…Seiffert. By March 1979, Officer Bennington had served 9½ years and received six letter of appreciation and/or commendation, including three official commendations from the police chief or bureau commander. Reading…

…are coming.” Bussel continued up the stairs and, seeing Rose, asked why the police were coming. Rose responded by threatening to kill the girls and “the first cop who comes…

…had been eliminated and qualified personnel were more easily appointed to Acting Detective based on talent and commitment – and more easily demoted if the commitment waned. Detective Hueftlein’s talent…

…Steuer was selected “Mr. Cincinnati” after any annual bodybuilding competition. We do not know when, but he was also selected in another competition as “Mr. Ohio.” On September 1, 1943,…

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…pass several rigid exams, including intellectual, psychological, physical, and medical. This was new to law enforcement worldwide. Now it is commonplace. Cincinnati became the first in many things thereafter. Criminals…

…and robbery that he committed in North Carolina. Therefore, he was considered reliable. Presumably, it was Sergeant Cameron who decided to stake out the area of the casket company. Sergeant…

…19th Century. In our research, the first semblance of a police memorial otherwise is that of a statue erected in Haymarket Square to commemorate the policemen killed during the Haymarket…

…1. In November, Police Chief Carl V. Gooden appointed him and others to a task force to determine guidelines for Community Sector Policing in the district. In 1973, Sergeant Olvey…

…and was sent to Camp Gurley (on the west side of Colerain Pike in Cumminsville). On October 5, 1861, Private Deering was appointed the Bugler of Company I. The regiment…

…date of February 6, 1917. Meanwhile, on October 18, 1916, the Ohio Worker’s Compensation Commission announced an award of $3,100 ($75,600 in 2019 dollars) to the heirs of Matron Hart;…

…the Society, we have several volunteer positions including clerical, museum guides, instructors, custodial, researchers, etc.   Most of our volunteers are museum guides. Many of our guides have no law…