Ohio AG asks for ideas on law enforcement reform

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is asking Ohioans for their ideas on law enforcement reforms in a new Facebook page, Be Heard by the AG, started by his office.

“Give us your ideas,” he said. “Tell us your story. Help us think about how we should better serve you, your neighbors, your community.”

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The Facebook page was created to serve as an open forum for people to share their ideas, experiences and opinions on law enforcement policy.

“This is your page, to talk to me about law enforcement,” Yost said. “Our office sets requirements for police training, and I want your ideas. None of us can change the world all by ourselves – but we can change the piece of it we’re standing on.”

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