Officers involved in the October shootout with Emerson Jeffrey took the stand Tuesday as testimony continued in his trial.
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An Allen County jury will decide the fate of a man accused of opening fire on Lima police during a traffic stop.
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A Grand Lake Task Force investigation led to a traffic stop in Auglaize County on Thursday night, resulting in a large drug seizure and one arrest.
Recent updates to Ohio’s distracted driving laws have further expanded what may qualify as impaired operation. Texting while driving, using an electronic device, consuming drugs before or while driving, and even activities such as eating or applying makeup behind the wheel can result in citations.
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Chief Hile requested that BCI conduct an external investigation into the Oct. 31 shooting, which injured Lima Police Officer Bryce Metz and suspect Emerson Jeffrey.
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The man suspected of injuring a Lima police officer in a Halloween shootout is now back in Allen County.
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A man is back in custody after allegedly being found with drugs and several guns in his vehicle and home.
Jesse Woods, 45 of Troy, Ohio was arrested and charged with possession of meth after a traffic stop Sunday night.
A Toledo woman has been arrested after she led officers on a high-speed chase after she allegedly stole items from a Findlay store. 30-year-old Angelica Delao is in the Hancock Justice Center on the charges of theft and fleeing and eluding. Findlay police are also requesting an additional charge of felonious assault of a police officer.
Press Release from the Office of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost: (COLUMBUS, Ohio) — Law enforcement task forces organized under the Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission (OOCIC) confiscated more than $92 million in illegal drugs in 2024, along with 560 firearms and $4.7 million in currency, Ohio Attorney General Yost announced today. “The number of illegal drugs and weapons taken off our streets this year is impressive thanks to our drug task forces, but the true measure of their success is the countless lives spared from overdoses and addiction,” Yost said. “I’m grateful to every sheriff and police chief, along with our federal partners, who fuel our efforts to thwart drug trafficking.” Under AG Yost’s leadership, OOCIC task forces have seized more than 288,000 prescription pills, 1,154 pounds of fentanyl, 1,994 pounds of cocaine and 2,334 firearms since 2019.