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Cincinnati Police Stop Data Sparks Accountability Push | Cincinnati News
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A new report from Campaign Zero reveals Black residents in Cincinnati were stopped nearly three and a half times more often than white residents between 2009 and 2023, sparking urgent citywide dialogue. Though officials say they weren’t consulted during the report’s creation, they’re now collaborating with the group to add context and ensure transparency. Community advocates like Iris Roley have long pushed for this kind of data review, emphasizing the need for fresh perspectives to uncover blind spots. Interim Police Chief Hennie and City Manager Sheryl Long are both committed to accountability, pledging to act on findings and report progress. With an independent data review underway and a major Collaborative Agreement Conference looming in September, Cincinnati is poised for critical, community-driven reform.
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