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TNB
Jul 12, 2014, 7:38:04 AM7/12/14
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Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery was robbed at gunpoint Friday night,
police say.
The suspect was armed with a gun and escaped with an undisclosed amount
of money, a District 1 police officer said.
The robbery of the brewery and pub located on Fountain Square occurred
at about 10 p.m. Friday, the officer said. The suspect was not
apprehended.
Officials from Rock Bottom were not immediately available for comment
Saturday morning.
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police say.
The suspect was armed with a gun and escaped with an undisclosed amount
of money, a District 1 police officer said.
The robbery of the brewery and pub located on Fountain Square occurred
at about 10 p.m. Friday, the officer said. The suspect was not
apprehended.
Officials from Rock Bottom were not immediately available for comment
Saturday morning.
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Jul 13, 2014, 12:35:15 AM7/13/14
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Police responded to a scene at
Millvale Court in South Cumminsville where two people were shot
Saturday night.
Police say a man and a woman were shot in a nearby housing complex. The
man died at the scene, and the woman was wounded and taken to the UC
Medical Center. There is no word on her condition, but police say she
was pregnant and went into labor.
Witnesses say the suspect was a male wearing white shorts.
A surveillance video may have captured the shooting and may help police
solve the crime.
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Millvale Court in South Cumminsville where two people were shot
Saturday night.
Police say a man and a woman were shot in a nearby housing complex. The
man died at the scene, and the woman was wounded and taken to the UC
Medical Center. There is no word on her condition, but police say she
was pregnant and went into labor.
Witnesses say the suspect was a male wearing white shorts.
A surveillance video may have captured the shooting and may help police
solve the crime.
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TMB
Jul 13, 2014, 8:06:51 AM7/13/14
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> One man killed, one woman wounded in South Cumminsville shooting
> Police responded to a report from
> Millvale Court in South Cumminsville where two people were shot
> Saturday night.
>
> Police say a man and a woman were shot in a nearby LBJ nignest
> Saturday night.
>
> complex. The
> man died at the scene, and the woman was wounded and taken to the UC
> Medical Center. There is no word on her condition, but police say she
> was pregnant and went into labor.
>
> Witnesses say the suspect was a male wearing white shorts.
>
> A surveillance video may have captured the shooting and may help police
> solve the crime.
>
> Follow us on Twitter and LIKE us on Facebook for
> updates.One man killed, one woman wounded in South Cumminsville
> shooting
>
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http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/12/millvale-shooting-saturday-cincinnati/12586295/
> man died at the scene, and the woman was wounded and taken to the UC
> Medical Center. There is no word on her condition, but police say she
> was pregnant and went into labor.
>
> Witnesses say the suspect was a male wearing white shorts.
>
> A surveillance video may have captured the shooting and may help police
> solve the crime.
>
> Follow us on Twitter and LIKE us on Facebook for
> updates.One man killed, one woman wounded in South Cumminsville
> shooting
>
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TNB
Jul 13, 2014, 8:14:06 AM7/13/14
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Cincinnati Police confirm the city's 41st homicide of 2014 occurred in
Millvale Saturday night.
A man in his mid-20s was confirmed dead, a woman was shot in the leg
and another went into labor after a shooting near the intersection of
Millvale Court and Beekman Street at about 10:08 p.m.
Dominic McCoy, 26, was transported to the University of Cincinnati
Medical Center, but succumbed to his injuries.
The woman shooting victim, who has not been identified, was also taken
to UCMC, and is expected to recover.
Police said they have surveillance footage of the shooting. A male
suspect was seen fleeing south from the scene.
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Millvale Saturday night.
A man in his mid-20s was confirmed dead, a woman was shot in the leg
and another went into labor after a shooting near the intersection of
Millvale Court and Beekman Street at about 10:08 p.m.
Dominic McCoy, 26, was transported to the University of Cincinnati
Medical Center, but succumbed to his injuries.
The woman shooting victim, who has not been identified, was also taken
to UCMC, and is expected to recover.
Police said they have surveillance footage of the shooting. A male
suspect was seen fleeing south from the scene.
