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The violence in Gaza continued to trigger student demonstrations here in the Cincinnati area Monday.

Two hours into early voting on a variety of big issues, the NAACP and others gathered to rail against Issue 22, saying they believed proponents of selling the city asset intentionally excluded them.

WLWT talked with city leader Iris Roley asking the tough questions of what can the community do now to help stop the violence.

The controversial interaction ended with a 14-year-old and 15-year-old in handcuffs.

Cincy Insights data shows 33 kids have been shot in Cincinnati so far this year. It's the highest that number has been in 15 years.

In the worrisome aftermath of this week's most immediate gun violence, there was a plea for help today and a blunt message from city of Cincinnati leaders.

Longtime community advocate Iris Roley has a frank assessment of guns, violence, and youth.

Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Iranetta Wright said students requested more school zone signs around Woodward High School, as well as school humps to slow down drivers.

More than two decades later, the historic Collaborative Agreement still serves as a national model for law enforcement on police-community relations.

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.