CINCINNATI — UPDATE @ 9:05 a.m.:
The meeting where Cincinnati police were scheduled to release more details surrounding the death of Kyle Plush has been cancelled, our news partner WCPO-TV reports, citing Cincinnati Vice Mayor Christopher Smitherman.
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Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters served the city with a subpoena, asking that no videos or photos from the investigation be released to the public, until his office completes an investigation, Smitherman said.
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“We want to review the CPD report on the Kyle Plush matter before any videos or still pictures are released,” Deters said in a statement. “We expect the review to be completed by early next week.”
FULL COVERAGE ON KYLE PLUSH DEATH:
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FIRST REPORT:
The final report on Kyle Plush’s death will be released today.
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This morning Chief Eliot Isaac will present city council with the final report. Many questions should be answered - but some may remain a mystery if pieces of the investigation are withheld from the public, according to our partners at WCPO.
Plush became trapped and suffocated in a van despite calling 911 twice on April 10. The 911 dispatcher was placed on leave after the death, but returned to work the next week.