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Reporting·Jul 2, 2026

Angry Female Police Chief Claims Video Of Violent Cincinnati Mob Was Missing ‘Context’

Cincinnati Police Department Chief Teresa Theetge claimed during a Monday press conference that viral footage of a violent brawl that broke out in Cincinnati, Ohio, is missing “context.” Footage from around 3:06 a.m. on…

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Reporting·Jul 2, 2026

Police Chief Who Scolded Media After Vicious Beatdown Placed On Leave Amid Investigation

Cincinnati Police Department (CPD) Chief Teresa Theetge, who scolded people for sharing a viral video of a massive downtown brawl, was placed on leave Monday amid an internal investigation, according to multiple…

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Reporting·Jul 1, 2026

Cincinnati Police Chief Who Scolded People For Sharing Video Of Black Mob Being Sued For Racial Discrimination

Four previous members of the Cincinnati Police Department are suing police chief Teresa Theetge for workplace discrimination against white males on the force.. The lawsuit, brought by Captain Robert Wilson and…

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IJRBlockbuster Colorado Climate Case Takes First Amendment TurnAmerica could be in store for another First Amendment battle as questions about energy companies' free speech rights emerge in a high-stakes Colorado climate case. Daily Caller News Foundation · Aug 17