Columbus Division Of Police

Court documents show the City of Columbus is preparing to settle for 1 million dollars a lawsuit filed by the family of a woman killed by an undercover vice officer in August 2018.  

Columbus City Council on Monday is scheduled to begin considering a 475 thousand dollar settlement of a racial intimidation lawsuit brought by a former police officer.  

The Columbus City Schools are having trouble finding enough security guards to work high school football games. 

Three people remain hospitalized following an early Saturday morning shooting in Columbus.  

Columbus police say two shootings in Linden on Thursday appear to be connected.

Columbus police officials have changed their policy on identifying juvenile crime victims. 

Columbus police say at least seven people were injured over the weekend in multiple shootings.  

An audit shows since 2010, Columbus taxpayers have shelled out more than 5 million dollars to settle lawsuits against police.  

Thirteen police brutality protestors have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Columbus claiming they were victims of officer abuse. 

The Columbus Division of Police is not renewing its high school resource officer program with Columbus City Schools.  

Columbus police say police brutality protests on Sunday was broken up by officers along High Street near the Statehouse. 

Bond is set at 1 million dollars for a former Columbus vice cop charged with killing a woman who he and police officials claim stabbed him during an undercover prostitution investigation.  

A federal grand jury has indicted a Columbus woman on drug trafficking and weapons crimes. 

The family of a police brutality protestor in Columbus who died after being exposed to chemical agents has released a statement. 

No arrests or property damage are reported out of the 13th consecutive day of police brutatlity protests in Columbus Tuesday.

A group of parents and alumni is calling on Columbus City Schools to cancel its contract with the Columbus Division of Police. 

Ohio State University student representatives are calling for the school to sever ties with the Columbus Division of Police, in the wake of alleged abuses that took place during protests in downtown Columbus in the past few days.

Rep. Joyce Beatty, the Ohio Democrat who was pepper-sprayed at a demonstration in Columbus on Saturday, says property destruction accompanying protests over the death of George Floyd is a "distraction to the message."

Speaking to NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday, Beatty said she understands the sentiment that attempting to have a "healthy dialogue" about race hasn't worked, but that "violence doesn't work — violence either way."

A woman accused of shooting a Columbus police officer is now facing federal charges.