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The boy had been reported missing about 30 minutes before officers found him floating in the water

The office assists agencies with the recruitment of individuals pursuing an LE career with a special focus on minority and women applicants

As director of the Ohio Office of Law Enforcement Recruitment, one of Sarah Shendy's goals is to encourage women and minorities to consider LE careers

A dog with a ruff past has a new chance at life thanks to one Toledo detective

The preliminary injunction bars officers' use of tear gas, pepper spray, wooden bullets and other less-lethal options

Bodycam video of his encounter with real – and exasperated – cops has drawn over 1.7 million views

The request comes after the fatal police shooting of Ma'Khia Bryant

The shooting of Miles Jackson has sparked days of unrest in Columbus, Ohio

Demonstrators managed to get through the first set of doors, but were met by officers at a second set of doors, officials said

Dashcam video shows the cruiser launching the tracking device onto a fleeing suspect vehicle

The suspect drove the wrong way at speeds over 80 miles per hour before crashing into an innocent driver

A doorbell camera shows the deputy immediately returned fire, shooting the suspect

“What we heard from the community is there's an opportunity to actually bring some relief to the officers and what they have to do in the community."

Officer Jason Lagore suffered a medical emergency while trying to rescue two teens who fell into an icy lake

"I lose thousands every year," said Gary Monto, who served as a cop for 22 years