Over 500 felony arrests made through Ohio’s state-supported crime reduction efforts in 2025

Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has announced that more than 500 felony arrests were made in 2025 as part of the state’s targeted effort to reduce violent crime across communities. The milestone, shared by Governor DeWine on behalf of the Ohio Department of Public Safety, highlights the impact of the Violent Crime Reduction Initiative, a statewide effort focused on reducing violence through data-driven operations, enhanced interagency support, and the strategic targeting of repeat offenders.

Targeting the Most Dangerous Offenders

“The progress Ohio has seen this year is a direct reflection of the dedication of our law enforcement professionals and the effective use of state resources,” said Governor DeWine. “By strategically focusing on high-crime areas and repeat violent offenders, we are systematically ending the cycles of violence that threaten our communities.”…

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