Fred Gary knocked on the rear door and a voice from inside saying, “You come in here and I will pour some hot lead into you!” Seeing his delaying tactics were not working, Wells told the agents to go ahead and search. Read the Full story
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On November 9, 1938, Patrolman Rose, while on his police motorcycle, sat in the driveway of the Hotel Hahn at 1424 Dixie Highway. At 2 p.m., a speeder drove past him northbound on Dixie Highway. He looked down the highway and saw a southbound vehicle about 150 feet away in the curb lane and entered the highway in pursuit . . . <Read the Full Story>
A visitation will be held 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Friday, November 22, 2024 at Vitt, Stermer and Anderson Funeral Home at 4619 Delhi Pike in Delhi. FOP Services will be at 12 p.m. Interment will follow at St. Joseph (New) Cemetery at 4500 Foley Road. Then a celebration of life will be held at The Farm at 839 Anderson Ferry Road.
Several new and exciting pages have been added to the Greater Cincinnati Police Museum Website: Read this post to find out more and see links to the new pages.
Walk in the shoes of a police officer. See what it really means to make split second, life and death decisions. Experience this incredible simulation.
There are no free lunches, but there are free gun locks! Read this post to find out how to receive one.
The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum has received a generous donation in memory of retired Police Officer Tom McAlpin.
As our 20-year-old vision as the central repository for local law enforcement information comes to fruition, we are often asked for data and information. One of the often-repeated questions is, “When was the last unsolved line of duty death?” So, we researched it.
Free and convenient parking is now available for patrons of the Police Museum. Signs have been erected designating all space between 306 and 318 Reading Road as Police Museum Parking.
