At least 1,000 public safety officials gathered Jan. 21 for the Ohio Attorney General’s “Ideas That Work: Fighting the Drug Epidemic in Ohio” emergency meeting at the Mount Hermon Missionary Baptist Church in Columbus.
The Elder Justice Initiative works with law enforcement, prosecutors, adult protective services and communities to identify, investigate and prosecute elder abuse cases; improve services for victims; and raise awareness about abuse.
As of January 2017, applicants to Ohio peace officer basic training academies will have to pass a pre-entrance physical fitness test.
The first research paper produced at the Ohio Attorney General’s Center for the Future of Forensic Science at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) has been accepted for publication in Forensic Science International.
A dead “body” on the couch, a gun on the floor and a suspicious note were among the items 35 Bowling Green State University students found recently in a house staged as a crime scene.
A federal law requiring “drones” — small, unmanned aircraft — to register with the Federal Aviation Administration took effect in December.
The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has upgraded its email security to further protect sensitive data.
To help prospective, current and former college students understand and manage student loans, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office has developed a comprehensive online student loan center.
A police officer who saved a woman from a knife-wielding attacker, six others who were stalked by an angry gunman, and a crew who rescued a man from a burning van were among the more than three dozen individuals and groups honored in October at the Ohio Attorney General’s 2015 Law Enforcement Conference.
The Child Abduction Response Team (CART) program is seeking coordinators.