Cincinnati Police Department
Coverage of Cincinnati Police Department in the Nexus archive.
- Woman accused of making bomb threats to government offices after Nolan Wells’ death
Michelle Francine Edwards, an Ohio woman, faces a federal charge for making bomb threat calls to Mississippi government offices in July following the death of Nolan Wells. Authorities reported 21 calls to the George County Chancery Clerk’s Office and eight to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, prompting lockdowns and bomb sweeps. Cell tower data linked the calls to Edwards' Cincinnati, Ohio, location.
- Woman accused of making bomb threats to government offices after Nolan Wells’ death
Michelle Francine Edwards faces federal charges for making bomb threat calls to Mississippi government offices using blocked numbers. The threats prompted building lockdowns and bomb sweeps, with investigators linking the calls to Edwards through phone records and cell tower data. The incidents occurred following the death of Nolan Wells.
- Spectrum worker robbed, shot in neck during ‘violent attack’ while on neighborhood call
A Spectrum worker was robbed and shot in the neck during a violent attack in Cincinnati while on a job at 5 a.m. The suspect, who approached in a dark blue SUV and wore a red bandana, fled the scene, leaving the employee with life-threatening injuries. Spectrum is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest.
- Spectrum worker robbed, shot in neck during ‘violent attack’ while on neighborhood call
A Spectrum worker was critically injured in a violent robbery and shooting while on a job in Cincinnati. The suspect, wearing a red bandana, robbed the employee at gunpoint and shot him despite being told to take everything. Spectrum is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest.
- Spectrum worker robbed, shot in neck during ‘violent attack’ while on neighborhood call
A Spectrum worker was critically injured during a violent robbery while on a job in Cincinnati. The suspect, wearing a red bandana, shot the employee in the neck and fled in a dark blue SUV. Spectrum is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest.
- City manager 'begged' fired Cincinnati police chief for more officers on street as crime skyrocketed
Cincinnati's former police chief Teresa Theetge was fired after city manager Sheryl Long criticized her leadership during a surge in crime, including a viral beatdown incident and failures to implement a summer anti-violence plan. Theetge, who served 35 years with the department, was also sued by four white male officers for alleged discrimination.