>> craig vanished january 22 pd, day after he admitted stealing, from the emergency budget. as debra dixon shows you, now there's a warrant for his arrest. . >> craig was a popular long time emt. one of paid emt with the emergency rescue. had its own board and treasure. he told police, that's when he told started stealing to support his gambling habit. >> the anger, why did you do that to us. how you could do that to friends and co-workers. >> board member noticed the discrepancy and call the cops. that's when he admitted to 106 thousand theft, and how he did it, including getting an atm card linked to the account. >> he also written several checks unauthorized to himself, which he cashed. he also double paid himself for time periods throughout the roughly 13, 131/2 months. >> the money he's accused of taking, for upkeep of ambulances, all the supplies, for full-time emt's. new building. >> for this individual, to save it for the selfish needs. >>nd a the day he -- >> right now, there's a warrant for his arrest. right now, he's a fugitive. with any friends, who are harboring him, they need

the middle of the day and got a good look. and bad guys, also ended up in store security video. debra dixon shows us, asking if they have guns, may have saved crooks a beating. >> rich walked to the dumpster of the apartment building. he didn't notice the two men inside -- >> didn't hear anybody. about here, i guess. >> they demanded money. and asked if they had guns. you know what i mean? i've been around. yeah. they didn't have them. i would have took them on. i would have took. >> even at 74. >> i would have whipped them both. >> police moved quickly with the description. >> that description, pretty darn good picture. >> he identified the robbers caught on video. in the same clothes, he described minutes after the daytime robbery. >> and much like, animal stalks their prey, these guys are loitering around the apartment complex, prior to the offense. seen an opportunity and they struck. >> and they believe it is a set-up. it is a second time they've been robbed. >> first time they've robbed, i've got a lot of money. >> you don't carry a lot of >> i don't do it anymore. >> the money these

away with it. if he gets out, i don't care it's 10 years from now. this man could do it again. >> debra dixon, local 12 news. >> cincinnati police have a new witness support program. it's called crow, which stands for cincinnati citizens respect our wishes. it could help support in court. find a link on local12.com, click on the get it now link. >>> usually, when we have wind this strong, it's blowing something in. >> i think it will blow some clouds. we have little disturbances, creating some showers. you could see it falling from the sky, but it evaporates before it hits the ground. that's what we will see a little bit of, overnight. we have slight chances for rain. we have high and mid level clouds continuing to move in. we will probably lose a little bit of the fair weather cumulus clouds. the high, thin, wispy clouds, these will stick around and filter from the southwest direction. sunset after quarter to 8:00. 7:46, 7:47. we are going to see a pretty pleasant evening. others and breezy conditions. as i mentioned last evening, the best will be for quite some time. we'll have the breeze a

local 12, find out why they think it's a set-up and what he was thinking about doing but didn't. debra dixon, local 12 news. >> and police continued to investigate a deadly shooting over the rind. they found james mixon found on vine street on green. the person who pulled the trigger, said mixon tried to rob him. they learned charges are not expected to to be filed against the person. call crimestoppers. you could of course get cash for your clues. you never have to give your name. >>> two campbell county man face charges for possessing child porn. they executed search warrantses of two homes in newport. 31-year-old michael, and 30-year-old troy knox was arrested after police say their computers mr. found, images depicting images of children. they are locked up at the campbell detention center. >>> learning lessons and moving forward after a school shooting. >> first at 4:00, local parents p change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misc

gross sexual imposition. he's accused of groping and spanking a woman in the explorer program. as debra dixon told us, the prosecution wants the jury to hear other allegations. >> today's hearing didn't have to do with the three gross sexual imposition charges involving the police explorer. it had to do with what nine other women alleged, that the fired miami township police sergeant did to them. they are talking about sexting. a lot of talk about spanking, employee, another police officer, and the question is, could what they say be used in the gross sexual imposition trial. there's a lot of arguing. there's a character assassination. i will have more on the argument today at 5:00 and some video was being used in the case. debra dixon reporting. >> the judge wants more information before making his decision. that includes what the prosecutor calls sexual explicit text messages from videos and swing's phone. >> i have not been outside today, this morning, it was a late morning. it was really sunny. it felt colder than it looked. you could still feel spring. >> the sunshine is still nice. scot

debra dixon shows us how it works and how it went back. >>> when james phillips slammed his daughter on her back, it caused severe skull fracture. that's what killed the 3-month old. he confessed and was indicted in october. since then, the baby's mother continues to support him with letters. inmate said he muched what. inmate kevin reilly forged the handwriting of phillip's wife. >> was writing a letter. written. he had the documents to show to reilly, for reilly to use to write the new letter. >> reilly practiced the handwriting, before writing a fake letter confessing to the baby's murder. >> the letter that reilly wrote, i actually killed jasmine. i'm sorry that you have to take the fall for this. i love you. >> the jail, with the 1200 inmates is likely city, news travel fast and it did. >> our officers are trained observers. they are trained to observe and trained to notice human behavior that gives indications what someone may be planning to do. not only that, they build a rapport with the inmates. >> jail investigators find out about the phony letter, phillips sent to his moth

