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TNB
Feb 25, 2014, 9:45:52 PM2/25/14
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Police and medic crews responded to College Hill Tuesday afternoon and
found a man who had been shot in the buttocks.
When crews responded to the victim just before 6 p.m. on the 1600 block of
Linden Drive, he was up, walking around, and had reportedly just changed
his clothes, according to emergency dispatchers. He was transported to the
University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
The victim told officers he had been shot a couple hours before, according
to emergency dispatchers.
A police dispatcher said a crime scene has not yet been established, but
an officer on scene reported over emergency communications that the victim
said he had been shot at about 2:30 p.m. on McMicken Avenue.
The Enquirer will update this story when more information becomes
available.
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20140225/NEWS/302250096/Victim-transported-hours-after-being-shot-buttocks
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found a man who had been shot in the buttocks.
When crews responded to the victim just before 6 p.m. on the 1600 block of
Linden Drive, he was up, walking around, and had reportedly just changed
his clothes, according to emergency dispatchers. He was transported to the
University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
The victim told officers he had been shot a couple hours before, according
to emergency dispatchers.
A police dispatcher said a crime scene has not yet been established, but
an officer on scene reported over emergency communications that the victim
said he had been shot at about 2:30 p.m. on McMicken Avenue.
The Enquirer will update this story when more information becomes
available.
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20140225/NEWS/302250096/Victim-transported-hours-after-being-shot-buttocks
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Byker
Feb 25, 2014, 10:46:44 PM2/25/14
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> The victim told officers he had been shot a couple hours before, according
> to emergency dispatchers.
No vital organs (other than their brains) in those big booties
> The victim told officers he had been shot a couple hours before, according
> to emergency dispatchers.
TNB
Feb 26, 2014, 4:44:23 PM2/26/14
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WEST CHESTER, Ohio 輸 Lakota West High School student is facing possible
criminal charges after police found a gun inside a car in the school's
parking lot Wednesday.
Police said senior DeAngelo Jones put a loaded 9mm handgun into his
backpack and brought it onto school grounds. Jones left the backpack in a
vehicle in the parking lot.
School officials located the backpack in the vehicle, found the firearm
inside the backpack and called authorities.
A letter went home to parents Wednesday:
的 wanted to let you know about a situation that occurred today at school.
We received information that there was a firearm stored in a student's car
in the parking lot. We investigated and confirmed that a student did in
fact possess a firearm, which was stored in the vehicle. The student did
not bring the weapon into school. Appropriate disciplinary action will be
taken based on the Lakota Student Code of Conduct. The West Chester Twp.
Police Dept. is also involved and will determine if charges are to be
filed. Because the safety and security of our students is our highest
priority, our Board of Education policy bans all firearms from all school
property. It is not permissible to bring any weapon onto school property,
even if secured in a private vehicle. If you have any questions about
this, or any safety matter here at school, please feel free to call me
directly."
Jones was arrested on an illegal conveyance or possession of a deadly
weapon in a school safety zone charge and taken to the Butler County Jail.
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criminal charges after police found a gun inside a car in the school's
parking lot Wednesday.
Police said senior DeAngelo Jones put a loaded 9mm handgun into his
backpack and brought it onto school grounds. Jones left the backpack in a
vehicle in the parking lot.
School officials located the backpack in the vehicle, found the firearm
inside the backpack and called authorities.
A letter went home to parents Wednesday:
的 wanted to let you know about a situation that occurred today at school.
We received information that there was a firearm stored in a student's car
in the parking lot. We investigated and confirmed that a student did in
fact possess a firearm, which was stored in the vehicle. The student did
not bring the weapon into school. Appropriate disciplinary action will be
taken based on the Lakota Student Code of Conduct. The West Chester Twp.
Police Dept. is also involved and will determine if charges are to be
filed. Because the safety and security of our students is our highest
priority, our Board of Education policy bans all firearms from all school
property. It is not permissible to bring any weapon onto school property,
even if secured in a private vehicle. If you have any questions about
this, or any safety matter here at school, please feel free to call me
directly."
Jones was arrested on an illegal conveyance or possession of a deadly
weapon in a school safety zone charge and taken to the Butler County Jail.
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TNB
Feb 27, 2014, 10:17:35 AM2/27/14
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Read more: http://www.wlwt.com/news/local-news/bus-driver-shooting-probed-as-possible-hate-crime/24710082#ixzz2uXGj7yi4
Bus driver Rickey Wagoner, who is white, told Dayton police that he was outside his bus early Monday when three black men shot at him, with two bullets hitting the book in his shirt pocket and one hitting his leg. He said he was also stabbed in the arm.
Wagoner, 49, was released from the hospital Tuesday.
Police Chief Richard Biehl said Wednesday that he became concerned about the possibility of a hate crime after reading the initial police report and that he forwarded the report to the FBI's Dayton office.
"They are working with us," he said.
The first reports indicated that Wagoner said he heard one of his assailants refer to him as a "polar bear."
FBI spokesman Rick Smith said agents will help determine whether the shooting was a hate crime, a federal civil rights violation.
Biehl said Wednesday that police recovered a .25-caliber semi-automatic pistol and a knife along with four spent rounds and three live rounds from the gun. He said the spent rounds match the number of shots heard on an audio recording from the bus.
"We are looking to get the audio and video of the bus recording enhanced," he said.
Biehl said there were no witnesses and no video of the shooting.
Police are analyzing evidence that includes the knife, shell casings, bullets and the gun.
A driver for the Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority, Wagoner said he stopped the bus to check a mechanical problem around 5 a.m. Monday when the men approached him.
Wagoner told police he fought back and grabbed the gun and that the men ran away. Wagoner told police he fired at them before driving the bus to safety and calling for help.
Wagoner said in his 911 call that he felt two shots to his chest.
"It just feels like I've been hit with a sledgehammer," Wagoner said on the 911 call.
Police said two small-caliber bullets hit the booklet called "The Message," which has Bible verses in contemporary language, and were found lodged inside the book.
Police on Wednesday displayed a photo of the book that showed where two bullets entered through its cover. When asked about the book's thickness, police used as an example a book that appeared to be about an inch thick.
Wagoner told police he just started carrying the book about a week earlier.
Read more: http://www.wlwt.com/news/local-news/bus-driver-shooting-probed-as-possible-hate-crime/24710082#ixzz2uXGj7yi4
Bus driver Rickey Wagoner, who is white, told Dayton police that he was outside his bus early Monday when three black men shot at him, with two bullets hitting the book in his shirt pocket and one hitting his leg. He said he was also stabbed in the arm.
Wagoner, 49, was released from the hospital Tuesday.
Police Chief Richard Biehl said Wednesday that he became concerned about the possibility of a hate crime after reading the initial police report and that he forwarded the report to the FBI's Dayton office.
"They are working with us," he said.
The first reports indicated that Wagoner said he heard one of his assailants refer to him as a "polar bear."
FBI spokesman Rick Smith said agents will help determine whether the shooting was a hate crime, a federal civil rights violation.
