Ohio

The Community Police Commission can dole out discipline to officers, a role once held by the police chief and safety director

The mobile testing unit will give more time to patrol officers to answer calls for service

A Piqua officer was on patrol in the early morning when he came across a car driving in reverse

Tourniquet training credited with saving the life of the wounded officer

State senate bill tries to deal with the shortage of officers by changing only the minimum age

Police arrested Anthony Novak in 2016 after he created a fake police Facebook page that closely mirrored the look of Parma PD's official page

“If we were to speak the way he did in a public forum we’d be looking at discipline or termination.”

Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant announced that the four new deputy chiefs will begin their new roles in February

The widow of one of the deputies said the ballistic shields could have saved her husband last year

"We saw you coming and I was scared," the girl says after a trooper asks if she's hurt

Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey said three cadets failed the fitness test over the last few years and weren't allowed to take the written test, one of them a class valedictorian

Many swatting calls were reported across the state during 2022, including a false report of an active shooter that sent hundreds of students into lockdown

The officer was standing outside of the vehicle that was involved in the crash when he noticed a truck coming toward him

“Holding him was one of the best feelings I’ve had in my career,” IMPD Sgt. Shawn Anderson said

Years before, the dispatch recruit ran away from home and the officer returned her back to her residence safely, while having a heart-to-heart that stuck with her