Shooting continues after theft arrest in Monroe
Monroe Police Officer Chad Caudill shot 22 year old Jamarcus Levon Brown of Trotwood during a Saturday night pursuit after a shoplifting report at a mall. Brown, shot in the leg, is in Warren County Jail awaiting a preliminary hearing on felony fleeing and assault on an officer. Internal and criminal investigations proceed with input from witnesses and officers, with results due by week’s end and to be reviewed by the county prosecutor or Ohio Attorney General if needed.
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Monroe
Chad Caudi
Warren County Sheriff’s Office
Jamarcus Levon Brown
Trotwood
Brown
Warren County
Lebanon
Brian Curtis
Caudill
Sheriff's Office
Curlis
Larry Sims
Curtis
David Fornshell
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Solstice
Luis Amaya
Amaya
True Religion Store
Barnitz Stadium upgrades on schedule for Sept 6 opener
Middletown High School’s Barnitz Stadium nears completion with synthetic turf widening and bleacher installation. Metz Group workers laid yardage markers on the field as crews push to finish before the Sept 6 home opener, keeping the project on time and on budget.
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Barnitz
Middletown
Metz Group
Middletown High School
South Main Street
Middletown district to install turf field and bleachers
The Middletown district plans a multi use turf field to host soccer and events. New bleachers and an aluminum walkway will improve access for special needs guests. The turf and bleachers cost 750000 with $1600000 in private donations secured. Energy updates at Barnitz Stadium total 388000 to retrofit switchgear and pole lights.
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Motz Group
Barnitz Stadium
South Main Street
Middletown
Starr
George Long
Long
P G to move 55 Cincinnati jobs to Costa Rica
P G plans to relocate 55 roles from Cincinnati to San Jose Costa Rica starting October, with about 15 positions remaining in Cincinnati and the balance transferring abroad. The move is part of a broader restructuring to meet business needs and is expected to complete by June 2015.
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Ohio
P&g
Cincinnati
San Jose
Costa Rica
Marie-Laure Salvado
Salvado
WCPO
Monroe police equip cruisers with QR codes in Ohio debut
Monroe police add QR codes to all 12 cruisers at a cost under 80 dollars to connect residents to the department via a city app and online accident reports. Lt. Brian Curlis says scanning the code links to the police site and the city app, improving access and efficiency while advising safe use.
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Monroe
Ohio
Brian Curlis
Curlis
Curtis
Police Department
Southwest Ohio police install QR codes on cruisers
LOT TAN STAFF reports that the department becomes the first in southwest Ohio to place QR codes on patrol cruisers. The codes direct residents to report crimes, access the department website, and obtain safety information, expanding community engagement and resources.
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Monroe
Ohio
Public Safety Night Out in Middletown Shows Friendly Cops
At Sunset Park during National Night Out, Middletown residents met police teams including K-9 units and masked officers, watched a bank robbery capture, and spoke with Chief David VanArsdale. Junior Turner, once fearful of police, now enjoys meeting officers, a shift echoed by many families. Community groups, Metro Parks and sponsors provided free food and activities for hundreds despite cool weather.
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Middletown
Junior Turner
Central Academy
Sunset Park
April Creager
David VanArsdale
VanArsdale
Military
Gillian Bauer
Jack
Butler County Metro Parks
Kroger
Pepsi
Wade Agnew
Marines
Rick McCrabb
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