Prosecutor Announces Additional Indictments in Street Racing Case
Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich announced five new indictments in a street racing case involving over 60 suspects.
The investigation continues into the group, who have been riding dirt bikes and ATVs through the city, causing major traffic disruptions.
According to Pillich, police have attempted to stop the group multiple times as they ran red lights, rode on sidewalks, and blocked traffic doing burnouts and wheelies.
- Five suspects have been identified and indicted by Pillich.
- The individuals were also indicted on the same charges in September.
Pillich says the men indicted chronicled their activity on social media and in text conversations.
Through their investigation, officers found over 4,000 video files related to the incidents.
Author's summary: New indictments announced in Cincinnati street racing case.
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