Biehl said Wednesday that police recovered a .25-caliber semi-automatic pistol and a knife along with four spent rounds and three live rounds from the gun. He said the spent rounds match the number of shots heard on an audio recording from the bus.
"We are looking to get the audio and video of the bus recording enhanced," he said.
Biehl said there were no witnesses and no video of the shooting.
Police are analyzing evidence that includes the knife, shell casings, bullets and the gun.
A driver for the Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority, Wagoner said he stopped the bus to check a mechanical problem around 5 a.m. Monday when the men approached him.
Wagoner told police he fought back and grabbed the gun and that the men ran away. Wagoner told police he fired at them before driving the bus to safety and calling for help.
Wagoner said in his 911 call that he felt two shots to his chest.
"It just feels like I've been hit with a sledgehammer," Wagoner said on the 911 call.
Police said two small-caliber bullets hit the booklet called "The Message," which has Bible verses in contemporary language, and were found lodged inside the book.
Police on Wednesday displayed a photo of the book that showed where two bullets entered through its cover. When asked about the book's thickness, police used as an example a book that appeared to be about an inch thick.
Wagoner told police he just started carrying the book about a week earlier.
Read more: http://www.wlwt.com/news/local-news/bus-driver-shooting-probed-as-possible-hate-crime/24710082#ixzz2uXGj7yi4
TNB
Mar 1, 2014, 12:18:30 PM3/1/14
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CINCINNATI -- Two African American men police say robbed and shot a man
Friday night have been located and taken into custody .
Police said a man was on standing on at a bus stop near Mohawk Place and
McMicken Avenue when he was robbed of his cellphone and shot in his
stomach.
The suspects were in a car when the crime took place, police told WCPO
reporter Bryce Anslinger at the scene.
An officer was just down the street, and was able to chase the suspects
into the West End and arrest them at about 11 p.m..
Police said the victim was taken into surgery at a nearby hospital.
http://www.wcpo.com/news/crime/2-in-custody-after-shooting-in-over-the-rhine
Friday night have been located and taken into custody .
Police said a man was on standing on at a bus stop near Mohawk Place and
McMicken Avenue when he was robbed of his cellphone and shot in his
stomach.
The suspects were in a car when the crime took place, police told WCPO
reporter Bryce Anslinger at the scene.
An officer was just down the street, and was able to chase the suspects
into the West End and arrest them at about 11 p.m..
Police said the victim was taken into surgery at a nearby hospital.
http://www.wcpo.com/news/crime/2-in-custody-after-shooting-in-over-the-rhine
TNB
Mar 4, 2014, 2:08:30 PM3/4/14
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It must run in the family.
Harry Bailey’s big mouth led to his February conviction of robbing and
assaulting a developmentally disabled woman, but it was Bailey’s sister’s
big mouth that got her cited for contempt and jailed after her brother’s
Tuesday sentencing.
Harry Bailey, 54, was convicted last month of burglary, robbery and two
counts of felonious assault in a May 24 incident. The crimes were
committed against Shawntelle Miller, a developmentally disabled woman who
lived across the hall from Bailey in a Westwood apartment building.
Bailey beat her, choked her and stole $80 and was tricked by police into
saying he didn’t place the scarf on Miller’s neck when she was choked.
Police never told Bailey her scarf was used or how.
“As a society, we should have her back,” Assistant Hamilton County
Prosecutor Linda Scott said at Tuesday’s sentencing.
Common Pleas Court Judge Robert Ruehlman sent Bailey to prison for 24
years, the maximum possible – but the case wasn’t over.
Ronda Bailey, the sister of the man the judge just sent to prison, was
leaving the courtroom when she looked Miller’s father in the eye and said
“Retarded crackhead bitch” and left. Unfortunately for Ronda Bailey, her
comment was heard by a Cincinnati police officer in court on another case.
Ronda Bailey, 46, was escorted back into the courtroom but denied she’d
said anything to the father. The officer, though, told the judge he heard
Ronda Bailey spew those words while looking at the victim’s father.
The judge cited Ronda Bailey for contempt of court and threw her in jail
for 30 days.
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TNB
Mar 4, 2014, 2:15:37 PM3/4/14
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A motorist is under arrest after leading police on a high speed pursuit
that ended in a crash in Colerain Township overnight.
Jayce Lang, 28, of Mount Healthy is in custody at the police station, said
Sgt. Joe Redmond.
He is being charged with felony fleeing and eluding and drug possession
after police found what they suspect is either crack or cocaine.
He also was wanted on a felony probation warrant and two misdemeanor
warrants, Redmond said.
An officer on patrol tried to pull Lang’s silver, 2013 GMC Terrain over
for a marked lane violation about 2:14 a.m. in the area of Pippin Road and
Golf Drive, Redmond said.
Instead of pulling over, Lang went speeding off, Redmond said.
A pursuit ensued, with speeds reaching 60 mph in 25 and 35 mph zones.
The chase ended when Lang lost control of his vehicle on Adair Court about
2:25 a.m. ran off the road and hit a fence and a tree. The SUV flipped
onto its top.
Lang was not hurt, police said.
http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20140304/NEWS/303040022/
that ended in a crash in Colerain Township overnight.
Jayce Lang, 28, of Mount Healthy is in custody at the police station, said
Sgt. Joe Redmond.
He is being charged with felony fleeing and eluding and drug possession
after police found what they suspect is either crack or cocaine.
He also was wanted on a felony probation warrant and two misdemeanor
warrants, Redmond said.
An officer on patrol tried to pull Lang’s silver, 2013 GMC Terrain over
for a marked lane violation about 2:14 a.m. in the area of Pippin Road and
Golf Drive, Redmond said.
Instead of pulling over, Lang went speeding off, Redmond said.
A pursuit ensued, with speeds reaching 60 mph in 25 and 35 mph zones.
The chase ended when Lang lost control of his vehicle on Adair Court about
2:25 a.m. ran off the road and hit a fence and a tree. The SUV flipped
onto its top.
Lang was not hurt, police said.
http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20140304/NEWS/303040022/
TNB
Mar 4, 2014, 8:35:41 PM3/4/14
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Cincinnati Police need the public's help in locating 18-year-old Andre
Dunson of the 1700 block of Carll Street in North Fairmount.
Dunson currently has one felony and one misdemeanor warrant for his arrest
and is on the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence list for documented
gang activity in Winton Hills.
If you have information regarding his current location, please contact
Cincinnati Police District Five at 513-569-8500.
http://www.fox19.com/story/24885036/cincinnati-police-seek-north-fairmount-man
Dunson of the 1700 block of Carll Street in North Fairmount.
Dunson currently has one felony and one misdemeanor warrant for his arrest
and is on the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence list for documented
gang activity in Winton Hills.
If you have information regarding his current location, please contact
Cincinnati Police District Five at 513-569-8500.
http://www.fox19.com/story/24885036/cincinnati-police-seek-north-fairmount-man
TNB
Mar 4, 2014, 8:40:48 PM3/4/14
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Four people were indicted Thursday by a Hamilton County grand jury in
connection with the shooting death of a 21-year-old man last July on Red
Bank Road in Madisonville.
