Cincinnati police officer found dead

Coroner: Officer found dead in Eden Park died of self-inflicted gunshot wound

Cincinnati Enquirer
Sarah Brookbank
Dec. 21, 2018

The veteran Cincinnati police officer who was found dead in Eden Park on Thursday appears to have committed suicide, according to the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office.

Sgt. Arthur Schultz's preliminary autopsy findings indicate a single gunshot wound to the head and neck area that appears to be self-inflicted, coroner's office representatives said.

Schultz's body was located by his fellow officers in a vehicle at 2084 Eden Park Drive on Thursday afternoon, officials said. He was a 28-year veteran of the Cincinnati Police Department.

"CPD shares in the pain and tremendous loss of Sergeant Schultz as he will be tremendously missed," Police Chief Eliot Isaac said in a statement after identifying the officer.

Before identifying Shultz, Isaac and Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Lakshmi Sammarco addressed the media in Mount Adams, near the scene.
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Five Year Old Helped Homeless Veteran's Heart

This picture of a 5-year-old helping a homeless veteran will warm your heart

WCPO

Ashley Zilka

November 10, 2017

The pair talked for 30 minutes, and True's mother snapped a picture to capture the heartwarming interaction.

CINCINNATI -- True Garcia isn't a typical 5-year-old girl. She's one of the youngest volunteers with Maslow's Army, a local nonprofit dedicated to providing Cincinnati's homeless with food, first aid kits, clean clothes and basic hygienic supplies every Sunday.

"Their belief is that, by providing the basic needs, you can help rehabilitate the homeless rather than just treating the symptoms," True's mother, Vanessa Garcia, said.

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