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Retired Ohio State Highway Patrol Colonel Paul Pride will examine Circleville's police department. The city just hired a new safety director and is trying to pass a new safety levy this fall.
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A survey conducted by a since-fired FOP member criticized the workplace environment and practices at the Whitehall Division of Police.
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The motion-activated Flock Safety cameras take a picture of the back of a vehicle as it passes. Police use that information to look for vehicles suspected of being involved in criminal activity.
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The agreements state that the city will stop its investigation into allegations of misconduct in exchange for Baer and Davis’ voluntary retirements.
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The state of Ohio will also bear the cost for agencies' accreditations, Gov. Mike DeWine announced Thursday afternoon.
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The Office of the Circleville City Law Director confirmed to WOSU that Chief Shawn Baer was placed on leave.
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Police say many of the men faces charges like theft, but are suspected to have committed more violent crimes that couldn’t be prosecuted because witnesses were afraid to testify.
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This year will likely see the long-awaited trials for two former law enforcement officers who shot and killed Black men in two separate incidents in 2020.
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The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation was asked to look into 11 incidents involving Columbus police last year.
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One resident caught the man's comments on doorbell camera video.