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The mother of 12-year-old Tamir Rice is asking the Ohio Supreme Court to prevent the former Cleveland police officer who shot and killed her son more than six years ago from returning to the force.
The fatal incident happened on Nov. 22, 2014, when officers were dispatched to Cleveland Cudell Recreation Park after a 911 caller reported that a guy with a pistol was pointing what appeared to be a weapon at others. The caller told a dispatcher that it was probably a juvenile and the gun might be fake, though that information was never relayed to the officers.
Tamir Rice, the Cleveland Police Patrolmen s Association is fighting to have Loehmann return to the police force. Earlier this year, attorneys for the Cleveland Police Union took their case to an appellate court, but the court ruled that Loehmann would not be allowed to return to the police force. Months later, their case has reached the Ohio Supreme Court. Along the way, a number of civil rights activists and organizers have publicly expressed that Loehmann should never return to the police force after killing an unarmed 12-year-old boy. Joining the ongoing legal matter, Rice s mother,
Samaria Rice, has issued a statement to the Ohio Supreme Court asking that they do not allow Loehmann to rejoin the city s police force.
Tamir Riceâs Mother Asks Court to Block Rehiring of Officer Who Killed Her Son
Samaria Rice wants the Ohio Supreme Court to keep the man who killed her son in 2014 from being reinstated as a Cleveland police officer. The former officer, Timothy Loehmann, was never charged.
A memorial for Tamir Rice, 12, at Cudell Commons Park in Cleveland, where he was shot to death by a police officer in December 2014.Credit.Ty Wright for The New York Times
May 26, 2021
The mother of Tamir Rice, the 12-year-old Black boy who was fatally shot by a white police officer in Cleveland in 2014, is asking the Ohio Supreme Court to prevent the man who killed her son from being reinstated as an officer.
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