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Ohio Man Pleads Not Guilty to Deputy’s Murder Amid Death Penalty Allegations and Mental Health Defense

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Ohio Man Pleads Not Guilty to Deputy's Murder Amid Death Penalty Allegations and Mental Health Defense

Rodney Hinton Jr. pleads not guilty to aggravated murder charges in the death of Hamilton County Sheriff’s Deputy Larry Henderson, a case that has rapidly escalated in legal and emotional intensity. Following a grand jury indictment that includes death penalty specifications, Hinton now faces the possibility of capital punishment if convicted of intentionally killing the deputy in a violent vehicular assault.

Prosecutors allege that Hinton deliberately struck Deputy Henderson with his vehicle on a Cincinnati street just hours after viewing police body camera footage of his son being fatally shot by a Cincinnati police officer. Investigators say Hinton had. . .

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