There are mandatory reporting requirements of the business top the atf and obviously an extensive investigation would ensue as far as what happened who was at fault if anyone what can be changed to button up your processes so that this doesnt happen again its a huge deal its a huge deal. Monroe would not go into the details of her Stores Security protocols but cameras are just a part of the extra security she says you need when youre in the gun business sot it is critical that especially that type of inventory is accounted for at every moment. Today i called cabelas corporate for comment about how someone could walk out of the store with long guns including an assault rifle. But i did not get a call back. If you think you know who the man is in the pictures you are urged to call crimestoppers at new at 530. The man accused of stealing womens underwear from dorms at the university of cincinnati is locked up. Denis mccormick is accused of sneaking into daniels hall. Then going to the lau
But the best chance of rain will be later this evening. A cold front will drive showers and isolated thunderstorms through the ohio valley. Gusts up to 40 mph are possible during the day. Just along the cold front, a line of storms could develop sometime around 8 p. M. That could produce damaging winds and minor flooding. The Storm Prediction Center has most of the tri state under a slight risk for severe thunderstorms. This line of storms brings with it the threat of severe storms. Rain and storms will continue until about 3 a. M. But keep in mind, this timing could change as this system approaches, so check back for updates. Wednesday will start mild with morning temperatures hovering in the upper 40s, possibly as high as 50. But early wednesday afternoon, colder air starts to arrive and this will cause temperatures too cool quickly, especially after keep it here on 9 on your side for your first warning forecast. If you cant do that you can download the storm shield app or check wcpo
Reparation efforts in urban area are gaining national attention, as both Kansas City and St. Louis study what they can do to make amends for harm inflicted on African Americans. But elsewhere in Missouri, rural areas are taking their own steps toward righting historic wrongs on a neighborhood level.