centinal where one of two suspects was caught we are told he was taken away in an ambulance and we will tell you why in a second. the chase started on cook street. an alert officer out here notice two people trying to break into a home. what s not clear is if the homeowner was inside at the time. blue ash police would chase two suspects. a foot chase would ensue. one of the suspects would be caught just down the road here on florence. he was atually caught by a montgomery police officer. the second suspect would be chased through a back yard here on centinal. police brought in the canine unit and the dog chased the suspect and apprehended him. we spoke with one of the officers a short time ago who told us it was just the dog taking a bite out of crime. happened right outside a meeting of residents looking for answers after a violent shootout over the weekend. their plans to take action ahead, but first breaking developments in the new hampshire primary a strong finish for ohi
our newsroom. surveillance showing a man police say. is very dangerous and they want to get off the streets after he killed a dog in cold blood and tried to do the same to two people. we spoke with police a short time ago. they tell us he broke into a house on eastern avenue back in december. while there, investigators say he didn t want any witnesses ... so he shot a young man in the leg.. then, turned the gun on that victim s mother, shooting her twice. then he killed the family dog. after that.. cops say he pointed his semi-automatic hand gun at point blank range in the face of the antoher man, but by that time he was out of rounds. based on his actions and the things he did it leaves no doubt in my mind that one of the things he wanted to do was that he didn t want to leave any identifying victim. i think if he would have had more rounds in that gun he would have killed one the house crime stoppers if you have information that could help police - call crime stoppers. 513
school closings and delays for tomorrow morning. eastern local in brown county and lewis county schools are closed. mason and robertson county schools are on a 2 hour delay. while bracken county schools are delayed one hour. you can get a complete list of closings on fox19now-dot-com breaking now breaking tonight. a robbery in mt. auburn.. it happened just over an hour ago.. and cincinnati police say one person was injured. it happened on winkler road. right now - we details. we ll pass along information as it newsroom. promptng concerns about hoarding.. a homeowner was found dead inside a burning springfield township house this morning. firefighters found the body of david oldham in the kitchen. but it was too late.. it happened at a home on timbermill court near millbrook drive this morning.. crews first on scene, say fighting because the home was packed full of stuff. the chief calling it hoarding . and as fox19 now s megan o rourke found out.it s not unusual. i talked w
who has been at the scene all night. and his here to tell us the details. so michael around 4 oclock.. police say they got a call that the man was waving a gun.. what happened next? by night fall the police lights were still turning. a suspect shot by police after showing a hand gun pulled from his waist. a woman at work at a near by restaurant took this photograph. the man s body is covered in a white tarp in the middle of the street on harrison in westwood. and you can see the gun next to the body. michael baldwin: what did you think when you saw all this. jerrie wooten: it was crazy i was keeping my son back cause i didn t want him to get in the way what s not clear is if the man was in or out of his vehicle when he was waving the gun around. this telephone poll. this man saw it 911. or three minutes later the gentleman who hit the pole got out of the truck and i thought he was going to sit down or something and you know and wait for the cops but he just started walking up
that first 911 call.and who is also gaston s girlfriend.speaks with our own michael baldwin. that story coming up. but first - the mother of gaston spoke exclusively to fox19 earlier tonight.. this should never have happened. and i fault the cincinnati police for it. they should have tried to do something for him when they saw that he was injured. from the accident? from the accident. a tearful and emotional response from a mother who just lost her son. but in a newsconference earlier in the afternoon, police chief isaac confirmed his officers followed their training. tragically, in this profession these things do happen every officer realizes there may be a time in their career when they may be faced with this situation and tragically this is what s occured. still ahead. we re continuing to this case. and retired uc police chief gene ferrara joins us in studio about police training and when cops are supposed to pull the trigger. right now - that bizarre war of words between