CINCINNATI — Federal agents and prosecutors could play a significantly greater role in combating crime in Cincinnati under the leadership of U.S. Attorney Dominick Gerace II, whom President Trump nominated for the top law enforcement position in southern Ohio.

Since Gerace was sworn into office on Aug. 11, he announced a slew of high-profile criminal cases: a man in the country illegally faces child sexual exploitation charges , a former Cincinnati Children’s Hospital doctor was charged with child pornography and two of the men involved in the infamous downtown brawl face federal drug and gun crimes.

Will the new U.S. Attorney target street violence, gun crimes in Cincinnati?

FBI Director Kash Patel was in Cincinnati Wednesday to announce indictments in a far-reaching drug conspira

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