June 2, 2012, Port Clinton News Herald
By Jessica Alaimo
CentralOhio.com
If a police officer goes missing, or if one has been injured with a suspect at large, Ohio now has a tool to alert the public.
It's called a Blue Alert, and after a test showed no issues with it Friday, it is now live.
Managed
by the Ohio Department of Public Safety and the Ohio Amber Alert
Steering Committee, it works like this: Once an officer is missing or
injured, public safety officials enter the details into the Law
Enforcement Agencies Data System.
Read more in the Port Clinton News Herald.
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