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TNB
Jul 13, 2014, 8:27:50 AM7/13/14
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A woman robbed a Subway restaurant at gunpoint in Green Township
Saturday night, police say.
A 5-foot-2 black woman entered the Subway at 6548 Glenway Ave. just
after 9 p.m., showed a gun and demanded money, police say.
Subway employees handed over money, although police would not say how
much, and the suspect stuffed it into a plastic grocery bag.
She was wearing a blue bandanna over her face and fled in a white
four-door car, police added.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040.
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Saturday night, police say.
A 5-foot-2 black woman entered the Subway at 6548 Glenway Ave. just
after 9 p.m., showed a gun and demanded money, police say.
Subway employees handed over money, although police would not say how
much, and the suspect stuffed it into a plastic grocery bag.
She was wearing a blue bandanna over her face and fled in a white
four-door car, police added.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040.
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TNB
Jul 13, 2014, 8:42:32 AM7/13/14
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> Downtown Cincinnati Rock Bottom Brewery robbed at gunpoint by a nigger
Downtown Cincinnati Friday night they had no idea the business was
being robbed, police said.
A nigger gained entry into the restaurant from an employee access door
off of 6th Street sometime between 10 and 11 p.m., Lt. Bret Isaac said.
The door is normally locked and police say they are investigating how
the suspect gained entry.
The suspect then went into an office, showed his gun and demanded
money, Isaac said. He then fled through the same door he entered from
and never made his way into the dining portion of the restaurant, Isaac
added.
The face of the suspect was covered during the robbery. He was not
apprehended last night and escaped with an undisclosed amount of money,
police say.
The suspect is to believed to have blended in with a crowd of people
downtown before fleeing through an alleyway just north of 6th Street,
Isaac said.
Isaac said that downtown is still a safe place to bring a family,
adding that the robbery appears to have been planned. He also said that
police arrived on scene within minutes after it was reported.
"Patrons in the restaurant had no idea it occurred until police
arrived," Isaac said. "There is a big emphasis on continuing to make
downtown a safe place to visit and live."
Rock Bottom general manager Keith Maloy had no comment, saying he was
cooperating with police and their ongoing investigation. Maloy did
confirm that no guests were affected during the robbery.
>
> Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery was robbed at gunpoint Friday night,
> police say.
>
> The suspect was armed with a gun and escaped with an undisclosed amount
> of money, a District 1 police officer said.
>
> The robbery of the brewery and pub located on Fountain Square occurred
> at about 10 p.m. Friday, the officer said. The suspect was not
> apprehended.
>
> Officials from Rock Bottom were not immediately available for comment
> Saturday morning.
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>
While patrons dined at the Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery in
> Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery was robbed at gunpoint Friday night,
> police say.
>
> The suspect was armed with a gun and escaped with an undisclosed amount
> of money, a District 1 police officer said.
>
> The robbery of the brewery and pub located on Fountain Square occurred
> at about 10 p.m. Friday, the officer said. The suspect was not
> apprehended.
>
> Officials from Rock Bottom were not immediately available for comment
> Saturday morning.
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>
Downtown Cincinnati Friday night they had no idea the business was
being robbed, police said.
A nigger gained entry into the restaurant from an employee access door
off of 6th Street sometime between 10 and 11 p.m., Lt. Bret Isaac said.
The door is normally locked and police say they are investigating how
the suspect gained entry.
The suspect then went into an office, showed his gun and demanded
money, Isaac said. He then fled through the same door he entered from
and never made his way into the dining portion of the restaurant, Isaac
added.
The face of the suspect was covered during the robbery. He was not
apprehended last night and escaped with an undisclosed amount of money,
police say.
The suspect is to believed to have blended in with a crowd of people
downtown before fleeing through an alleyway just north of 6th Street,
Isaac said.
Isaac said that downtown is still a safe place to bring a family,
adding that the robbery appears to have been planned. He also said that
police arrived on scene within minutes after it was reported.
"Patrons in the restaurant had no idea it occurred until police
arrived," Isaac said. "There is a big emphasis on continuing to make
downtown a safe place to visit and live."
