Ohio legislators are reigniting a push to ban police ticket quotas in hopes of focusing on more significant issues and building stronger trust between the public and law enforcement. Half of US states ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ohio police agencies are forbidden from issuing ticket or arrest quotas under a new law that went into effect Sept. 30. The new ...

Ohio police departments will no longer be able to require a minimum number of tickets. Toward the end of each month, you may hear people who are pulled over complain about police officers needing to ...

For generations, Ohioans have bemoaned police agencies that heavily focus on traffic enforcement.Some departments even require their officers to make a certain number of citations or arrests each ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio. (WKRC) – Ohio lawmakers plan to reintroduce a bipartisan bill that would prohibit ticket and arrest quotas for police officers. A similar bill was introduced in 2024, but failed to ...

Ohio isn't really known as a place where good things happen, but as the saying goes, "a broken clock is right twice a day." With news that lawmakers in the state want to ban police departments from ...

CLEVELAND — On Wednesday, the Ohio House of Representatives voted unanimously to pass House Bill 131, a piece of legislation that would ban law enforcement agencies from making or enforcing arrest and ...

Got your quota yet?” It was a jab I heard often (as police officer) at the roadside. Some days I really wanted to respond, ...

In 2018, the Utah Legislature passed a bill saying police agencies should not set ticket or arrest quotas for their peace officers. But even after the bill was signed into law, Sen. Todd Weiler, ...