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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.
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 - 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...
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 &...
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...
Summit County, Ohio - Task Force Commanders throughout Ohio and surrounding states continue to note methamphetamine trafficking and usage. Targeting precursor chemicals used to manufacture meth has shown to reduce meth sites not only in Summit County but throughout...
In Sheffield Lake, Ohio, citizens and would be passerby's can expect to get jolted when they get pulled over. According to the towns police Chief, Anthony Campo, the police department has no issue with unholstering their weapons, fairly regularly...
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...
CLEVELAND, OH - Desiree Cogar, a corrections officer for the Cuyahoga County Jail has been linked to numerous inmates with lengthy rap sheet's. The purpose of her connection with these felon's is to accrue additional wealth and profit via...
The Cuyahoga County Jail is imploding and an all out internal war between the correction officers and upper level members of management is taking place. This article features a collection of internally leaked documents that have been submitted to...
Update 12/30/2017: Lori Pinero of the Lorain County Task Force has been found (once again) issuing threats in an effort to silence our submitters. Those attempts have been documented and added to this article for the viewers information.
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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...
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...
A 24 year old pregnant woman, Amber D. Horvath, of Lorain Ohio, was sentenced to serve 30 days in the Lorain County Jail today. Her sentence, which stemmed from a paraphernalia charge in January of 2017, was a misdemeanor...
ELYRIA, OHIO - The administration and oversight of the Lorain County Jail has reached a critical point of failure. By intentionally allowing the facility to fall into severe disrepair, officials are now leveraging the building’s dilapidation to justify a...
The city of Parma and it's residents have a tough road ahead of them, literally. Home values have declined by more than 20% since 2007, businesses are leaving, stores are closing, drugs & crime are running rampant & the...
In 2012 a 15 year old girl named Bryanna (name changed to protect her true identity) was enrolled at the North Ridgeville High School. Bryanna had good grades, didn't use drugs and was focused on graduating from her school...
