WEST CHESTER, OH (FOX19) - In honor of Data Privacy Day on Jan. 28, Cintas Corporation (NASDAQ: CTAS), a leader in secure document management services, included mobile paper shredding trucks, has issued five tips for protecting personal information online.

According to a survey conducted in May 2011 by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, 78 percent of U.S. adults use the Internet. With the increased use of social networking websites, e-mail and online shopping, consumers need to be increasingly vigilant to guard against cyber-thieves when transmitting credit card numbers, home addresses and other confidential information online.

“In today’s digital age, we disclose a high amount of personal information on the Internet,” said Karen Carnahan, President and COO, Cintas Document Management. “It’s important to take the necessary precautions to protect yourself and your family from identity theft.”

WEST CHESTER, OH (FOX19)-

A West Chester Police officer who was charged with leaking confidential information plead guilty on Wednesday.

David Busemeyer plead guilty to tampering with evidence and obstructing official business.

According to court documents, Busemeyer is accused of tipping off a drug suspect about a sting operation.

Police say that drug suspect is the brother of a woman Busemeyer was having an affair with.

The documents also say that he was using drugs himself.

Immediately following his guilty plea, Busemeyer turned in his resignation to the West Chester Township Police Department, which was accepted. 

He is scheduled to be sentenced February 8th.

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CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Health insurance provided Humana has reached a new deal with UC Health.

The new agreement ensures that 400,000 Tri-State residents can continue using UC Health’s network of hospitals and physicians, including UC Physicians, University Hospital in Corryville, Drake Center in Carthage, and West Chester Hospital and University Pointe Surgical Hospital in West Chester.

“We are very pleased to continue our relationship with Humana, and that nearly half a million citizens will continue to be able to visit their preferred UC Physician or UC Health hospital, including the region’s only academic medical center,” said James A. Kingsbury, President & CEO, UC Health. “Both of our organizations worked diligently to create an agreement which identifies key quality metrics that will improve the health and wellness of our community.”