Columbus pays $225k to settle any claims over 2017 police arrestt
The city of Columbus will pay $225,000 to a man who lost a police brutality case in federal court. after a judge ruled the man could seek retrial.
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The city of Columbus will pay $225,000 to a man who lost a police brutality case in federal court. after a judge ruled the man could seek retrial.
Timothy Davis initially lost a federal suit against the city and numerous police officers in 2021, when a jury decided the officers didn't violate his rights during the arrest, which was recorded in a bystander's video. Federal Chief Judge Algenon L. Marbley re-opened the case in 2022 when he granted part of Davis' motion for a new trial.
The Butcher’s Block, a combination butcher and food market in Innovation Quarter, closed permanently on Dec. 31, after less than two years in business.
The officers will not face criminal charges for shooting and killing a Black man in an Ohio emergency room in 2021.
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