Rock Bottom general manager Keith Maloy had no comment, saying he was
cooperating with police and their ongoing investigation. Maloy did
confirm that no guests were affected during the robbery.
Al
Jul 13, 2014, 3:25:24 PM7/13/14
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TNB
Jul 13, 2014, 5:23:41 PM7/13/14
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CINCINNATI -- One person is dead and another is receiving treatment at a local hospital after a gunman opened fire Saturday night along a stretch of Millvale Court.
The incident took place just after 10 p.m. between the South Cumminsville and Millvale neighborhoods. The area is near the Millvale Recreation Center.
Police said Dominic McCoy, 26, died from his wounds after being taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. McCoy's death makes him the the city's 42nd homicide victim of 2014.
WCPOInsider RELATED: Killing on Cincinnati's streets on same pace as last year
Investigators didn't release the name of the female shooting victim. She was shot in the leg and had surgery.
Police also said a pregnant woman on the scene went into labor.
A man wearing a dark hoody was seen running from the shooting in a southbound direction.
Police closed the intersection of Millvale Court and Beekman Street to continue their investigation.
Anyone with information about the homicide is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3542.
WCPO will update this story when more information is available.
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The incident took place just after 10 p.m. between the South Cumminsville and Millvale neighborhoods. The area is near the Millvale Recreation Center.
Police said Dominic McCoy, 26, died from his wounds after being taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. McCoy's death makes him the the city's 42nd homicide victim of 2014.
WCPOInsider RELATED: Killing on Cincinnati's streets on same pace as last year
Investigators didn't release the name of the female shooting victim. She was shot in the leg and had surgery.
Police also said a pregnant woman on the scene went into labor.
A man wearing a dark hoody was seen running from the shooting in a southbound direction.
Police closed the intersection of Millvale Court and Beekman Street to continue their investigation.
Anyone with information about the homicide is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3542.
WCPO will update this story when more information is available.
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TNB
Jul 14, 2014, 12:35:44 PM7/14/14
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A man was reportedly stabbed in the face by his girlfriend Monday
morning at the Villages at Roll Hill, according to emergency
communications.
A police officer working the desk said police and emergency medical
crews are on scene, but the condition of the man is unknown.
A call reporting the incident in the 4100 block of President Drive came
in at about 10:33 a.m.
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morning at the Villages at Roll Hill, according to emergency
communications.
A police officer working the desk said police and emergency medical
crews are on scene, but the condition of the man is unknown.
A call reporting the incident in the 4100 block of President Drive came
in at about 10:33 a.m.
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Jul 15, 2014, 8:47:44 AM7/15/14
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An unusual street robbery is under investigation in Pleasant Ridge
early Tuesday.
Officers responded to the area of Langdon Farm and Montgomery roads
just before 3 a.m. after receiving a report of shots fired during a
street robbery in which "gravy fries" were taken, according to
Cincinnati police and fire emergency communication reports.
When they arrived, they determined the gravy fries - sold at a nearby
take-out business - had not been stolen, said Lt. Joe Williams, the
night chief.
Instead, the four victims told investigators two niggers with guns
fired shots in the air and stole a wallet and cell phone, said Lt. Joe
Williams, the night chief.
No one was hurt.
The suspects fled the scene in a dark colored vehicle and remain at
large.
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early Tuesday.
Officers responded to the area of Langdon Farm and Montgomery roads
just before 3 a.m. after receiving a report of shots fired during a
street robbery in which "gravy fries" were taken, according to
Cincinnati police and fire emergency communication reports.
When they arrived, they determined the gravy fries - sold at a nearby
take-out business - had not been stolen, said Lt. Joe Williams, the
night chief.
Instead, the four victims told investigators two niggers with guns
fired shots in the air and stole a wallet and cell phone, said Lt. Joe
Williams, the night chief.
No one was hurt.
The suspects fled the scene in a dark colored vehicle and remain at
large.
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TNB
Jul 15, 2014, 9:01:53 AM7/15/14
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> Gunshots were fired during a Pleasant Ridge street robbery
>
>http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/15/shots-fired-in-pleasant-ridge-street-robbery/12662313/
NIGGERS NEED THE GREASE!
