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Faith leaders want a 'pattern-or-practice' probe of Columbus police

Faith leaders want a 'pattern-or-practice' probe of Columbus police
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10 Investigates: City uses immunity law to deny paying for damages in crashes involving police

10 Investigates: City uses immunity law to deny paying for damages in crashes involving police
10 Investigates found that the city denied paying some individuals for property or vehicle damages caused by collision with the Columbus Division of Police
Author: Bennett Haeberle
Updated: 10:31 PM EDT July 28, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio A months-long investigation by 10 Investigates found the city of Columbus has routinely used the state’s immunity law to deny paying for damages to dozens of people whose cars or property were damaged in crashes involving police cars.
Through an open records request, 10 Investigates reviewed 108 claims filed with City Attorney Zach Klein’s office since 2018 and found that in 60% of those cases, the city denied paying individuals for property or vehicle damages caused by collision with the Columbus Division of Police. ....

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Columbus police officers charged in relation to May 2020 protests

Sgt. Holly Kanode, as well as officers Traci Shaw and Phillip Walls, face charges in connection to their actions in 2020 Columbus protests. ....

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Could changes to Columbus police be enacted through a consent decree?

Generally, we’re talking about an extended period of time, Kenney said
of consent decree timelines.
In 1994, Congress gave the Department of Justice the power to address a pattern and practice of police misconduct within departments and to sue cities for civil relief. Consent decrees can involve any government agency, but are most commonly used with police departments.
Since that time, how many investigations and decrees are started each year has become somewhat political.
While President Barack Obama was in office, there were 25 investigations launched, resulting in 15 consent decrees entered into by the DOJ. By contrast, there were only three consent decrees during the administration of President George W. Bush. ....

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Why Columbus has so many fatal police shootings: Experts weigh in

As the community reels from the death of 16-year-old Ma Khia Bryant – the latest in a series of high-profile fatal shootings by police – activist Kiara Yakita is not surprised that another Black person has been shot and killed by an officer.
Columbus is a tale of two cities, she said.
Protect Black people like you protect these white suburbanites, she said. You care about them, you know how to disarm them, you know how to approach them.
The trauma of watching another person of color die at the hands of police in central Ohio has prompted the city to ask itself: Why does this keep happening in Columbus? ....

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