Attorneys for three Delaware County Sheriff’s deputies Tuesday began arguing a motion to dismiss charges that accuse the law enforcement officers of illegally using a police database that provides background on individuals.
With just under a week until Delaware County voters cast their ballots to decide two county commissioner races, two candidates have opened commanding leads in at least one important metric.
Former Delaware County Sheriff Al Myers’ quest to become a Delaware County commissioner may have hit a speed bump yesterday with the introduction of legislation by State Sen. Kris Jordan (R-Powell) that would prevent former public officials convicted of certain ethics violations from holding public office until all conditions of their sentence have been fulfilled.
The Delaware Tactical Unit is down eight officers, but is still operating normally, according to Delaware County Sheriff Walter L. Davis III.
More than a dozen juveniles face charges after Delaware County Sheriff’s deputies found them using a vacant home to consume alcohol.
The state of Ohio has just a handful of certified drug recognition experts and the Delaware County Sheriff’s Department now has its very own in the form of Det. Chuck Gannon Jr.
The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office is warning local residents to avoid making donations to the United States Deputy Sheriff’s Association after it was recently discovered that the organization is under investigation in Virginia for illegally soliciting money through the mail.
The 2011 holiday season featured a marked drop in drunken driving arrests in the City of Delaware, while the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office had an even busier season taking impaired drivers off of the road.