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12/11/2026 07:30

Ohio bill would criminalize dissemination of police officers' private information online

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A recently introduced Ohio bill aims to make it a felony to disseminate police officers’ personal information online with malicious intent.  On Oct. 28, Rep. Gayle Manning (R-Avon) introduced House Bill 1033, which would prohibit people from electronically publishing or posting police officers’ personal information on a public forum with the [...]
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