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Ohio mans fatal shooting reignites scrutiny of efforts to overhaul policing Jasmine Hilton and Abigail Hauslohner, The Washington Post Dec. 16, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail COLUMBUS, Ohio - Dozens of protesters raised Subway sandwiches overhead this weekend in front of the Ohio Statehouse steps, in a symbolic gesture to the memory of a man whose life relatives say ended with unjust violence. Protests descended on this state capitals downtown following the fatal shooting of Casey Goodson Jr., a 23...

Ghoulish tea towel covered in faces of notorious Scots serial killers is slammed by top cop The bad taste memorabilia has come under fire from the top cop who snared Angus Sinclair and a relative of one of Robert Black’s young victims. Updated Sickest Christmas gift ever, a tea towel featuring various Scottish serial killers which is available to buy online. (Image: Daily Record) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething we...

Sick tea towels featuring drawings of Scots serial killers slammed by former top cop Updated: 17 Dec 2020, 8:58 SICK tea towels covered in drawings of Scots serial killers have been slammed by a top cop as the "depth of bad taste". The horror dish-cloths feature 15 of "the worst of the worst Scottish serial killers of all time". 2 The sick tea towels feature Scots serial killers The £10 tea towels include sketches of Peter Tobin, Ian Brady, Bible John and Worlds End killer Angus Sinclair. Glas...

Dec 17, 2020 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Officials approved $2.5 million in funding Wednesday to allow the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office to purchase body cameras less than two weeks after a deputy fatally shot a Black man, resulting in an outcry by the public on the lack of footage of the encounter. “Body cameras help provide transparency to the public and can also help vindicate deputies when complaints are made against them,” Sheriff Dallas Baldwin said in a statement. The Franklin Cou...

Officials approve $2.5M for body cameras after Ohio shooting By FARNOUSH AMIRI and ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINSDecember 16, 2020 GMT COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Officials approved $2.5 million in funding Wednesday to allow the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office to purchase body cameras less than two weeks after a deputy fatally shot a Black man, resulting in an outcry by the public on the lack of footage of the encounter. “Body cameras help provide transparency to the public and can also help vindicate ...

By Lydia Taylor and Pete Grieve Columbus PUBLISHED 12:30 PM ET Dec. 16, 2020 PUBLISHED 12:30 PM EST Dec. 16, 2020 SHARE COLUMBUS, Ohio — U.S. Attorney David DeVillers for the Southern District of Ohio released a new statement Wednesday regarding details of the investig...

"Incidents like Goodsons ... cause me, as a white person, to wonder — what would it be like if, instead of being seen by most officers as one of the good guys when they learned I was carrying, I was instead immediately seen as a threat?," Baus wrote. "What would it be like if my family literally feared for my life if I was carrying (or even if I was unarmed) and got pulled over on a run to the pharmacy or grocery because I fit the description? Would this change my decision to exercise my S...

If there is a best practice for the handling of shootings of civilians by law enforcement, the investigation into the death of Casey C. Goodson Jr. is not it. For more than a week now, four separate law enforcement agencies have batted around responsibility for the investigation like children swatting shuttlecocks around a grade-school gymnasium. Where to begin? We have had the city of Columbus, which was not involved in the shooting but tasked with investigating it, ask for the assistance of...

Conflicting Narratives Emerge in Ohio Shooting, Prompting Protests Much about the shooting death of Casey Goodson Jr. by a sheriff’s deputy has been disputed — what led to it, why it happened and where exactly on his body Mr. Goodson was shot. Demonstrators protesting the death of Casey Goodson Jr. in Columbus, Ohio, on Friday.Credit...DaShaunae Marisa for The New York Times Published Dec. 14, 2020Updated Dec. 15, 2020 COLUMBUS, Ohio — In the moment before Casey Goodson Jr. was shot dead ...

Hundreds protest in Columbus, Ohio to demand justice for Casey Goodson, victim of police shooting On Saturday, December 12, over 200 protesters gathered in front of the state capitol in Columbus, Ohio to demand justice for Casey Goodson Jr., a 23-year-old African American man who was gunned down on his doorstep by a white sheriff’s deputy on December 4. The protests by Goodson’s family and supporters since his murder are representative of widespread opposition to police violence and racism ...