The Oxford, Ohio police never show up whenever I report a legitimate crime but had no problem…read morestopping me with five police cars whenever I took walks and played Pokémon GO at night. They don't bat an eye whenever college students act up and I even heard one of them say they prefer to leave them alone because they "don't want to ruin their lives". Yet if you look poor or drive an old vehicle then they have no problem stopping you. They accused me once of being a drug dealer a few years ago just because I walked down the street with a handbag in a poor part of town but backed away when I said I was a Miami University student that just got off the bus. They buried a sexual assault case from a dear family member because the perpetrator was a police officer. I have never seen a more corrupt police force and am disappointed that this is who represents Oxford. There are a few good officers, but too many spoil the bunch. Lazy, out-of-shape buffoons who care more about appearing busy than actually doing anything of worth. If you are about to have a crime committed against you, pray that you can get out of it yourself or hope that you stumble on one of the few good officers who will do more than drink coffee at one of the local businesses. Oxford, Ohio is one of many reasons people distrust the police.

Five stars for Sharonville and this municipal parking lot at 3325 Walnut St that has free Level 1…read morepower outlets for charging EVs. I was able to get the house battery on the Sprinter van up from 5% to 40% while I spent time nearby which will keep my food from going bad until the Sun comes out tomorrow! [Review 20490 overall - 217 in Ohio - 1470 of 2023.]

I just got home and went to the DMV to take care of expired license tags cars unregistered etc,…read moreended up with a flat tire. Called the police department and the female officer who arrived was extremely kind and helpful, she called her partner who brought his own personnel jack so I could get the tire off as I was missing a piece for mine. All in all super helpful and probably the most professional but human experience I've had with law enforcement. That department does something very right

Great service. I wish they would patrol Brooke Ave, Alnetta Burney Lane in Anderson.. 45230read more

Before I start; I have never done drugs, never been in…read moretrouble with the law, work hard, pay taxes, quiet and clean neighbor. Driving down the road slowing to almost a stop to turn a corner on my way home, there is no one behind me. I turn onto my street to my home which is a block away. I yield going through the light as people fly through there. No one is behind me. No cop. No civilian. I pull up to my home, park, turn the car off, grab my groceries, open the door and step out. "GET BACK IN THE CAR GET BACK IN THE CAR NOW!!!!!!!" Is all I hear as the lights on the car start whirling. I was in shock....where the hell did he just come from. After a moment I get back into the car. I was afraid to roll the window down all the way because he was screaming at me with his hand over his gun and the strap that holds it down open. I thought he'd shoot me in the face. So I locked the doors quickly and rolled the window to a crack. The office walked up to the window after a moment passed. "You DO NOT EXIT the vehicle. This is a routine traffic stop." I did not understand the significance of stating what he was doing. This was clearly not routine or okay. I told him that this was my home, I was not sure if he thought that I was trying to elude him or what, but. He wasn't there when I looked and those lights didn't come on until I was parked. He told me that I was doing 60 on a 35....that wasn't even possible, because the point in which he could have gotten behind me would have been as I was turning a corner. I certainly didn't hit a corner doing 60 in a mini SUV....He asked for my license and insurance as he pulled on the door handle. Why was he pulling on the handle. Do officers open civilians doors during routine traffic stops too? and what was he going to do once he opened it???? I handed them to him and he asked me where I was coming from. I stated the store. I then asked him where he was coming from and when he got behind me. He pulled on my door handle again as he stammered over his words. Then repeating that I should not have exited the car. I asked to see the gadget that clocks our speed. HE WAS NOT BEHIND ME! It doesn't even matter at this point that I was not speeding, because even if I was, he wasn't anywhere near me. He replied, "I can't, it disappeared...." Pulling on my door handle for the third or fourth time before walking back to his car to write up the ticket. I called his superior as soon as I got in the house. He never called me back. But the officer whom seemed much like his call screen-er, confirmed after the 3rd call that he watched the officers video on his car. He stated, "Yes ma'am, I have seen the video and you are correct, the Officer did not get behind your vehicle and turn on his lights until AFTER you were parked." He also confirmed that he did not get behind me from the street that was in fact 35 mph, which means he exited a residential street. None of which I was driving 60 mph on. "Unfortunately you will still need to go to court for that ticket and maybe they can do something for you." I asked if this is a regular practice for their officers to harass small black women late at night who are on their way home. He stated that he was sorry that this happened and he would speak with the officer. He was confident though, that this had nothing to do with my race. Which is funny. Why did a white man think he knew if another white man was profiling or not? Magistrate wouldn't even entertain the conversation because no one wants to admit that some of these gentleman conduct themselves in manners that effect the public perception and comfort. I AM AFRAID OF YOU! Because I can't even follow the law and still live in peace! It cost me 100.00 to be harassed by an officer who wasn't even per the county I was in, possibly just leaving another person to whom he issued a ticket. Hope I helped you make your quota.

Tried to get them to take a report because someone vandalized my property in an attempt to threaten…read moreand intimidate me. The officers that responded knocked, and when I asked them to ID themselves they responded, "its the cops". I looked through the peephole and couldn't see anything so I asked them to properly identify themselves. They responded "it's CPD". I opened the door and explained that my property had been vandalized and that I felt threatened and that someone had attempted to intimidate and humiliate me. Rather than take a report they tried to deflect blame on me and tell me that they could only help me if I was attacked by this person. I made sure to tell them how useless they were and not to shoot anyone.

