to take a hunch." he's the resource officer who found the alleged madison school shooter just moments after the shots were fired... and tonight.... he's telling his side of the story. weather now animation but first... a live look downtown... get ready for rain... and lots of it! good evening, i'm megan o'rourke in for tricia macke. let's get right to meteorologist catherine bodak. alot of green on radar... the light rain will continue as we head into the overnight. tonight,

resource officer kent hall ran into the cafeteria with no idea of what he was getting into. moments later... he had the suspect in custody. now he's telling his side of the story. fox19 now's mike schell is live at the school.. where dialogue is happening right now... the madison local school district is putting together a series of fourms to focus on how to move forward and to discuss school safety, security and support. the man who will play a big role in that is the sheriff's deputy who went after the 14-year old who opened fire in his school's cafeteria last week... 1nat "shots fired madison school. shots fired suject down." the man behind radio call is school and retired butler county sheriff deputy...kent hall.. 1kent knew that wasn't right was hearing pop, pop, pop. it was very distinct

according to austin hancock the lunch room and firing shots at some of his 2kent "as i enter the cafeteria, i see several kids laying edit looking to my right, i see a possible suspect, running." deputy hall had an decision to make....tend to the kids or go after the gunman. 3kent administrators come in kids. so i said, well, i'll go after the suspect." 2nat black, heading to a field" but chasing down a healthy 14-year-old 4kent so chances of me catching up to him at my age and with all this option was to get the car." when authorities and a k9 located hancock...they say he laid on the ground and surrendered without saying a word. during his pursuit of hancock...deputy hall says he was prepared to do whatever it took to get hancock into handcuffs. 5kent "the worst case

shootout. you know, if he still had the weapon. a 14-year-old four students were injured...two wounds... he's pleased alright... 6kent shooting where no one died. so i'm happy at how its panned out., our kids have come back to school." interesting sidenote here... deputy hall's wife was there on site her husband was chasing down the suspect, she was tending to the wounded back in the school cafeteria. reporting live from madison township, mike schell fox19 now. earlier today, madison local schools announced they're partnering with "safer- schools-ohio" to offer a tip-line where you can anonymously report anything suspicious or possibly endangering to students. the line will take calls and texts 24 hours a day. the department of education is also offering the tip line to every school district in ohio. a west chester teen is now heading to prison... after

driving crash that killed his friend. this was the scene at the butler county courthouse today... as 18-year old tristan lacey was sentenced to six years in prison. lacey was convicted of driving drunk and crashing near the beckett ridge golf club last year, killing his passenger... mark valentine. today the victims parents had a clear message for other families. "i just want people to learn from this, i don't want this to happen to any other child or family." butted to "there's a difference between justice and forgiveness, and we believe justice has been served, and forgiveness will come in time." in addition to his sentence, lacey will have to pay 14- thousand dollars in restitution and funeral expenses. right now animation right now cincinnati police are searching for a suspect... after a man was found shot to death early this morning. officers were called to a home on elberon avenue in east price hill just before 7... finding 23-year old jamar givens suffering gunshot wounds in the back yard.

at the scene... and so far no one has been arrested. if you have any information, call crimestoppers at 513-352-3040. amazon is expanding its delivery service to the sky... and it means new jobs in the tri-state. today "air transport services" out of wilmington announced that it will operate an air-cargo network for the online retailer. it'll happen here at the wilmington air park... the same spot where d-h-l used to operate. amazon officials say they're bringing in 20 boeing planes... aimed at supporting one and two day delivery to customers! 3 suspects are behind bars tonight after a bank robbery led to arrests on the side of the highway! it started at the heritage bank in hebron around 11 o-clock. shortly after... florence police spotted the suspects' car and followed it up 75 north... eventually pulling it over near the cut in the hill! we were nearby as officers arrested the suspect right on the side of the road... causing some traffic problems for a short time.

have been identified as vanity willougby, randall markley and larry mobley. free agency is underway for the bengals... and already we know... one big name is sticking around... and another is gone. jeremy rauch joins us in studio with more. nfl free agency opened just over 2 hours ago... and here's what we know now. the big name that is staying in cincinnati... star safety george iloka. that's the good news. the bad news? marvin jones is gone. number two wide is now the new detroit. jones signed with the lions for a reported five years and 40 million dollars. an amount of money, the bengals simply would not pay to keep jones. those are the two big deals of the day. espn is now reporting mo sanu, is about to make two visits... and, pro bowl safety reggie nelson is leaving, where is he going? i'll have an answer coming up in just a bit. it was meant to make cincinnati more bike-friendly..

caused more harm than good. "this is a real safety issue for real people." we'll detail allegations of accidents and parking problems, get bicyclists side of the story.. and tell you what's next for this stretch of road. and who will ohioans vote for in tuesday's primary? the latest poll numbers are out... we'll tell you who's in the lead... catherine... steve cam 4 you're watching fox19 now at 6:30 in high definition, sponsored by performance toyota: always home of the $24.99 oil change you're looking live at the scene in simi valley california right now... (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it.

