George Floyd protests in Columbus, Ohio

467:. Around 9 p.m. some protesters began to throw bottles. Protesters shouted, threw water bottles, eggs, shoes, and rocks, and launched fireworks into lines of police, while officers, mounted police, and SWAT used pepper spray, rubber and wooden pellets, flashbangs to drive them back. Some protesters threw the pepper spray back at police officers. Some tore trash cans and mailboxes from their mountings. Around 11:30, protesters used trash cans to smash the Statehouse's windows, and attempted to enter through its High Street doors (locked to the public for years). One person managed to enter the state auditor's ceremonial office through a window, though they left as soon as state troops arrived, and was arrested outside the building. Two lamps, over a century old, had their glass smashed, which may be difficult to replace. Small flags for forgotten soldiers on the east side of the building were set on fire; the remaining ones were brought inside by a Statehouse grounds crew. 28 Statehouse windows were shattered on May 28, along with the west doors, five pole lamps, some granite, and a bench. The 581: 1453:(COTA), stopped all service through downtown from May 30 to June 9. Service was rerouted given a Columbus Division of Police emergency established on every downtown street, banning COTA from using the downtown streets for public transit, despite most protests only taking place on High Street and Capitol Square. The service changes affect 14 active bus routes (discounting routes stopped due to COVID-19 ridership decreases). The city's curfew also caused service to end system-wide at 9 p.m. COTA initially reported its service changes were to ensure customers' safety and "give protesters a safe space to demonstrate for the end to systemic racism", though after criticism because the protests were over a much smaller area, the agency instead reported that it was due to the police emergency declared. On June 7, COTA announced it was granted closer access to the center of downtown, allowing stops and transfers on Broad Street and Grant Avenue. 569: 1253:

said creating the civilian oversight panel was his top priority, and stated he is calling on state law enforcement officials to assist investigations into Columbus police malfeasance. Some of the city's commissioners pushed for reprioritizing the department's budget, for fewer armored vehicles and helicopters and more social services for police to handle routine societal problems. Focus was also on new crowd control training to allow for civilians' First Amendment rights, and to avoid violent tactics during nonviolent situations. Also on June 10, Ohio State announced it will establish a task force to review racial disparities at the school, and the offices of research and diversity/inclusion will establish a $ 1 million fund to study racism and racial disparities.

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delivered to the mayor in January. In the hearing, Mayor Ginther said creating the civilian oversight panel was his top priority, and stated he is calling on state law enforcement officials to assist investigations into Columbus police malfeasance. Some of the city's commissioners pushed for reprioritizing the department's budget, for fewer armored vehicles and helicopters and more social services for police to handle routine societal problems. Focus was also on new crowd control training to allow for civilians' First Amendment rights, and to avoid violent tactics during nonviolent situations. Nonrelated to the protests, severe thunderstorms moved into the area that evening, and a

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by black men in suits and ties, signaling that they were serious, and need and deserve to be heard. Mayor Ginther and some Columbus police joined the march. On the same day, City Council members, including its president, called for charges for some protesters to be dismissed. The officials demanded charges for violating curfew and failing to disperse to be dismissed; the city attorney announced some curfew charges had already been dismissed.

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department to investigate its own officers. They support immediate police reform, beyond commissions and studies into the issues. Hundreds gathered at the Ohio Statehouse in the morning into the afternoon for a fourth continuous day of protests. They were joined by members of the local Shiloh Christian Center, who gathered to pray for peace. Protests continued into the evening. Some protesters threw water bottles at police officers.

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by a civilian from the Department of Public Safety's Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance Office. On the same day, the city of Columbus declared racism a public health crisis, following Franklin County, which had done the same earlier that month. Over 1,200 people signed a letter of support of the city's declaration, many of whom were local business, institution, and nonprofit leaders.

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civilian from the Department of Public Safety's Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance Office. On the same day, the city of Columbus declared racism a public health crisis, following Franklin County, which had done the same earlier that month. Over 1,200 people signed a letter of support of the city's declaration, many of whom were local business, institution, and nonprofit leaders.

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Police Chief Thomas Quinlan, and other officers walked with protesters during evening protests. Protests were mostly peaceful. The majority of protesters left after the 10 p.m. curfew set in, while some continued to walk from Broad and High to Hudson Street. Some protesters continued on to the I-71 on-ramp before police arrived and blocked the ramp.

