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'Because of the nature of law enforcement, when there's a physical piece of paper, it was often misplaced.' 'It takes off a great burden for our law enforcement in carrying papers back and forth,' Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge Linda R.

The system has saved time resulting in a safer community, Mugrage added. The program is being piloted in a Meigs County, which used to just use paper, not an online system. 'This is something that would normally take days or even weeks.' 'The warrant was served, returned and docketed within a matter of hours,' Meigs County Clerk Sammi Mugrage said.

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The eWarrants system is free for courts and law enforcement and streamlines the process of uploading warrants and protection orders, plus it allows any other agencies to get access to data almost instantly from around the state. This could also apply to the individuals whose warrants haven't been uploaded to the current system yet, like the case of the man with the boxcutter. 'That person who's selling them a gun has absolutely no idea that they are not allowed to own a gun or not allowed to have a gun sold to them,' DeWine said. The system is meant to safeguard against someone from out of state who has an outstanding warrant and a felony who then comes to Ohio to purchase a gun. 'It's critical information that a gun store owner might need to make sure that they don't sell a gun to somebody who lacks the legal ability to own one.' 'This is critical information that a law enforcement official might need to apprehend a criminal,' Husted added. Jon Husted said a new warrant system would prevent the double-carjacking from happening again. 'Ohio law does not require warrants and protection orders to be entered into the state and federal background system,' DeWine said at his press conference.ДeWine and Lt. There hasn't been a central database for warrants here in Ohio until Wednesday. вЂ‹The man had numerous other warrants in other counties, but law enforcement said they didn't know because it wasn't entered into their database. In another investigation, News 5 found an issue with the uploading of warrants.ДЄ man who was arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle in 2018 was released on bond, when, police say, he promptly carjacked a woman with a boxcutter.

Now, the new policy changes hope to help catch violent offenders sooner and close gaps in service. RELATED: Cleveland Police change warrant policy for violent felons following News 5 documentary When they did, there was no search warrant in hand and they walked away.

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The investigators tracked down a serial domestic abuse suspect, but when they called the police, officers didn't show up for three and a half hours. Back in 2019, News 5 aired the half-hour special 'The System: A Call for Help.' Within days, Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams announced an internal investigation about the domestic violence case that the team followed for a year. This isn't the first time warrant policy has changed in the past few years.ДЄ 5 On Your Side Investigative documentary has led to changes in Cleveland Police policy. We're here for you, and we're here because of youвЂ‹.COLUMBUS, OhioВ -В A new state database, which was announced during a press conference Wednesday morning, is expected to simplify background checks and accelerate the process to file protection orders and warrants. This special coverage is made possible thanks to the support of our members. Visit ideastream's coronavirus coverage page for the latest. As the pandemic continues, ideastream will share live briefings from DeWine online.Дuring these trying times, ideastream is dedicated to keeping you, the Northeast Ohio community, informed by providing trusted, up-to-date information that you need to know, as it happens.ДЇrom special coverage of briefings by the president and governor to information about health resources and opportunities to ask questions of local and national health experts, ideastream is committed to providing you with all the information you need to know about COVID-19, as it happens. Our priority is to provide trustworthy, up-to-date coverage that Northeast Ohioans can rely on, includingВ stories that followВ up on the daily press conference.

DEWINE PRESS CONFERENCE UPDATE

Gov.В Mike DeWine and other state officials will provide their latest update on the COVID-19 pandemicВ for May 17, 2021.В The press conference is scheduled for 2:00В p.m.

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