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3News Investigates exclusive series A Tale of Two Cities : Rising violence, falling arrests in Cleveland The city saw its homicides surge to 177 in 2020, but police solved less than half of those cases. Author: Rachel Polansky (WKYC), Phil Trexler Published: 10:28 PM EST February 10, 2021 Updated: 1:55 AM EST February 11, 2021 CLEVELAND Crime is up during the COVID-19 pandemic, across the nation and here in Northeast Ohio. Thursday begins our two-part series A Tale of Two Cities, in which we investigate why crime is growing in both Cleveland and Akron and what we can do to stop it. 3News investigator Rachel Polansky kicks off our series in Cleveland. ....
In-Depth: Local youth outreach agencies address growing teen violence Local youth outreach agencies address growing teen violence and last updated 2020-12-17 12:07:53-05 CLEVELAND â The Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio are urging local leaders to work on a comprehensive plan for better community outreach to curb growing inner-city teen violence. Jeff Scott, President of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio, said he is heartbroken over two shootings that claimed the lives of 15-year-old Anthony Hughes Jr. and 13-year-old Ja-mari Jones over the past week. Police reported Hughes Jr. had just left a Boys and Girls Club location when he was shot by someone on Dec. 9 near the intersection of East 55th Street and Scovill Avenue. ....
Where are Cleveland’s leaders when the kids of King Kennedy need them most? Leila Atassi Updated Dec 15, 2020; Posted Dec 15, 2020 Anthony Hughes Jr., 15, was fatally shot while walking home, about an hour after attending a meeting at the King Kennedy Boys and Girls Club. Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio – National media seized upon the story of Anthony Hughes Jr.’s shooting last week, all using some variation of the headline: “Teen fatally shot after meeting about another teen’s death.” It’s the kind of headline that commands attention for its disturbing irony, and also because of what it conveys about a city experiencing its highest homicide rate in decades. It’s a headline that says if you are a child in Cleveland today, chances are good that the violence will find you. Even if you gather with your peers to condemn it. ....
12-year-old boy shot to death in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood Updated Dec 14, 2020; Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio A 12-year-old boy was shot to death Monday in the Ohio City neighborhood, police said. The shooting happened about 6:40 p.m., likely on Loop Drive, police said. The boy, who has not yet been identified, was shot in the head while he was inside a van, according to police. The van stopped in the parking lot of Kan Zaman, a restaurant on West 25th Street, according to police. Officers detained one person for questioning but have not made any arrests. The shooting happened about 40 minutes after a man was shot to death on West 65th Street near Lawn Avenue in the city’s Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood. Police said details of that incident, including the age of the man killed, was not immediately available. ....
Opening statement: “On the injury front, you saw we ruled out (CB) Denzel (Ward) and (WR) KhaDarel (Hodge), and we will list (TE Austin) Hooper as questionable. “Thought it was a really good work week. Just getting off the field here, thought it was a very crisp day today. We understand the challenge that we have with a very good football team coming into our building. Looking forward to getting in front of our fans again there on Monday night. “I do want to mention Anthony Hughes Jr. He was the young man who lost his life on Wednesday night in our city. I just want to extend my condolences to his friends and his family. I know he was active in the Boys & Girls Club. Such a tragic, senseless thing that happened. I encourage everybody to read this young man’s story and then find a way that we can be a part of making sure things like this do not happen again.” ....