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Speaker 3: Seven thirty right now. If you bive KRC Talk Station Man.
Speaker 3: I spent a half hour or more yesterday on this
Speaker 3: man's Facebook page. You should follow him on Facebook. Andrea A.
Speaker 3: And d Are Andre Ewing for retired Sincet Police officer
Speaker 3: thirty years of service to our community. Proud of that
Speaker 3: he is and he continues to advocate. He is the
Speaker 3: founder of a called Curse Breakers, three hundred strong and
Speaker 3: Death Row Ministries. UH Police Peace Officer Deactivation spect Specialist.
Speaker 3: Andre Ewing Man, I am so pleased you came in
Speaker 3: to talk to us this morning. It's pleasure to have
Speaker 3: you in the studio.
Speaker 5: Thank you, brother Brian. I appreciate it. I'm so glad
Speaker 5: to be here. And I'm on fire. You are on fire, yes, sir.
Speaker 3: And that's what was so cool about what you were saying,
Speaker 3: speaking truth to power, passionate and your reaction to the
Speaker 3: violence in the city of Cincinnati, which it sounds, I
Speaker 3: mean it's almost as if you knew it was coming,
Speaker 3: because you posted a video on the twenty fourth criticizing
Speaker 3: the administration. You were at Police Chief threes of Thigi
Speaker 3: and you know all about it because you're a please
Speaker 3: offer for that period of time, Cheryl Long. You went
Speaker 3: after the mayor elected officials demanding a change in administration
Speaker 3: because clearly we're on the wrong path. And then one
Speaker 3: day later, look what happens in downtown Cincinnati. So you
Speaker 3: had a nice follow up to that one. So let
Speaker 3: my listeners know where you are on all this Andre.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, it's disgusting, disgusting.
Speaker 5: Just listening to Chief Thiji's interview yesterday, it was absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 5: We are a nationwide joke right now in Cincinnati, the
Speaker 5: issues of talking about you only had two officers respond
Speaker 5: that was dispatched. That was in the central Business section,
Speaker 5: and she even said, over one hundred thousand people and
Speaker 5: you're dispatching cars to a scene where there's so many
Speaker 5: people and vehicles. But here, here we have around the
Speaker 5: country where people are getting ran over. Why wasn't those
Speaker 5: streets just completely blocked off that there were there are
Speaker 5: no vehicle traffic number one so the officers can get there,
Speaker 5: and there was no officers on foot in the area.
Speaker 1: Absolutely unacceptable.
Speaker 3: It took us six minutes to get there, which you know,
Speaker 3: in terms of response time, I don't know if that's
Speaker 3: good or bad, but you're talking about a downtown Cincinnati
Speaker 3: that's got three major events going on, and people don't
Speaker 3: just pack up and go home at eleven PM when
Speaker 3: the rock when the music stops, they head over the
Speaker 3: door district and go into the bars. And so they're
Speaker 3: going to be into the bars until the bars are
Speaker 3: gonna close. So you have obviously a lot of people
Speaker 3: that are going to be pouring into that neighborhood. You
Speaker 3: would expect it to be police all over, and that's
Speaker 3: what you were advocating for on your on your Facebook posts.
Speaker 3: How come there were police on the on the corners
Speaker 3: of the street in an area where you knew, damn
Speaker 3: Weather's going to be a whole bunch of people.
Speaker 5: My point exactly, why didn't you have police on every corner,
Speaker 5: saturated to tell people welcome to Cincinnati, wave at people.
Speaker 5: But no, why because administration did not allocate the proper
Speaker 5: units downtown to deactivate things like this.
Speaker 3: Or just to prevent them from happening by their mere presence. Absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 3: and that you know the police presidence is so critical.
Speaker 3: Now respond to this, and I'm not really playing devil's
Speaker 3: advocate because I'm in full agreement with your perception at
Speaker 3: what should have gone down. But her response Police Chief
Speaker 3: three Figi's response might be, well, we're understaffed. They only
Speaker 3: had three officers at that moment in time, at three
Speaker 3: o'clock in the morning that were even available to respond.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty sizable area. And of course with all
Speaker 3: those people there, clearly three officers ain't gonna cut it exactly.
Speaker 5: So if you know you're gonna be understaffed prior to
Speaker 5: then wouldn't you make the proper adjustments beforehand? We knew
Speaker 5: a year out this event is coming to town, and
Speaker 5: you see the things that are curring. But yet you
Speaker 5: did not plan effectively and had no type of strategy.
Speaker 5: So that should tell you once again leadership matters, and
Speaker 5: in this case, leadership failed.
Speaker 1: And what do you have?
Speaker 5: Total chaos in the city of Cincinnati. I told them
Speaker 5: before you must want got them city. And I've always
Speaker 5: said on my post, who's next?
Speaker 3: Who's next?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 3: But for the grace of God, go anybody that goes downtown.
Speaker 3: And I know you had some really pointed comments and
Speaker 3: warnings to my white friends out in the listening audience
Speaker 3: about what they should prepare for and maybe shouldn't even
Speaker 3: bother going downtown because I think that's your choice as well.
Speaker 3: He said, major events like that, you're not going to
Speaker 3: get anywhere near them.
Speaker 5: Absolutely not, absolutely not. We see what's going on even
Speaker 5: locally and abroad nationwide, and if the police are not
Speaker 5: setting things up for us to feel safe and secure,
Speaker 5: and I walk into a situation and I see angry people,
Speaker 5: I see situations happening, and I just want to come
Speaker 5: out of an establishment and just walk down the street,
Speaker 5: and I may have an altercation and the next thing
Speaker 5: you know, me and my friends may get completely beat down.
Speaker 5: And the narrative of being twisted, which is very interesting
Speaker 5: that I've seen. If this was an entire all white
Speaker 5: mob on a black person, it would be considered a
Speaker 5: hate crime from the get go, from the get go.
Speaker 5: But even Chief Fiji set there and said, this fight,
Speaker 5: this fight, We do know who it is. Turn yourself in, no,
Speaker 5: put these individuals on blast, name them by name, Let
Speaker 5: the people in the community know this behavior is unacceptable.
Speaker 5: So if it was actually disgusting to her, why are
Speaker 5: you requesting they turn themselves in versus putting their picture
Speaker 5: on TV and saying this is who it is, and
Speaker 5: we're coming to get you.
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Speaker 3: Brian Thomas with the outstanding, outspoken Andrea Ewing. Follow him
Speaker 3: on Facebook, check out his videos. He pulls literally no
Speaker 3: punchings at all. Andre. You know, I apologize I didn't
Speaker 3: get a chance to see her most recent post, but
Speaker 3: caption all in caps. This makes me sick. City leaders
Speaker 3: calling in the Lincoln Ware Show saying the white man
Speaker 3: got the action he deserved. Now, I had heard that
Speaker 3: that some people said that this was totally justifiable. And
Speaker 3: I don't know what led to the ultimate melee and
Speaker 3: beat down of these people, but I can't come up
Speaker 3: with a single action that could justify that mob behavior.
Speaker 3: How could anybody suggest that that man or the woman
Speaker 3: who got punched square in the face deserved what they got.
Speaker 5: Exactly, There is no justification, period, zero justification. And when
Speaker 5: you look at that and the comments that were called
Speaker 5: in into the lincoln Ware Show, when you can read
Speaker 5: the comments and people saying, yeah, that's what he get.
Speaker 1: You bring the action, you get the action.
Speaker 5: And we had literally leaders like David Whitehead, the leader
Speaker 5: of the NAACP call in, and it seemed as if
Speaker 5: he was being motivated by the comments that were constantly
Speaker 5: going against Smitherman.
Speaker 1: Collin Smitherman a coon, a sellout.
Speaker 5: And I'm sitting there watching and I'm listening and I'm reading.
Speaker 5: I said, this is disgusting that we have blocks that
Speaker 5: are saying this is what you get. So that's why
Speaker 5: I also stated, no wonder our young people are following suit,
Speaker 5: because if our own leaders are saying this is how
Speaker 5: you handle business, then don't say absolutely nothing to our children.
Speaker 3: You know, that's a really, really good point. And Christopher's
Speaker 3: been on that theme for a long time. It's where
Speaker 3: are our city leaders advocating to support the police, to
Speaker 3: support non violent to you know, engage in a positive
Speaker 3: relationship with the police for the betterment of the communities.
Speaker 3: And I've heard time and time again the vast majority
Speaker 3: of blacks, if you talk to them individually, they want
Speaker 3: safe streets. They don't have a problem with the police.
Speaker 3: In fact, as illustrated by over the weekend, there aren't
Speaker 3: enough around. We need more. But the loud voice gets
Speaker 3: the attention, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, and sadly,
Speaker 3: you know, the squeaky Wills. Perhaps the president current president
Speaker 3: of the NAACP's part of the problem. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but they're the ones that people tend to listen to.
Speaker 3: And that sounds like what representatives of the black community
Speaker 3: are advocating for. And yeah, that's gonna rub off on children.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, absolutely think about this. Sheryl Long literally remove District
Speaker 5: five to get completely out of a community. But yet
Speaker 5: the mayor and the chief stand by and say safety
Speaker 5: is our number one priority.
Speaker 1: And we see that ar Herringer.
Speaker 5: She blew the rooftop off of a lot of issues
Speaker 5: that the city was portraying and tested her own numbers
Speaker 5: against theirs. And so if it's your top priority, and
Speaker 5: now all of a sudden you're saying, oh, we need
Speaker 5: more police, but you took a police district out of
Speaker 5: a community.
Speaker 1: Make it make sense, brother, Brian, please.
Speaker 2: I can't, ye know.
Speaker 3: The only thing I can come up with, Andie is
Speaker 3: they are so afraid of acknowledging that there's a crime
Speaker 3: problem because it's bad press. It's gonna maybe make people considered.
Speaker 3: I don't want to move to Cincinnati, but you, I mean,
Speaker 3: you can't deny your I mean it's like don't believe
Speaker 3: you're lying. Eyes. People who live in the city know
Speaker 3: there's a problem. I mean, the police know the problem,
Speaker 3: and the ignoring the problem, and I think it's really
Speaker 3: probably driven by just the fact that we just don't
Speaker 3: want to acknowledge it, to talk about it because it
Speaker 3: just looks bad. Well, welcome to front page news across
Speaker 3: the United States of America with what happened on Saturday morning.
Speaker 5: Absolutely one thousand percent. And police officers are frustrated. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: they are extremely frustrated because I know for a fact
Speaker 5: that they do go out here and do their job
Speaker 5: and deal with a lot of issues, and they deactivate
Speaker 5: as much as they can.
Speaker 1: They really do.
Speaker 5: But I've been an advocate to always say I'm not
Speaker 5: here to take sides. I'm here to save lives, and
Speaker 5: if my fellow officers are doing something they shouldn't be doing,
Speaker 5: I've always wanted to be an advocate to say, look,
Speaker 5: this is what's right, and this is what's wrong.
Speaker 1: But when I see it wrong, and I see.
Speaker 5: A community constantly going against itself, murders on the ride,
Speaker 5: black on black crimes, and these same civil leaders have
Speaker 5: nothing to say, absolutely nothing. That's disgusting because we both
Speaker 5: know that the multiple murders that occur are with on
Speaker 5: our black youth and the murders in Cincinnati, and no
Speaker 5: one is taking accountability.
Speaker 3: We'll bring back Andre for one more segment Andre Ewing
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Speaker 3: Seven seven here fifty by PARASEV talk Station Mariyantown was
Speaker 3: with Andre Ewing, retired police officer. And you're you're like
Speaker 3: a community activist.
Speaker 2: You speak to the youth groups, and.
Speaker 3: You know, I guess I'm just kind of curious what
Speaker 3: you're doing in your your your in the time you're
Speaker 3: not here at my studio talking to my listeners.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Just did something with the Urban League.
Speaker 5: It was powerful, Oh yeah, the Urban Champions, and just
Speaker 5: had a great encounter with some young youth and trying
Speaker 5: to promote and show them there's a different way to
Speaker 5: go about situations. And it's interesting everything that we told
Speaker 5: them to do. What they saw downtown was exactly the example.
Speaker 5: We said, this is what happens if you run to
Speaker 5: a fight, if you go to a fight, if you
Speaker 5: present yourself and has speakers there telling them to turn
Speaker 5: the other way and to make sure that everyone is safe, everyone,
Speaker 5: not just some.
Speaker 3: Well, I appreciate your speaking to the young people. They
Speaker 3: certainly need a clear and convincing voice like yours.
Speaker 5: Um.
Speaker 3: But speaking of change, and I said to you off air,
Speaker 3: I said, you know what, Andre, You and I both
Speaker 3: know it. Come November, the residents of the city of
Speaker 3: Cincinnati have an opportunity to vote. And you know, the
Speaker 3: definition of stupidity is doing the same thing over and
Speaker 3: over again and expecting a different result. But they're still
Speaker 3: going to vote for the same clowns in office. And
Speaker 3: you had advocated for a change in administration on your
Speaker 3: onet of your recent videos. What's your take on the
Speaker 3: upcoming election in November? And do you think this is
Speaker 3: an opportunity for change in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: It's a perfect opportunity for change. It's interesting because if
Speaker 5: this was a professional team and they went oh for twelve,
Speaker 5: what do you do we want to.
Speaker 1: Go oh and twelve again?
Speaker 5: We talk about the Bengals, if they would have had
Speaker 5: the proper defense in place, guess what might be talking about?
Speaker 5: Super Bowl champs with the offense that they had, but
Speaker 5: guess what they decided to get more power, impactful people
Speaker 5: on defense. So let's deal with the truth of the matter.
Speaker 5: We are in a position to make change. I would
Speaker 5: love to see the debate. Let them go at it
Speaker 5: one on one. Debate this thing go right at the
Speaker 5: situation and let's see who exactly would be best for
Speaker 5: the position of mayor. Because at this point, what we
Speaker 5: have seen and if you want this to continue at
Speaker 5: this state, we are going to be in a world
Speaker 5: of mess. And it's exactly what we see and it
Speaker 5: should start from the top down. And I've said it before,
Speaker 5: Teresa Thiji needs to go just just go out. There's
Speaker 5: so many powerful candidates out there, so many powerful candidates
Speaker 5: out there. She needs to resign, leave at this moment
Speaker 5: and allow us to go out and see if there
Speaker 5: are other individuals more qualified, more experienced and understand city
Speaker 5: dynamics and are willing to work with everyone.
Speaker 3: Well this police chief, Thesi, and I don't presume it,
Speaker 3: but I presume that you do regularly speak with members
Speaker 3: of law enforcement who are still actively with the police department.
Speaker 3: I mean you got friends, right, you hear you talk
Speaker 3: to them, how's it is there a sense that they
Speaker 3: have any respect for leadership within the department?
Speaker 1: Zero leadership and that's a shame.
Speaker 5: And I had this on one of my posts is
Speaker 5: where Sheryl Long was going into several police districts with
Speaker 5: actually Scottie Johnson and ask the police officers who would
Speaker 5: you like to see a chief? And at the time
Speaker 5: the majority had sat back and said, well, Lisa Davis,
Speaker 5: Colonel Lisa Davis, So would we think she would be
Speaker 5: a great advocate. She's a community person, she understands And
Speaker 5: guess what, she still picked Teresa Thiji. Now that's interesting
Speaker 5: because people did not officers did not want her in
Speaker 5: the morale and what you see and people being motivated
Speaker 5: started from the top down and what Ryl Long decided
Speaker 5: to do without listening to officers and the proper way
Speaker 5: to select the chief of our city. And from these results,
Speaker 5: you are seeing us getting blasted by individuals on podcasts
Speaker 5: across the country talking about our city and how terrible
Speaker 5: it is.
Speaker 3: So low morale. And then I'm sure we of course
Speaker 3: know about the low morale within the police department because
Speaker 3: of the criminal justice system generally speaking, why bother arresting
Speaker 3: the kid for breaking curfew when there is going to
Speaker 3: be nothing at all, zero done.
Speaker 5: To them, absolutely zero, nothing will happen. Usually if we
Speaker 5: even take someone to twenty twenty a juvenile, we're calling
Speaker 5: their parents on the way, make sure you come get
Speaker 5: your child.
Speaker 1: As soon as they come in. They're walking straight out.
Speaker 5: And these kids understand the system that they can take
Speaker 5: it to the whole next level and then say, well,
Speaker 5: when I turn eighteen, I'll just get my record expongs.
Speaker 5: Absolutely ridiculous. Gun laws need to be increased, that we're
Speaker 5: not playing if you get caught with a gun, we're
Speaker 5: not playing games with you. We're gonna hold you accountable.
Speaker 5: You will do some time, You will do some time.
Speaker 5: So these judges need to step it up and stop
Speaker 5: playing games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's always very puzzling to me, because you know,
Speaker 3: if after Purvo had his way, he would take away
Speaker 3: everyone's guns. And that's not your position, because you had
Speaker 3: advocated on one of your posts that we should be armed.
Speaker 3: You know, you know, go to the rain train, learn
Speaker 3: how to properly use it. You know, you know, if
Speaker 3: you as long as you're lawfully able to carry a firearm,
Speaker 3: you probably should because that way you can defend yourself.
Speaker 5: And that's just the society we live in today. But
Speaker 5: now what is the perception of defending yourself? That's why
Speaker 5: I said, when you were downtown in this circumstance, and
Speaker 5: if somebody had a firearm and started to just let off,
Speaker 5: we would have at least twenty to twenty five people
Speaker 5: dead and more critically injured based on this situation while
Speaker 5: people were armed, and I bet you there were people
Speaker 5: that were armed that maybe just didn't pull their weapon
Speaker 5: at the time. But during that beat down, would someone
Speaker 5: had been justified to pull in and try to save
Speaker 5: the gentleman who was getting mobbed against, who was getting
Speaker 5: attacked and kicked brutally and savagely. He could be a
Speaker 5: damage for life, brain damage he was, and a woman
Speaker 5: savagely was struck. So if somebody would have put out
Speaker 5: a gun and start a firing, would they have been wrong?
Speaker 3: No, they wouldn't you know what I'm thinking of the
Speaker 3: guy who saved maybe multiple lives at that walmart up
Speaker 3: was it Milwaukee? The guy that was stabbing, he stabbed
Speaker 3: eleven people and long comes a marine with a firearm.
Speaker 3: They didn't put the guy down but stopped the violence
Speaker 3: from happening. If you have reasonable and eminent apprehension of
Speaker 3: grievous bodily harm that guy was suffering from grievous bodily
Speaker 3: harm at the time, or you have a legitimate, reasonable
Speaker 3: fear for your own life, you were allowed to use
Speaker 3: deadly force. So and I talked with the FOP president
Speaker 3: just the other day about that. He agreed with me completely.
Speaker 3: Absolutely use of a firearm or to those circumstances would
Speaker 3: have been justified.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: When people are freaked out, they think some left wing
Speaker 3: prosecutor is going to go after them for defending their
Speaker 3: lives or defending the lives of others. So there creates
Speaker 3: that reluctance in society because they think they're going to
Speaker 3: be the ones prosecuted, not the person given the beatdown.
Speaker 1: Now, this is interesting. I want to ask you some brother, Brian.
Speaker 5: When there's a UFC cage fight, they have a ref
Speaker 5: right there in the middle. Once this ref sees it's
Speaker 5: out of control and that person may even remotely lose consciously,
Speaker 5: they step in. That's it. It's over. You don't continue
Speaker 5: to go because why they understand the issues that continue
Speaker 5: to happen well, guess what. There was no referee down here,
Speaker 5: and we continue to see beat down another's hid in
Speaker 5: the face, another kicking a face, another jab in a faith.
Speaker 5: It was consistent with beyond almost aggravated assault, and they
Speaker 5: should be prosecuted to the highest level.
Speaker 2: Under a ewing.
Speaker 3: You know what, someday I want to be interviewing you
Speaker 3: as candidate for office. You run for council or maybe
Speaker 3: run for mayor or something like that. I think you
Speaker 3: get a lot of votes.
Speaker 1: Man, Yes sir, yes, sir, what you.
Speaker 3: Consider that You got to gleam in your eye. You
Speaker 3: have been considering it.
Speaker 1: It's not too late, yes, sir, it's not too late.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, you always have an opportunity here on the
Speaker 3: fifty five Caro Same Morning Show. I love your message,
Speaker 3: I love your passion. I know you care about the city,
Speaker 3: you care about our youth, and you know there's a
Speaker 3: better direction, the better path. Maybe we'll all wake up
Speaker 3: in the city and find that path in November.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, thank you so much. Man, man, it's been fun,
Speaker 5: it's been awesome.
Speaker 2: You come back again.
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