Police divers, search crews stress caution to boaters on Ohio River This river is dangerous. I grew up on it and not one time am I ever comfortable on it. Author: Heather Fountaine (WHAS 11) Published: 11:40 PM EDT June 29, 2021 Updated: 12:20 AM EDT June 30, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. When searches reach the Ohio River, the Louisville Metro Police Department s dive team is regularly called on to look in the muddied water. It could be somebody robbing a bank and throwing the gun in the river.we ve recovered stolen cars before, said officer Chad Crick, dive team instructor.
The unit has monthly trainings to keep up with techniques. They’re especially important because of the lack of visibility divers have under water. Even just a few feet below the surface of the Ohio River becomes total darkness.
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The city of Reno began cleaning up homeless camps along the Truckee River from the Kuenzli Street bridge to the Wells Avenue overpass on Thursday morning.
Dozens of empty tents, piles of old clothes, rusty metal, syringes and cigarette butts lined the sidewalk.
City employees had notified the people living there that the area will be closed for cleaning, according to city spokesman Jon Humbert. Most people had already left the area but a few were still at the camp, packing whatever belongings they could.
By 8:30 a.m., city employees began loading items into trash bags and carting away tents. A front-end loader demolished one of the sturdier structures, tearing down wooden walls and ripping the fabric roof to pieces.
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The city of Reno is set to clear out camps used by people who are unsheltered near downtown on Thursday, days after the region opened its Nevada Care Campus to the public.
The operation is scheduled to take place on Thursday from Kuenzli Street to the Wells Overpass, along Commercial Row.
The city of Reno has either given written or verbal notice that the area will be closed for cleaning, according to a statement from city spokesman Jon Humbert.
They sent out notices for Zone 3, an area from the Wells Overpass to Sutro Street, since Monday, according to the press release.