Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson

This Veterans Day, we pause to honor the heroes who have served our nation with courage and dedication. Thank you to all veterans for your service and sacrifice.

AG Wilson and other law enforcement leaders today called on state legislators to approve a series of public-safety bills before the 136th General Assembly concludes its work. Details: bit.ly/48b9G3m

@COSI and AG Wilson today announced a $5 million grant to create Signals of Hope, a new exhibit and statewide traveling experience exploring the science of prevention, healthy choices and recovery.

An 18-year-old from Jackson County has been committed to a juvenile correctional facility until age 21 for a crash last year that killed an off-duty Wellston police officer and injured another, AG Wilson announced today. Details: bit.ly/4emUTpK

AG Wilson joined the Bridgeport Police Department on Thursday for an operation targeting sex offenders who prey on children. We’re grateful for these dedicated public servants and their commitment to protecting children and their community. Bridgeport is fortunate to have them.

Scientists in BCI’s DNA Unit use modern forensic technology to analyze bodily fluids and cellular material left at crime scenes. Ultimately, the forensic scientists work to identify the sources of resulting DNA profiles by comparing them with DNA obtained from known individuals.

An Oklahoma man was found guilty today of aggravated murder in the 2021 killings of a Belmont County couple, AG Wilson and Belmont County Prosecutor Kevin Flanagan announced. Details: bit.ly/4sJD1LE

The Construction Litigation Group Forum was held today at the Rhodes Tower. The event provides valuable resources and information on a variety of topics affecting construction projects, including capital planning and recent updates to public construction law.

AG Wilson today issued the following statement regarding the election of John Kulewicz, who will serve as Ohio’s 53rd attorney general. Read the full statement here: bit.ly/4sOvNpO

AG Wilson issued the following statement regarding an overnight house fire in Broadview Heights that killed a North Royalton firefighter and injured another. Read the full statement here: bit.ly/4sFoikU

It's Election Day! The polls are open until 7:30 pm. Your #VOTE matters!

AG Wilson issued the following statement regarding the reported assaults of Cincinnati police officers over the weekend:

Ohio school leaders can now apply for a share of $9.01 million in grants for safety-related projects for the 2027-28 academic year, AG Wilson announced today. Details: bit.ly/4jUXNFH

A Cleveland-area man was sentenced today to nine years in prison for stealing more than $100,000 in merchandise from farm-supply stores in 10 counties, AG Wilson announced. Details: bit.ly/4iALLiA

Our office has sued Turf Trimmers and Drain My Yard, two Northeast Ohio lawn maintenance companies owned by Robert Aber. Consumers reported paying the companies to install yard drainage systems, but the work was never started. Think you may be a victim? Contact us.

Congratulations to Alan Paul, Brittany Eubanks and Tyler Kraner on being sworn in as Special Agents with BCI.

Agents from the Northeast Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force arrested 12 men during an undercover operation this week for allegedly trying to buy sex, AG Wilson announced today. Details: bit.ly/4BBk8OT

AG Wilson's office secured a court order transferring ownership of a historic African American cemetery in Springcreek Township to a nonprofit that plans to restore and preserve the long-neglected site. Details: bit.ly/4igEG6o

AG Wilson today joined a coalition of 36 attorneys general in announcing an agreement requiring General Motors to pay $220 million over allegations that it illegally sold consumers’ driving behavior and location data to third parties. Details: bit.ly/3WyccOn

The Crime Scene Unit assists local law enforcement agencies in felony investigations by processing crime scenes for physical evidence and providing expert forensic testimony in court.