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Public works employee assaults coworker with weapon

Public works employee assaults coworker with weapon One city employee was arrested and another sent to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries after an on-duty argument turned violent, a Columbus Police Department press release said. Two Columbus Public Works employees began arguing while working near Pickensville Road in South Columbus Wednesday afternoon, according to the release. The two worked on the same crew. Columbus Police Chief Fred Shelton said one employee “assaulted the other with a weapon,” but declined to say what weapon. Neither Public Works Director Casey Bush nor Mayor Robert Smith returned calls from The Dispatch asking for comment on the incident. However, the press release said Smith confirmed the two employees are on administrative leave. The city council will also meet today to discuss the matter, along with a police personnel matter.

Turner beats Douglas in certified Ward 4 primary

Turner beats Douglas in certified Ward 4 primary By Dispatch Staff Report • 4 hours ago Marty Turner Former Columbus councilman Marty Turner has been certified as the winner of the April 6 Democratic primary for Ward 4. The election results were certified Friday with three affidavit votes added to the April 6 totals. All three votes went to Turner, who finished with 94 votes to 90 for his challenger, Pat Douglas. Turner, who served on the city council from 2013-17, will now meet incumbent Pierre Beard, running as an independent, in the June 8 general election. The June 8 election features the mayor’s race between incumbent Democrat Robert Smith and independent challengers Montrell Coburn and Keith Gaskin.

Columbus ends mask-wearing mandate - The Dispatch

Columbus ends mask-wearing mandate Columbus City Council lifted its citywide mask mandate at its regular meeting Tuesday night, though not without some tense back and forth between two council members. The council voted 4-1 to require face coverings only in city buildings. Ward 2 Councilman Joseph Mickens opposed. Joseph Mickens “I think we’re making a huge mistake here,” Mickens said before the vote. “I’ve got to totally disagree with you on this one. What I’m hearing, what the (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) is saying now, (is) that we’ve got an uptick with a new virus coming out now. But now we get a little pressure on us, we want to hunker down and get rid of the mask.

Council keeps masks, relaxes distancing restrictions

Council keeps masks, relaxes distancing restrictions
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