Greenville stands firm on not rehiring 14 police officers
Greenville Ohio residents face a police staffing gap as 14 officers who quit on July 19 over pay refuse to be rehired. The Fraternal Order of Police filed to force rehiring and nullify ordinances allowing nine temporary officers. The city maintains resignations were not set aside.
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