Larry Henderson Obituary, Death: Hamilton County deputy killed in suspected vehicle attack near UC campus has been identified.
Larry Henderson Obituary, Death – The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed the identity of the individual involved in an alleged vehicular homicide that occurred on Friday in proximity to the University of Cincinnati’s campus. The deputy has been named as Larry Henderson. Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey remarked in a statement, ‘During Deputy Henderson’s initial period as a Sheriff’s Deputy, I recognized his exceptional skills in teaching and presentation.
Larry embarked on his path as a trainer for the Sheriff’s Office early in his career, honing his expertise and becoming an outstanding trainer. He subsequently trained various divisions within the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, impacting hundreds of deputy sheriffs. His remarkable ability to connect with and influence officers’ lives was unparalleled. We will continue to commemorate Larry’s dedicated service.’ Henderson dedicated 33 years to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, commencing his service in 1991.
His responsibilities included roles as an academy instructor, dive team member, SWAT team member, FBI task force member, and bomb unit member, as noted by McGuffey. Henderson had recently celebrated his retirement from the sheriff’s office in December, as mentioned in a Facebook post by McGuffey at that time. This information is sourced from Facebook, and similar content may be available in alternative formats or on their website. McGuffey also indicated in her statement regarding Henderson’s passing that his badge number, #129, will be permanently retired from the sheriff’s office.
On the day of the incident, Henderson was assigned to a special shift to assist with traffic management around UC’s campus during the graduation ceremonies. Rodney Hinton Jr., aged 38, is currently facing charges of aggravated murder in relation to Henderson’s death.
