“It’s kind of an all hazards program, to give them a view of things we can consider, what can we improve upon. Then we give them the knowledge and resources for these plans to be better secure and make it safer,” said John Davis, a Centerville police officer who also serves as vice president of the Ohio Crime Prevention Association.
Credit: JEFFERY BROWN / STAFF
Credit: JEFFERY BROWN / STAFF
The seminar focused on all kinds of crimes, from an active-shooter situation to burglaries and break-ins.
Got a tip? Call our 24-hour monitored line, 937-259-2237, or send it to newsdesk@cmgohio.com
In Other News
1
Centerville puts smaller school levy on March ballot after November...
2
Police: Centerville man missing since Sept. 27 found safe
3
Centerville moves forward to create outdoor drinking area
4
Washington-Centerville Public Library to drop most overdue fines
5
Centerville man recognized for confronting suspect, helping teen in...
About the Author