Updated: Tuesday, July 15 2014, 05:31 AM EDT CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Two
African American men fired shots in the air and robbed four people of
their "gravy fries." The incident occurred at Langdon Farm at Montgomery
just before 3 a.m. Tuesday and the niggers got away in a blue or black
sedan.
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>
> An unusual street robbery is under investigation in Pleasant Ridge
> early Tuesday.
>
> Officers responded to the area of Langdon Farm and Montgomery roads
> just before 3 a.m. after receiving a report of shots fired during a
> street robbery in which "gravy fries" were taken, according to
> Cincinnati police and fire emergency communication reports.
>
> When they arrived, they determined the gravy fries - sold at a nearby
> take-out business - had not been stolen, said Lt. Joe Williams, the
> night chief.
>
> Instead, the four victims told investigators two niggers with guns
> fired shots in the air and stole a wallet and cell phone, said Lt. Joe
> Williams, the night chief.
>
> No one was hurt.
>
> The suspects fled the scene in a dark colored vehicle and remain at
> large.
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> An unusual street robbery is under investigation in Pleasant Ridge
> early Tuesday.
>
> Officers responded to the area of Langdon Farm and Montgomery roads
> just before 3 a.m. after receiving a report of shots fired during a
> street robbery in which "gravy fries" were taken, according to
> Cincinnati police and fire emergency communication reports.
>
> When they arrived, they determined the gravy fries - sold at a nearby
> take-out business - had not been stolen, said Lt. Joe Williams, the
> night chief.
>
> Instead, the four victims told investigators two niggers with guns
> fired shots in the air and stole a wallet and cell phone, said Lt. Joe
> Williams, the night chief.
>
> No one was hurt.
>
> The suspects fled the scene in a dark colored vehicle and remain at
> large.
>
>http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/15/shots-fired-in-pleasant-ridge-street-robbery/12662313/
NIGGERS NEED THE GREASE!
Updated: Tuesday, July 15 2014, 05:31 AM EDT CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Two
African American men fired shots in the air and robbed four people of
their "gravy fries." The incident occurred at Langdon Farm at Montgomery
just before 3 a.m. Tuesday and the niggers got away in a blue or black
sedan.
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Jul 15, 2014, 9:16:29 AM7/15/14
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Updated: Tuesday, July 15 2014, 08:58 AM EDT CINCINNATI (WKRC) --
Cincinnati Police over a vehicle near Hewitt Avenue and Hackberry Street
at approximately 1 a.m. Tuesday. A niggger got out and ran. While
fleeing, his gun discharged. The nigger remains at large. The police
dog was called to the scene to see if any blood could be detected if that
fleeing passenger hurt himself when the gun went off. The man driving the
vehicle is not cooperating with police. Police said there are some
questions about vehicle ownership and the car smelled of marijuana. An
investigation continues to see what charges are warranted.
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Cincinnati Police over a vehicle near Hewitt Avenue and Hackberry Street
at approximately 1 a.m. Tuesday. A niggger got out and ran. While
fleeing, his gun discharged. The nigger remains at large. The police
dog was called to the scene to see if any blood could be detected if that
fleeing passenger hurt himself when the gun went off. The man driving the
vehicle is not cooperating with police. Police said there are some
questions about vehicle ownership and the car smelled of marijuana. An
investigation continues to see what charges are warranted.
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Jul 15, 2014, 2:34:04 PM7/15/14
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Updated: Tuesday, July 15 2014, 02:12 PM EDT
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Charges
have been filed against four adults and one teenager, in the attacks on
people near the Taste of Cincinnati. According to the indictment, race is
a factor in the assaults. 23-year-old Matthew Johnson, Jr., 21-year-old
Joshua McCoy, 22-year-old Onea Lapsley and 19-year-old Yahdea Brown are
charged with felonious assault, aggravated riot, ethnic intimidation and
misdemeanor assault. The 17-year-old is facing the same charges in
juvenile court. The indictment lists three victims of the attacks on West
Ninth, at about midnight, a few blocks from the Taste of Cincinnati. One
of the victims is the son of Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters. Deters
requested that the state Attorney General's office appoint a special
prosecutor. Daniel Breyer is handling the case.
