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Police departments value having social workers address community needs that cops were never meant to resolve

Canton PD launches driver's ed program that aims to put low-income kids on road to brighter future

Additional state-of-the-art imaging devices in Ohio will help law enforcement agencies link gun crimes that weren’t known to be related.
 

When tragedy struck, the Portsmouth PD looked after Paula Vogel. Seventy years later, a new generation of Portsmouth cops is doing the same.
 

Bruce Pijanowski takes over as assistant superintendent following the retirement of Heinz von Eckartsberg.
 

With a license no longer required in Ohio to carry a concealed handgun, law enforcement agencies are making adjustments.
 

In 2022, law enforcement officers across the state are required to complete 24 hours of continuing professional training (CPT). Here’s what they need to know.

The Ohio Peace Officers Memorial Ceremony in London honors the memory of five men lost in the line of duty in 2021 and all the law enforcement officers who preceded them.

The Two Days in May Conference for crime victim advocates is back in person at the Greater Columbus Convention Center with a special focus on resiliency. The conference has been interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic for the past two years.

At his third annual Human Trafficking Summit, in January, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the creation of guidelines for courts and communities interested in establishing “john schools” and the availability of seed money to help develop or improve 10 such program statewide.