Police: Help ID woman who maced people, toddler in Washington Park
Cincinnati Police Department
and last updated 2021-06-11 11:34:26-04
CINCINNATI â The Cincinnati Police Department are asking for help identifying a woman who they said maced several people and a toddler on May 24 in the playground of Washington Park.
Police released video of the incident which shows the woman using mace on people near a gate of the playground area. One of the people the woman sprayed can be seen trying to shield a toddler.
If you recognize the woman, you are asked to call the Cincinnati Police Department.
DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS WOMAN?!?
The office of Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters announced a murder indictment Thursday for LaTonya Austin after the body of Austin's 2-year-old granddaughter was found in a cooler on her property.
Police: Man shot, killed in Avondale Wednesday evening
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and last updated 2021-06-03 06:51:36-04
CINCINNATI â Officials with the Cincinnati Police Department said a man was shot and killed in Avondale Wednesday evening.
Officers responded around 9:15 p.m. Wednesday to the 3600 block of Vine Street for reports of a person shot. When officers arrived on scene, they found the victim, 28-year-old Jordan Brown. Officers said Brown died at the scene.
The police have not said if there are any suspects in Brown s death.
The Cincinnati Police Department s Homicide Unit is investigating the incident.
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Network of fake euro banknote traffickers discovered by French police
10 people have been arrested for their part in selling at least €300,000 of counterfeit bills
22 May 2021
The group reportedly used the fake notes in pharmacies, buying large amounts of hydroalcoholic gel
French police have arrested a group of 10 people for their suspected role in a fake euro banknote trafficking network in which they sold at least €300,000 of counterfeit bills.
The six men and four women were arrested in Marseille, Alençon, Rennes and Argenteuil, after more than two years of investigation.
The investigators stated that the group received their supply of counterfeit notes from the Camorra mafia clan based in Naples, Italy, France Bleu reported.
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