a person has been found dead in the street with five gunshot wounds. good evening i'm megan o-rourke. the investigation is happening on franklin avenue in bond hill. let's get right to fox19 now's mike schell with the very latest information... mike remote good evening megan... this shooting appears to be the result of a drug deal gone bad... cincinnati police have left the scene and right now they are taking a look at the evidence they've gathered. when officers responded to a shots fired call here on franklin they found a man lying dead in the street...the victim of an apparent drug deal that didn't go as

victim was in his late 20's or early 30's and shot at least five times. he was pronounced dead at the scene. several community outreach advocates were here as well to help the neighbors. authorities say at least one potential witness was escorted to district headquarters for questioning. no information on the suspect has been released as this point. police say it appears the victim was also trying to leave the scene after he was shot broxterman "it looks like he was shot, um, at the, there's some shell casings in front of that brown apartment building and it looks like he ran away from the building and collapsed in the middle of the street." mike remote this happened just as school was letting out this afternoon... bond hill elementary...which is about 3 blocks away...was on shutdown for a short time until officers were able to secure the area. tonite at ten you'll hear how one woman is afraid to leave her own home after this happened just a few hundred feet from her front door. reporting live in

also breaking now... 2 people are dead following a serious crash in hillsboro this afternoon. this picture was sent to us by the hillsboro times gazette. it happened on route 50 near kier road around 1 this afternoon when police say a car went off the side of the road, over- corrected and hit a van head on! the two people inside the car were killed, the driver of the van had minor injuries. no word yet on what may have caused the crash. caught on camera! cops roll up on a parking lot and find a man who overdosed. they inject him with narcan.. and now tonight.. they want to know who abandoned him. it's a mystery.. with the only lead being this body camera footage. it all happened in the white castle parking lot on hamilton avenue around 1-45 this morning. live now megan rem pic let's give you an idea of where we're talking about... a live look at the location.... fox19 now's shawn lanier spoke with authorities late this afternoon.

mt .healthy police department, officers are now spending resources they don't have trying to help catch someone who leaves someone for heroin." narcan" here's body cam video of a mt. healthy officer using narcan to bring this man, nathaniel clark, he was left for dead at this white castle parking lot now clark is counscious at the drug charges, and mt. healthy police are looking for the person who left him in this parking lot. vince demasi: "it's mind boggeling and heartless. it's absolutly heartless." heartless, but common according to mt. healthy's police chief. he says he's never seen anything like it in 40 year of working in law enforcement. vince demasi: "to be able to have the lack of any kind of moral compass to throw an individual out in thte middle of a parking lot who's no longer breathing." chief demasi goes on to say it's this kind of activity that stretches his department thin. vince demasi: "we don't

conduct in depth long term investigations." so while reaching out for help, demasi says he's will still do his part. vince demasi: "i'm going to try and find out who did it. i'm going to try and put him in jail, and i'm going to try and put him in jail for a long time." shawn says - "mt healthy police say the heroin coalition will lead this investigation. reporting in mt healthy shawn lanier fox19 now." megan rem pic and as we take another live look at the scene... if you know who abandoned the man in this parking lot... call crime stoppers at 513- 352-3040. a strange story police there are neighbors say a woman was found naked near a cemetery. police tell us --- officers took a are investigating assault near neighbors called 9-1-1 after seeing the woman. "dispatcher: did she say her? caller: she said somebody tried to rape her and she is trying to get out of the graveyard. a white truck."

9-1-1 call the suspect is a white man with brown hair. he was wearing a black shirt... blue jeans and sunglasses driving a black... not... white pick-up truck as initially reported. if you know anything please call crime stoppers at 513- 352-3040. two and a half months after a roof collapse forced people out of their avondale apartment building... residents are celebrating a victory. the collapse that happened november 10th... revealed scores of health and safety violations. fox19 now's gordon graham tells us how a judge has ordered the low- income property to be turned over to somebody else. open------the court heard a lot of testimony today both for and against turning over five apartment complexes to a receiver. judge beth meyers has already declared those five apartment complexes, owned by a new jersey family, to be public nuisances and now judge meyers says those properties need to be managed by someone else. beth------i do find that a receiver should be

question is who should that be. if u.s. bank and wilmington trust, the mortgage holders, have their way the properties will be turned over to a indianapolis- based management company. but whoever takes over....residents of the burton apartments say they're relieved. michael-----it makes it a little easier for everybody to know that it will be somebody coming it and to take care of all the problems we have here in the building. problems that have led to more than 1800 violations issued by the city including a collapsed roof. problems, residents say, still exist. connie------the walls still ruined, the ceiling still leaks, you know so we still living in....our floors have no tiles on them. just a half mile away at the entowne manor apartments a resident who identifies himself only as mr. smith says the building is falling apart and that attracts trouble. smith------the people in the hallway all night, sleeping under the stairs. it's just things that

life. close-----the receiver has already submitted a plan to rehabilitate the properties....a plan many residents say can't start soon enough. at the hamilton county courthouse i'm gordon graham fox19 now. developing now... officials confirm with fox19 now that hamilton county adminstrator christian sigman will be resigning this year... effective september first. sigman has not been available for comment, and no word on why he's stepping down. we'll be sure to let you know as more information comes in. a local target worker has admitted to stealing more than a thousand bucks from the store... but it's his reason why, that's making news tonight. we'll tell you about it next. and an 82-year old veteran finally gets his honorable discharge. we'll explain what took so long. jeff... jeff wx desk you're watching fox19 now at 6:30 in high definition, sponsored by performance toyota: always home of the

