a cemetery can be a scary night for some. for the victim what happened not far from here was a real life nightmare. police says she ran to greenwood cemetery after a man tried to force her to have sex inside his truck.according to neighbors who heard the woman s cries for help, she told them she had never the suspect who put a knife to her throat while trying to tape her. somehow she managed to escape his grip and run to the cemetery. christian greer heard the woman outside of his home screaming for someone to call police. he and other residents ran outside for help she just had a shirt on on, just a shirt. it was really chilly around 2 in the afternoon. so i gave her the hoody i had on. searching for the suspect this morning. the victim remembered he was driving a white ford truck and wearing a pair of glasses. police are planning to release more information later this morning about any possible suspects. they will also let us know how the victim is doing. in hamilton timy
a cincinnati police officer. accused of commiting a crime in uniform . will appear before a judge this morning. investigators say joseph simpson took some money out of a restaurant s cash register while working an off-duty detail. he s charged with theft. and has been suspended without pay from the department.simpson s attorney a stellar officer. and wants people to give him a fair shake. a judge could decide the future of five apartment complexes considered public nuisances in just a few hours. we ve been reporting on the properties owned by p-f holdings for months.it gets five million dollars of your money a year to subsidize rent. but some tenants are suing over what they call unliveable conditions.the attorney for the current out-of-state landlord tells nine on your side they ve spent hundreds of thousands of dollars fixing the problems. 015307 there s a lot of patchwork being done here no one s really hiring people and getting the job done the way it needs to be done.
little bit better now.bianca scannavino, hamilton it s still not right that someone held a knife up to her throat and did that to her. no one deserves that to happen to them.big brother feels the same way.christian greer, hamilton i want to see that woman ok and i want to see that man put behind bars. as detectives try to track down the victim they are not releasing details they know about the suspect.as they look at a possible connection between the other all too similar cases. live in hamilton, julie o neill 9 on your side. he was shot more than seven years ago. this month.. he finally died from his wounds. wounds.now.. the case of david wallace has become a murder case. nine on your side was on mc-micken avenue in september of 20-08 when wallace was shot. the cincinnati police homicide unit and the hamilton county prosector s office are now reopening the case. if you can help them.. call crime right now in bond hill. police are looking for the times. the victim was found a
the program. dan, good afternoon. dan: good afternoon. it was an emotional program here at ridgeway elementary. patrick wolterman s wife, bre, his mother and sister were in the crowd. not many dry eyes. this program was planned in the fall, well before wolterman gave his life to save a couple thought to be inside a burning home in late december. but school leaders say the point of the lessons about heroes is to teach students anyone can be a hero, and how important they truly are. students of all ages sang songs and shared their thoughts on what makes a hero. we talked with one very well-spoken fifth grader about his thoughts on why first responders should be recognized each day. tyler ponder: they re heroes and heroes can be different things, they can save a life, they can save hundreds of lives and that what these guys do. dan: tyler, that fifth grader says he detective. we also talked with wolterman s family, his wife telling us off-camera that as a teacher, , she love
regional partners. how will it impact in arms race? these are questions we need to get the best information we can in making our decisions. lastly, let me mention this. i think it is critically important. what are our options if we walk away from this? how will be be received internationally? will we be able to maintain sanctions with international partners? and will iran come back to the negotiating table with a country that has walked away from an agreement? these are questions we need to understand. we need to know that the options are right now, do we go forward and what are the options, what are the consequences if we don t? mr. chairman, we have a full plate, and i look forward to hearing from the witnesses. i hope the members of this committee will use the information we get today to debate the issue, take the time we have, and do what is right for the american people, and ultimately make the decision that we think is best to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear weapon