Lacey Crisp is a Reporter at WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on crime and justice, including juvenile justice, cybersecurity, and public security issues. Lacey's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including THV11, WKYC Channel 3, and WTOL 11.
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The facility includes four pull-through apparatus bays, living quarters, office space for fire prevention staff, fitness facilities and dedicated training areas.
Timothy Fuller is scheduled to be arraigned in court Thursday morning.
By: Lacey Crisp
This decision comes after the DOJ filed a motion May 26 asking the court to require Tres Genco to live more than 2 miles from any Ohio college or university.
In 2021, then-Franklin County Prosecutor Gary Tyack appointed attorneys Tim Merkle and Gary Shroyer as special prosecutors.
By: Lacey Crisp
Officials say 32-year-old Phillip Vanscoy was arrested after the Marion County Sheriff's Office received a tip from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
A Columbus police spokesperson confirmed Timothy Fuller resigned from his role as an officer on July 6.
By: Lacey Crisp
The Next Gen Safety Initiative focuses on a small group of young people police said are responsible for a disproportionate number of crimes.
By: Lacey Crisp
Columbus police said the Flock license plate reader system has been an effective investigative tool, helping officers arrest 60% of homicide suspects last year.
At least seven Columbus fire stations, along with the Fire Alarm Office, are experiencing air conditioning failures. Two additional stations are being evaluated.
The graduation certifies Allison Meade and Ember with the state of Ohio as an ignitable liquid detection team, allowing the pair to officially enter service.
