Ohio man s fatal shooting reignites scrutiny of efforts to overhaul policing
Jasmine Hilton and Abigail Hauslohner, The Washington Post
Dec. 16, 2020
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Dozens of protesters raised Subway sandwiches overhead this weekend in front of the Ohio Statehouse steps, in a symbolic gesture to the memory of a man whose life relatives say ended with unjust violence.
Protests descended on this state capital s downtown following the fatal shooting of Casey Goodson Jr., a 23-year-old Black man whose relatives say he was entering his grandmother s home carrying Subway sandwiches when a sheriff s deputy shot him on Dec. 4. The deputy s lawyer said Goodson pointed a gun at the officer.
Casey Goodson shooting reignites criticsm of Columbus police department
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