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Prosecutor says officer was 'legally justified' to shoot Ryan Hinton. Family plans lawsuit
Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich said the officer who shot Ryan Hinton after a stolen car investigation was "legally justified" to do so, declining to go to a grand jury. Hinton, 18, was fatally shot by a Cincinnati police officer on May 1. Police were responding to a report of a stolen vehicle when the occupants fled.
On Tuesday, Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich announced the shooting of Ryan Hinton was justified. Extra security was ordered for the hearing. They discussed some upcoming motions and set the ...
A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Rodney Hinton Jr., who is accused ... declined to comment on the pending litigation. The Cincinnati Police Department did not immediately respond to a ...
The Cincinnati Police Department says he appeared to point ... This is everyday life for us, being scared of the police.” Rodney Hinton Jr. was arraigned Saturday. Prosecutors said that he ...
Hinton's death has become a national story. He was a young Black man who was fatally shot by a Cincinnati police officer in ...
Rodney Hinton Jr. is charged with murder after he allegedly "intentionally" struck Hamilton County Deputy Larry Henderson a day after Cincinnati police fatally shot Hinton's son.
Rodney Hinton Jr., who authorities say intentionally ... shooting death of his son on the day of the incident. The Cincinnati Police Department has said his son, Ryan Hinton, appeared to ...
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