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Cleveland Department of Public Safety is hundreds of staff below budget in police, fire and EMS. In a bid to address slow hiring among Cleveland police, EMS and fire departments, the public safety department plans to transform an abandoned public high school building into a training facility. Public Safety Director Karrie Howard told city council members Wednesday the plan, as envisioned, could lead to training as many as 150 new police officers at a time. “And that’s just bodies-in-the-seats, classroom sessions,” Howard said. “That doesn’t include the firearms simulation training, the stage role playing training, the hand-to-hand training. We would be able to double, and in some cases possibly triple, some of the class sizes we have.” ....
There were 950 guns confiscated by the Cleveland Division of Police in all of 2020. Author: Dave Dino DeNatale Updated: 9:45 PM EDT July 7, 2021 CLEVELAND On Wednesday, Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson, Police Chief Calvin Williams, and Public Safety Director Karrie Howard outlined the city s ongoing efforts to combat violent crime in the city. The briefing came following another violent holiday weekend in Cleveland, however, Jackson and Williams did report some good news. As of the end of June, the Cleveland Division of Police has confiscated between 1,600 and 1,700 guns. There were 950 guns confiscated in all of 2020. However, there have been 88 homicides in the city this year, compared to 63 at this time in 2020. Williams noted that the number of violent crimes involving guns is up 47%. ....