Cincinnati Police said Rodney Smith was shot at approximately 4 a.m. July
6 at 4205 Red Bank Road. He was taken to the University of Cincinnati
Medical Center where he died.
Kenny Gunn, 21, and Michael Rudd, 23, were each indicted on charges of
aggravated murder, murder, aggravated robbery and weapons under
disability.
Cornell Wilson-Lipscomb Jr., 20, was indicted on charges of aggravated
murder, murder and aggravated robbery.
Darryl Mosley, 31, was arrested Feb. 19 in connection with Smith's death.
The grand jury indicted him on seven counts, including aggravated murder,
murder and aggravated robbery.
Cincinnati Police said Rodney Smith was shot at approximately 4 a.m. July
6 at 4205 Red Bank Road. He was taken to the University of Cincinnati
Medical Center where he died.
Gunn and Mosley are lodged in the Hamilton County Justice Center.
Rudd and Wilson-Lipscomb are wanted by Cincinnati Police.
Those information about this homicide are asked to call Cincinnati Police
at 513-352-3542 or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040 or text "CINTIP" plus
your message to CRIMES (274637).
Callers may remain anonymous and may receive compensation for their
information.
http://www.fox19.com/story/24843099/grand-jury-indicts-three-for-red-bank-road-homicide
Four people were indicted Thursday by a Hamilton County grand jury in
connection with the shooting death of a 21-year-old man last July on Red
Bank Road in Madisonville.
Cincinnati Police said Rodney Smith was shot at approximately 4 a.m. July
6 at 4205 Red Bank Road. He was taken to the University of Cincinnati
Medical Center where he died.
Kenny Gunn, 21, and Michael Rudd, 23, were each indicted on charges of
aggravated murder, murder, aggravated robbery and weapons under
disability.
Cornell Wilson-Lipscomb Jr., 20, was indicted on charges of aggravated
murder, murder and aggravated robbery.
Darryl Mosley, 31, was arrested Feb. 19 in connection with Smith's death.
The grand jury indicted him on seven counts, including aggravated murder,
murder and aggravated robbery.
Cincinnati Police said Rodney Smith was shot at approximately 4 a.m. July
6 at 4205 Red Bank Road. He was taken to the University of Cincinnati
Medical Center where he died.
Gunn and Mosley are lodged in the Hamilton County Justice Center.
Rudd and Wilson-Lipscomb are wanted by Cincinnati Police.
Those information about this homicide are asked to call Cincinnati Police
at 513-352-3542 or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040 or text "CINTIP" plus
your message to CRIMES (274637).
Callers may remain anonymous and may receive compensation for their
information.
http://www.fox19.com/story/24843099/grand-jury-indicts-three-for-red-bank-road-homicide
TNB
Mar 5, 2014, 8:27:15 AM3/5/14
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NORWOOD, Ohio -- A surveillance camera caught footage of a teen running
from a man's Norwood apartment home in February.
Gerald Franklin was arraigned Tuesday morning in the Hamilton County
Municipal Court. Det. Jeff Kirby said Franklin invited the 14-year-old boy
into his home, in the 4000 block of Montgomery Road, on February 15, and
told him he would give him some used video games.
Franklin then asked the teen sex-related questions, and asked the teen to
masturbate while he watched.
Surveillance video captured the teen entering the apartment, and running
away three minutes later.
Officers spoke to Franklin at his home on February 24. Franklin failed to
show up to two meetings with police after that date.
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from a man's Norwood apartment home in February.
Gerald Franklin was arraigned Tuesday morning in the Hamilton County
Municipal Court. Det. Jeff Kirby said Franklin invited the 14-year-old boy
into his home, in the 4000 block of Montgomery Road, on February 15, and
told him he would give him some used video games.
Franklin then asked the teen sex-related questions, and asked the teen to
masturbate while he watched.
Surveillance video captured the teen entering the apartment, and running
away three minutes later.
Officers spoke to Franklin at his home on February 24. Franklin failed to
show up to two meetings with police after that date.
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http://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/teen-runs-from-mans-home-after-being-asked-to-perform-sex-acts
TNB
Feb 20, 2014, 6:44:31 PM2/20/14
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A four-month long investigation into violent street crime and drug
trafficking by gangs in the West End has resulted in 13 arrests and 11
guns taken off the street, Cincinnati Police said Thursday.
We feel like weve taken some pretty definitive action, with the
assistance of a multitude of partners, to give this area some relief
and bring these individuals to justice, said Assistant Chief Jim
Whalen.
But police say the arrests are just the start of a renewed effort by
the department to stop violent street crime in Cincinnati
neighborhoods.
We are going to aggressively fight back against violent street crime,
said Chief Jeffrey Blackwell. Were not waiting on a summer spike, we
are starting now to eradicate those networks.
The department has recently reconstituted its Cincinnati Initiative to
Reduce Violence efforts, Blackwell said. The program focuses on
identifying groups and gangs involved in violent crime and providing
them services to try to turn their lives around.
Police are targeting the gangs because they say the groups are
responsible for most of the violent crime in the city.
Sixty-two percent of our violent crime problem is attributable to less
than one half of one percent of our population, Whalen said. That
causes us to narrow our focus and build these kinds of cases.
In addition to the West End, police say the 13 people arrested also
frequent East Price Hill, Bond Hill, Mount Airy, Roselawn, and
Over-the-Rhine.
These neighborhoods will benefit from the removal of these dangerous
individuals, Whalen said.
The investigation that led to gang roundup on Thursday started with the
death of Dwayne Lamarr Lewis in South Fairmount on Oct. 15, 2013. After
police charged Julius White with murder in Lewis death, they began an
investigation into the drug market that they say he ran in the West
End.
While police say White was a member of the Tot Lot gang, the
investigation also included several other gangs and affiliations.
Some of the activity in the West End came from gang members that moved
from the Green Street and Race Street areas and the 1700 block of Vine
Street. They were all involved in drug trafficking, possession of
illegal guns and robberies, assistant chief Whalen said.
The most significant arrest was that at of Shamsudin Pickens, who
police say is a high-level criminal. Pickens operated on Lockhurst Lane
and in Over-the-Rhine, Whalen said.
If you run with a gang and you engage in gun violence you are going to
trigger a prioritized law enforcement response to yourself, Whalen
said. And that is exactly what happened in this case.
After an investigation into Pickens, he was indicted on nine counts of
drug trafficking and is being held in the Hamilton County jail on $1.1
million bond.
From Pickens arrest, police were able to arrest four of his associates
on federal drug, conspiracy and gun charges.
One of those was Jeffrey Edmerson, who police say was running a drug
distribution network in the West End.
Those four are also suspects in several robberies in the West End,
Whalen said.
By Thursday afternoon police had arrested 13 suspects and were looking
for five more. Several other people are targets of the investigation
but their names were not made public Thursday.
Police believe the arrests will make the West End and other parts of
town safer, but officials stressed that the investigation is not over.
