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Prosecutor says officer was 'legally justified' to shoot Ryan Hinton. Family plans lawsuit
Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich said the officer who shot Ryan Hinton after a stolen car investigation was "legally justified" to do so, declining to go to a grand jury. Hinton, 18, was fatally shot by a Cincinnati police officer on May 1. Police were responding to a report of a stolen vehicle when the occupants fled.
Rodney Hinton Jr. is charged with murder after he allegedly "intentionally" struck Hamilton County Deputy Larry Henderson a day after Cincinnati police fatally shot Hinton's son.
As the Rodney Hinton Jr. case begins to get underway in ... the only crime punishable by death in the state of Ohio.However, recent history shows that it is much easier said than done to ...
Rodney Hinton Jr. was arraigned Saturday ... for what was supposed to be a glorious day for many,” Theetge said. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine condemned the incident as “an intentional act of violence ...
“This is absolutely outrageous, to fundraise off the assassination of a law enforcement officer,” said Jay McDonald, president of Ohio’s Fraternal Order of Police. Cincinnati NAACP President David ...
Ohio AG Dave Yost wants to expand the state's "Son of Sam" law to prevent crowdfunding for those accused or convicted of crimes. This follows online fundraising exceeding $50,000 for Rodney ...
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost ... The online fundraiser says it's set up by a family member of Rodney Hinton Jr. They do not say what the money is for – only saying to help "with any decisions ...
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