Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost

The Organized Crime Investigations Commission (OCIC), established in 1986, operates under the Ohio Attorney General's office to combat organized crime and corruption. This dedicated commission collaborates with local law enforcement agencies to investigate complaints related to organized criminal activities and maintain oversight of ongoing investigations. The OCIC enables individuals to confidentially report suspected organized crime, ensuring that complaints are handled sensitively.

In addition to investigative support, the OCIC offers a range of services for law enforcement, including advanced audio and visual restoration, forensic analysis, and training programs. They also provide comprehensive resources for businesses and charities, including background checks and regulatory compliance assistance.

The OCIC aims to enhance community safety and public trust in law enforcement through initiatives like the Ohio School Threat Assessment Training and the Task Force on Criminal Justice and Mental Illness. With a focus on collaboration, they strive to foster a safer environment for all Ohio residents while addressing the complexities of organized crime.