By John Kiesewetter
The Cincinnati Enquirer

HAMILTON - Eleven more fathers have made Butler County's newest "Wanted" poster of missing parents who owe child support.

The county's 15th poster features dads who owe from $1,437 to $33,098.

Since 1995, the Butler County Child Support Enforcement Agency has collected $709,711 from 92 people who were located through the posters, says Dan Cade, agency director.

"It's usually their enemy, former girlfriend or a neighbor who will call us up and give us information," Cade says.

"They're trying to stay hidden, and we want to find them and bring them to court."

The posters are hung in 300 locations, including post offices, banks, businesses, and city, county, state and federal buildings.

Since 2001, Butler County also has suspended deadbeat parents' driver's licenses.

"We will continue to be as aggressive as possible," Cade says.

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