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Deadly gun fight with anti-violence march nearby

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In Cincinnati Monday night. This won't be a good summer in Cincy.

 

"CINCINNATI -- A teen involved in a gunfight was killed Monday night in northern Over-the-Rhine, the violence coming as a group of men led by Bishop Bobby Hilton marched nearby in an effort to stem the tide of shootings in the city.

 

Lt. Danita Pettis said three people, including 18-year-old Justin Crutchfield, were involved in the gunfight at Findlay Playground at about 7 p.m."

 

OTR gunfight leaves 1 dead as anti-violence group marches nearby - Story

I believe a similar set of circumstances happened in Lexington last night at Douglass Park as well.

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Arggg, iPhone typo, could a Mod please correct the thread title? Thank You.

^ To protect and serve...

This is a struggle for drug territory. What new group has come in to take the established neighborhoods? It isn't like this is a new Latino, Russian, or Asian gang coming in. I wonder if there is a split among existing gangs.

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And, within 24 hours there was another shooting at the same park!

I believe a similar set of circumstances happened in Lexington last night at Douglass Park as well.

 

Yep, minidoomer2 is playing in the basketball league there (which they have now relocated), and before he went to the game I jokingly told him not to get shot. Luckily he played in the 7PM game, and the shooting involved the participants in the 9PM game.

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