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Dayton Daily News reporter covering government and economic development for @daytondailynews Follow me @ Facebook.com/CoryFrolikDDN
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FOP president: Dayton officers cleared of criminal theft allegations had careers put on hold

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By Cornelius Frolik Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
A state investigation into a Dayton police officer’s allegations that some of his fellow officers removed property from search warrant scenes and did not log the items into evidence has concluded with no criminal charges, and the officers in question have been returned to regular, non-restricted duties.
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Prosecutor: ‘No smoking gun’ in case of Dayton police officers accused of theft, coverup

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By Cornelius Frolik Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Butler County Prosecutor Mike Gmoser sits during a pretrial hearing for Gurpreet Singh, accused of a 2019 quadruple homicide on Nov. 1, 2022, in Butler County Common Pleas Court in Hamilton. Singh’s first trial was held last month but the jury was unable to reach a verdict.
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See why the MetroParks changed its policy on its automated license plate reader database

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By Cornelius Frolik Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Five Rivers MetroParks has stopped allowing outside agencies to search its automated license plate reader database for immigration-related reasons after a Dayton Daily News investigation exposed that other local jurisdictions were allowing this to happen. External agencies searched MetroParks’ ALPR network more than 460 times for stated immigration purposes in the first five months of this year, according to this news outlet’s analysis of the park system’s Flock audit records.
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