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An employee of
Packrat Comics, 3864 Lattimer St., reported to the Hilliard Division of Police that a comic book worth $1,000 was stolen between 7:55 and 8 p.m. May 28.
The title of the Marvel Comics publication is “Journey into Mystery” Issue 112 CGC 7.0, according to the police report.
The comic book was published in 1965, and the Journey into Mystery series introduced the characters Thor and the Incredible Hulk, said William Colegrove, manager of Packrat Comics.
Issue 112 introduced Loki, a Norse god, Colegrove said.
A new Disney+ streaming series will begin this year based on the character.
Colegrove said he did not recognize the man who swiped the comic book.
Worthington City Council approves $135,000 for body-worn police cameras
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The Worthington Division of Police is expected to join multiple police agencies around central Ohio that are using body-worn cameras after an appropriation by Worthington City Council.
“We’ve had an extensive amount of time spent . in which the council was educated on what body cameras were about, how law enforcement uses them, what are the values, what are the trends and what are the safeguards that have to be in place,” council President Bonnie Michael said. “And after having a thorough discussion, I think the council felt comfortable enough to go forward with the appropriation.”
Drone first responder: Hilliard police working with prototype game-changer
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The Hilliard Division of Police is testing a prototype drone first responder being developed by Hilliard-based Converge Technologies in a collaboration that is a game-changer in every response,” Deputy Chief Eric Grile said.
Hilliard police have been using drones since 2019, but they are deployed only after officers arrive at a scene. They also have limited applications because the Federal Aviation Administration requires drones to be visible at all times to operators or to a human in radio contact with an operator.
The goal is to do incremental testing to improve the capabilities of drone first responders, earn FAA certificates of authorization after each test and to eventually achieve the ability to operate DFRs using electronic visual lines of sight, Grile said.
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