First, I just want to say this may be a little biased because I'm not a fan of the police…read morecollectively. With this in mind I will attempt to be fair and balanced and no- not in a FOX News kind of way! I actually went to the police station to report a crime. Someone had stolen my identity and exhausted my checking account after speaking to my bank, I went to report it like anyone would. When I arrived. There were 2 officers behind the counter talking to each other as if I weren't there. After 10 minutes one of the officers ask what I need. I told them I wanted to file a report and why. Instead of taking information from me, they gave me the form to complete for them! Wtf? I begrudgingly complete the form and ask what the next step was, when I would be contacted etc. and got the most vague response in the world. I could tell since this wasn't an "exciting" crime nothing would happen and you know what?..Nothing happened! No follow up, no call back(even after I called to follow up) not anything! All I can say is I'm extremely disappointed. Very "bad" boys....pun intended.

I was Downtown!! Alone Watching the fireworks!…read moreSome guy was definitely prying! Had the Best PO notice. Came to make sure I was OK! so that guy backed off!!!!! I was SAFE Wish I could have said Thank you to the PO!!!!! Hope this gets to him! Thank you xo

Cincinnati Police Department is horrible. They are supposed to be civil servants of the community…read moreand yet when you call them to handle disputes amicably, their only response is that they don't handle "civil matters." I report a theft from a business that went through my personal belongings, and when I politely asked for my items back, the employee was rude, dismissive, and passive aggressive. Called them for assistance and the first thing they do is side with her. Yeah, you all deserve ever that's coming to you.

Lazy as all get out. They have no care for anyone. They literally do nothing to keep us safe at…read moreall. The women are the only good encounters so far. I thought they came to my job which isn't even their area to patrol, I was robbed at gun point and they showed up first to look like hero's, but when crimes are being committed in their community they do nothing but sit and look pretty. I definitely regret moving here. And I recommend everyone I encounter that ask to move to a nice area to avoid green township. It's a joke. You are better dealing with Cincinnati police who actually fight real crimes. I can't believe these officers decided to be law enforcement just to play police. No point in contacting officer Mitch the supervisor he is a joke too. The only hope is to try to contact the head of green township administration Frank Burkenhower to maybe address their laziness. Always record your encounters. They don't turn on body cam when they are sneaky. Be careful ladies.

Got rear ended less than a mile from their fancy new building, called 911, waited for 30 minutes…read moreand they never showed. Went to file a report the next day.....got treated like I was doing something wrong. The report that was typed up was incorrectly, with the fact the teenage girl was texting when she slammed into the back of me. I will never bother them again, you can tell when you walk in they hate their jobs and us citizens just cause them more paperwork. If you are in trouble I wouldn't call em.

The Boone County Sherrif ran a red light and then got mad when I honked his horn when he was about…read moreto hit me. And he still didnt yield! They dont control traffic. Absolutely ridiculous that people doing 85mph can pass a cop without them doing anything. No wonder when they run lights themselves. Slow down before you kill someone jerk!

The concierge service was positively stellar, whitehead and phillips were top class corrections…read more Would definitely be jailed here again.

I gotta give them a kudos again! They have launched a new program for safely exchanging item that…read morepeople are buying/selling. For example, if you sell an item on craigslist, you can go to the safe exchange location to meet your buyer. Great idea! Thank you! Here is the article posted on Dayton Most Metro: "The Dayton Police Department's East Patrol Operations Division announces the launch of the Safe Exchange program. Safe Exchange is designed to provide a safe location for families to make custodial exchanges and to assist residents with the exchange of products purchased or sold online. This service is part of the Dayton Police Department's commitment to community safety. There are now designated areas at East Patrol Operations Division North (417 E. Helena St.) and East Patrol Operations Division South (2721 Wayne Ave.) where online buyers/sellers and parents or guardians can meet to make needed exchanges. Once both parties have agreed on exchange terms, they may meet at one of the two locations and look for the "Safe Exchange Zone" sign near the main entrance. The building lobby at the either location will be available during regular business hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday). If the lobby is not accessible, the parking lot is also a safe exchange zone because it is monitored and recorded by video surveillance. In addition, a peace officer may be requested to be present during the exchange by calling 333-COPS. No firearms are permitted anywhere on Dayton Police Department property. The Department will not be utilized to make transactions of illegal products, dangerous or deadly weapons, or any other dangerous materials. While the Safe Exchange program has been established to provide a safe area for online buyers and sellers to meet, it is important to remember that the people you meet online are strangers and may not have your best interests in mind. Here is some additional information to consider when making or planning online purchases or transactions: Use websites you are familiar with. Never provide personal information over the Internet. Never make an online purchase using a credit card on a site that does not have an SSL. When taking photos, utilize the cut and paste method from a Word document. This will make it difficult to utilize GPS location programs. Use photos only of the item(s) you are selling. Other items in the background can represent additional targets for a would-be criminal. Ask a lot of questions. Don't go to a transaction alone, and show up early."

DPD does an outstanding job protecting the communtiy of Dayton. I've seen interact with the public…read morewith service oriented and humilty. DPD truly finds their honor through service.