Cincinnati officers arrested almost 30 percent fewer suspects – about 18,000 people – last year, compared with 2000. Emergency calls increased more than 17 percent and violent crimes – murders, rapes and…
Author: Buckeye Firearms Association
Purses being stolen outside day cares
17 taken recently in Butler Co. By Janice Morse The Cincinnati Enquirer A warning to suburban moms: Don’t leave your purse in plain sight as you dash into a day-care center –…
Tale of Two Cities: Cincinnati car-jack victim shot 4x; Buffalo man spared
A 31-year-old man was in serious condition Wednesday night at University Hospital after being shot four times in Avondale. The man, whose identity was not immediately available, was approached by two or…
Tale of Two Cities: Cincinnati armed robber at large; Atlanta robber in jail
Hamilton County authorities are still looking for the man who robbed the Graeter’s Ice Cream parlor at 3301 Westbourne Drive, Green Township. A black man in his early 20s armed with a…
Gun Grabbers Visit OFCC PAC Website
More than 600 votes have been logged in to OFCC PAC’s current poll question, pondering whether or not CCW Reform deserves to be a legislative priority in 2003. One day last week,…
Tale of Two Cities: Thieves in Youngstown? Get a dog; In Charleston? Get a gun!
Youngstown Police have been diligently working to solve a rash of burglaries in the Brownlee Woods and Buckeye Circle areas of the city, police officials assured members of a local block watch….
Tale of Two Cities: Dayton Man Abducted; Burlington Man Spared
Dr. Major K. Lee III, 61, said he was closing his office at 6000 Sycamore Woods Blvd. when three men approached him. After a scuffle, one assailant forced him at gunpoint into…
Dispatch: U.S. Senate finally to hear court nominees from Ohio
As of this morning, former Ohio Solicitor Jeffrey S. Sutton and Ohio Supreme Court Justice Deborah L. Cook have waited precisely 630 days. Nearly two years since President Bush nominated them to…
Will the Republican-led Senate again be the stumbling block to CCW Reform?
In a story covering the introduction of the House’s new concealed carry reform bill, HB12, the Cincinnati Enquirer mentions a fresh quote from Senate President’s spokeperson which may raise questions about this…
Plain Dealer: Democrats drop complaint over O’Connor’s election ads
A vitriolic disagreement between the Ohio Democratic Party and Supreme Court Justice Maureen O’Connor has ended with a whimper. Party Chairman Denny White agreed Monday to withdraw an elections-law complaint claiming that…