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Charges
have been filed against four adults and one teenager, in the attacks on
people near the Taste of Cincinnati. According to the indictment, race is
a factor in the assaults. 23-year-old Matthew Johnson, Jr., 21-year-old
Joshua McCoy, 22-year-old Onea Lapsley and 19-year-old Yahdea Brown are
charged with felonious assault, aggravated riot, ethnic intimidation and
misdemeanor assault. The 17-year-old is facing the same charges in
juvenile court. The indictment lists three victims of the attacks on West
Ninth, at about midnight, a few blocks from the Taste of Cincinnati. One
of the victims is the son of Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters. Deters
requested that the state Attorney General's office appoint a special
prosecutor. Daniel Breyer is handling the case.
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Jul 15, 2014, 4:26:46 PM7/15/14
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> Niggers indicted for attacks near "Taste Of Cincinnati"
Four adults and one juvenile were charged Tuesday with a racially
motivated attack against the son of Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters
during the Taste of Cincinnati weekend, prosecutors say.
A Hamilton County grand jury found enough evidence to move forward with
charges of felonious assault, aggravated riot, and ethnic intimidation,
and two misdemeanor counts of assault stemming from the May 24 attack on
Jonathan Deters, 23.
"They attacked my son from the rear," Joe Deters said after the grand jury
report was released Tuesday. "They stomped him when he was unconscious."
The adults arrested in the incident include Matthew Johnson, 23; Joshua
McCoy, 21; Onea Lapsey, 22; and Yaheea Brown, 19, all of Cincinnati.
A 17-year-old male also faces similar charges once a juvenile court judge
decides whether or not he will be tried as an adult.
Jonathan Deters walked his sister out to her car when the group leaving
the Taste of Cincinnati attacked him, Joe Deters said. Jonathan Deters'
girlfriend was struck in the incident when she tried to help him.
The Hamilton County Prosecutor said the Taste of Cincinnati had no
connection with the attack.
"It's just a large congregation of people," he said. "It's infrequent but
we still have assaults downtown."
The grand jury report stated evidence showed race or ethnicity was a
motivating factor in the attack.
Deters said African-American witnesses told police the group charge could
be heard yelling "effe you white boy" during the attack.
"I mean he was attacked because of the color of his skin," Deters said.
"It's totally disgusting."
Deters said he's prosecuted cases of racially motivated crimes before, and
that the attack on his son was no different.
The adults face 10 and a half years if convicted.
"I hope they get all of it," Deters said. "They are just a bunch of
trash."
An earlier report stated Jonathan Deters was with his girlfriend downtown
around midnight after attending the annual Cincinnati event when the
attack occurred.
Because the case involved Joe Deters� son, a special prosecutor was
assigned to the case by Ohio Secretary of State Mike DeWine.
Arrest warrants were issued for the four Tuesday, along with an unnamed
juvenile charged in the incident. The Hamilton County Sheriff�s Office was
sent out to make those arrests Tuesday afternoon.
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motivated attack against the son of Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters
during the Taste of Cincinnati weekend, prosecutors say.
A Hamilton County grand jury found enough evidence to move forward with
charges of felonious assault, aggravated riot, and ethnic intimidation,
and two misdemeanor counts of assault stemming from the May 24 attack on
Jonathan Deters, 23.
"They attacked my son from the rear," Joe Deters said after the grand jury
report was released Tuesday. "They stomped him when he was unconscious."
The adults arrested in the incident include Matthew Johnson, 23; Joshua
McCoy, 21; Onea Lapsey, 22; and Yaheea Brown, 19, all of Cincinnati.
A 17-year-old male also faces similar charges once a juvenile court judge
decides whether or not he will be tried as an adult.
Jonathan Deters walked his sister out to her car when the group leaving
the Taste of Cincinnati attacked him, Joe Deters said. Jonathan Deters'
girlfriend was struck in the incident when she tried to help him.
