The Conversation: Columbus' large-capacity magazine ban misses target
Columbus' ban on large-capacity gun magazines misses the mark on dealing with gun violence issues and leaves loophole, writes Johnny Dudley
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Columbus' ban on large-capacity gun magazines misses the mark on dealing with gun violence issues and leaves loophole, writes Johnny Dudley
The live forum, streamed free on the club's YouTube page starting at noon, will feature: Elizabeth Brown, the president pro tempore of Columbus City Council Miguel ‘Geno’ Tucker, the founder and CEO of Remember Us Urban Scouts Yahaira Rose, Director, Dominican Sisters of Peace Martin de Porres Center Elizabeth Gill, Lead Juvenile Judge, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas Mike Thompson of WOSU Public Media will moderate the conversation. More on violence, police shootings and lives lost in Columbus
Columbus Mayor Andrew J. Ginther began his 2021 State of the City speech at 6 p.m. Wednesday, a few hours after the release of body camera footage of the latest killing of a Black man by law enforcement officers, including city police. As protesters prepared to gather and march through Downtown to counter the facts as outlined by police — namely that Miles Jackson was a wanted man who had a gun on him and fired at police when he was shot and killed inside Mount Carmel St. Ann's medical center — Ginther reflected on a year rife with similar division and turmoil.