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target employee who allegedly stole 15 hundred dollars from a store has admitted to it. police say 24-year stole the cash from the target on plainfield road in blue ash between october 20th and november 26th of last year. police say allen said he did it in order to better provide for his daughter. six people shot and killed by police officers, has spawned a nationwide discussion that just made its way to the university of cincinnati. experts from around the country... including local law enforcement agencies... are talking about race and policing during a two-day conference that kicked off today at the tangeman center. this is video from the conference

topics for the conference include: institutional racism, law enforcement and representation... racial profiling... the state of police community relations... policing black girls and women's bodies... and immigration policy. the conference is held against the backdrop of last summer's shooting death of sam dubose by former u-c police officer ray tensing. tensing's charged with murder. the university recently settled a lawsuit with dubose's family... and is paying them 5.3 million dollars. an 82-year old ohio veteran has received a long overdue honorable discharge... half a century ago, donald hallman of columbus was kicked out of the army for being gay. but he requested a reversal of his 1955 "undesirably" discharged status after president obama repealed the military's "don't ask don't tell" rule back in 2010. hallman served from 1953 to 1955 and was stationed in frankfurt, germany. they made national

video. "watch me ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo" now... these ladies are being honored for their efforts. a great story coming up. megan roof cam and as we look live.. if you like roller-coasters.. the 7-day weather forecast is for you. we'll break it down next. two northern kentucky companies

winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. and try puffs softpack today. million dollars into regional operations, creating nearly 160 new jobs. the kentucky economic development finance authority board approved incentives to support a $150 million dollar expansion by fedex ground package systems incorporated in boone county. the board also approved a $150 million dollar expansion by messier-bugatti usa l-l-c in walton. seven years ago president obama

act... this was the scene then. now today... the president stood at a podium in washington d-c to push to advance equal pay for women. the plan applies to companies that have 100 or more employees, and will require them to gender, race and ethnicity to the equal employment opportunity commission. "we're going to keep pushing until every single girl has the rights and the freedom to go as far as her dreams will take her." butt with "that's the spirit i intend to keep pushing, as long as i have the privilege to be in this office." the administration says this rule is set to help aid investigations of employers that are "unlawfully shortchanging workers." consumer alert a fox19 now consumer alert tonight... apple is recalling millions of power adapters... because they could cause an electric shock.

wall plug adaptors. the plugs shipped between 2003 and last year were also included in apple world travel adapter kits. apple says it will exchange faulty plugs or refund any customers who bought new plugs over the issue. only a few days after emilio estevez raved about cincinnati at the sundance film festival... a nationwide poll has ohio listed as one of the 5 worst states for personal well- being. now, kentucky is 49th on that list.. followed by west virginia at 50th. hawaii and alaska have the top spots. these rankings come from a gallup poll which posed questions from 5 categories.. .such as do you have a purpose for living... and social, community, financial and physical well- being. almost 300 bikes were delivered to after school clubs across the city today. 7th and 8th grade students involved the stem bicycle clubs, like the one seen here at r-a jones, recieved the

engineer the bikes and the take them home! "i think like knowing how to put it together and taking it apart and knowing what i can do when i break my bike is something that is really fun and i can use it outside of school." the clubs, organized by the science, technology, engineering and math collaborative aim to improve equity and access for all students, prioritizing schools with higher percentages of disadvantaged youth. the western and southern open announced major donations to three local charites today. the tennis tournament donated a combined $385 thousand dollars to the children's hospital medical center, the u-c barrett cancer center and the tennis for city youth organization. donations, the tournament organizes visits to children's hospital with players from the a-t-p world tour and w-t-a . here's a feel good story for ya.. check this out. "watch me ooo, ooo, ooo, ooo"

those five residents from panorama apartments in presented a second their zumba routine. seniors got talent contest. we had a zumba teacher, thta we are doing today. we also added our own moves, things like that. tweaked it to make it our own." the ladies won a $500 dollar prize which they decided to donate to the panorama benevolent fund, which is a way for their neighbors to help one another in times of need with no-cost loans. jeff weather

video yet? students at mason blowing up with a lip-dub video.... and it's all helping a great cause. we've got more 10. and it's gonna feel a lot like spring this weekend... so get outside! we'll be breaking down some of the best events you can check out across the tri- state.... know it... but booming right now... for debt consolidation tonight at ten, you need to know... about taking one out. tonight on fox, season finale of at 8, followed by a second chance at then we're right back here at 10. time at the local joe and jeremy are at the biggest state to set the

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it's the top two teams in the gmc with east hosting mason, and the comets haven't lost a game in conference all season. so, the thunderhawks can pull the upset tonight, but even bigger than basketball, east is supporting the dragonfly foundation tonight, with proceeds helping fight childhood cancer. you will see the highlights tonight on the final quarter. now here's joe in the nky. joe danneman: happening now jeremy is tonight's biggest game in northern kentucky. cooper's 17-and-2 record is the best in this region and home tonight against ryle - two schools separated by less than five miles. this game one of fourteen you'll see tonight - including the big one in the gcl - that's elder and la salle - all tonight at ten. at cooper - i'm joe danneman fox19 now.

be a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo! you're looking at gladys who just turned three today! as you can see, she was given some treats from the zoo keepers. you may remember that she was born in texas, and her mother rejected her... so she was raised by human surrogates here in cincinnati! happy birthday from us. we will see you tonight at ten.... don't forget wheel of fortune and jeopardy are next!!! announcer: fox19 now never stops. take us with you wherever you go. log on to fox19now.com and download the fox19 now app. jeff rain makes its way towards the tri- state. i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for honeysuckle white . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way

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