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Grant to pay for study to streamline SAK process

Bowling Green State University (BGSU) and the Ohio Attorney General’s Office have been awarded a grant of almost $440,000 to identify ways to streamline the analytical process of testing Sexual Assault Kits (SAKs).

9/26/2016

BCI processes kit swiftly to pinpoint suspect

The laboratory team at the Ohio Attorney General’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) in Richfield acted quickly to help law enforcement identify a suspect in a recent abduction and rape in Canton.

9/26/2016

Attorney General awards more than $1.4 million to rape crisis centers

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced in July that his office has awarded 29 Ohio rape crisis centers with a total of more than $1.4 million in grant funding.

9/26/2016

A letter from the Attorney General:

Each month, new progress is being made by my office’s Sexual Assault Kit (SAK) Testing Initiative. As of Aug. 1, 294 law enforcement agencies had submitted 13,908 kits to be tested as part of the initiative. Forensic scientists with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) completed testing on a total of 11,472 kits, resulting in 4,129 hits in the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS).

9/26/2016

‘Safe Neighborhoods’ seeks to end culture of violence

On a Thursday afternoon, seven men sat quietly in the jury box of a Butler County courtroom listening to testimony about the suffering caused by gun violence. They weren’t part of a jury, though, in fact, they were called to the court by their parole officers to listen to a warning about the perils of criminal life.

9/26/2016

‘Black Hawk Down’ leader to offer message of support

Col. Danny McKnight, who has been sharing lessons on life and leadership since his retirement from the Army in 2002, will be a featured speaker at the Ohio Attorney General’s 2016 Law Enforcement Conference. 

9/26/2016

Trace evidence: When small clues add up

Mud is enough to sink some criminals. 

8/23/2016

Toys, books donated to advocacy centers

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and a group of volunteers filled boxes with stuffed animals, books, and journals to be given to abused children who seek services from the Ohio Network of Children's Advocacy Centers. 

8/23/2016

Safety stressed for National Missing Children’s Day

Families gathered May 21 in Reynoldsburg to observe National Missing Children’s Day at an event sponsored by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office and the Reynoldsburg Youth Human Trafficking Coalition.

8/23/2016

Q&A: Valoria Hoover, chief of the Ohio Attorney General’s Environmental Enforcement Section

The section investigates and prosecutes those who violate Ohio's environmental laws and represents state agencies that protect Ohioans and their environment and natural resources.

8/23/2016
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