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- 5% chance your offender gets Convicted in Clark County
The Springfield Domestic Violence Coalition (SDVC) is urging action today after a disturbing analysis of domestic violence incidents in Clark County. SDVC FOUND: Out of 1,199 domestic violence incidents reported to OBCI in 2022 by Clark County a total of n=593 were Charged w/DV (49%), a total of n=364 made it to court as Misdemeanor or Felony (30%) and a total of those N=63 were convicted (or plea) Convictions (5.2%) READ FULL WHITE PAPER (PDF)
- Clark County State of Domestic Violence
Here are findings ahead of the report to be published in May 2024 Clark County State of Domestic Violence
- Many Ohio Cities Fail to Report Domestic Violence Arrests (2018-2023)
Springfield, Ohio – May 2, 2024 – A new report by the Springfield Domestic Violence Coalition (SDVC) sheds light on a critical public safety issue. The study found a lack of reporting of domestic violence arrests across Ohio. The study, analyzing data from the State of Ohio, Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations on Domestic Violence, found that a troubling 56% of the 25 studied cities, representing 27.1% of the state's population (3,192,532 residents), reported only some or failed to report any domestic violence arrests to the State of Ohio, Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations (OBCI) between 2018 and 2023.
- Anomalous Domestic Violence Data Reported By Toledo Police Department And Lucas County Sheriff's Office
SPRINGFIELD DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COALITION MAY 2024 SPECIAL REPORT (Lucas County and Toledo P.D.) Anomalous Domestic Violence Data Reported By Toledo Police Department And Lucas County Sheriff's Office To The Ohio Bureau Of Criminal Investigation (OBCI) See PDF Below
- Gun Violence and Domestic Violence Laws
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- Examination of Clark County Domestic Violence Court Case Outcomes (2022)
Clark County DV Misdemeanor Conviction Rate 13.5% / Felony 41% Read the full report (PDF)
- Three things are certain: Death, Taxes, and Domestic Violence Arrests in Ohio.
SDVC MAY 2024 SPECIAL REPORT (PDF) ATTACHED Springfield Domestic Violence Coalition (SDVC) examined Domestic Violence incidents and charges from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation Domestic Violence Annual Reports between January 1, 2018, and December 31, 2023. The study examined the most populated cities and counties in Ohio. The Special Report found a combined 22 53.6% of County Sheriff's Offices and City Police Departments responding to Domestic Violence incidents have arrest rates of 90 to 100%. Clermont County has a 100% arrest rate when responding to Domestic Violence Incidents when considering other charges from 2018 to 2023. The study examined 21-County Sheriff's Offices and 21-Police Departments and found that 68%, 14-County Sheriff Departments and 14-City Police Departments (Total of 28) that reported Domestic Violence incidents either "Failed to Submit" or submitted "some but not all" reports from 2018 to 2023 to OBCI. Of the 42 Law Enforcement agencies studied, Eight (8) 19.5% failed to submit ANY monthly report. Lastly, the study found that Ten (10) 24.3% of Law Enforcement agencies had an 85% or under submission rate to OBCI from 2018 to 2023 when reporting Domestic Violence Incidents. (A total of 72 months between 2018 to 2023)
