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Police Officers, Chiefs, Judges, Corrections Officers, Wardens, Local Municipalities, County Jails, Prosecutors and so forth on display for their various levels of individual corruption. Scumbags exist in all walks of life and those who serve in law enforcement are not exempt. If you have information to share you can do so by Submitting A Tip or Publishing your own news article.
Bryon Meshew has been serving as the Chief of Police for the village of Creston since January of 2011. During his tenure he has overseen the expansion of Creston's police force, helped combat prolific drug use, drug distribution &...
CLEVELAND, OH - The city of Cleveland has nearly double the homicide rate of Chicago and is one of the deadliest city’s in the United States. This article outlines decades worth of statistics, which are precise, up until present day....
The opinions and views of the nations law enforcement is as wide, vast and ever changing as the weather is in the State of Ohio. Many citizens show respect and pride for their communities police officers, after all...
Anthony Campo, the Sheffield Lake Police Chief finds himself in the hot seat once again. This article illustrates the Chiefs involvement in more than 30 questionable underground online gun sales. The sales spanned across two online forums and go...
LORAIN COUNTY, OH - Scott Moran, the Director of the Lorain County Sheriff's Office Human Trafficking Task Force has been exposed in a series of unlawful and unethical actions involving his private cell phone and abusing his position of...
An elderly woman (63 years old) who had her home essentially broken into and a gun drawn on her by the North Ridgeville Police Department has finally had enough. After a week's worth of negative remarks and belittling commentary...
Sheriff Clifford Pinkney was confirmed as the Sheriff of Cuyahoga County in April of 2015. Since taking office he has allegedly stirred racism, favoritism and engaged in a violation of anti-fraternization policy. Sheriff Pinkney also provided avenues for individuals...
CLEVELAND, OHIO - Greg Croucher, the Warden of the Cuyahoga County Jail has currently been placed in 7-14 day COVID-19 quarantine. Warden Croucher took a trip to Jamaica and was intentionally dishonest about his trip upon his return to...
ASHLAND, OHIO - On November 3, 2025, State Trooper Kevin Peshak initiated a traffic stop as part of an ongoing enforcement operation within city limits. Positioned outside a local daycare, Peshak observed a driver depart with his daughter; as...
The Elyria Municipal Court docket, which is a public database that can be found here, has been discovered making individuals social security numbers public. This sensitive information, which isn't intended for public use, is done unbeknownst to the plaintiff. In...
ASHLAND, OHIO - It all started with an Ashland resident and father of four opening the front door of his home to a solicitor on 8/13/2025. The situation deteriorated when the solicitor became combative when the man questioned his...
Cuyahoga County Jail is the second largest jail in the state of Ohio and houses more than 26,000 inmates annually. On average there is 2,200-2,300 inmates incarcerated within the jail at all times and more than 550 correction officers...
ASHLAND, OHIO - On October 15, 2025, Sergeant Eggeman and several officers of the Ashland Police Department deployed excessive use of force by holding a homeless man at gunpoint, citing erroneous reports of active felony warrants. Despite these assertions,...
ASHLAND, OHIO - The Ashland County Sheriff’s Office is facing a data loss crisis within their public database, which is shared across multiple law enforcement levels. Due to improper training and inadequate data entry protocols, the mugshot and inmate...
Ken Mills, the Cuyahoga County Regional Director of Corrections, has been exposed for cronyism, contract-steering & abuse of power. An investigation that was launched by both external and internal parties discovered that Mr. Mills had secretly opened the doors for...
The Cuyahoga County Jail has always been a gender specific facility. Meaning a male officer would supervise male inmates and a female officer would supervise female inmates. On February 4th 2018, those practices came to an end and in...
