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Training village opens at OPOTA in London

The first phase of a law enforcement training village, complete with simulators and live role players, was unveiled by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine on May 9 and is now open to officers who take courses at the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) in London. 

7/20/2017

Videos, other resources available online

At the Pickaway County Jail, inmates used to detox while behind bars, immediately relapse when they got out, and wind up back in jail.

4/24/2017

Q&A: D. Michael Sheline, assistant section chief, Ohio Attorney General’s Crime Victim Services Section

The Ohio Attorney General’s Crime Victim Services Section offers aid to victims, training for professionals who work with victims, and crime prevention programs for Ohio communities.

4/24/2017

Program shields victims’ addresses

Victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, and menacing who are trying to rebuild their lives can now start fresh and with more confidence that they can keep their address out of the public record.

4/24/2017

OPOTC votes to add renewal process for corrections, jailer, bailiff commander certificates

The Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC) voted at its January meeting to add to the requirements for certification for corrections, jailer, and bailiff basic training school commanders to bring them in line with certification changes in 2016 to peace officer basic and private security basic school commanders. 

4/24/2017
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