Four civil rights complaints and at least two labor grievances have been filed against Delaware County Sheriff Walter L. Davis in recent weeks, and a union representative expects more issues to come.
Two men who allegedly broke through a Powell business’s concrete wall and took a box of cash pleaded not guilty Friday in Delaware County Common Pleas Court.
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.
A Galena man is in stable condition at Grant Medical Center after allegedly being shot by his wife early Monday.
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.
The three Delaware County Sheriff’s deputies facing felony charges are at least temporarily out of work, Sheriff Walter L. Davis said Monday. Speaking to reporters, Davis said he has placed Lyle A. Chasse, James F. Cuccarese II and Robert E. Curren on indefinite unpaid administrative leave from their $28.34-an-hour jobs. He informed the deputies of his decision in individual meetings Monday morning.