Mike DeWine Joins Local, Federal Officials in Cincinnati to Announce Partnerships to Prevent Violent Crime

Ohio Gov. DeWine announces new law enforcement partnership to tackle crime in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine joined state, local and federal officials in Cincinnati Tuesday to announce two new law enforcement partnerships aimed at reducing violent crime in the city through enhanced cooperation.

Cincinnati unveils new crime-fighting plan focusing on partnerships with state and feds

A new strategy to combat violent crime in Cincinnati emphasizes partnerships among local, state, and federal authorities.

Mike DeWine joins local, federal officials in Cincinnati to announce partnerships to prevent violent crime

DeWine announced a press conference for Tuesday afternoon that will include Mayor Aftab Pureval, Police Chief Teresa Theetge, U.S. Marshal Michael Black, U.S. Attorney Dominic Gerace and more.

Ohio Gov. DeWine, Cincinnati leaders to unveil partnerships to combat violent crime

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine will be in Cincinnati Tuesday, joining state and local officials to announce new partnerships on preventing violent crime.