The Hamilton County Prosecutor said the Taste of Cincinnati had no
connection with the attack.
"It's just a large congregation of people," he said. "It's infrequent but
we still have assaults downtown."
The grand jury report stated evidence showed race or ethnicity was a
motivating factor in the attack.
Deters said African-American witnesses told police the group charge could
be heard yelling "effe you white boy" during the attack.
"I mean he was attacked because of the color of his skin," Deters said.
"It's totally disgusting."
Deters said he's prosecuted cases of racially motivated crimes before, and
that the attack on his son was no different.
The adults face 10 and a half years if convicted.
"I hope they get all of it," Deters said. "They are just a bunch of
trash."
An earlier report stated Jonathan Deters was with his girlfriend downtown
around midnight after attending the annual Cincinnati event when the
attack occurred.
Because the case involved Joe Deters� son, a special prosecutor was
assigned to the case by Ohio Secretary of State Mike DeWine.
Arrest warrants were issued for the four Tuesday, along with an unnamed
juvenile charged in the incident. The Hamilton County Sheriff�s Office was
sent out to make those arrests Tuesday afternoon.
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Jul 20, 2014, 9:02:38 AM7/20/14
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AVONDALE � On a day of talking about gun violence and absentee fathers
Saturday, the words of 19-year-old LaTarence Matthews rose above the
well-intended banter of experts speaking to other experts.
After meeting Saturday morning on Burnet Avenue with street outreach
workers � many of whom have felony records � Matthews, of Downtown,
praised them for credibility and understanding his tough situation.
Then he said, "When I'm falling down or thinking about doing something
dumb, like robbery or burglary, I will call them and say, 'Can you help me
out?' "
Matthews and two 18-year-old black men, including his brother, stopped in
at Stag's Barbershop for an open community discussion later Saturday
afternoon but did not seek the floor to speak and were not recognized. The
barbershop talk, sponsored by Stag's and the Cincinnati Human Relations
Commission, sought community input on solutions to youth violence and
coincided with three other community events in the neighborhood.
Rashid Abdullah, who works for the commission, in cooperation with
Avondale-based J.C. Battle & Sons Funeral Home, pushed a casket at the
corner of Reading Road and Forest Avenue. Inside was a mannequin head of a
black male with a gunshot wound to the left side of his head. At the same
time, members of Avondale's Worshipers Together in Christ church handed
out free hot dogs, chips and cold soft drinks to passersby. The events had
a strange symmetry.
"We're all about promoting peace and God's love," said church member Ness
Tubbs, 31. "There are no coincidences in Christ."
Less than a mile from that corner, the location of the Lincoln statue, the
fifth annual men's conference on fatherhood wrapped up at Zion Baptist
Church. Sponsored by the church and Shelton-Reid Inc., the event, "Men in
Spiritual Warfare: Fathers Reclaiming the Glory of Our Sons," was
well-attended by about 50 men, yet � like the barbershop talk � appeared
to miss its target audience of young men. Most of the men at the church
were older, well into their 40s and 50s.
"You see the societal and economic impact of fatherless children in the
black community," said Earl Blanks, executive director of Shelton-Reid.
"Seventy percent of children born in the African-American community are
born out of wedlock. A third of black males born since 2001 will spend
time in prison."
The overarching concern in the community is the deaths of young black men
in Cincinnati. Of the city's 41 homicides to date, 15 have been black men
between 19 and 29.
Cincinnati remains on track to match a troubling trend of the increase in
juvenile deaths. In 2013 and 2012, roughly 1 in 7 Cincinnati homicide
victims were juveniles, compared to an overall rate of 1 in 10 from 2000
through 2011. So far in 2014, five of the city's homicide victims are
juveniles: a 3-month-old black female who was punched, an 8-year-old white
male shot by a friend, an 11-year-old white female shooting victim, and
two 14-year-olds shot and killed � a black female in Avondale and black
male in Walnut Hills.
