LOVELAND MAGAZINE

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  • Loveland manhunt leads to arrest

    Loveland manhunt leads to arrest

    Pictured above is Loveland Police Chief Sean Rahe at a command Center he set up in the Linda Cox Parking lot in Historic Downtown.

    Loveland, Ohio – A manhunt unfolded yesterday from Downtown Loveland into Miami Township that yielded results leading to the arrest of a man wanted on a felony warrant for domestic violence.

    The pursuit started around 6 PM in Loveland when a Loveland officer spotted the suspect, as a passenger vehicle.

    This photo was taken around 8 PM last evening across the road from Miami Riverview Park near to where the suspect was later apprehended.

    Loveland Magazine asked Loveland Police Chief Sean Rahe around 8 PM for an update when the search from Historic Downtown Loveland into Miami Township seemed to be winding down.

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    Rahe told Loveland Magazine today, “We did catch him about 9:20 PM” near Miami Riverview Park. The park is at 587 Branch Hill Loveland Road.

    Police from many jurisdictions assisted: Hamilton Township, Mason, Montgomery, Clermont County Sheriff, and Miami Township. Police canines searched along the Loveland Bike Trail as well as nearby subdivisions and neighborhoods.

    The search centered around the Loveland Bike Trail going South from Historic Downtown Loveland toward Branch Hill.
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    Many police were also stationed on the opposite bank of the river on East Kemper Road.
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    Officers on bikes also assisted.
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    This photo was taken around 8 PM last evening across the road from Miami Riverview Park near to where the suspect was later apprehended.
    According to two eyewitnesses at the Loveland Farmer’s Market, the car sped dangerously into the Linda Cox Parking lot while the market was in session. A market volunteer called 911 because of the dangerous driving and because 4 people ran from the car, through the parking lot, and South into the wooded area.
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  • School bus delays expected due to railroad construction work

    School bus delays expected due to railroad construction work

    Beginning Thursday, October 10, the railroad crossing at Hopewell Road in Branch Hill will be under construction. The construction project will affect school bus transportation from Clermont County residences to and from:

    • Loveland High School:

    Bus numbers 63, 13, 18, 38
    • Middle/Intermediate Schools:
    Bus numbers 39, 23, 47, 73, 45
    • Elementary/Primary Schools:
    Bus numbers 39, 47, 41, 73, 37
    • Loveland Early Childhood Center:
    (Morning) Bus numbers 31,32,37
    (Midday) Bus number 38
    (Afternoon) All buses traveling through Hamilton County
    All traffic could potentially be affected. The extent of the delays will be determined by a number of factors, including traffic backups on I-275 and through downtown Loveland. The construction project is estimated to be completed on Sunday, October 13.

    For non-public buses affected by the construction, see the information below

    • Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy: Bus number 75
    • St. Gertrude and All Saints School: Bus number 71
    • Moeller and Mt. Notre Dame: Bus numbers 72
    • Live Oaks and Scarlet Oaks: Bus number 7
    • St. Margaret of York: Bus numbers 54, 69
    • St. Columban: Bus numbers 32, 33
    • St. Xavier, Cincinnati Country Day, Seven Hills School: Bus numbers 64, 76
    • St. Ursula Academy, Summit Country Day School, Springer School and Center: Bus number 34

    Read this background information: