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Suspect Marvin Brown Accused of Ramming Police Cruiser in Cheviot, Held on $220,000 Bond

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Published on December 28, 2024
Suspect Marvin Brown Accused of Ramming Police Cruiser in Cheviot, Held on $220,000 BondSource: Hamilton County Sheriff's Office

Chaos unfolded on the streets of Cheviot when Marvin Brown, 33, allegedly used his vehicle as a battering ram against a police cruiser, triggering rapid legal repercussions. The incident occurred on Thursday, leading to Brown's arrest for a spate of charges that encompass assault, drug trafficking, and evading arrest. According to FOX19, court documents assert that Brown swerved his car deliberately, aiming at the police car and an officer laying down stop sticks, in a desperate attempt to escape capture.

After the dust settled, law enforcement discovered illicit substances in Brown's car and, following a search at his home, uncovered methamphetamines and an unauthorized firearm, as reported by WLWT. This turned into a dire situation for Brown, who already possessed a considerable rap sheet with convictions ranging from domestic violence to felonious assault and drug possession in Hamilton County.

Brown's arraignment was swift yesterday morning when the judge handed down a $220,000 bond. Amidst this rapid sequence of events, court records unveiled by WCPO disclosed that police were in the process of serving Brown a warrant for aggravated robbery before the vehicular confrontation. The chase, involving two sets of stop sticks and culminating in Brown's car colliding into a building in the 900 block of Harrison Avenue, resulted in injuries to an officer who was subsequently hospitalized.