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July 24, 2023: This week s editorials from Ohio newspapers

July 24, 2023: This week s editorials from Ohio newspapers
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Our view: OSU president scandal, unnamed city police show disregard of public accountability

An attempt to keep details about former Ohio State President Kristina Johnson departure secret, the concealment of the names of Columbus police involved in a deadly shooting and an exemption that benefits OneOhio should concern all Ohioans who believe in truth, the Dispatch Editorial Board writes.

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Columbus police aren t naming officers involved in shootout, citing law

Citing Marsy s Law, Columbus police aren t naming the officers involved in last week s shooting. Similar moves have been criticized in other states.

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Columbus piloting program to help shoplifters stop stealing

City Attorney Zach Klein said businesses support this program which will help low-level offenders who are impoverished or have other unmet needs.

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Columbus City Attorney hopes to reduce shoplifting by helping those who steal out of need

City Attorney Zach Klein said businesses support this program which will help low-level offenders who are impoverished or have other unmet needs.

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