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Cincinnati councilman proposes using COVID stimulus to fund new police recruit class

Video Credit: WCPO Cincinnati - Duration: 02:30s - Published
Cincinnati councilman proposes using COVID stimulus to fund new police recruit class

Cincinnati councilman proposes using COVID stimulus to fund new police recruit class

Councilman Steve Goodin wants to use some of the $290 million in federal COVID stimulus money to bring a new class of recruits onto the Cincinnati police force.


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