This effort does not stop today, Whalen said. There are similar
investigations occurring in all five of the departments districts, he
said.
In addition to Cincinnati Police, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms, and Explosives, the Hamilton County Sheriffs Office and the
Federal Bureau of Investigation participated in the investigation.
http://news.cincinnati.com/proart/20140220/news01/302200115/police-conduct-roundup-suspected-gang-members?pagerestricted=1
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> The program focuses on identifying groups and gangs involved in violent
> crime and providing them services to try to turn their lives around.
This'll turn things around: http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=8ac_1391686974
> The program focuses on identifying groups and gangs involved in violent
> crime and providing them services to try to turn their lives around.
Reb Biker
Feb 20, 2014, 8:46:44 PM2/20/14
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On Thu, 20 Feb 2014 23:44:31 +0000 (UTC), TNB <t...@news.cincinnati.com> wrote:
>a renewed effort by
> the department to stop violent street crime in Cincinnati
>neighborhoods.
How would YOU like to have the job of stopping niggers from acting like
>a renewed effort by
> the department to stop violent street crime in Cincinnati
>neighborhoods.
niggers? Now THAT'S Mission Impossible!
Then, again, it ain't! In His Infinite Wisdom, God did not make niggers
bullet-proof. Their goodification is easily achievable!
Have a nice day, niggers!
Reb Biker
Visit the alt.flame.niggers FAQ website at...
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Reb Biker
Feb 20, 2014, 8:51:37 PM2/20/14
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been clearer and longer.
TNB
Feb 21, 2014, 8:17:11 PM2/21/14
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<Please watch tne video if one thinks my subject title is wrong!>
The black guys are out of the West End, now it's up to the
white guys to keep them out of there. No the police exactly, but the people who live there. A four month investigation tore apart what police call one of the most violent gangs in the city. The operation is part of Cincinnati's Initiative to Reduce Violence, which focuses on gang violence. What happens now is up to the community. The SWAT call-up, the arrests and gun recovery that go with it, was the last word in the take down of a violent crime network. Top thugs were the first to get picked off mon
ths ago. Julius White, charged with a teen's murder, and Shamsudin Pickens, with his 9-count drug indictment, are two of them. West End resident Steve Bluth said, "I'm hoping we can keep the gangs out of our community. I'm hoping that we can take this back and make it our community again." To make progress requires a grass root effort of the whole community. It's about churches, councils, recreation centers and citizens deciding what behavior will and will not be tolerated. Lt. Col. James Whalen of th
e Cin
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Cincinnati Police said, "There was an old lady who cleaned the sidewalk outside her home and you know what? Her sidewalk was clean and no one hung out in front of her place. If you did and you cursed she might come out with a broom and sweep or hit you with it! That kind of grass roots control needs to be asserted." Part of being a caregiver of a community has to do with cleaning up lots or getting the property owner to do it. It sends a message someone cares. Some gang felt comfortable on York Stree
t where the SWAT team made an arrest Thursday. The gang operated out of Lockhurst Lane. Sgt. Bill Halusek said, "We think a lot of those buyers are coming here to get heroin. This is convenient, you can get off the highway and get right back on to go back across the river." The gang used to be comfortable in Over-The-Rhine. But now there is so much development the buyers can't get in sellers because there is too many witnesses. There is a similar gang investigation going on right now in
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darkest Avondale.
http://www.local12.com//news/features/top-stories/stories/what-next-after-gang-takedown-8644.shtml
The black guys are out of the West End, now it's up to the
white guys to keep them out of there. No the police exactly, but the people who live there. A four month investigation tore apart what police call one of the most violent gangs in the city. The operation is part of Cincinnati's Initiative to Reduce Violence, which focuses on gang violence. What happens now is up to the community. The SWAT call-up, the arrests and gun recovery that go with it, was the last word in the take down of a violent crime network. Top thugs were the first to get picked off mon
ths ago. Julius White, charged with a teen's murder, and Shamsudin Pickens, with his 9-count drug indictment, are two of them. West End resident Steve Bluth said, "I'm hoping we can keep the gangs out of our community. I'm hoping that we can take this back and make it our community again." To make progress requires a grass root effort of the whole community. It's about churches, councils, recreation centers and citizens deciding what behavior will and will not be tolerated. Lt. Col. James Whalen of th
e Cin
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Cincinnati Police said, "There was an old lady who cleaned the sidewalk outside her home and you know what? Her sidewalk was clean and no one hung out in front of her place. If you did and you cursed she might come out with a broom and sweep or hit you with it! That kind of grass roots control needs to be asserted." Part of being a caregiver of a community has to do with cleaning up lots or getting the property owner to do it. It sends a message someone cares. Some gang felt comfortable on York Stree
t where the SWAT team made an arrest Thursday. The gang operated out of Lockhurst Lane. Sgt. Bill Halusek said, "We think a lot of those buyers are coming here to get heroin. This is convenient, you can get off the highway and get right back on to go back across the river." The gang used to be comfortable in Over-The-Rhine. But now there is so much development the buyers can't get in sellers because there is too many witnesses. There is a similar gang investigation going on right now in
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darkest Avondale.
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COVINGTON, Ky. -- A man was arrested Friday after a police pursuit that
started in Cincinnati and ended in Covington.
Officers said the man, who was driving a black BMW, was pursued for a
warrant and brandishing a weapon.
The chase spanned from Martin Luther King Drive, to Gilbert Avenue, to
Columbia Parkway and Third Street.
Authorities used a helicopter to spot the unidentified suspect after he
crossed over the river into Covington.
He exited his vehicle at Fifth Street and Madison Avenue at about 12:15
p.m. and the chase continued on foot, officers said.
He was taken into custody at Sixth Street and Madison Avenue at about
12:20 p.m.
Authorities did not say what the man was charged with or if anyone was
hurt in the chase.
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COVINGTON, Ky. -- A man was arrested Friday after a police pursuit that
started in Cincinnati and ended in Covington.
Officers said the man, who was driving a black BMW, was pursued for a
warrant and brandishing a weapon.
The chase spanned from Martin Luther King Drive, to Gilbert Avenue, to
Columbia Parkway and Third Street.
Authorities used a helicopter to spot the unidentified suspect after he
crossed over the river into Covington.
He exited his vehicle at Fifth Street and Madison Avenue at about 12:15
p.m. and the chase continued on foot, officers said.
He was taken into custody at Sixth Street and Madison Avenue at about
12:20 p.m.
Authorities did not say what the man was charged with or if anyone was
hurt in the chase.
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Four University of Cincinnati students were assaulted around midnight
Saturday, UC police said.
The assault occurred at Clifton Avenue and Clifton Court, police said.
The students were assaulted by a group of about 10 male black teenagers
between 14 and 16 years old.
The victims were punched and one victim has to be treated at
University of Cincinnati Medical Center for facial injuries.
Anyone with information about the assault in asked to call the UC
Police tip line at 513-556-COPS or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
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Saturday, UC police said.
The assault occurred at Clifton Avenue and Clifton Court, police said.