. >> and wanted for felonies on the run. debra dixon tells us a little bit about the secret to success. >> and they've been on the run for aggravated vehicular assault, that nearly killed a driver. tracked him here. >> how did you know i was here. >> what the seven member team does, tracks felons on the run. and mixed with a surprise and something else. chill factor. chill doesn't hide their spaces or break down doors. >> most of our faces and know -- and i think we have a lot of respect for the community much we achieve the respect. >> seldom does the team go to a bad address. they are wanted for burglary and car theft. he just left >> we will make sure we track them down. we work as a unit. sure we get them. last year, it made 520 arrest. 35 of them for murder. >> just to be able to, have our homicide unit, and the person who killed your loved one. they have been arrested. >> and that's going to be satisfying. >> the team tracked, after eyewitness watched them shoot ex-girlfriend and mother. and crimestoppers, led to valentino pettis, for the murder and robbery of a navy veteran as h

day, do you ever miss talking. don't you guys hear me. we hear you kyler. we believe in miracles. debra dixon, local 12 news. >> dime and donated. you will find a link on local12.com. click the news tab at the top left of the home page. >>> and this is the first time my house than outside: it's so nice out. it's a little breezy today. we will continue to see the mild weather stick around. . nice view of the city. it was a gorgeous day and it will be a wonderful evening. weather cam, we go to oxford. we have some high clouds in the background as the sunsets. it's going to be a nice night. tomorrow, you will still be able to get it. we will have more clouds an sunshine tomorrow. versailles 23. and georgetown, mazeville, west union, 70 degrees. the winds in addition to the sunlight, helping the numbers go up. we'll continue to have the winds in the southwest direction. i expect them to calm down a little bit after the sun goes down. we'll see them get back up again tomorrow afternoon and thursday as well. we start tracking a couple of bans high and back west in indianapolis. a few hundred miles,

expected again, with a new carpet dedicated. it will now be the raymond, jackson memorial park. debra dixon, local 12 news. >> the park is expected to be dedicated in may. >>> still to come, there's video going around that's prompted a criminal investigation. what is seen added do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political syststem and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america

debra dixon, local 12 news. >> there's a $2000 wheel of justice reward for information who killed jerry jones. there's also a prayer vigil on monday. that's monday on the anniversary of his death. >> jaw droven l dropping -- squaw dropping. and he was handcuffed and early this morning, after a one hour trial before north korea's highest court. it was the first time, he was seen since his rambling and likely forced confession a few weeks ago. he's accused to stealing a propaganda banner. . >> and department believes, the sentence is undually harsh for the actions that mr. warm bere allegedly took, despite official claims, that u.s. citizens, arrested in the dprk, are not used for political purposes is increasingly clear from the public treatment of the cases, that the dprk does exactly that. >> state department strongly to north korea. president obama, what he calls nuclear and mallistic activities. >> 25 new buildings, in the nick, way. building were sold to the irving water way that could transform water to the north creek. construction on the green way is expected to start next spring

. >>> a missing man is a center of a criminal investigation. debra dixon broke the story on twitter. craig disappeared almost two weeks ago. he's charged with stealing $100 thousand, taken from the emergency rescue units. vanished after the aurora life squad questioned him about the missing money. he left behind the cell phone. he's believed to be driving this dodge journey. aurora police are handling the theft case. risen police is handling the missing case contact police if you have any information that may help find them. >> we know the names of two people killed in an accident, desiree hencely and her daughter, 8-year-old died when another vehicle hit their car this was last night. u.s. 27, south of aa highway. the driver of the car hit the mother and daughter. 37-year-old was taken to uc medical center. >> at this point, we do not know the cause of the accident. there was some speculation of possible drug use last night. at this point, we don't have any evidence to support that. >> deputies were back at the scene of the crash collecting more evidence. >> i went out without a coa

that's one of the questions debra dixon will ask her mother? >>> we have graphic video, physically shaqqing and handcuffing a teenager. jeff had only on local 12 news at 6:00. >> see you then. take a look at the traffic. 75 and sharon road moving smoothly today, as it should be. so hopefully, your traffic commutes. we will have a lot of people on . >> friday, it may be a fun day. >> we may take friday off. >> everybody is heading to friday. >> they may be off the road by then >> there won't be any traffic problems on friday. . >> you don't know. >> >>. forecast? i'll be over here. >> friday, it's a chillier day. >> friday, will be a cooler day. all day saturday, early sunday, it looks okay. today, today, it was good if you wanted to get it done early. if you happen to have a random suit day, dye some eggings. >> how about a time line. >> and weather cam, up in sunrise there. this morning, this afternoon, occasionally, if you look carefully, the weather cam is shaking in the stiff breeze in the southwest today. it did us a favor, bringing in rm

