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Dan Hils, president of the local Fraternal Order of Police union, tells CityBeat that none of the officers who were caught saying slurs on the job in 2022 should have been fired.

After seeing video of what happened to Nichols in Memphis, Thomas said he feels it isn't a training issue, but it's a problem with holding officers accountable and evaluating their mental state.

The four finalist vying to become Cincinnati next top cop answered questions directly from the community in a town hall meeting Tuesday.

Tuesday night, the finalists speak at Pleasant Ridge Recreation Center and take questions from the community at the first of two town hall meetings.

Red Deer Polytechnic and NESC Technical Institute have extended their partnership.

He's litigated cases on police abuse, wrongful conviction, LGBTQ+ rights and reproductive rights.

Cincinnati needs a ban on the use of racial slurs by city employees.

CPD announced last month an internal investigation had taken place after Officer Rose Valentino was heard on body-camera video using the N-word. Her police powers were suspended during the investigation.

CPD announced last month an internal investigation had taken place after Officer Rose Valentino was heard on body-camera video using the N-word. Her police powers were suspended during the investigation.

Now Cincinnati City Council must approve Purevals pick