The students were assaulted by a group of about 10 male black teenagers
between 14 and 16 years old.
The victims were punched and one victim has to be treated at
University of Cincinnati Medical Center for facial injuries.
Anyone with information about the assault in asked to call the UC
Police tip line at 513-556-COPS or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
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CINCINNATI -- A Walnut Hills man burdened by the deaths of his two
brothers must have "flipped out" before killing his mother Monday morning,
a friend told WCPO.
Cincinnati police confronted Gregory Sanders, who was armed, and killed
him about 5 a.m. Monday, said Assistant Chief Paul Humphries. Three
officers fired at the man, who was not immediately identified. The names
of the officers had not yet been disclosed Monday.
"One of his brothers being murdered and one dying of a brain aneurysm and
then something had to happen between him and his mother – had to be words
exchanged, or something happened to where he flipped out," Michael
Thompson said. "Had to be, because every time I saw him he was always
talking positive."
Police are expected to provide details at a 4 p.m. press conference.
Investigators say police went to the 1200 block of Lincoln Avenue in
Walnut Hills about 5 a.m. in response to a report of a stabbing.
When police arrived, they saw a man armed with a rifle with a bayonet.
The officers fired at the man, who was struck multiple times. He died at
the scene.
Later, officers found a woman stabbed to death inside a nearby home,
investigators said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
WCPO Web editor Alyssa Dailey contributed to this story.
Stay with WCPO for updates as they become available.
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brothers must have "flipped out" before killing his mother Monday morning,
a friend told WCPO.
Cincinnati police confronted Gregory Sanders, who was armed, and killed
him about 5 a.m. Monday, said Assistant Chief Paul Humphries. Three
officers fired at the man, who was not immediately identified. The names
of the officers had not yet been disclosed Monday.
"One of his brothers being murdered and one dying of a brain aneurysm and
then something had to happen between him and his mother – had to be words
exchanged, or something happened to where he flipped out," Michael
Thompson said. "Had to be, because every time I saw him he was always
talking positive."
Police are expected to provide details at a 4 p.m. press conference.
Investigators say police went to the 1200 block of Lincoln Avenue in
Walnut Hills about 5 a.m. in response to a report of a stabbing.
When police arrived, they saw a man armed with a rifle with a bayonet.
The officers fired at the man, who was struck multiple times. He died at
the scene.
Later, officers found a woman stabbed to death inside a nearby home,
investigators said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
WCPO Web editor Alyssa Dailey contributed to this story.
Stay with WCPO for updates as they become available.
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A group of teenagers assaulted four college students Saturday night just a few blocks from the University of Cincinnati.
Investigators said 10 teenagers repeatedly punched the students but didn't attempt to steal anything. One victim received treatment for facial injuries at University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
UC police told WCPO’s Amy Wadas they believe the assailants are between 14 and 16 years old. They also said three females participated in the beatings.
The incident on Saturday is the latest in a string of violent activities near the campus in Clifton.
On Tuesday, there were two robberies where students had their cellphones stolen at gunpoint. In both instances, which occurred at about 11 p.m., a person with a handgun approached students and demanded their phones.
Investigators suspect the same person is behind both offenses.
Three weeks earlier, on the night of Feb. 2, a man robbed and shot a UC sophomore on Jefferson Avenue near Carlton Street.
Police arrested Michael Davis the next day and charged him with 19 felony counts. He's also charged in the Jan. 7 shooting death of Curron Jones.
"There comes a point when you get desensitized to the topic," said Elizabeth Bradford, a freshman at the university. "Some days you get up to five emails (from UC) - it becomes normal then, like, you cross your fingers when you walk home hoping that it's not me."
Classmate Mitchell Dodd said it's important to remain alert and avoid precarious situations.
"As long as you stick together, you're fine. But you definitely want to be on guard."
Campus police say there are four officers on patrol every day between the evening hours of 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. every day.
The department plans to hire seven more officers by April.
RELATED (INSIDER): UC crime trends in 2013
After the next round of hires, UC police officials said they’d like to add an additional six to 12. That move needs to be approved by President Santa Ono.
In addition to extra police officers, university officials sent students a letter in January that listed several safety precautions.
The tips ranged from keeping a radio on when you're not at home to using a deadbolt lock to trimming your hedges to a certain length to control visibility into your windows.
Most importantly, though, the university advised students to watch out for one another.
“I try not to do stupid things that would make myself a target,” said Jacob Hamblin, a junior. "You want to make sure you’re not a target.”
Anyone with information about crimes involving should call the UC police tip line at 513-556-COPS or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
A group of teenagers assaulted four college students Saturday night just a few blocks from the University of Cincinnati.
Investigators said 10 teenagers repeatedly punched the students but didn't attempt to steal anything. One victim received treatment for facial injuries at University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
UC police told WCPO’s Amy Wadas they believe the assailants are between 14 and 16 years old. They also said three females participated in the beatings.
The incident on Saturday is the latest in a string of violent activities near the campus in Clifton.
On Tuesday, there were two robberies where students had their cellphones stolen at gunpoint. In both instances, which occurred at about 11 p.m., a person with a handgun approached students and demanded their phones.
Investigators suspect the same person is behind both offenses.
Three weeks earlier, on the night of Feb. 2, a man robbed and shot a UC sophomore on Jefferson Avenue near Carlton Street.
Police arrested Michael Davis the next day and charged him with 19 felony counts. He's also charged in the Jan. 7 shooting death of Curron Jones.
"There comes a point when you get desensitized to the topic," said Elizabeth Bradford, a freshman at the university. "Some days you get up to five emails (from UC) - it becomes normal then, like, you cross your fingers when you walk home hoping that it's not me."
Classmate Mitchell Dodd said it's important to remain alert and avoid precarious situations.
"As long as you stick together, you're fine. But you definitely want to be on guard."
Campus police say there are four officers on patrol every day between the evening hours of 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. every day.
The department plans to hire seven more officers by April.
RELATED (INSIDER): UC crime trends in 2013
After the next round of hires, UC police officials said they’d like to add an additional six to 12. That move needs to be approved by President Santa Ono.
In addition to extra police officers, university officials sent students a letter in January that listed several safety precautions.
The tips ranged from keeping a radio on when you're not at home to using a deadbolt lock to trimming your hedges to a certain length to control visibility into your windows.
Most importantly, though, the university advised students to watch out for one another.
“I try not to do stupid things that would make myself a target,” said Jacob Hamblin, a junior. "You want to make sure you’re not a target.”
Anyone with information about crimes involving should call the UC police tip line at 513-556-COPS or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
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Police were confronted with a man carrying an ‘older weapon’ with a
bayonet attached while responding to a domestic call of a person stabbed
on Lincoln Avenue in Walnut Hills Monday morning.
While en route, police learned it was possibly a homicide with an armed
suspect still in the house, said Assistant Police Chief James Whalen.
Four officers responded, and were confronted by Gregory Sanders, 37, who
came out of the house he shared with his mother, Deborah Sanders, and down
the front steps holding the weapon, Whalen said.
