At this time, On behalf of Police Chief Teresa Theetge and the men and women of the Cincinnati Police Department we send our prayers and condolences to the family of Police Officer Tim Unwin and the men and women of the Springfield Township Police Department.
Sr. Crime Analyst Christine Grimmelsman who is a part of our Real-time Crime Center, received the “Colonel Emil J. Otting Award for Service” from the HC Police Association. Christine plays a major role behind the scenes for CPD, she is very deserving of this public recognition!
Our Victim's Assistance Liaison Unit is made up of licensed social workers & social work interns. These men and women work in tandem with our Homicide Unit. They're such an incredible asset to CPD and the city of Cincinnati. If you need help please don't hesitate to reach out!
Losing a loved one to a traumatic event like a homicide will leave you w/ overwhelming grief. All of the emotions associated with grief can be intensified during the holidays. CPD's Victims Assistance Liaison Unit wants you to know they're here for you during your toughest times.
I want to personally congratulate my friend Sergeant Jennett Vaughn and Sergeant Darryl Woods to the rank of Police Sergeant… Good job and I wish you two nothing but the best!
Do you know who killed Lena Ranford? In 1999, Ranford's body was discovered by children in Bond Hill. The 33-year-old mom of two had been strangled.
If you have information about this cold case please call CPD's homicide unit at 513-352-3542.
Episode #2 of CPD's Unsolved Homicides Podcast is out now!!
You can watch a preview of the episode by clicking the link below. This episode features the unsolved homicide of Lena Ranford and you can listen to the full podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts
https://t.co/p77XSU0uzL
What a special way to celebrate being cancer free! Jen is proof that if something seems off, it is always better to be safe than sorry and schedule an appointment with your doctor. At just 36-years-old she felt a lump in her breast. We are so happy she is cancer free!!
Ofc Jen Lane’s Criminal Investigations Section (CIS) coworkers have been inspired by her strength & resiliency during her battle with breast cancer. Last #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth Lane was in the midst of her fight, but this year she is cancer free! Today they celebrated Jen💙
Please follow our new Unsolved Homicide podcast. I’m so proud of the work that our Victims Advocacy Unit and Homicide Unit has put into this project.
https://t.co/rtNngHMDsp
So far this year, CPD's Homicide Unit has solved 75% of our 59 homicides. Our closure rate is well above the national average. There are many reasons for this, from having seasoned detectives to citizens feeling a responsibility to come forward with info.
https://t.co/xTBIyU6Lmg
Today is National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day.
According to Blue Help, 116 officers have died by suicide so far in 2022.
This week, our Command Staff will be visiting various roll calls to issue the challenge. #Youarenotalone
Today is National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day.
According to Blue Help, 116 officers have died by suicide so far in 2022.
This week, our Command Staff will be visiting various roll calls to issue the challenge. #Youarenotalone
What a great program this is! Dive Right teaches our city's youth the concept of a team culture by exploring the ideals of diversity, implicit bias, and conflict resolution. Our officers definitely look forward to Tuesdays during the football season!
"I got here during COVID, so I haven't really had the opportunity to settle into Cincy & give back to the community," @_KeandreJones_
Big thx to @Bengals players like Keandre who help coach in the Dive Right Flag Football League. But, as you can see, this is bigger than football
Still overwhelmed with the amount of fun we had last Friday at the 1st Annual Battle of the Badges Charity Softball Game, and it helps that we won for our charity lol..
In a little over 24-hours we will see who has the most athletic personnel...us or @CincyFireEMS ?!? The friendly match-up between our city's first responders is all for a great cause. Come on out to cheer us on! All the action starts at 5:30 p.m. on Friday at 707 W. Court Street.