Law Enforcement Leaders Urge Legislators to Pass Public-safety Bills
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson and other law enforcement leaders recently called on state legislators to approve a series of public-safety bills before the 136th General Assembly concludes its work.
"These commonsense reforms will strengthen law enforcement's ability to keep our communities safe," said Wilson. "The bills address emerging threats, hold criminals accountable and provide greater protections for vulnerable Ohioans. We urge lawmakers to pass these bills before the end of the year."
In a letter to state lawmakers, Wilson joined representatives of the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Buckeye State Sheriffs’ Association and the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police in outlining these legislative priorities.
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