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The city of Cincinnati will pay $6 million and commit to longterm improvements for its Emergency Call Center to settle a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Kyle Plush, a 16-year-old who suffocated in the back seat of his own van despite making multiple 911 calls for help.
“The most important thing in the settlement is the reform measures. We’ve got an agreement with the city that establishes an expert team, 911 experts from all over the country,” said Attorney Al Gerhardstein at a press conference Friday, explaining that the reforms will be court supervised for a five-year term…
