Criminal justice professionals gathered in Dayton for a three-day Law Enforcement Training Symposium organized by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy.
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson spoke at the event, emphasizing the importance of officer training and public community relationships.
The annual symposium brings together peace officers, prosecutors and judges from across the state to discuss daily operational challenges and strategies for professional development.
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This year marks the first time the symposium has been held in Dayton. Attendees can participate in hourly training sessions led by law enforcement professionals, covering topics such as the Bureau of Criminal Investigation’s approach to investigating digital currency fraud. Additionally, the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office participated by bringing its crisis K9, Legend, to demonstrate crisis response training…