crime Stoppers at 352-3040. You can earn a cash reward for
your anonymous clues.
http://www.local12.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/police-searching-suspects-home-invasion-robbery-caught-camera-12344.shtml
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May 31, 2014, 8:53:59 AM5/31/14
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Updated: Saturday, May 31 2014, 12:02 AM EDT
CINCINNATI (Angela Ingram) -- Three drug suspects were under arrest Friday
after a SWAT team busts them in a West End apartment.
Only Local 12 cameras were there as it all unfolded. So far in May there
have been seven shootings in the West End and the problem with that is
that is a higher number than normal for that area. Police say Friday
night they were looking for several suspects, and they found them.
Police arrested on suspect on Linn St. near Findlay for drug trafficking.
Moments before two brothers, Dashawn and Dayvon Cook, were also cuffed.
The SWAT team surrounded a building on Findlay near Baymiller.
Investigators say they have evidence that suspects were selling drugs
inside the building.
Capt. Mike John of the Cincinnati Police Department said, "Built a case to
do this search warrant here. We're very pleased with how it went, it was
successful, nobody was harmed. Our targets were inside the location."
Police say a recent spike in shootings in the West End is directly related
to the drug trafficking. Officers are using multiple approaches to drive
the number of shootings back down and to make it safer for neighbors.
Police say earlier in May one of the suspects, Dayvon Cook, was a victim
of a shooting himself. But when investigators went to talk to him he was
less than forthcoming with information to help police identify his
shooter. Cook was so uncooperative that it raised police suspicions about
his activities. Shortly after, police found out he was involved in drug
trafficking.
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CINCINNATI (Angela Ingram) -- Three drug suspects were under arrest Friday
after a SWAT team busts them in a West End apartment.
Only Local 12 cameras were there as it all unfolded. So far in May there
have been seven shootings in the West End and the problem with that is
that is a higher number than normal for that area. Police say Friday
night they were looking for several suspects, and they found them.
Police arrested on suspect on Linn St. near Findlay for drug trafficking.
Moments before two brothers, Dashawn and Dayvon Cook, were also cuffed.
The SWAT team surrounded a building on Findlay near Baymiller.
Investigators say they have evidence that suspects were selling drugs
inside the building.
Capt. Mike John of the Cincinnati Police Department said, "Built a case to
do this search warrant here. We're very pleased with how it went, it was
successful, nobody was harmed. Our targets were inside the location."
Police say a recent spike in shootings in the West End is directly related
to the drug trafficking. Officers are using multiple approaches to drive
the number of shootings back down and to make it safer for neighbors.
Police say earlier in May one of the suspects, Dayvon Cook, was a victim
of a shooting himself. But when investigators went to talk to him he was
less than forthcoming with information to help police identify his
shooter. Cook was so uncooperative that it raised police suspicions about
his activities. Shortly after, police found out he was involved in drug
trafficking.
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> Police searching for nigger suspects in home invasion
CINCINNATI -- Police arrested two suspects Friday they say were involved
with a violent home invasion robbery in Mount Airy May 21.
Jermaine Dorsey, 34, of Cincinnati was charged with aggravated burglary
and felonious assault. Shadarius Spicer, 18, of Cincinnati was charged
with complicity to aggravated burglary.
More suspects were still wanted in connection to the May 21 event. Anyone
with information about the robbery is asked to call District 5 at
513-539-8500
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with a violent home invasion robbery in Mount Airy May 21.
Jermaine Dorsey, 34, of Cincinnati was charged with aggravated burglary
and felonious assault. Shadarius Spicer, 18, of Cincinnati was charged
with complicity to aggravated burglary.
More suspects were still wanted in connection to the May 21 event. Anyone
with information about the robbery is asked to call District 5 at
513-539-8500
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HARRISON, Ohio (WKRC) -- One woman faces several child endangerment
charges after police say she was driving drunk with children in the car.
Investigators say Lateicha Clark was stopped on I-74 Saturday near
Harrison. Clark was suspected of being drunk. They also found three
children inside ages 14, 7 and 5. Clark is due in court Monday morning.
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HARRISON, Ohio (WKRC) -- One woman faces several child endangerment
charges after police say she was driving drunk with children in the car.
Investigators say Lateicha Clark was stopped on I-74 Saturday near
Harrison. Clark was suspected of being drunk. They also found three
children inside ages 14, 7 and 5. Clark is due in court Monday morning.
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