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.