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The Worthington Division of Police is governed by the city of Worthington in Ohio. The department employs a staff of more than 30 people. Its patrol bureau responds to emergency calls and traffic collisions. The department s criminal investigative unit is responsible for the investigation of incidents, as well as focuses on narcotic and forgery cases. The Worthington Division of Police also offers assistance to the victims of identity thefts. The department s record bureau is responsible for maintaining arrest, incident and motor vehicle accident reports. It serves more than 21,000 reports yearly. The department s communication center answers over 52,000 incoming telephone calls. The Worthington Division of Police offers registration services for bicycles.

Established in 1816, the Columbus Division of Police is a full-service law enforcement agency that serves and protects citizens, maintains law and order and preserves peace. It undertakes issues related to burglary, murder, juvenile crime, sexual offenses, identity theft, forgery and drug abuse. The department has a missing persons unit that investigates reports of high-risk missing persons and conducts follow-up investigations on missing persons. The Columbus Division of Police operates administrative, investigative, patrol and support services division. It operates a citizens police academy that educates and trains people regarding its law enforcement services. The department also maintains a communication center that responds to various emergency and nonemergency calls. The Columbus Division of Police also provides various online crime reporting services. It is located in Columbus, Ohio.