MIKEY-BOY DEWINE, a former U.S. Senator, has some blemishes on his tenure as attorney general. Last year, a Cincinnati Enquirer investigation revealed the Republican incumbent’s office launched a facial recognition system without informing the public and without first reviewing security rules for the software. More than 26,000 police and court employees were able to scan driver’s license photos and police mug shots to identify crime suspects. The office started making changes in security and access, but many of those were slow to take effect. STATE. SEN. DAVID PEPPER HAS BEEN ENDORSED BY THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE Now, DeWine faces pay-to-play accusations because some firms he chose for collections contracts made recent donations to his campaign and that of the Ohio Republican Party. On the states inaction against the heroin crisis, a Republican Sheriff (Shelby County, Sidney OH) said, “There is no coordination, no master plan out there. None...It’s sad. I just don’t understand why we’re not doing more.”
Posted on: Sat, 04 Oct 2014 18:53:49 +0000
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