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Columbus police say Tanisha Jenkins and the 10 juveniles stole dozens of vehicles, credit cards and firearms, as well as more than half a million pieces of merchandise in a span of 10 months in 2025.
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Columbus Division of Police Chief Elaine Bryant briefed reporters about a police shooting that happened on Wednesday where a suspect was killed by police after he shot at officers in the Linden area. Bryant said the man was 38-year-old Chantez Loury.
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Dominion Middle School was placed on lockdown Wednesday after a student tip alerting the district and police that a student brought a gun to school.
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A police internal investigation has begun looking into an alleged violation of the division's rules of conduct by Deputy Chief Elrico Alli.
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The substation will be a center for both Ohio State police and the Columbus Division of Police working in the University District neighborhood as part of the university's joint patrol program.
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Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant said Michael McKee's vehicle was caught on neighborhood surveillance arriving in the area before the murders and leaving after the couple was killed.
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City officials stress that Columbus Police don't work with ICE and don't arrest people solely based on their citizenship status.
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The Mothers of Murdered Columbus Children marked the likely milestone Wednesday surrounded by police allies and community leaders. The group has been pushing for the city to get "Under Triple Digits" for years now.
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An independent arbitrator reinstated Columbus Police Officer Spencer Badger after he downloaded police body camera footage without filing a public records request. Badger was posting the footage on his YouTube page, "Columbus Police Body Camera."
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TaShawn Davis died after he was shot. He was accused of robbery after allegedly pointing a gun at two people in the area.