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Bruce VanHook, who manages the cemetery, was there at 6:30 a.m.
“Between him and I, we have patrolled for probably the last two hours and we cannot see anything that is similar to a monkey,” Bittner said.
The cemetery does have a flock of wild turkeys, he said.
“Wild turkeys nest in trees, so the question is were they nesting in the trees, because whoever filmed and put on social media, it was through the power lines because you can see the power lines in the video.”
Bittner said that means the animals had to be in the trees in section 29 near West 8th Street across from Kilbert Avenue.
Reports of monkeys swinging from cemetery trees in Ohio have police on the lookout © Provided by New York Daily News
Police in Cincinnati, Ohio have their doubts, but they’re not taking reports of a handful of monkeys swinging from cemetery trees lightly.
“It may be some misinformation, but we are taking it very seriously,” Sgt. Joseph Hicks told Enquirer Media said.
Cincinnati police Sgt. Jacob Hicks said they have no first person officer reports of monkeys being loose in St. Joseph Cemetery in East Price Hill @Enquirerpic.twitter.com/4MJGvbEE9S Chris Mayhew (@reportermayhew) April 8, 2021
Cops responded to reports from locals around Saint Joseph’s Cemetery that five primates were seen Wednesday going from limb to limb. Searches that night and the following morning turned-up no monkey business. Sgt. Hicks said four officers were involved in the search. They had not spoken to anyone who saw the monkeys first-hand.
Monkeys were reportedly on the loose in Cincinnati. Police have yet to find them. Kaanita Iyer, Sarah Brookbank, Cameron Knight and Jeanne Houck, USA TODAY © Kareem Elgazzar/The Enquirer A Cincinnati Police officer searches a wooded area for monkeys reported to be on the loose, Thursday, April 8, 2021, at St. Joseph s Cemetery in the East Price Hill neighborhood of Cincinnati.
The report may have been misinformation, but Cincinnati police Sgt. Jacob Hicks said Thursday morning they were taking it seriously. No officers have reported seeing the monkeys in St. Joseph Cemetery.
Stephen Bittner, president of Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Society, which owns the cemetery, said he checked security cameras but saw no activity.
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