Three officers fired a total of 20 shots, killing Sanders, Whalen said
Monday afternoon at a press conference.
Police don’t yet know how many shots hit Sanders; he had “some hits to his
torso, and at least one hit to his head,” Whalen said.
Sanders’ weapon was not loaded.
Police then found Deborah Sanders dead inside the home.
No officers were hurt.
Sanders has “no significant history” of mental illness, but friends said
“he has appeared stressed,” Whalen said.
According to a police communication report, one of the Sanders’ neighbors,
Mark R. Foster, called 911 at 5:02 a.m. after Gregory Sanders broke out
one of Foster’s windows.
Sanders told Foster he’d just “murdered his mother” by stabbing “her in
head w/pen,” the report states.
Foster told the dispatcher he did not think Sanders, 36, had mental
problems, but he did possibly use drugs.
In a phone interview this morning, Foster, 57, said he was upset to be
woken from a sound sleep when Sanders busted the stained glass window on
his front door.
“He woke me up. He almost got shot. I was sleeping real good,” Foster
said. “I opened the door and spoke to him. ‘Man, what is going on with
you? What are you doing? You broke my glass out, man.’ It’s probably going
to cost more than $500. It’s stained glass. He said ‘I just murdered my
mom, Mr. Foster.’ I said, ‘You did what?!’ I was in shock after that.”
Sanders, who at that point was not armed with the gun, dashed off while
Foster called 911 to summon help.
“I went back to put the phone down on the base after talking to the
dispatcher,” Foster said. “(The police) came right away because by the
time I went into my bedroom, I heard the shots. I looked out the front
door. There he was in the street, face down.”
Foster said Sanders had been taking care of his mother, who he said is 60
and suffers from terminal brain cancer, for the past three years.
“She had brain cancer and he had been taking care of her,” Foster said.
“Obviously it is way out of his normal MO.”
Sanders took his mother to all of her doctor appointments and treatments,
Foster said.
“He did all that,” Foster said. “That’s why it’s a shock.”
Street outreach workers with the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence
came to Lincoln Avenue this morning to talk to residents and make sure
they get the facts about the police shooting.
One of them, Rev. Peterson Mingo, an Evanston pastor, said the area is not
a high-crime neighborhood and includes at least one nursing home.
Foster said homes on his street are being renovated, and low-income
residents have been evicted. But, the city has failed to pick up the
former tenants’ belongings, and those have been left sitting and rotting
on the street for months.
He said he does not know who to contact in the city sanitation department
to complain.
“It’s an eyesore seeing these peoples’ belongings still out on the streets
three or four months after they’ve been evicted,” he said. “It makes the
whole area look bad. This is embarrassing.”
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bayonet attached while responding to a domestic call of a person stabbed
on Lincoln Avenue in Walnut Hills Monday morning.
While en route, police learned it was possibly a homicide with an armed
suspect still in the house, said Assistant Police Chief James Whalen.
Four officers responded, and were confronted by Gregory Sanders, 37, who
came out of the house he shared with his mother, Deborah Sanders, and down
the front steps holding the weapon, Whalen said.
Three officers fired a total of 20 shots, killing Sanders, Whalen said
Monday afternoon at a press conference.
Police don’t yet know how many shots hit Sanders; he had “some hits to his
torso, and at least one hit to his head,” Whalen said.
Sanders’ weapon was not loaded.
Police then found Deborah Sanders dead inside the home.
No officers were hurt.
Sanders has “no significant history” of mental illness, but friends said
“he has appeared stressed,” Whalen said.
According to a police communication report, one of the Sanders’ neighbors,
Mark R. Foster, called 911 at 5:02 a.m. after Gregory Sanders broke out
one of Foster’s windows.
Sanders told Foster he’d just “murdered his mother” by stabbing “her in
head w/pen,” the report states.
Foster told the dispatcher he did not think Sanders, 36, had mental
problems, but he did possibly use drugs.
In a phone interview this morning, Foster, 57, said he was upset to be
woken from a sound sleep when Sanders busted the stained glass window on
his front door.
“He woke me up. He almost got shot. I was sleeping real good,” Foster
said. “I opened the door and spoke to him. ‘Man, what is going on with
you? What are you doing? You broke my glass out, man.’ It’s probably going
to cost more than $500. It’s stained glass. He said ‘I just murdered my
mom, Mr. Foster.’ I said, ‘You did what?!’ I was in shock after that.”
Sanders, who at that point was not armed with the gun, dashed off while
Foster called 911 to summon help.
“I went back to put the phone down on the base after talking to the
dispatcher,” Foster said. “(The police) came right away because by the
time I went into my bedroom, I heard the shots. I looked out the front
door. There he was in the street, face down.”
Foster said Sanders had been taking care of his mother, who he said is 60
and suffers from terminal brain cancer, for the past three years.
“She had brain cancer and he had been taking care of her,” Foster said.
“Obviously it is way out of his normal MO.”
Sanders took his mother to all of her doctor appointments and treatments,
Foster said.
“He did all that,” Foster said. “That’s why it’s a shock.”
Street outreach workers with the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence
came to Lincoln Avenue this morning to talk to residents and make sure
they get the facts about the police shooting.
One of them, Rev. Peterson Mingo, an Evanston pastor, said the area is not
a high-crime neighborhood and includes at least one nursing home.
Foster said homes on his street are being renovated, and low-income
residents have been evicted. But, the city has failed to pick up the
former tenants’ belongings, and those have been left sitting and rotting
on the street for months.
He said he does not know who to contact in the city sanitation department
to complain.
“It’s an eyesore seeing these peoples’ belongings still out on the streets
three or four months after they’ve been evicted,” he said. “It makes the
whole area look bad. This is embarrassing.”
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Feb 24, 2014, 7:45:48 PM2/24/14
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A man was shot in the leg in Millvale Monday evening, according to
emergency dispatchers, but witnesses are not cooperating with police.
Reports of the shooting came in at about 6:24 p.m. The man had been
shot in a parking lot near 3303 Beekman St., according to emergency
dispatchers.
Police do not have suspect descriptions at this time. They are still
on scene.
The Enquirer will update this story when more information becomes
available.
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emergency dispatchers, but witnesses are not cooperating with police.
Reports of the shooting came in at about 6:24 p.m. The man had been
shot in a parking lot near 3303 Beekman St., according to emergency
dispatchers.
Police do not have suspect descriptions at this time. They are still
on scene.
The Enquirer will update this story when more information becomes
available.
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Feb 24, 2014, 10:42:04 PM2/24/14
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CINCINNATI —A UC student who was assaulted by a group of teens near UC’s
campus spoke out Monday night.
The student is a fifth-year engineering student, but chose not to be
identified.
Four other students who were attacked Saturday night were outside their
fraternity house near Clifton Avenue and Clifton Court.
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The engineering student jumped in to help and ended up beaten so badly, he
had to go to the hospital.
“Little bit scared for my safety at that point,” the student said. "Why
would they do that? I didn't understand?"
One of the victims said that the area was usually safe, so the Saturday
night assault was very surprising.
