Details on what features the training facility might have are still under discussion, said Andy Wilson, the state's public safety director. He also will ask state lawmakers to "explore" permanent funding for the facility so departments of all sizes could use it at no cost, noting smaller police departments may not have the resources needed to cover this kind of training. Mike DeWine said the recent events in Circleville "should be a lesson, a wake-up call to everyone, that police training in the state of Ohio is not equal." The governor told reporters Tuesday that he will propose the state build a "scenario-based training facility" as part of the upcoming capital budget. The move is standard procedure in cases where use of force is investigated, Baer said, adding that there would be no further comments until the town's civilian Use of Force Review Board completes its investigation. Officer Ryan Speakman was placed on paid administrative leave, Circleville Police Chief G.
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CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (AP) - An Ohio officer was put on leave while he's investigated for releasing his police dog on a surrendering truck driver even after state troopers told the officer to hold the dog back. The 23-year-old truck driver, Jadarrius Rose, was treated at a hospital for dog bites. Troopers said the semitruck was missing a mudflap and failed to halt for an inspection. Speakman deployed his police dog after a lengthy pursuit on July 4 that involved troopers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The move is standard procedure in cases where use of force is investigated. The Circleville police chief said Officer Ryan Speakman was placed on paid administrative leave. Online condolences at kader-neff.Ohio officer put on paid leave amid probe into police dog attack on surrendering truck driver By PATRICK ORSAGOS and BRUCE SHIPKOWSKI Associated Press CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (AP) - An Ohio police officer has been put on leave while he's investigated for releasing his police dog on a surrendering truck driver, even after state troopers told the officer to hold the dog back. Singer-Kader-Neff Funeral Home has charge of the arrangements. Friends and family will be received starting at 10 a.m. She will be missed beyond words.Ī Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, July 22, at the Flemington First Church of Christ, Canal Street, Mill Hall. She was an avid Grange Fair camper with her sister for many years. Shirley loved spending time with her family and sewing with her sister. Prior to that she was the first female Deputy Sheriff in Clinton County. She worked for almost 30 years as a legal secretary for the Miller, Kistler and Campbell Law Firm in State College. She was a beautiful quilter and was a member of the Clinton Piecemakers Quilting Guild. She was a member of the Prayer Shawl Group in Mill Hall. Shirley was an active member of the Liberty Baptist Church in Blanchard, serving as Deacon, teaching Women’s Bible Study, singing in the choir, leading the Ladies Crafters, the church’s prayer group after services and the Ladies Missionary Circle. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Kyle Gaines, and her beloved beagles, Buck and Max. (Kim) a step-brother, Ted Hunter (Nancy) and nieces and nephews, James Bottorf, Jr., Katy Bottorf Albert, Shane Reeder, Leonard Weber III, Megan Weber, Greg Hunter and Kim Laird. Shirley is also survived by a sister, Brenda Weber Bottorf (Jim) a brother, Leonard Weber, Jr. She is survived by one son, Brad Gaines (Jaimi) as well as grandchildren, Gage and Hunter Gaines and Kyle Brown and great-grandchildren, Brayden Furry, Tyson Brown, Wyatt Gaines and Baylee Brown. Shirley married Milford (Joe) Gaines, Jr. She was the daughter of the late Annabelle Young Conklin and the late Leonard Weber, Sr. Shirley was born in Lock Haven on June 4, 1951. Shirley Jean Weber Gaines, 72, of Howard, passed away on July 8, 2023.
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