rhonda told her something else. the mother told daughter she would fight for justice for hailey. debra dixon, local 12 news >> william arnold is currently charged with trafficking heroin. >> local 12 news, has a first look at graphic video of a local bail live taking down a shackled teen and dragging him in a courtroom. the investigation that's leading >> tax . >> police say a repeat drunk driver that is responsible in kill a man. cory appeared in court on vehicular homicide charges. officers say he was impaired and speeding when he rear-ended a night. and other driver, scott, lost they lacked overtime pay. the findings, found 64 percent, didn't have proper approval or verification last year, and some officers got approved at the same time they were on vacation. they asked for the audit, after they fired jeffrey blackwell. isaac was interim chief at the time. one of the reasons they let blackwell go, being properly approved overtime for his favorite officers >> real estate developers, in downtown cincinnati. members on the board approved the demolition necessary to pave the way for more than

. >> he thought he came up with a debra dixon shows us how it works and how it went back. >>> when james phillips slammed his daughter on her back, it caused severe skull fracture. that's what killed the 3-month old. he confessed and was indicted in october. since then, the baby's mother continues to support him with letters. inmate said he muched what. inmate kevin reilly forged the handwriting of phillip's wife. >> was writing a letter. written. he had the documents to show to reilly, for reilly to use to write the new letter. >> reilly practiced the handwriting, before writing a fake letter confessing to the baby's murder. >> the letter that reilly wrote,

week's initiative was hurting. there are programs working towards assisting certain communities. debra dixon will focus on such program, finding success in lower price hill. weeks. we want you to join local 12 and local12.com for the poverty town hall monday at the underground railroad freedom center. i will be moderating the event from 7:00 to 8:00. it will be here on local 12. as we said on local 12, angenette levy, will be anchoring our social media coverage. you could rsvp. e-mail our web master at local12.com. >>> uber is not just for catching a ride. the ride company is expanding the food delivery service by launching the stand alone uber eats app. they have been with local restaurants for more than a year. they will start in chicago, houston, l.a. and san francisco. >>> a series of food safety bottom line in chipotle. polls lost. it's the fergs also ever more the u.s.-mexican chain >> dow jones industrial rose, and nasdaq climbed 25 and nasdaq >> saw chipotle, and really am >> guess what? we have a visitor. >> hi. >> hi, cammy. >> taking a look at the developing stories. >> i don't us

. >> local 12, debra dixon, how young students dent, are showing their support. i hope you will stay tune for all of that. i wanted to go for coffee. >> you would not go out for coffee because it's raining. >> we have coffee inside the station. >> people's plans change when there's moisture in the sky. >> not much gets in the way for paula and her coffee. temperatures will be falling dramatically between now and midnight. i have us down in the 30s. notice temperatures tumbled in the 40s between fou and 9:00 tonight. we're done for the risk of strong weather. there will be showers around and polt for stray flurries comes midnight, perhaps in the first part of the morning commute. good morning. cincinnati down. and clusters of rain but not as heavy and without lightning, compared to earlier. this is a big improvement in the 275 loop. light rain extending from the northern part of boone county. and also, have some clusters of showers, close to a million, bat taffia, steddier rain, at least an enhancement to the coverage of rain. from hillsborough, west union. this is going to be the las

. >> debra dixon, local 12 news. >> and staff and students at the 5 schools in the edgewood school district are wearing red tomorrow, in support of madison junior senior high. >> tri-state is training with guns. >> and cold is pushing in tonight. here's erica. >> and i have better schools. and i don't expect any issues, other than wet roads. and we are already seeing some rain to come to an end in. and i expect you to be try a couple of sprinkles, an moving in a sh. george down sfomg. in south eastern adams county. west union, you'll get into light rain. the heaviest rain will be over the next half hour. i exec the heavy rain to move get ready for heavy rain in the next 10-15 minutes. butler county, we'll see a little more widespread rain towards hamilton. half an inch in sparta. some in the order of 3-5 an inch on average. this is moving northeast. we will continue to watch the temperatures fall rapidly behind the system. we're in the 50s right now for a lot of us. we'll be in the 70s by 7:00, 8:00 tonight. into the 30s even quicker around 9:00, 10:00. we'll see the 20s by tomorrow morning

. >> they want the owner to hire an engineer, to the design of >> and debra dixon, is forced to break on twitter. 16-year-old girl would was severely beatened by the boyfriend has died. she had brain damage and severe injuries and in intensive care. investigators say 34-year-old william arnold beat hall outside of the club. he's an accused heroin dealer. now. when the case goes to the grand jury, he could face a murder charge. >>> a male prostitute who had sex with a mayor, and didn't tell him he was hiv, he avoids charge. indiana state police say former baitsville mayor, richard flutterman, paid him for sex last june. >>> people in the big the nafta trade treaty -- 850,000 jobs lost. special trade status with china -- 3 million jobs lost. now the trans-pacific trade deal could cost america candidate for president has opposed every disastrous deal -- bernie sanders. while others supported unfair trade deals, bernie stood with american workers. he'll take on wall street and their trade deals because he doesn't take their money. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and