The engineering student said he was on his way home from a banquet with
his girlfriend when about 10 teenagers started yelling and provoking two
other fraternity brothers that were walking on Clifton Avenue toward
campus.
“I sort of jumped in just to make sure you know, that nothing bad was
going to happen and they just started going to town on all of us, punched
and kicked all of us and had us on the ground for about 30 seconds, then
they all dispersed and ran off,” the student said.
Other students said that with the recent string of assaults on or near
campus, they are only walking in big groups.
“Everybody is just a little shaken up, tensions are kind of high, we're
frustrated with the whole issue because it just seems like nowhere is safe
on this side of campus anymore,” student Nick Padavana said.
University of Cincinnati President Santa Ono said the university has
invested in extra cameras, lights and patrols.
In a few days, the university will announce a new initiative called Block
by Block—which will work like a paid community watch.
“We will do everything we can. This is a city problem and the city and
university are working together hand in hand trying to make the area
safer,” Ono said.
“Our crime numbers are at a six-year low, we're seeing a steady decrease
in the numbers so I think we are seeing success with our efforts,” UC
Interim Police Chief Jeff Corcoran said. “On the other hand, when we see a
crime like this it's obviously not acceptable and not what we want to
see."
The victim said while he was grateful to be alive, he won’t take any more
chances.
“I'm personally a concealed carried permit holder. I'm not allowed to
carry on campus so I'm not going to do that, but at the same time if the
university is not going to provide significant resources to provide us the
safety we need then at least let me take care of myself with it,” the
victim said.
If anyone has information on this assault they’re encouraged to call
CrimeStoppers 513-352-3040.
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campus spoke out Monday night.
The student is a fifth-year engineering student, but chose not to be
identified.
Four other students who were attacked Saturday night were outside their
fraternity house near Clifton Avenue and Clifton Court.
Watch this story
The engineering student jumped in to help and ended up beaten so badly, he
had to go to the hospital.
“Little bit scared for my safety at that point,” the student said. "Why
would they do that? I didn't understand?"
One of the victims said that the area was usually safe, so the Saturday
night assault was very surprising.
The engineering student said he was on his way home from a banquet with
his girlfriend when about 10 teenagers started yelling and provoking two
other fraternity brothers that were walking on Clifton Avenue toward
campus.
“I sort of jumped in just to make sure you know, that nothing bad was
going to happen and they just started going to town on all of us, punched
and kicked all of us and had us on the ground for about 30 seconds, then
they all dispersed and ran off,” the student said.
Other students said that with the recent string of assaults on or near
campus, they are only walking in big groups.
“Everybody is just a little shaken up, tensions are kind of high, we're
frustrated with the whole issue because it just seems like nowhere is safe
on this side of campus anymore,” student Nick Padavana said.
University of Cincinnati President Santa Ono said the university has
invested in extra cameras, lights and patrols.
In a few days, the university will announce a new initiative called Block
by Block—which will work like a paid community watch.
“We will do everything we can. This is a city problem and the city and
university are working together hand in hand trying to make the area
safer,” Ono said.
“Our crime numbers are at a six-year low, we're seeing a steady decrease
in the numbers so I think we are seeing success with our efforts,” UC
Interim Police Chief Jeff Corcoran said. “On the other hand, when we see a
crime like this it's obviously not acceptable and not what we want to
see."
The victim said while he was grateful to be alive, he won’t take any more
chances.
“I'm personally a concealed carried permit holder. I'm not allowed to
carry on campus so I'm not going to do that, but at the same time if the
university is not going to provide significant resources to provide us the
safety we need then at least let me take care of myself with it,” the
victim said.
If anyone has information on this assault they’re encouraged to call
CrimeStoppers 513-352-3040.
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READING, Ohio 輸 Reading woman has been arrested after police say she
punched an officer.
Reading police said they were called to the 2400 block of East Galbraith
Road Sunday for a report of a fight between two women.
When they arrived, officers said they arrested Pamela Wallace痴 son.
As officers were placing Wallace痴 son under arrest, they said she yelled
profanities at them and was warned to stay away and not interfere with the
arrest.
According to court records, authorities said Wallace, 49, continued to
interfere with their investigation. When an officer went to place Wallace
under arrest, he said she swung and hit him in the face and neck.
After allegedly hitting the officer, police said Wallace fell to the
ground and would not respond to commands or questions. An ambulance was
called to assess Wallace and officers said she was intoxicated.
The police report also stated that Wallace became combative with
paramedics and would not cooperate with them to see if she was injured.
Wallace was arrested and taken to the Hamilton County Jail.
She was arraigned Monday on three counts of assault and one count of
resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
Wallace was ordered held on $50,000 bond.
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punched an officer.
Reading police said they were called to the 2400 block of East Galbraith
Road Sunday for a report of a fight between two women.
When they arrived, officers said they arrested Pamela Wallace痴 son.
As officers were placing Wallace痴 son under arrest, they said she yelled
profanities at them and was warned to stay away and not interfere with the
arrest.
According to court records, authorities said Wallace, 49, continued to
interfere with their investigation. When an officer went to place Wallace
under arrest, he said she swung and hit him in the face and neck.
After allegedly hitting the officer, police said Wallace fell to the
ground and would not respond to commands or questions. An ambulance was
called to assess Wallace and officers said she was intoxicated.
The police report also stated that Wallace became combative with
paramedics and would not cooperate with them to see if she was injured.
Wallace was arrested and taken to the Hamilton County Jail.
She was arraigned Monday on three counts of assault and one count of
resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
Wallace was ordered held on $50,000 bond.
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Feb 25, 2014, 12:16:11 AM2/25/14
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DAYTON, Ohio — Authorities say a Bible may have saved the life of a Dayton
bus driver Monday morning.
A New Testament Bible was in the front pocket of Regional Transit
Authority bus driver Rickey Waggoner's shirt when he took two bullets to
the chest during an early morning shooting.
The bullets struck the Bible and did not penetrate his body, authorities
told WHIO-TV.
Waggoner spent Monday night at Miami Valley Hospital, recovering from a
gunshot to his leg and stab wounds to his left arm. Three shots were
fired, police said, and the Bible blocked two of them.
"I had a book in my pocket," Waggoner said in the 911 call. "At first I
thought it went through. It just feels like I've been hit with a
sledgehammer in the chest. And I've been cut on the arm."
Officers at the scene called the life-saving event and “intervention.”
"There was obviously some kind of intervention involved in this incident
because (Waggoner) should probably not be here," Dayton Police Sgt.
Michael Pauley said.
According to WHIO, Waggoner, 49, parked his bus on Lakeview Avenue in
Dayton after it stopped running. While outside of the bus assessing the
problem, Waggoner was approached by three teens who said they had to
"shoot a polar bear," police said. The teens also mentioned "getting into
the club."
Waggoner fought for his life, wrestling a gun and knife away from the
teens, who then ran away.
"They started to run. I shot at them with their gun. I got their gun and
knife in the bus with me," he said in the 911 call.
