Ohio Cop 3.9

This version of the product offers a substantial increase in content, with a total of 1,611 pages. This is 162 pages more than the previous version.

It provides a wide range of resources that would be useful for any street officer:

• A cheat sheet with information on various traffic offenses, OVI (Operating a Vehicle Impaired), drug possession, drug trafficking, drug manufacturing, prescription drugs, tobacco and liquor laws, CCW (Carrying a Concealed Weapon) permit holder violations and reciprocity agreements, statute of limitations, Castle Doctrine, and ORC (Ohio Revised Code) definitions such as deadly weapon and offense of violence.
• Accident investigation formulas, brake efficiency information, ORC charges, OH1 narrative templates, and a calculator for determining speed based on different tire sizes.
• A county number listing and information on states that require front license plates.
• Details on CMV (Commercial Motor Vehicle) out-of-service orders and company snapshot.
• Spanish for law enforcement with a text translator for other languages.
• Instructions for LiDAR (Laser Imaging Detection And Ranging) tests and Warrant PUR (Public Use Records) guidelines.
• Tools such as a pill identifier, DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) drug schedule and chemical list, photos of commonly abused prescription drugs, and NADDI (National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators) pharmaceutical drugs of abuse pamphlets.
• Tutorials on OVI SFST (Standardized Field Sobriety Tests) and new CPR techniques.
• A case law resource covering topics such as probable cause for search and arrest, reasonable suspicion, abandoned property, administrative search, community care taking, consent search, corrections procedures, disorderly conduct arrests, exculpatory evidence, exigent circumstances, expectation of privacy, good faith doctrine, hot pursuit, ignorance of law, incident to arrest search, international border searches, internal investigations, K-9 sniffs, Miranda rights, plain view doctrine, probationer searches, public authority defense, school searches, stop and frisk, suspect line-up, thermal camera usage, traffic stops protocols (including pre-textual stops and passenger rights), trash and garbage searches, use of force guidelines, vehicle pursuits, and warrant execution.
• Information on various liquor permit types, a list of active permits by county, and permit violations by county. It also includes details on the last 500 cancelled permits.
• RSS feeds from reputable sources such as American Police Beat, Officer.com, PoliceOne.com for news updates.
• RSS feeds providing legal updates from American Police Beat, AELE (Americans for Effective Law Enforcement), Public Agency Training Council, and the U.S. Supreme Court.
• Training articles covering topics like detecting concealed weapons, pluralistic ignorance, interview and interrogation techniques, rookie drug interdiction mistakes, Drug Recognition Expert training, and OVI SFST video tutorials.
• A directory listing all OPOTC (Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission) reported municipal police and county sheriff agencies, coroners offices, drug task forces, federal agencies, institutions, OSP (Ohio State Police) posts, prosecutors' offices, and state agencies.
• Cheat sheets for iBooks featuring traffic code information, criminal code details, CCW regulations, drug trafficking and possession guidelines, OVI laws, and money laundering information.
• The ability to capture a photo with a date/time stamp and GPS location/address displayed in the photo's top margin for evidential purposes. The photos can be stored and organized using a folder system and can be emailed, MMS messaged, or deleted.
• Report narrative templates with crime-specific questions to guide the reporting process in the early stages.
• An integrated work calendar to help officers maintain their rotating work schedule.