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State officials said 137 of 297 applicants who applied to become a trooper in early September do not have college credits
Union workers are “disappointed” government would not agree to general salary raise, but still felt the negotiation was successful
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Lawmakers voted Tuesday to prevent police misconduct from being kept secret when officers leave for a new job at another department
Over time, if occupational stress is not properly managed, officers may experience life-threatening consequences
Lt. Karl Barth, 77, has spent the last 56 years with the Columbus Police Department
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The detectives allege they were denied promotions because of their race
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He will begin full-time duties immediately and continue until a new sheriff is elected next fall
I was a wannabe police officer when I helped the cops get the bad guys
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