Former Columbus police officer charged for turning off bodycam during encounters with women pleads guilty
A former Columbus police officer accused of turning off his police body camera during encounters with women while on duty has changed his plea to guilty. Nicholas Duty, 35, of Commercial Point, was charged with two counts of destroying or altering records related to a criminal investigation.
Former Columbus Officer from Pickaway County Pleads Guilty To Turning of Camera for Sexual Encounters
A Columbus police officer, Nicholas Duty, has pleaded guilty to charges of tampering with records in a federal investigation after initially entering a not guilty plea. Duty, 35, from Commercial Point,
A 10-year-old and a 12-year-old boy reported missing have been found safe, according to the Columbus Division of Police. The ...
Jackson served 19 years as chief of the Columbus Division of Police. He was the division’s first Black chief, and its longest ...
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Columbus homicides and motor vehicle thefts dropped in 2024, police revealIn 2024, Columbus saw its lowest number of homicides since 2019, city officials revealed at a Tuesday news conference. At an end-of-year presentation, the Columbus Division of Police and Mayor Andrew ...
On January 2, former Columbus Police Chief James G. Jackson, the city's first Black police chief and longest-serving chief, ...
Columbus police are investigating an apparent fatal hit-and-run crash that killed a bicyclist Monday evening on the city's ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — James G. Jackson, who served the Columbus Division of Police as its first Black chief, died Thursday, according to the city’s police union. He was 91. Jackson worked ...
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