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Cincinnati Crime News

Crime in Cincinnati runs on criminal activity, law enforcement, the justice system and public safety, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in individual incidents as well as larger trends that affect the safety of the area.

Cincinnati Graduates 54 New Police Recruits

Cincinnati Graduates 54 New Police Recruits

The academy's 119th recruit class joins a department about 100 officers below authorized strength.

Live Poll

Do you think your community has enough police officers to keep people safe?


Accidents

Accidents

Fire Crews Return to Evanston Home After Rekindle

Emergency responders returned to a Brewster Avenue house Friday morning after an initial fire on Thursday night.

Fire Crews Return to Evanston Home After Rekindle

Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement

Jury Convicts Man in Deputy Killing

Rodney Hinton Jr. was found guilty of murder after he struck former Hamilton County deputy Larry Henderson with his car, and his attorney is seeking a new trial.


Violence

Live Poll

Do you think your neighborhood has become less safe in recent years?

Violence

Two Men Arrested for Assaulting Cincinnati Police

Officers were assaulted during a Halloween weekend spree of disorderly crowds and a deadly shooting that drew multiple arrests in Cincinnati.

Two Men Arrested for Assaulting Cincinnati Police

Property Crime

Live Poll

Do you think political division in America has become too heated?

Property Crime

Man Charged in Vandalism of Landsman Office

Cincinnati police arrested Jason Alghussein, 37, for vandalizing the East McMillan Street office of Congressman Greg Landsman.

Man Charged in Vandalism of Landsman Office

Sex Crimes

Sex Crimes

Judge Sentences Man to 972 Years for Sex Crimes

A judge imposed a 972-year sentence on a man for child exploitation, though state law limits the actual time served to 20 years.

Judge Sentences Man to 972 Years for Sex Crimes

More in Crime

This section follows criminal investigations, police department policies, court proceedings and public safety data. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Criminal activity often centers on specific blocks or corridors where seasonal patterns in call volume frequently emerge. Developments in justice reform and shifts in departmental staffing levels remain the most consistent factors shaping the local landscape.