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Saturday, December 31, 2005 

WE NEED YOU TO CHANGE CINCINNATI NOW

          The City of Cincinnati Law & Public Safety Committee met on Friday

 

NOTICE – SPECIAL MEETING LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE

 

The Law & Public Safety Committee did meet

  Friday, December 30, 2005 at 10:00 a.m.

in Committee Room B (Room 312, City Hall)

  801 Plum Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

  

 

  The committee reviewed the shooting incident that occurred on Christmas Eve in the Roselawn community, which resulted in the death of one young woman, who was coming to pick her brother up and was not at "dance", and the wounding of another youth.

 

Committee Members:

  Cecil Thomas, Chair

  Leslie Ghiz, Vice-Chair (Did Not Show)

  Jeff Berding, Member

  John Cranley, Member

  Chris Monzel, Member

  Jim Tarbell, Member (Did Not Show)

Cole who is not a member did show.


Abigail Imn

Clerk to Committee

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The Story.... so far

 

The story includes "Security slim at teen dance, owners say" in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The promoter of the Christmas Eve teen dance that turned into a deadly shooting on the street about a block away, failed to provide the adequate security promised in his contract with The Legacy, said an attorney for the Roselawn banquet and conference center Tuesday."It's unfortunate the promoter dropped the ball here," said attorney Richard Goldberg.

 

Not only should the promoter of the Christmas Eve dance party that turned deadly at The Legacy be question but all others releated to this. Where is the CCA? When the "dance" turned rowdy it resulted in the death of 19 year-old Chanel Jordan.


Cincinnati council is looking at holding a stop the violence summit early next month to address the problems of violence and guns in the city. The Law and Public Safety committee held a special meeting yesterday to discuss the Christmas Eve shooting that left a 19-year-old Chanel Jordan dead and her child motherless.


Chair Cecil Thomas says it was a productive meeting, but now a holistic approach is needed to attack the problem, with council, police and parents working together. A number of community members spoke about the violence in the community and the need to take action against the problem.


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At 3 PM at world peace Bell on Saturday 31 December 2005 we will bring in the year of Peace in the Hood....Jobs in the Hood.

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