Police Officer Jason S. Ellis| Bardstown (KY) Police Department
At 1:59 a.m. on May 25, 2013, after a late arrest and having put his prisoner in the Bardstown jail, Officer Ellis secured his tour of duty on second shift and headed home to Bloomfield. He did not have his canine partner with him at the time and was operating a pool car. As such, he did not have a camera mounted on the dash … <Continue Reading>
Police Museum Will Re-open on May 26
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Police Museum Receives Generous Donation
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Cashew Paul’s Video Tour of the Police Museum
Cashew Paul, a YouTube Video Blogger has published a video tour of the Greater Cincinnati Police Museum. Be sure and watch this interesting and informative video. Click here to view the video.
Unsolved Line of Duty Deaths
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Free Parking Fo r Museum Patrons
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Deadly Encounters Involving Greater Cincinnati Law Enforcement Officers
The Greater Cincinnati Police Historical Society has researched all aspects of law enforcement for every one of about 20,000 law enforcement officers serving more than 160 law enforcement agencies in 8 Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio counties that make up Greater Cincinnati. Here are the facts! <Read More>