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Ohio AG announces indictment of former Columbus officer in Andre Hill shooting

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After Arrest Daily Beast: A Columbus, Ohio, police officer who was fired after fatally shooting an unarmed Black man in December has been arrested in connection with the killing, authorities said late Wednesday. NEW: Former Columbus police officer Adam Coy charged with murder in the shooting death of Andre Hill, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announces. https://t.co/VSj3OPHBfK ABC News (@ABC) February 4, 2021 Adam Coy, 44, faces charges of murder, felonious assault, and dereliction of duty after a grand jury brought an indictment against him Wednesday for the shooting of Andre Hill, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced in a Wednesday evening press conference.

Former Columbus lobbyist pleads guilty in bribery case

Updated: 1:05 PM EST February 3, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio A former Columbus lobbyist could spend up to 20 years in prison after he pleaded guilty in a bribery case. The U.S. Attorney s Office said John Raphael entered a guilty plea Wednesday to honest services wire fraud in connection to a contract with the Greater Columbus Convention Center. Raphael was the treasurer for the Franklin County Convention Facilities Authority (FCCFA) and also served on its board. That agency ran the Greater Columbus Convention Center. In 2014, he became a consultant for one of four companies that put in a bid to be a food vendor at the convention center, according to the U.S. Attorney s Office.

Who applied for the Columbus police civilian review board?

Columbus Mayor Andrew J. Ginther will have a pool of 205 people to choose from in deciding who to recommend for seats on the first city civilian review board to provide oversight to the Division of Police. The board, approved as a charter amendment by voters in November, will be able to investigate allegations of misconduct and use-of-force incidents involving Columbus police officers. A panel of nine people, who will be selected by Ginther but must be approved by the city council, is expected to be seated by spring.  Board members will serve staggered terms of at least three years. A majority of the board must be Columbus residents, but residency alone was not a requirement and some applicants are from surrounding suburbs.  

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