The Ohio State Highway Patrol will focus on traffic safety while East Cleveland Police officers will continue to answer emergency calls.
EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Ohio State Highway Patrol and the City of East Cleveland are joining forces to put the brakes on speeders and prevent crashes in the city.
“Traffic stops are a great way to do a number of things, getting drugs and removing guns, absolutely. It’s also a great way to simply interact with folks to try to change behaviors and getting people to be more safe when they’re behind the wheel,” said Sgt. Ray Santiago, Ohio State Highway Patrol. “Given the assistance from the county prosecutor and helping our new chief rid the department of those who violate the law. Bringing in roadway safety will allow our police officers to do what they do best and that is respond to 911 calls, said East Cleveland Mayor Brandon King.At the Bill Kap Piano Company in East Cleveland, the news of OSHP patrolling the streets is music to the ears of Mike Kap.
Also, starting Monday, East Cleveland received a grant to purchase ShotSpotter, a high-tech system that detects gunshots.
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