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The cell phone pinging and they -- they conveyed to us that they were confident where -- where the two people were. um, one of the detectives working on the case who is -- who's very skilled swore to the warrant immediately after we had the press conference. this was all laid out very early in the morning in terms of the timing. but -- but two, at least a day and a half prior to this, i specifically said to one of my assistant prosecutors who is the lead on this case, do we have eyes on those two? and he left the room. he made a call. he came back. they know where they are. they -- they're com...

The Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office Racial Justice Advisory Council announced it will be holding a justice resource fair for the community on Saturday, October 16.

Hamilton County prosecutor Joe Deters announces 'war' on illegal guns in Cincinnati “It’s time for this nonsense to end.” Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Provided Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters announced a death penalty indictment in the case of murder suspect Alto Miles on Friday, May 29, 2020. Miles is accused of shooting and killing four people on April 10, 2020. and last updated 2021-07-06 16:22:32-04 CINCINNATI — The Hamilton County prosecutor announced his int...

Yeah, the description of “illegal guns” bugs me too, but I’ll also admit to having an issue with Deters’ decision to not offer plea bargains to those who may be simply possessing a firearm without a concealed carry license but have not been charged with a violent crime. You deal with violence by focusing on violent offenders, not on those who may merely be possessing a firearm without a carry license. On the other hand, in theory I’m all in favor of Deters’ decision to not offer plea bargains to those accused of violent crimes where a gun was used. In fact, I’d prefer that Deter...

Akron man found guilty in cold-case rapes Prentice Smith of Akron was found guilty in series of cold-case rapes. (Source: Summit County Sheriff's Office) By Nicole Meyer | May 14, 2021 at 6:05 PM EDT - Updated May 14 at 6:05 PM AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh announced today that a Summit County jury found Prentice Smith, 45, of Akron, guilty of four cold-case rapes. Smith was found guilty of five counts of Rape with Sexually Violent Predator specifications and four counts of Kidnapping. The rapes occurred in Jan. of 2011, March of 2015, May of 2015, an...