Corrections Division News Today

Going. Marty is over at first warning weather. Lets take a look at the numbers. With we still got a ray rice going. 27 degrees on tv hill. And that is going to be 21 degrees colder than this time yesterday. By lunch i only get choked up when im freezing to death. 42 degrees at lunch is pretty much going to be your daytime high. 37 degrees this evening. The next over night back into the low to mid 20s. It remains cold. A change is coming our way. God news from first warning weather coming up shor...

From here, one of the pastors thats making his way over there, he anticipated we would have a few hundred folks gather there, in fact, on the drive from the airport a few hours ago, they had a billboard up advertising this vigil and let us bring you up to speed now only the investigation, but lets start with victims we can tell you within the last few minutes. We have learned that michael krol, the only dallas officer, Police Officer whose been identified so far, weve learned his age, he is, he ...

Officials believe this new technology saved many lives.

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A Gonzales man was arrested Tuesday on accusations he molested a child over a period of more than six years that began when the girl was 5 years old, authorities

A Volusia County corrections officer was arrested Wednesday afternoon on a handful of felony and misdemeanor charges including sexual misconduct and introducing contraband into a detention facility, according to a spokesperson for the county.

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The deputy had been with the Preble County Sheriff's Office about 18 months when he was killed in December 2023 while pursuing a speeding motorist.

Nine Ohio peace officers who died in the line of duty over the last several years were honored in a tribute on Thursday.

Joined by members of the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission and law enforcement officers from across the state, Attorney General Dave Yost gathered this week with the families of nine Ohio peace officers who died in the line of duty in recent years to honor the officers and others lost before them.