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Hill was shot early Tuesday morning after police responded to a report of a suspicious car. Author: 10TV Web Staff Updated: 2:38 PM EST December 23, 2020 The City of Columbus has identified the police officer who shot and killed a Black man responding to a non-emergency call early Tuesday morning. The man, 47-year-old Andre' Hill, was identified to 10TV by his family members Wednesday morning. According to police, officers were dispatched to Oberlin Drive in northwest Columbus just after 1:30 a.m. after receiving a call about a suspicious vehicle. One of those ...

City officials said the officer did not turn on his body-worn camera until after the shooting occurred.

Bodycam Video Shows Officer Shoot Unarmed Black Man After 10-Second Interaction This is the second officer-involved shooting in the community this month. December 23, 2020 at 4:49 pm (Update, December 24, 2020) Horrifying video footage of Columbus, Ohio officer Adam Coy shooting 47-year-old Andre Maurice Hill has been released, showing the moments before and after the incident, according to ABC News.In the video, which has no sound at the beginning because Coy did not turn on his bodycam, Hill approaches the officer with his phone raised. But before he can say anything, Coy opens fire, shoot...

Columbus officer who shot unarmed Black man has history of complaints Bethany Bruner, Megan Henry and Dean Narciso, The Columbus Dispatch © Joshua A. Bickel/Columbus Dispatch A small set of candles adorn a sidewalk on Oberlin Drive on the Northwest Side Wednesday, near the site of Tuesday's fatal police shooting of Andre Maurice Hill. Adam Coy, 44, has been a police officer in Columbus since July 2001. Early Tuesday morning, Coy shot and killed 47-year-old Andre Maurice Hill at a home on the 1000 block of Oberlin Drive where he was visiting, police said.  Hill was shot b...

A weapon was not recovered at the scene.  The man's name has not been released, pending family notification. Columbus police officers involved in shootings are not identified for at least 24 hours after the shooting, per Division of Police policy.  "The body-worn camera footage also documents a delay in rendering of first-aid to the man," according to a city Department of Public Safety release.    The officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave. He will not return to work until he has been cleared by an independent psychologist, according to the release. Gi...