Hamilton police say a demolition crew has fessed up to causing the launch of an air compressor tank that crashed into a house more than 1,400 feet away. The bizzare accident happened Sunday afternoon, while a crew was working at the former Beckett Paper Mill along Martin Luther King Boulevard. Police Chief Rick Bucheit says a worker was cutting up scrap metal and cut into the steel tank. The tank was pressurized, and it "launched like a missile" over roof tops more than two blocks away before it bounced off the street and crashed into 110 North 7th Street. Luckily, the occupant was not in the room where the tank landed. The demolition site has been shut down by city and state officials until safety measures can be reviewed. The company has promised to fix the damage.

A former Cincinnati Bengals player is awaiting a court appearance after an incident in Ross Township. 26 year old Jerome Kyle Schaffer, also known as JK, allegedly attacked a man, then tried to break into a car and take off his clothes in the parking lot of a church on the 3400 block of Chapel Road. He is facing a felony charge of Breaking & Entering, and misdemeanor charges of Public Indecency and Assault. He was arrested at 7:30pm Sunday. He is set to appear in Area One Court in Oxford. Schaffer played high school football at LaSalle, and collegiate ball at the University of Cincinnati.

Butler County and much of Southwest Ohio was placed under a Dense Fog Advisory by the National Weather Service on President's Day. Visibility was reported near zero in parts of the region, especially low lying areas. At least one accident was reported early Monday morning, when a vehicle ran into a house on the 5300 block of Trenton-Franklin Road in Madison Township. The injuries from the crash are considered minor.