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her husband, former president ronald reagan at their family library. mrs. reagan passed away on sunday from congestive heart failure at her home in los angeles. breaking news.. donald trump's coming to the duke energy convention center sunday at noon. we're working on getting additional information. we're less than a week away from the ohio presidential primary... and a new poll shows mixed signs for john kasich. a new c-n-n survey has donald trump leading with ohio voters... at 41- percent. kasich falls 6 points behind in second place. and a big drop off after that... with ted cruz pulling 15-percent, and marco rubio only taking 7 percent! at a rally near chicago today... kasich says he isn't letting the numbers change his campaign. kasich says:"people tell me that i should resort to name calling. okay, let me just let you in on something. let me let you in on something. i'm gonna run a positive campaign to the white house. not take the low road."

poll that shows kasich beating trump in ohio by 5 points among ohio likely republican primary voters. and when ohioans head to the polls next tuesday... we'll have you covered every step of the way. we'll have the latest results, updates and more on the fox19 now mobile app. how's this for a headline? more than 4- thousand workers in the tri-state are getting a raise tomorrow. today wal-mart announced that its employees in greater cincinnati will see pay increases as part of a national program. all workers hired before january first of this year will earn at least $10-dollars an hour. and anyone who already makes 10-dollars an hour will get a raise immediately instead of waiting for their anniversary date. roof cam and as we look live... we have a very soggy forecast to tell you about... the timetable is next. more local news

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central parkway in o-t-r. but you might not know that the city is now investigating because of an increase in car wrecks! fox19 now's robert guaderrama has more. intro: yeah, believe it or not police say there were 62 car wrecks in 2015 on this stretch of central parkway and a city council member says enough is enough. christopher smitherman city councilmember "it's just a matter of time before we have a real tragedy there." councilman christohper smitherman says safety complaints are pouring into his office. business owners, drivers and cyclists concerned about the bike lanes on this busy street. bill johnson owner, robin imaging "my wife's car was totalled right out there, i was sitting in my office and heard this loud crash and her car is bumped." one of those complaints came from bill johnson a business owner along central parkway and an avid cyclist himself. he's worried about the voluntary parking lane along the bike route where his wife's

owner, robin imaging "they come around that corner, they come through the stoplight all of a sudden they realize this car in front of them is parked there and you hear the breaks just screeching." imagine if a cyclist was in the immediate area when this happened. councilman smitherman is calling for change. christopher smitherman councilmember "we don't wanna say no bike lanes on central solution, it could be that we double up a sidewalk space, i'm not against removing the bike lanes for a particular area for a particular distance." but smitherman says two lanes for through traffic is needed. nat this proposal is not without opposition. paul baxter cincinnati bicycle company "that's a terrible idea." paul baxter, the owner of cincinnati bicycle company says the designated lanes should be left alone. paul baxter cincinnati bicycle company "that's beautiful protection, makes people feel safe, cars arent afraid to hit the guys, the guys aren't afraid to get hit by the cars, more lanes, not less lanes, they're

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we now know... they are no longer the bengals top two receivers, marvin jones is moving on. the bengals third best wideout, mo sanu, could be gone too. stop scrolling through twitter and let's do this. 13 bengals free agents entering the day... on offense, marvin jones to the lions, fox sports reporting - five years, 40 million. espn says mo sanu will visit the then the pats. eric winston is safety george iloka also coming back, reportedly million. the bengals will not re-sign reggie nelson, according to yahoo sports. on d - he signs with minnesota. bearcats just they have arrived in orlando for the american conference tournament, and with a big award for gary named defensive player of the year in the aac.

chris mack named national coach of the year, by the u.s. basketball writers. joe d has a live report with x in nyc tonight. breaking news... two cincinnati police officers who were accused of covering up a car crash that involved a 3rd officer, have been acquitted. jason cotterman and richard sulfsted were accused of pulling sergeant andrew mitchell from the crash on mcmicken avenue in the west end last march, then covering it up... rather than citing him. but again - we've just learned they were acquitted. when we go off air, the news doesn't stop. here's a look at what's trending right now. if you've been watching the debates, you've probably seen a lot of body language! find out what it means... and what it says about the candidate. and have you heard about the confusion on the ohio republican ballot coming up? we've got an explanation posted... and of course... with all the bengals buzz, you can stay on top of all the potential trades. that story and more on fox19 now dot com. we wanna remind you again that tomorrow morning

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