These northwest Ohio law enforcement agencies received grant funding for body-worn cameras

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTOL) — Ohio law enforcement agencies, including several in northwest Ohio, received $4.4 million in grant funding from Governor Mike DeWine’s office to establish or expand body-worn camera projects. A total of 131 agencies across the state were awarded grants, with 11 agencies in northwest Ohio receiving funding ranging from approximately $8,000 to over $71,000.

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