Saturday morning on Burnet Avenue, Mike Mitchell, 18, of Downtown �
Matthews' brother � said he wished he had known street outreach workers
before he served time in juvenile detention. Instead of police being
called after a fight at home with his brother, they instead could mutually
agree to call an outreach worker to help resolve the dispute. The young
men said many shooting incidents involving young black men occur out of
revenge for even the smallest slights.
Inside Stag's Barbershop during the afternoon, a distinguished assembly of
anti-violence leaders spoke passionately but primarily to each other.
Cecil Thomas, a former Cincinnati City Council member and 27-year police
veteran, said judges need to stop sending black men to prison for
"low-level drug offenses, branding them as felons and handing them life
sentences."
"People want to know where our fathers are," said Thomas, who is running
for the Ohio Senate. "They are sent through the criminal justice system.
Ten years after they are out of prison, they're skilled in HVC (heating
and air conditioning) and trying to get a job, and the company doesn't
want to hire felons."
Torrance Jones, a former felon now working as a job placement coordinator
at the Urban League of Greater Southwest Ohio, said a job-readiness
program recently helped a released felon train for construction and land a
$16-an-hour job.
"That's one success at $16 an hour," answered Victor Garcia, a pediatric
surgeon at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and founder of
CoreChange, a community-based organization working to reduce poverty.
"That needs to be multiplied by the thousands."
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/local/2014/07/19/avondale-seeks-answers-youth-violence/12901867/
Saturday, the words of 19-year-old LaTarence Matthews rose above the
well-intended banter of experts speaking to other experts.
After meeting Saturday morning on Burnet Avenue with street outreach
workers � many of whom have felony records � Matthews, of Downtown,
praised them for credibility and understanding his tough situation.
Then he said, "When I'm falling down or thinking about doing something
dumb, like robbery or burglary, I will call them and say, 'Can you help me
out?' "
Matthews and two 18-year-old black men, including his brother, stopped in
at Stag's Barbershop for an open community discussion later Saturday
afternoon but did not seek the floor to speak and were not recognized. The
barbershop talk, sponsored by Stag's and the Cincinnati Human Relations
Commission, sought community input on solutions to youth violence and
coincided with three other community events in the neighborhood.
Rashid Abdullah, who works for the commission, in cooperation with
Avondale-based J.C. Battle & Sons Funeral Home, pushed a casket at the
corner of Reading Road and Forest Avenue. Inside was a mannequin head of a
black male with a gunshot wound to the left side of his head. At the same
time, members of Avondale's Worshipers Together in Christ church handed
out free hot dogs, chips and cold soft drinks to passersby. The events had
a strange symmetry.
"We're all about promoting peace and God's love," said church member Ness
Tubbs, 31. "There are no coincidences in Christ."
Less than a mile from that corner, the location of the Lincoln statue, the
fifth annual men's conference on fatherhood wrapped up at Zion Baptist
Church. Sponsored by the church and Shelton-Reid Inc., the event, "Men in
Spiritual Warfare: Fathers Reclaiming the Glory of Our Sons," was
well-attended by about 50 men, yet � like the barbershop talk � appeared
to miss its target audience of young men. Most of the men at the church
were older, well into their 40s and 50s.
"You see the societal and economic impact of fatherless children in the
black community," said Earl Blanks, executive director of Shelton-Reid.
"Seventy percent of children born in the African-American community are
born out of wedlock. A third of black males born since 2001 will spend
time in prison."
The overarching concern in the community is the deaths of young black men
in Cincinnati. Of the city's 41 homicides to date, 15 have been black men
between 19 and 29.
Cincinnati remains on track to match a troubling trend of the increase in
juvenile deaths. In 2013 and 2012, roughly 1 in 7 Cincinnati homicide
victims were juveniles, compared to an overall rate of 1 in 10 from 2000
through 2011. So far in 2014, five of the city's homicide victims are
juveniles: a 3-month-old black female who was punched, an 8-year-old white
male shot by a friend, an 11-year-old white female shooting victim, and
two 14-year-olds shot and killed � a black female in Avondale and black
male in Walnut Hills.
