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Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about how the community reacted right after Jovan Fleming's shooting in Over-the-Rhine. It's so frustrating to hear that the police had a tough time rendering aid because of the large, hostile crowd. It's understandable that emotions run high in such traumatic moments, but I wonder why the crowd was so resistant. Could it have been out of mistrust, fear, or something else altogether? It seems like such a critical moment where every second counted for Jovan. I'm curious if any local initiatives have arisen since then to improve relations between the community and law enforcement. It just seems that building trust on both sides could really help in preventing things from escalating to aggression in the future. It’s tough enough for the families and friends of victims, and incidents like this only add layers of tragedy. Any updates or thoughts on whether the communication between residents and police has improved since then? Sending thoughts to Jovan's loved ones. This is just another reminder of how important community dialogue is in preventing further violence. Stay safe, everyone. Take care.
