A familial DNA test rarely used in Ohio led to the arrest of Samuel W. Legg III, a former truck driver suspected of killing at least three women decades ago — and maybe his stepdaughter.
The Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission would be the last crime-fighting group to crow about the many wins it has helped engineer through its 33-year history.
I don’t pretend to know what it’s like to be the victim of a violent crime, or what it’s like to have a family member experience such a violation.
As attorney general, Dave Yost is emphasizing the fight against human trafficking, and he is turning up the pressure.
Aswad Thomas, who is booked to speak at the Two Days in May Conference on Victims Assistance, tells a story about two young men of color who come from the same poor neighborhood. One is Thomas himself.
The new assistant superintendent of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation knows what local police need.
As the new executive director of the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy, Jeffrey Scott said he welcomes suggestions for improvement from the staff and others.
On May 2, four Ohio officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in 2018 were honored at the 32nd annual Ohio Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony.
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Some facts and figures from the 2018 Annual Report on Capital Crimes, recently completed by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office: