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Citizen Watchdog with Todd Zinser

Citizen Watchdog with Todd Zinser

著者： Joe Strecker Productions
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 The city of Cincinnati and Hamilton County are run by the same party. There is no overight or dissenting voice....this is where Todd Zinser comes in. Todd bio is below

https://docs.house.gov/meetings/AP/AP19/20150225/102984/HHRG-114-AP19-Bio-ZinserT-20150225.pdf

He will keep an eye out on all the shenanigans in Hamilton County and the City of Cincinnati. Nothing gets by Todd Zinser...the Citizen WatchdogCopyright Joe Strecker Productions 政治・政府 政治学
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  • Dissecting Cincinnati's $8.1 million Settlement

    Dissecting Cincinnati's $8.1 million Settlement
    2025/12/11


    In this episode, Citizen Watchdog Todd Zinser discusses the recent $8.1 million settlement approved by the Cincinnati City Council regarding a class action lawsuit stemming from the protests following George Floyd's death. He examines the public's reaction, the council's handling of the situation, and the broader implications for law and order in the community.

    Chapters

    00:00 Cincinnati's $8.1 Million Settlement Overview
    11:49 Public Reaction and City Council's Response
    17:06 Implications for Law and Order


    Takeaways

    • The $8.1 million settlement was approved by the Cincinnati City Council.
    • Public outrage stemmed from the perception that the city was rewarding rioters.
    • The council's due diligence in the settlement process was questioned.
    • There was a significant disparity between the city's settlement and the county's penalty.
    • The tactics used by police during the protests were scrutinized in the lawsuit.
    • The settlement reflects a broader trend seen in cities across the country.
    • The city opted for a settlement to avoid a potentially larger jury award.
    • Public communication about the settlement was poorly managed.
    • The council's lack of thorough questioning raised concerns about accountability.
    • The situation highlights ongoing tensions between law enforcement and community relations.
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    19 分
  • Inside the City's Lead Pipe Scandal

    Inside the City's Lead Pipe Scandal
    2025/11/27
    Join us on Citizen Watchdog with Todd Zinser as we unravel the complexities of the city's lead service line replacement program, which has been running for several years. This episode uncovers startling revelations from a recent audit that found significant mishandling of the scrap lead pipes, intended for recycling, that mysteriously went missing over a five-year period. We explore the implications of this oversight, the environmental hazards it might pose, and the city's accountability in ensuring proper disposal of these potentially toxic materials. We'll also discuss the procedures the city employed to protect workers, but question whether these measures are sufficient or merely scratching the surface of a much larger issue.
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    18 分
  • Fraud Indicators in the WIC Program

    Fraud Indicators in the WIC Program
    2025/11/18
    Could Cincinnati transform its city services by handing over the reins of the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program to Hamilton County? Tune in as Todd Zinser dissects the historical and financial intricacies of Cincinnati's administration of this vital nutrition initiative. With a substantial $3.5 million budget in play, Todd grapples with the perplexing lack of transparency in fund allocation between city and county residents. The deep dive zeroes in on the alarming gaps in the internal audit, revealing a failure to meet Generally Accepted Government Accounting Standards (GAGAS) and exposing weak internal controls over EBT cards, crucial for program integrity.
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    21 分
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