Columbus, Ohio – A police officer in Ohio, who is accused of shooting to death, was not trained, and she is a pregnant black mother who was not properly trained or supervised, according to a federal lawsuit filed on Wednesday against the police chief and the town that hires him.
drug TA’Kiya Young A lawsuit was filed against the town of Bandon and its police chief during the deadly shooting in August 2023 at the parking lot in a grocery store on the outskirts of Columbus. She was suspected of stealing bottles of alcohol when the officer Connor M. Garden Another officer approached her car. Young, 21, partially reduced her window and the other officer ordered her to leave the car.
When she moved her car to the right, she rolled towards Grubb, the accused Shooting Through the windshield. The young daughter and daughter she expected that her third child had announced the death of the hospital. Grubb was accused of murder, unintended murder and assault last year.
Grubb has He admitted that he is not guiltyIt is scheduled to hold a hearing in his criminal case next week.
“Without verification or reasonable investigation, the officers escalated recklessly their response, and sorting Mrs. Young and treating her as a serious crime despite the simple nature of allegations,” claiming the lawsuit. Grubb had “aggressive meetings with members of society”, but he did not face any meaningful discipline, as the complaint claims.
The lawsuit is submitted by one claim of municipal responsibility and seeks to obtain compensation along with a judicial order to stop the policies that have deprived Young and her child, who has not yet been born from their constitutional rights.
Young’s Estate also filed a lawsuit against GRUBB, the Kroger Company Super Series and a store employee last month. This previous lawsuit, presented in Franklin Province, submits claims to death and illegal neglect.
Telephone messages were left for a comment on Wednesday for civil and criminal lawyers for GRUBB, as well as police chief John C. Balford and a lawyer in the town of Blindon. An email to a KROGER spokesman was left.
“The video showed that Young was justifying.
“The reason behind the drainage of his weapon just was that he was threatened with a physical physical injury from being car or potential death,” Collins said.