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See the police tech being used to track guns in Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

See the police tech being used to track guns in Cincinnati

For more than a year, Cincinnati been home to a crime gun intelligence center. Here's what goes on inside.

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Ohio police, prosecutors worry new Second Amendment bill will thwart gun investigations - Vimarsana News

Ohio police, prosecutors worry new Second Amendment bill will thwart gun investigations

GOP lawmakers want to protect gun rights in Ohio, but police and prosecutors worry that a bill will thwart partnerships they use to solve gun crimes.

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Inside Ohio's other gun crime intelligence center - Vimarsana News

Inside Ohio's other gun crime intelligence center

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The City of Columbus is hoping a tool new to the area will help reduce violent crime. Local, state, and federal leaders announced on Tuesday a Crime Gun Intelligence Center (CGIC) for central Ohio. It’s the first in the region, but not the first in the state; the Cincinnati Police Department […]

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Cincinnati police give signed Elly De La Cruz jersey to detective shot in Reds gear - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati police give signed Elly De La Cruz jersey to detective shot in Reds gear

Massachusetts detective Lavar Gilbert's bloodstained shirt was replaced by Cincinnati police officers with a Reds jersey signed by Elly De La Cruz.

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MA detective was upset his Reds' jersey was ruined after being shot. Cincinnati responded. - Vimarsana News

MA detective was upset his Reds' jersey was ruined after being shot. Cincinnati responded.

New Bedford Detective Lavar Gilbert's bloodstained shirt replaced by Cincinnati ATF agents, police officers with jersey signed by Elly De La Cruz.

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