…Stephen R. Kramer (Retired), Greater Cincinnati Police Museum Memorial Committee Chairman. All rights are reserved to them and the Greater Cincinnati Police Museum. Photograph of railroad yards provided by www.NKyViews.com….

…Division as a Police Cadet on July 20, 1969. While attending the University of Cincinnati, he served at Police Communications (1430 Martin Drive) and District 6 (3295 Erie Avenue). During…

…Schrotel took command of District Two at 314 Broadway. Within a year, he took the exam for police chief and scored the highest score of all competitors, 99.33%. On July…

…to obtain medical assistance for him. Only a few people were left when Covington and Kenton County authorities arrived. William E. Driver, of Davis Cab Company, drove up while officers…

…During 1956, he served as the District 4 representative on the Fraternal Order of Police Dance Against Delinquency Committee. By 1957, Captain Clemens Merz, District Four Commander, had determined that…

…Quantico. During June 1953, he completed the Marine Corps Schools Extension Course at Quantico, Virginia. By then, the Korean was over. He completed Marine Field Music School at Parris Island,…

…he was already working in St. Clairsville at the time.   INDIAN HILL RANGERS In 1927, a committee of wealthy families of the unincorporated community on Indian Hill recruited Deputy…

…1941, the Ohio State Legislature passed a statute that set some requirements for promotional examinations. On October 15, 1941, 13 lieutenants competed in the first state-approved promotional examination for Police…

…exam given for a new rank, Patrolman Caesar was promoted to Police Specialist and issued Badge PS-77 and assigned to plainclothes investigations in District 2. After working predominantly in the…