Father of the 18-year-old father, who was fatally shot by the Ohio police, accused of having hit and killed deputies by car

The father of an 18-year-old, who was fatally shot in Cincinnati in Cincinnati on Thursday, was accused of having met a deputy with his car and killed him. The chief of police said the two fatal encounters were connected.

The 38-year-old man who was identified by the police NBC partner Wlwt as Rodney Hinton Jr., met a Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy on Friday afternoon at Martin Luther King Drive and at Burnet Woods Drive near the University of Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Police Department and the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office did not confirm the name of the suspect or responded to inquiries.

The recently retired deputy worked as a special representative during the final events and headed the traffic near the university, the officials shared on Friday during a news information. The officials did not identify him, citing the Marsy's Law, which protects the victim's names from disclosure due to the protection of data protection.

“He was so popular and known that we could fill this building with the law enforcement authorities who respect him, his friends, his family, his family, Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey, Hamilton County County, at the briefing.” We are so deeply sad. “

The chief of police of Cincinnati, Teresa Theetge, said there was a clear connection between this incident and the police dusks on Thursday to an 18-year-old who identified her as the son of Hinton.

The 18-year-old was fatally shot by a police officer of Cincinnati, who on a report on a stolen vehicle in an apartment complex in the 2500 Warsaw Ave. reacted around 9 a.m. WLWT said the police Identified the 18-year-old as Ryan Hinton.

The incident occurred in a parking lot at the end of a long entrance, Theetge said during another news order on Friday. The vehicle was allegedly stolen from Nordkentucky on Thursday morning.

Two officers in police vehicles reacted to the area to arrest the four people who were in the car, according to Theetge. All four of them started to run, some in different directions when they were addressed by the police – and asked the two officials to pursue Hinton and another person, said Theetge.

Hinton was armed, said Theetge.

Body Camera film material, which was shared by the police department of Cincinnati and checked by NBC News Shows an officer who leaves his vehicle and focuses on the 18-year-old who apparently run away. According to Theetge, the officer fired at least four times. And the 18-year-old fell to the ground. It is not clear from the Body camera film material if Hinton had directed a firearm on officers.

“Get the F —” was the official to hear who later said. Theetge said Ryan was hit by two balls in his chest and arm.

The film material from the second officer's body camera shows that the officer runs to the first officer and the 18-year-old, while warning other officers that someone is armed.

“He has a gun! He has a gun on your right! On your right!” The officer was heard.

The weapon that Ryan Hinton allegedly had with him was recovered from the scene after shooting, together with a invited extended magazine, said Theetge. A second magazine was said to be found in his jacket pocket.

Theetge defended the officer on Hinton's shooting and said that the officials are “often forced to make decisions on split seconds to protect others and themselves if they are faced with immediate threats”. The shootout is examined.

“Let me be very direct: We cannot allow individuals to flee with a charged firearm that aims at you,” she said. “If this happens, the result is almost always tragic. Nobody wins and everyone involved is affected.”

In the briefing, Theetge said that the officer, who shot the Hinton, pointed out the 18-year-old, which feared him for his life. Hinton did not fire his weapon, said Theetge and added: “We do not expect the officials to wait until they are fired before they feel the need to fire.”

Theetge did not identify the civil servants involved in the incident, citing data protection laws, but said that one of the cincinnati police department had joined the 2014 civil servants, while the other had joined in 2001. Both were assigned to the refugee boundary.

Theetge said the entire incident took six seconds.

“Six fast seconds,” she said, adding that the officials tried to provide medical help until the first aiders arrived.

Two of the other suspects involved in the alleged car theft were identified as 18-year-old Jurell Austin and the 19-year-old Deanthony Bullucks, who were charged according to Theetges, to hinder stolen property and crimes. A third suspect is still at large.

The car incident with Rodney Hinton and the deputy is still being examined, said Theetge. A procession will take place in honor of the killed MP.

In a statement, Attorney General Dave Dave Yost described the death of the Deputy “a cruel memory of the many officers who brought the ultimate victim in our name”.

“My deepest condolences are the family of this MP and the entire office of the Sheriff of the Hamilton County,” said Yost.

Hinton was charged with severe murder in connection with the death of the MP and appeared in court on Saturday, where a judge did not set a bond before a hearing on Tuesday, WLWT reported. According to online records, it is recorded in the Cermmont County prison.

It is not clear whether Hinton Has a lawyer at that time.