Miami Valley Jail Scandal: A Whistleblower's Explosive Testimony

11inmates incarcerated in jails across the miami valley and the state of ohio are warned that their jail phone calls are recorded. A former miami police detective intends to sue the city, saying he has been fired twice, ridiculed by supervisors and harassed by other officers, who have left him threatening. Miami county physician steven j. Werling faces criminal charges related to manufacturing or processing explosives after an fbi raid at his home near troy on thursday. The whistleblower in the largest corruption scandal in ohio history is cheering the newly announced felony charges against three of the major players accused of selling out the.

11inmates incarcerated in jails across the miami valley and the state of ohio are warned that their jail phone calls are recorded. A former miami police detective intends to sue the city, saying he has been fired twice, ridiculed by supervisors and harassed by other officers, who have left him threatening. Miami county physician steven j. Werling faces criminal charges related to manufacturing or processing explosives after an fbi raid at his home near troy on thursday. The whistleblower in the largest corruption scandal in ohio history is cheering the newly announced felony charges against three of the major players accused of selling out the.

The fbi is accused of retaliating against whistleblowers and dissenters by misusing the security clearance process. The lawsuit claims a culture of retaliation Police looking for 2 women who walked out of ulta beauty with arms full of stuff. The latest in crime news from dayton and the miami valley. See who's in the miami valley's most wanted,.

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