'I've been shot' -- 911 calls reveal chaos after Short North mass shooting
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- 911 calls released detail the confusion and fear after a mass shooting in the Short North.
Ten people were injured in the shooting that took place in the 1100 block of North High Street at about 2:30 a.m. Sunday. Columbus police said they are searching for four suspects based on the four different types of shell casings found at the scene.
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12 mass shootings in a year... Who would have thought that? 🤔
DeWine is politely saying that Columbus needs to look at the way it is prosecuting (or not) the criminals who treat the justice system like a revolving door… led by Zach Klein, who famously prefers to release criminals than have their lives “destroyed” by felony convictions.
After Klein put all his prosecutors through diversion program training, you hear things like this:
“Dietra Sherwin, a Columbus public defender, agreed. “Ever since the P.I. training, we’ve seen more willingness to offer diversion,” she said. “It’s not all about a 30th conviction for soliciting. They are having that conversation: ‘What can we do for this single mother to help her not be in this position?’”
So any thought of trusting him to convict repeat offenders is a joke, when public defenders are acknowledging that even people prosecuted over 30 times are still getting diversion. Only way things will change is when leadership changes. 🤷🏻♂️ It’s up to the residents, if they are tired of being afraid of living in their own city.
Its funny they couldnt release the shooters description ( normal suspect ) till the 911 calls were released