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The Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge No. 9 filed for a temporary restraining order preventing an internal affairs investigation into Whitehall police officer Enrique Ortega.
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Special Prosecutor Brad Nicodemus, the Whitehall city attorney, told WOSU he has been delayed in finishing the case. He said he doesn't know yet when he will wrap it up.
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Jalen Bradley and his sister, Ja-Dawn Bradley, are suing for millions. The suit said Jalen Bradley was paralyzed after Columbus police shot him on May 6, 2023.
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The Property Action Team, through the city attorney's office, consists of six lawyers and a full time social worker to help address problem properties the city tries to either fix or shut down.
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Stavroff Land & Development, the owners of Dublin Village Center, argue city code passed in 2012 is too vague and gives the city "standardless and unlawful discretion in zoning matters."
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FOP President Jeff Simpson commented on a social media post defending a Jason Aldean song and said about lynching, "[B]ack in the day, that was the penalty you got for doing really bad things. Today you get nothing."
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The BBC, last year, first interviewed several men who said Mike Jeffries abused and exploited them in a sex-trafficking ring. The men later filed a civil lawsuit against the former CEO.
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Two days after a Dec. 31 deadline for Colonial Village residents to vacate the property, Columbus authorities are still working to determine if there are still people living in the derelict apartment complex.
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Whitehall City Attorney Brad Nicodemus will review a criminal complaint against Ginther filed by his political opponent Joe Motil. Ginther allegedly pressured a Franklin County judge during an ongoing lawsuit to close a troubled bus station.
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Democrat Jennifer Brunner wants to remove partisan labels from judges on Ohio ballots and remove a rule that requires justices to leave the bench before running for another office.