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Acts of heroism happen all the time in big cities and small communities alike. Officers with departments of all sizes rise to the occasion on a daily basis to ensure the health and welfare of the civilians they serve.
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The Richmond Heights (OH) Police Department—which has been without a K-9 since 2013—has launched a fundraising campaign aimed at garnering the requisite $60,000 necessary to acquire, train, and keep a new dog.
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K-9 Aiko was partnered with Sergeant Ennemoser for eight years. As a team they were deployed 472 times which included 299 narcotics calls, 54 building searches, and made 62 tracks.
Read More →An officer with the Cleveland Heights (OH) Police Department is being hailed for his quick response to a house fire in which a six-year-old boy was trapped inside.
Read More →Officers with the Akron (OH) Police Department are searching for a suspect who stole a front-end loader from a construction site and drove it through a nearby house.
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The Kent (OH) Police Department posted on its Facebook page praise for one of its officers for resisting the temptation to accept a "bribe" of delicious Girl Scout Cookies.
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An officer with the Vermillion (OH) Police Department made his final radio call Monday morning and in his prepared remarks "handed the family torch over to Unit 450," his son.
Read More →An officer with the Cincinnati Police Department was struck by a vehicle and injured when she stopped on an interstate to investigate a man walking on the highway who appeared to be intoxicated.
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An officer with the Madeira Police Department recently rescued a fawn from an in-ground swimming pool and reunited the little creature with its mother.
Read More →The Ohio State Senate on Thursday pulled language from a proposed budget that would allow for treatment of PTSD to be included for first responders' workers' compensation package.
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