BEREA, Ohio — From checking out a SWAT vehicle to being sworn in at City Hall, Berea students will get a behind-the-scenes look at police work during the city’s Junior Officer for a Day program.

Police officers and residents are meeting monthly at the Thurston Road YMCA for informal workouts aimed at building trust outside emergencies.

Kids connected with officers over movies, basketball, and pizza at the PAL center. There are other events Saturday.

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RPD and United Christian Leadership Ministries launch a public dashboard to track body camera use. The Rochester Police Department and United Christian Leadership Ministries have partnered to build a ...