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Preventing violence: New program will train police officers, schools to assess threats

One of the questions that inevitably arises after a school shooting is: When the shooter clearly showed signs of trouble, why wasn’t the attack prevented?

10/2/2019

Alliance police officer building a better city, one child at a time

ALLIANCE, Ohio — When the transition from elementary to intermediate school proved difficult for Carter, he found a refuge in a martial arts program for kids run by Police Officer Roy Tittle.

10/2/2019

Q&A: Jennifer Rausch, Legal Director of the Attorney General's Human Trafficking Initiative

What does your new job entail? The attorney general has set four priorities to fight human trafficking, and it’s my job to help him accomplish them. They are:

10/2/2019

A letter from Dave Yost: Human trafficking turns girls into slaves

I wish Julia Roberts and Richard Gere had never made “Pretty Woman.” That movie, a Cinderella story about a prostitute who finds love and a good man in the course of her working life, begs a question: Why should society tell two adults that one cannot pay the other for sex?

10/2/2019