Toledo police, Mayor release 2025 crime statistics

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TOLEDO, Ohio (Local News Network) — Toledo officials reported a 15% decrease in persons shot in 2025 compared to the previous year, part of an overall drop in crime statistics discussed at a recent press conference.

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