Columbus police and protesters clash at headquarters after downtown protest Eric Lagatta, The Columbus Dispatch
Demonstrations continued for the second night in a row in the aftermath of police fatally shooting a Black man on Monday in a Westerville medical center.
Confrontations between police and protesters broke out Tuesday night when Columbus police deployed pepper spray around 9:15 p.m. on a group who had broken into the division s Marconi Boulevard headquarters. It appeared one person was taken into custody at the scene.
Mayor Andrew Ginther issued a statement late Tuesday condemning the violence and urging future demonstrations to remain peaceful.
MANSFIELD - Mansfield police haven t ruled out foul play in the death of Todd Rice, former president of the Mansfield Gay Pride Association and champion for the local LGBTQ community.
Capt. Shari Robertson said an autopsy, the results of which could take anywhere from 10 to 12 weeks, will provide more insight into the case. Montgomery County conducts autopsies from Richland County.
Rice, 45, was found dead inside his home on April 5 after his employer called police, saying Rice hadn t shown up for work.
The door to his home, 422 Marion Ave., was ajar, according to a police report. Rice s 2016 Jeep Renegade was also missing.
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