Maureen Kocot
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Columbus, OH, United States
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Police reveal the most frequent crimes around central Ohio suburbs
Crime Tracker 10 reached out to more than a half-dozen suburban police departments around Columbus to find out which crimes are happening most frequently and what you can do to avoid becoming a target. → Read More
Protecting your drink: Ohio BCI determines accuracy of date rape drug tests
Companies are marketing so-called 'date rape drug test kits' after women have come forward to report they believe they were drugged and then sexually assaulted. → Read More
Program could help K-9 officers lead fuller lives after duty
Ohio law enforcement officers and their K9 partners gathered in Union County Monday to give a final salute to K-9 Officer Klink who served his community until his body gave out. → Read More
Ohio honors fallen officers with ceremony
An annual memorial ceremony is honoring the nearly 800 Ohio peace officers who have died in the line of duty since 1823, including four last year. → Read More
Columbus firefighters use simulator to train for life or death situations
A Driving Simulator Lab is giving Columbus firefighters a chance to sharpen their defensive driving skills when running lights and sirens. → Read More
Columbus police say they are ready for Capital City Half Marathon
The Columbus Division of Police said it's confident the OhioHealth Capital City Half Marathon on Saturday will be a safe and fun event for an estimated crowd of 35,000 runners and spectators. → Read More
Police bicycle unit rolls into Clintonville area
A newly-formed Columbus Division of Police bicycle unit will roll out in the Clintonviile area this summer. → Read More
Rape reported by Ohio State student may have been recorded, warrant says
Ohio State University Police are investigating a report of a rape inside a residence hall. → Read More
Columbus fire says administration of Narcan on the decline
The Columbus Division of Fire said the numbers suggest one less person is experiencing a life or death crisis every single day. → Read More
Whitehall man accused of striking goose with metal object, stealing its eggs
Whitehall police filed animal cruelty charges against an 18-year-old suspected of killing a goose and stealing eggs from a nest. → Read More
Franklin County leads state in OVI arrests
CrimeTracker 10 obtained OVI crash and arrest data from the Ohio Highway Patrol for the first three months of 2019. The numbers show Franklin County leads the state for OVI arrests. → Read More
Troopers disregard risk of gunman to save shooting victim in Mansfield
Two Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers were conducting a suspected OVI traffic stop in Mansfield when gunshots rang out at a nearby bar. → Read More
Upcoming Columbus hydrant flushing could discolor tap water, fire department warns
The Columbus Division of Fire will soon begin the arduous task of flushing thousands of hydrants. → Read More
Rhoden family murder suspect Jake Wagner faces judge wearing stun vest
One of four family members accused of murdering eight people in Pike County in April of 2016 faced a judge Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Police bicycle patrols coming to Clintonville
Some police officers are trading in their cruisers for bicycles in an effort to provide more protection on bike trails and create an opportunity to meet people and listen to their safety concerns. → Read More
Gahanna police could face layoffs if income tax hike doesn't pass
In May, voters in Gahanna will be asked to consider an income tax increase. → Read More
Program builds trust between Columbus police and teens
The Teens and Police Service Academy, or T.A.P.S. is working to build positive relationships between police officers and Columbus students grades sixth through eighth. → Read More
Program builds trust between police and teens
The Teens and Police Service Academy, or T.A.P.S. is working to build positive relationships between police officers and Columbus students grades sixth through eighth. → Read More
Columbus teen accused of hacking teacher's work account, making hit list
Columbus City Schools said a student at Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys used a teacher's credentials to access a student information system on Friday. → Read More
Riding the rapids: ODNR trains for swift water rescues
Ohio Department of Natural Resource officers spent most of the week training for swift water rescue missions. → Read More