Saturday morning on Burnet Avenue, Mike Mitchell, 18, of Downtown �
Matthews' brother � said he wished he had known street outreach workers
before he served time in juvenile detention. Instead of police being
called after a fight at home with his brother, they instead could mutually
agree to call an outreach worker to help resolve the dispute. The young
men said many shooting incidents involving young black men occur out of
revenge for even the smallest slights.
Inside Stag's Barbershop during the afternoon, a distinguished assembly of
anti-violence leaders spoke passionately but primarily to each other.
Cecil Thomas, a former Cincinnati City Council member and 27-year police
veteran, said judges need to stop sending black men to prison for
"low-level drug offenses, branding them as felons and handing them life
sentences."
"People want to know where our fathers are," said Thomas, who is running
for the Ohio Senate. "They are sent through the criminal justice system.
Ten years after they are out of prison, they're skilled in HVC (heating
and air conditioning) and trying to get a job, and the company doesn't
want to hire felons."
Torrance Jones, a former felon now working as a job placement coordinator
at the Urban League of Greater Southwest Ohio, said a job-readiness
program recently helped a released felon train for construction and land a
$16-an-hour job.
"That's one success at $16 an hour," answered Victor Garcia, a pediatric
surgeon at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and founder of
CoreChange, a community-based organization working to reduce poverty.
"That needs to be multiplied by the thousands."
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/local/2014/07/19/avondale-seeks-answers-youth-violence/12901867/
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> Niggers charged with felonious assault, ethnic intimidation of Hamilton Co.
> Prosecutor's son
>juvenile charged in the incident. The Hamilton County Sheriffs Office was
a local prosecutor�s son in downtown has reached a deal with prosecutors.
The teen was one of five people indicted July 16 for attacking the
23-year-old Jonathan Deters as he was leaving the Taste of Cincinnati in
the city's Central Business District. The victim is the son of Hamilton
County Prosecutor Joe Deters.
Jonathan Deters' girlfriend was also punched during the incident.
As part of the plea, the teen will not be tried as an adult. He is charged
with one count of felonious assault, two counts of assault, one count of
aggravated riot, according to an official from Hamilton County Juvenile
Court.
The court official said an ethnic intimidation charge was dropped as part
of the deal.
Investigators contend the attack was racially motivated. It was reported
that witnesses told police the teen and four adults could be heard yelling
"effe you, white boy" as they stomped on Jonathan Deters.
Matthew Johnson Jr., 23, Joshua McCoy, 21, Onea Lapsley, 22, and Yahdea
Brown, 19, are also indicted in the case. They each are charged with one
count of felonious assault, two counts of assault, one count of aggravated
riot and one count of ethnic intimidation.
The teen will appear in front of a judge on the morning of Sept. 17. The
trials for the other four suspects are scheduled to begin Oct. 7.
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> Prosecutor's son
>sent out to make those arrests Tuesday afternoon.
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CINCINNATI � A 17-year-old accused of being part of a group that assaulted
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a local prosecutor�s son in downtown has reached a deal with prosecutors.
The teen was one of five people indicted July 16 for attacking the
23-year-old Jonathan Deters as he was leaving the Taste of Cincinnati in
the city's Central Business District. The victim is the son of Hamilton
County Prosecutor Joe Deters.
Jonathan Deters' girlfriend was also punched during the incident.
As part of the plea, the teen will not be tried as an adult. He is charged
with one count of felonious assault, two counts of assault, one count of
aggravated riot, according to an official from Hamilton County Juvenile
Court.
The court official said an ethnic intimidation charge was dropped as part
of the deal.
Investigators contend the attack was racially motivated. It was reported
that witnesses told police the teen and four adults could be heard yelling
"effe you, white boy" as they stomped on Jonathan Deters.
Matthew Johnson Jr., 23, Joshua McCoy, 21, Onea Lapsley, 22, and Yahdea
Brown, 19, are also indicted in the case. They each are charged with one
count of felonious assault, two counts of assault, one count of aggravated
riot and one count of ethnic intimidation.
The teen will appear in front of a judge on the morning of Sept. 17. The
trials for the other four suspects are scheduled to begin Oct. 7.
http://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/teen-takes-plea-deal-in-downtown-group-assault-case
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