NORWOOD POLICE DIVISION
NEWS & INFORMATION
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NORWOOD POLICE SUBSTATION OPENS AUG. 20TH 2PM-5PM
LOCATION IS THE NORTH SIDE OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER
PLEASE BRING YOUR FAMILIES AND SEE THE START OF THE POLICE MUSEUM.
THIS PROJECT WAS FUNDED BY ALL VOLUNTEER WORK AND PRIVATE DONATIONS.
DRUG RAID
DURING THE MONTH OF JULY NORWOOD POLICE AND HCPA SWAT TEAM CONDUCTED A SEARCH WARRANT A 5136 MONTGOMERY RD. AGENTS RECOVERED MEXICAN BROWN HEROIN, CRACK COCAINE, STOLEN REVOLVER FROM DIST 3. OFFICERS ARRESTED THREE ADULTS W/ MULTIPLE FELONY CHARGES AND ONE JUVENILE FOR HAVING OPEN WARRANTS.
DRUG RAID
DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST NORWOOD POLICE AND HCPA SWAT TEAM CONDUCTED A DRUG RAID AT 2424 KENILWORTH AVE. AGENTS HAVE SEVERAL FELONY CHARGES ON TWO OF THE RESIDENTS. THE NORWOOD BUILDING DEPT AND HEALTH DEPT ASSISTED W/ THE CONDEMNING OF THE RESIDENTS. 241KIDS ALSO ASSISTED W/ REMOVING CHILDREN FROM THE HOUSE. CHARGES WERE ALSO FILED FOR CHILD ENDANGERING. U.S. CUSTOMS OFFICERS ASSISTED W/ THE DRUG SEARCH OF THE RESIDENCE.
Protect Yourself
Professionally serving Ohio since 1933
If you’re not wearing your safety belt —
What’s holding you back?There is simply no disputing that safety belts save lives and reduce
injuries. That’s why, in an effort to save lives and reduce injuries, Ohio State
Highway Patrol troopers are taking a zero tolerance safety belt enforcement
stance as part of the statewide
What’s Holding You Back? campaign. Anydriver who is stopped by the Patrol during an enforcement contact and is not
wearing a safety belt will be given a citation.
Not enough people buckling up
A statewide safety belt usage survey revealed that less than 67 percent of Ohio motorists are buckling up.
This pales in comparison to many states that have safety belt usage rates of 80 percent or higher.
In Ohio, of the more than 122,000 people involved in motor vehicle crashes last year.
1,284 lost their lives.
Two-thirds of those killed were not wearing their safety belts.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, wearing your safety belt doubles your
chances of surviving a crash without serious injury. Children who are in proper car safety seats survive
90 percent of crashes.
Safety belt use affects everyone
Society as a whole is affected by safety belt usage. Insurance and health care costs are significantly higher
for crash victims who choose not to wear a safety belt. Health care providers spend valuable time and
resources caring for patients who could have easily prevented or reduced their injuries with a click of
their safety belt.
National statistics indicate African American children are twice as likely as Caucasian children to be
killed as a result of not wearing car safety restraints. Hispanic children are also statistically more likely
to be killed or seriously injured than Caucasian children as a result of not being properly restrained.
Safety belts save lives
Buckle Up! Safety belts can save the life of someone you know, or maybe even you. Our most precious
resource, life, is at stake.
Safety belts save lives.
What’s Holding You Back?
Ohio's Concealed
Carry Law
NO CLASSES Scheduled at this time!
2600 Park Ave. Norwood Ohio 45212
You will have a 1 hour lunch break also
The course cost is $200.00
Bring 250 rounds of ammo
Free Gun Locks on completion of the course
15 hour course
You will meet the minimum state requirements with this course and receive more time to shoot w/ more training drills to achieve a better shooting experience.
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CONCEALED CARRY COURSE INFORMATION
INSTRUCTORS
Mark Rankin
Robert Ward
The program will accept twenty-four (24) students per section.
a. The program will be 15 hours long and broken down into two sections.
b. This meets the requirements set by the law for the concealed carry permit.
c. Each program will have twelve hours of classroom and three hours of range time.
d. The first section will run from 8:00am - 5:00pm on Saturday. Students will get a one hour lunch break from 12:00pm – 1:00pm.
e. The second section will be broken into two groups.
Group One will run from 8:00am - 5:00pm on Sunday.
a. 8:00am – 11:00am – Range time including Proficiency exam
b. 11:00am – 12:00pm – Lunch break
c. 12:00am – 4:00pm - Classroom time including Demonstrative and Written examinations
Group Two will run from 12:00am - 9:00pm on Sunday.
d. 12:00am – 4:00pm - Classroom time including Demonstrative and Written examinations
e. 4:00pm – 5:00pm – Dinner break
f. 5:00pm – 9:00pm - Range time including Proficiency exam
f. Additional dates and times may be established to fill the demand for the training.
Instructors will be required to maintain current certification as an instructor by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission. That certification can be: Basic Police Academy; Bailiff; Private Security; or Re-Qualification. The instructor’s certificate and expiration date shall be provided to the coordinator.
The City of Norwood, Ohio Police training division does not provide and weapon/s to students for the purpose of this training.
Classroom instructors will be responsible for the inspection of the firearms brought by the students in the first hour of the training.
Classroom instructors will be required to verify (through a valid driver’s license containing a picture from this or any other state) the identity of the student at the beginning of the class.
CONCEALED CARRY COURSE INFORMATION – Page 2
INSTRUCTORS
Mark Rankin
Robert Ward
Classroom instructors will assure that each student’s firearm is placed on the desk in front of that student in a "safe" condition. Safe is defined as: action or cylinder open and no ammunition.
Students are to receive a ten (10) minute break each hour and one (1) hour for meals for each full day session.
Instructors will have the authority to remove any student with a weapon deemed to be unsafe or any person who violates the rules established for the classroom or firing range.
Instructors will immediately file a written statement with the coordinator on the reason(s) for the dismissal of any student defining the infraction(s).
Instructors will be required to sign-off on the successful completion of the program by each student.
Absence by a student for any reason will be not acceptable. No credit will be given for time in a previous program and payment of a fee does not apply to failure to meet the requirements of the program.
Course requirements are:
g. Written examination – 37 questions 70% pass
h. Demonstration – Must successfully complete the 3 stages
i. Proficiency – 14 of 20 shots for successful completion (70%)
Questions???? Please contact the Norwood Police Training Division
Sgt. Mark Rankin 2nd Shift 230-1030
or
Ptl. Bobby Ward 2nd Shift 230-1030
513-458-4520 or 513-458-4521
email at mrankin@norwoodpolice.org
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