Karin Johnson
Reporter at WLWT-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Proud New Yorker and University of Miami graduate, now happily living in Cincinnati. Emmy award winning Reporter for WLWT-News 5.
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2 days ago |
wlwt.com | Karin Johnson
As National Police Week kicked off around the country on Monday, the start of the week is especially emotional in Greater Cincinnati.Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Larry Henderson was killed in the line of duty 10 days ago."Today, we stand together, tall and united as one. Today we choose to remain thankful knowing that tomorrow is never promised," said Cincinnati police Chief Teresa Theetge. "Just 10 days ago, we lost a fellow brother, Deputy Larry Henderson.
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6 days ago |
wlwt.com | Karin Johnson
In law enforcement, backup is just a radio call away. But sometimes, officers just show up. "That's the nature of officers who get into this job, to help people out, and of course, they want to help some of their own as well," said Springdale police Officer Keenan Riordan. During the next few days, officers from across Greater Cincinnati are stepping in to cover shifts so Hamilton County deputies can grieve, reflect, and honor deputy Larry Henderson.
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1 week ago |
wlwt.com | Karin Johnson
THE WAY. A FALLEN DEPUTIES LEGACY STRETCHING FAR BEYOND THE BADGE. TONIGHT WE’RE LEARNING EVEN MORE ABOUT LARRY HENDERSON. AND THANKS A LOT FOR JOINING US HERE AT FIVE. I’M MIKE DARDIS. GOOD EVENING TO YOU. I’M SHEREE PAOLELLO. SO TONIGHT WE’RE HEARING FROM CHILDHOOD FRIENDS AND COWORKERS ABOUT DEPUTY HENDERSON’S IMPACT ACROSS GREATER CINCINNATI. OUR WLWT NEWS FIVE’S KARIN JOHNSON LIVE TONIGHT IN ANDERSON TOWNSHIP WITH MORE. HI, KAREN.
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1 week ago |
wlwt.com | Karin Johnson
A final farewell for Deputy Larry Henderson, who was killed in the line of duty last Friday, is just days away, and the outpouring of support continues to grow. Tuesday morning, Anderson Township firefighters rehearsed raising the American flag for Friday's procession. They're doing their part to make sure Henderson's final salute will be moving and heartfelt. Their actions are also a reminder of the deep bond between first responders.
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1 week ago |
wlwt.com | Karin Johnson
Larry Henderson was the kind of deputy everyone knew and everyone respected. "He was a Marine, and he was a law enforcement officer, so he had the hard side and he got the job done especially being a member of the SWAT team, but yet he could take that hat off very easily and turn around and be a sympathetic and humane person who just loved his community," said Scott Snow, chief ranger of Great Parks Hamilton County. Henderson worked for the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office for 33 years.
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