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Small parking lot owners say Cincinnati crime ordinance could break them (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati City Council is expected to vote Wednesday on a new ordinance aimed at cracking down on car break-ins, but small paid parking lot owners say the mandates could put them out of business. If approved, the measure would require security cameras or a attendant on duty at paid surface lots and garages. It would also require snow removal within four hours of accumulation and mandate a 20-minute grace period before a vehicle can be towed. Council member Jeff Crammerding s
City council proposes reform after 100 guns stolen from parking lots used in crimes (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A Cincinnati City Council committee advanced new rules requiring cameras or security guards at parking lots and garages across the city. City leaders say the change addresses public safety. Some parking lot owners say it is a burden they cannot afford. Parking lot owners and representatives filled the council committee room to voice their frustration over the proposed mandate. “You’re taking our property rights away from any of these ordinances,” one property owner said. Anot
Police chiefs detail strategy to curb violence near UC campus (opens the original)
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Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for iPhone Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for Android CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati and University of Cincinnati police chiefs laid out their strategy for addressing shootings near campus during a city council public safety committee meeting Tuesday. Interim Cincinnati police chief Adam Hennie and UC police chief Eliot Isaac said social media has been driving recent violence near campus. People have been dropping pins to gatherings, some advertised as
Cars, home vandalized in Northern Kentucky neighborhood, family says (opens the original)
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Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for iPhone Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for Android FLORENCE, Ky. (WXIX) - A family in Florence’s Oakbrook neighborhood says vandals damaged four of their cars overnight, cutting the interiors of some vehicles and scraping profanity into the paint of another. Austin Hicks says it happened around 11 p.m. Sunday. “They took a knife to the interior of my car, and to my stepbrother’s car. They cut up all of the seats.” Hicks says this is the third or four
Residents express frustration as trash piles up amid city staffing shortages (opens the original)
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Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for iPhone Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for Android CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Trash is piling up across Cincinnati and residents in several neighborhoods say they’ve gone nearly two weeks without pickup. The city blames staffing shortages, but that explanation isn’t easing frustration on the ground. Teresa Woods waits for the bus right next to a growing pile of trash. “Very frustrated. It’s inconsiderate. Their paydays still go on,” Woods said. Neighborhood
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