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 a group of people riding dirt bikes and ATVs through the city, causing traffic disruptions.
Pillich stated that police have attempted to stop the group multiple times as they committed various traffic offenses, including running red lights, riding on sidewalks, and blocking traffic.
- 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.
Police found over 4,000 video files related to the incidents, which aided in the investigation.
Author's summary: New indictments in a street racing case involving over 60 suspects.
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