Cincinnati Hires Firm to Audit Police Stops | Cincinnati News

Cincinnati’s city leaders are turning to an outside firm to scrutinize police stop data and assess the methodology behind a controversial report alleging racial bias — even as overall stops decline. The city signed a deal with AH Datalytics in September to analyze contact card records and evaluate the advocacy group’s findings, which sparked backlash for not sharing data beforehand. With 30 days to deliver initial recommendations, the firm’s findings could shape next steps by mid-October. Meanwhile, the Citizen Complaint Authority is gathering community input as part of broader, long-standing police reform efforts rooted in past tragedies and the Collaborative Agreement. Community advocates urge residents to participate in the current refresh process to ensure equity remains central — as officials vow to uphold accountability and learn from history while focusing on actionable change now.

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