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Resources for contacting pro bono attorneys:ġ. Repository with incidents sorted by location This subreddit exists to compile evidence of the crimes committed by law enforcement across the United States so that the media and others may have a repository documenting these historic events. Ginther and City Attorney Zach Klein made in April after a number of shootings by police officers, including those resulting in the deaths of Hill and Bryant.Īnnouncing the review in September, Ginther said the Justice Department’s involvement was “not about one particular officer, policy or incident.Law enforcement officers across the nation have been brutalizing peaceful protesters and rapidly escalating tensions in response to unrest over the murder of George Floyd. In September, the Justice Department agreed to review Columbus police practices following a request Mayor Andrew J. Police were responding to a 911 call made from Bryant’s foster home that a group of girls were threatening to stab members of the household. In that case, Officer Nicholas Reardon was cleared of any criminal wrongdoing after he fatally shot Bryant, who was Black, as she swung a knife at a young woman whom she had pushed to the ground. It also comes after the fatal police shooting of Ma’Khia Bryant, 16, who was killed by a Columbus police officer in April 2021. In May 2021, the city of Columbus reached a $10 million settlement with Andre Hill's family over the deadly shooting. Lewis' death comes less than two years after a Columbus police officer lost his job days after he fatally shot a Black man who was found to have been unarmed.
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