Westwood leaders want police to form relationships with the community to reduce violence
2 years ago
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In the wake of recent deadly shootings in our area, Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac announced his department will soon launch a new Crime Gun Intelligence Center in an effort to stop violent crimes and remove guns from city streets.
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