The deputy of Ohio, who was killed one day after the suspect's youth son, was shot by the police

A Ohio The deputy was killed on Friday after he had been hit by a car and examined the authorities whether the crash was intended.

The suspect's youth son was only shot by the police hours earlier, the authorities said.

Ohio Deputy killed

What we know:

The chief of police of Cincinnati, Teresa Theetge, said a deputy of a sheriff in Ohio who worked on a traffic detail near the University of Cincinnati, was hit and killed on Friday.

The deputy of the Hamilton County sheriff was fatally hit near the university at 1 p.m.

What we don't know:

The authorities did not state the name of the deputy, but said that a few months ago he retired from the department and continued to work outside of the service.

What you say:

The authorities said that the crash seemed to be intended, and the witnesses said they saw the suspect that the deputy drove directly to the deputy.

The police in Cincinnati said the suspect who drove the car was the father of a teenager who was shot by the police the day before.

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Ryan Hinton Cincinnati police death

The background story:

The 18 -year -old Ryan Hinton was shot twice and on Thursday, May 1st, killed by the police during a chase after the officials answered a call for a stolen car, the police said.

The official who fired the weapon informed the investigators that the suspect pointed a gun on him during the chase, said Cincinnatis chief. During a press conference on FridayThe police showed photos of a semi -automatic pistol that they were wearing and another weapon found in the car.

Video perspective:

Body camera video of the recording Published on Friday by the police It was an officer to see, as he said: “He has a gun, he has a gun” before several shots were fired when Hinton ran behind an apartment complex.

The video did not show how Hinton showed a weapon.

Grab deeper:

The next day and just a few hours before the crash, on which the deputy, the father of the teenager, 38-year-old Rodney Hinton Jr. and other family members met in the police chief's office and watched the video of the police of a police body, said Michael Wright, a lawyer hired by the family.

Wright told the media on Saturday that Hinton was disturbed and annoyed what he saw in the body cam film material with his son.

In the meantime:

The authorities still investigate the circumstances of the fatal crash in which the deputy is involved.

Hinton was charged with severe murder in the death of the deputy, said the police and will be recorded until another hearing on Tuesday, May 6th.

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