Columbus mayor calls for immediate termination of officer who fatally shot Andre Hill
Ginther said Columbus police officer Adam Coy violated department policy by failing to turn on his body camera in time and by failing to render aid to Andre Hill. Author: Brittany Bailey, Angela Reighard Published: 7:46 PM EST December 23, 2020 Updated: 11:53 PM EST December 23, 2020
COLUMBUS, Ohio Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther stood before cameras for a second day in a row to voice his anger, frustration and disappointment in the deadly shooting of Andre Hill.
“If my father or brother were walking out of my garage, would the result have been the same?” the mayor asked.
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Mayor Andrew Ginther continues his virtue signalling in the aftermath of a police shooting early Tuesday morning.
At 1:30 a.m., two officers responded to a disturbance call of a man in a garage starting and stopping a car. The body camera footage was released today that showed officers approaching the subject as he moved towards officers and raised a black object toward them. His other hand was concealed.
Columbus Officer Adam Coy shot and killed Andrew Hill. Hill was black and a weapon was not found on the scene. The object turned out to be a cell phone.
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