Waggoner told the 911 operator that he stabbed one of his attackers with
his pen, but that he was unsure if any of the shots he fired hit them.
Police said the three suspects are about 15 to 18 years old.
Paramedics rushed Waggoner to Miami Valley after the incident. Officials
said he was shaken up but is now in good condition.
According to a police report, Waggoner told officers he brought his copy
of the Bible about a week ago.
Police said they'd investigate Waggoner's attack as a possible gang
initiation, WCPO reporter Amy Wadas learned Monday evening.
According to Dr. Art Jipson, criminal justice Professor at the University
of Dayton, the term "polar Bear" is often used by gangs. He said "polar
Bear" refers to a white individual, and "black bear" refers to a black
individual.
"Club is in essence a reference for a gang," Jipson said. "To say it's
time to get into a club means this is my entrance fee, this is how I get
in. This is how I prove myself."
http://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/bible-in-front-pocket-saves-dayton-bus-drivers-life-during-early-morning-shooting
bus driver Monday morning.
A New Testament Bible was in the front pocket of Regional Transit
Authority bus driver Rickey Waggoner's shirt when he took two bullets to
the chest during an early morning shooting.
The bullets struck the Bible and did not penetrate his body, authorities
told WHIO-TV.
Waggoner spent Monday night at Miami Valley Hospital, recovering from a
gunshot to his leg and stab wounds to his left arm. Three shots were
fired, police said, and the Bible blocked two of them.
"I had a book in my pocket," Waggoner said in the 911 call. "At first I
thought it went through. It just feels like I've been hit with a
sledgehammer in the chest. And I've been cut on the arm."
Officers at the scene called the life-saving event and “intervention.”
"There was obviously some kind of intervention involved in this incident
because (Waggoner) should probably not be here," Dayton Police Sgt.
Michael Pauley said.
According to WHIO, Waggoner, 49, parked his bus on Lakeview Avenue in
Dayton after it stopped running. While outside of the bus assessing the
problem, Waggoner was approached by three teens who said they had to
"shoot a polar bear," police said. The teens also mentioned "getting into
the club."
Waggoner fought for his life, wrestling a gun and knife away from the
teens, who then ran away.
"They started to run. I shot at them with their gun. I got their gun and
knife in the bus with me," he said in the 911 call.
Waggoner told the 911 operator that he stabbed one of his attackers with
his pen, but that he was unsure if any of the shots he fired hit them.
Police said the three suspects are about 15 to 18 years old.
Paramedics rushed Waggoner to Miami Valley after the incident. Officials
said he was shaken up but is now in good condition.
According to a police report, Waggoner told officers he brought his copy
of the Bible about a week ago.
Police said they'd investigate Waggoner's attack as a possible gang
initiation, WCPO reporter Amy Wadas learned Monday evening.
According to Dr. Art Jipson, criminal justice Professor at the University
of Dayton, the term "polar Bear" is often used by gangs. He said "polar
Bear" refers to a white individual, and "black bear" refers to a black
individual.
"Club is in essence a reference for a gang," Jipson said. "To say it's
time to get into a club means this is my entrance fee, this is how I get
in. This is how I prove myself."
http://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/bible-in-front-pocket-saves-dayton-bus-drivers-life-during-early-morning-shooting
Reb Biker
Feb 25, 2014, 5:12:37 AM2/25/14
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>A nigger buck burdened by the deaths of his two nigger bruthas
>must have "flipped out" before killing his mammy Monday morning
Another typical day of feral simian butchery in da hood. They need a new
news editor, though. They badly misspelled the phrase "chimped out" in the sentence
above.
Have a nice day, niggers!
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>must have "flipped out" before killing his mammy Monday morning
Another typical day of feral simian butchery in da hood. They need a new
news editor, though. They badly misspelled the phrase "chimped out" in the sentence
above.
Have a nice day, niggers!
Reb Biker
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Reb Biker
Feb 25, 2014, 5:28:56 AM2/25/14
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>A nigger buck was shot in the leg Monday evening. One inch to the
>left and it would have been a direct hit to the niggerbrain, in the
>nigger's niggerdick. Nigger witnesses are not cooperating with police.
Nigger witnesses never rat on the perpetrators of niggercide. It's just
another case of the inferior nigger race assuring its own destruction. Left to their
own devices, niggers always turn the lands they infest into Detroits, Haitis, and
Africas.
Have a nice day, niggers!
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>left and it would have been a direct hit to the niggerbrain, in the
>nigger's niggerdick. Nigger witnesses are not cooperating with police.
Nigger witnesses never rat on the perpetrators of niggercide. It's just
another case of the inferior nigger race assuring its own destruction. Left to their
own devices, niggers always turn the lands they infest into Detroits, Haitis, and
Africas.
Have a nice day, niggers!
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Reb Biker
Feb 25, 2014, 6:10:08 AM2/25/14
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There is a good video at this link, of the cop quoting the niggers as saying
they wanted to kill a "polar bear". Of course, no hate crime charges will be filed
against the niggers.
Have a nice day, niggers!
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they wanted to kill a "polar bear". Of course, no hate crime charges will be filed
against the niggers.
Have a nice day, niggers!
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TNB
Feb 25, 2014, 3:24:23 PM2/25/14
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Cincinnati Police are investigating a shooting Tuesday in the 1600 block
of Central Parkway.
Authorities say there was a confrontation between two niggers. One
yard ape shot the other one in the leg.
Police have recovered a gun.
The suspect is described as a black male, 6 feet tall, possibly early 20s,
wearing a red toboggan hat, red shoes, a gray hoodie and jeans.
http://www.fox19.com/story/24818769/cincinnati-police-investigate-central-parkway-shooting
of Central Parkway.
Authorities say there was a confrontation between two niggers. One
yard ape shot the other one in the leg.
Police have recovered a gun.
The suspect is described as a black male, 6 feet tall, possibly early 20s,
wearing a red toboggan hat, red shoes, a gray hoodie and jeans.
http://www.fox19.com/story/24818769/cincinnati-police-investigate-central-parkway-shooting
Reb Biker
Feb 25, 2014, 3:40:20 PM2/25/14
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On Tue, 25 Feb 2014 13:31:42 -0600, "Jasper Towing and Chainage, Ltd"
<jaspto...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>give it a few hours and 'da fambly' will trot out the trademark 'Granny in A
>Print Dress in a Rocking Chair with Wire-Rimmed Glasses'® telling us how
>'himz beez a good boy, himz wuz juss gittin' himz life back 2gedder when da
>Po-PO dun frameded him'.
Dat b rite! He was just getting his life back together, after getting out of
jail last week fo' rape and arm robbery!
<jaspto...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>give it a few hours and 'da fambly' will trot out the trademark 'Granny in A
>Print Dress in a Rocking Chair with Wire-Rimmed Glasses'® telling us how
>'himz beez a good boy, himz wuz juss gittin' himz life back 2gedder when da
>Po-PO dun frameded him'.
Dat b rite! He was just getting his life back together, after getting out of
jail last week fo' rape and arm robbery!
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