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Police had been using tear gas and pepper spray to disperse protesters, hoping they would leave to recover and not return. Protesters and journalists complained that these methods were being used on nonviolent protesters. Other methods used, especially during the initial violent protests, include the

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The June 21 conflict was controversial, as the mayor had banned the use of chemical agents against nonviolent protesters less than a week prior. Mayor Ginther defended the actions, saying that the police were met with violence. Several Columbus City Council members disagreed, and condemned the use of

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Mayor Ginther lifted the week-long curfew, based on peaceful protests, dialogues between protesters and police, no significant violent acts by either side, and no curfew arrests since June 3. A recent federal lawsuit was filed against the city over the curfew, because violence had decreased; the city

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The Columbus Urban League met with City Council President Shannon Hardin; the organization announced steps to address racial disparities, including seeking partnerships with the city's police union, and with other police, government, business, and nonprofit leaders. They also recommended implementing

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held a press conference in the evening, with support of protesting, though urging for nonviolence. Over 100 properties were damaged throughout the night. Five people were arrested that day for setting off fireworks and creating a panic, and five police officers were injured, at least two by rocks and

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Hundreds of people arrived downtown later in the evening. Columbus Police set up numerous choke points to control traffic and block protesters. Around 10 p.m., an emergency was declared, with police ordering protesters and reporters to leave the area. At around 11 p.m., officers began firing tear gas

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Protests continued for an 11th day, with protesters marching at the Ohio Statehouse and City Hall. Protests at the Statehouse were calm, with relatively low attendance at about 300 protesters. The City Hall event was "Gathering of Black Excellence: A Prestigious Protest", a prayer and march attended

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Into the evening, several hundred participated in protests around the Statehouse, a smaller number due to rain, though a peaceful and vocal crowd. A candlelight memorial was held in the late afternoon. At about 9 p.m., the crowd's intensity increased, with about 300 marching counter-clockwise around

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declared a curfew for 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. until things calm down, with any violators subject to arrest. The curfew excludes emergency services, news media, people traveling directly to or from work, and people seeking care, in dangerous circumstances, or experiencing homelessness. All downtown streets

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On June 16, after reevaluating the use of chemical sprays for crowd dispersal, the mayor announced that the sprays will be banned, limited only to "clear instances of violence". A new community panel was formed to give input to the police department on community policing, practices, and strategies.

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On June 1, Mayor Andrew Ginther and Columbus City Council denounced the police chief and his officers for their aggressive tactics. Ginther created an independent review board for police actions: he asks protesters to report instances of excessive force by police during the protests, to be reviewed

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Several businesses in the city were embroiled in controversy as they supported police actions. Condado, an Ohio-based chain restaurant, fulfilled an order to be sent to police. Among its staff refusing to fulfill it, the workers were threatened with termination, and therefore walked out in protest.

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Columbus police officers, speaking anonymously, detailed low morale and unsteady leadership in the department and mixed signals from the city government. Regarding the incident on the prior day, they recounted several "stand-down" orders, conflicting with official accounts by the mayor and Division

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The Ohio National Guard departed the city after nearly two weeks in Columbus. Columbus hosted its first recent hearing on police reform, after five months of inaction. The city council president apologized for inaction on the 330-page report on policing problems released August 2019, and officially

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Thousands of people attended a peaceful protest at the Ohio Statehouse, most wearing all black. Mayor Ginther mingled among them during the event. In the early afternoon, they marched to the Columbus police headquarters and back. The speeches and chants echoed similar and past protests, though with

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In the morning, Mayor Ginther and Police Chief Thomas Quinlan answered questions about the protests. Quinlan defended his officers' use of tear gas and pepper spray, stating that it helps disperse crowds without a need for arrests, charges, courtroom appearances, and further actions. Quinlan stated

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On June 11, Mayor Ginther announced he will give an executive order to require all fatal use of force cases and cases of death in police custody in the city to be investigated by the Ohio Attorney General's criminal investigation bureau. The Bureau of Criminal Investigation is the state's official

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On June 10, Columbus hosted its first recent hearing on police reform, after five months of inaction. The city council president apologized for inaction on the 330-page report on policing problems released August 2019, and officially delivered to the mayor in January. In the hearing, Mayor Ginther

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A peaceful march, titled the LGBTQ Unity March, was held by local black, queer-owned company Kingfinity in the early afternoon, marching from the Ohio Statehouse to Stonewall Columbus. Later in the evening, Statehouse-area protests involving about 250 participants reached a higher conflict than in

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June 9, the 13th day of protests, was the hottest day of the year so far. Crowds were smaller, though several online events were scheduled, along with additional protests into the coming weekend. Also that day, about 300 Ohio State University faculty signed a letter to the school's administration,

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Mayor Ginther announced that an independent police civilian review board will be modeled in July, and staffed by January 2021. The city-appointed Community Safety Advisory Commission had recommended the civilian review panel in January 2020. Ginther also announced that the city is reevaluating the

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began sweeping up debris in Capitol Square early in the day, asking others to join him. Around noon, Hardin and Beatty, two of the politicians caught in police pepper spray on the previous day, made a statement supporting a civilian review commission to review police force, instead of allowing the

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Protests into the night involved demonstrators throwing items including rocks, water bottles, a traffic cone, a bottle of urine, and a bag of rocks. Around 9:35 p.m., the city responded to a trash fire at a construction site downtown, near where protests were held. The curfew went into effect

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along with the rest of the United States and most of the world. The protests involved large numbers of people in close proximity, creating fears the virus will spread and create new outbreaks. On June 3, Columbus Public Health identified a person who attended protests in downtown Columbus, despite

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COTA was also criticized after a video of the agency's buses transporting police circulated online. The agency responded by saying that it is part of a longstanding agreement to transport emergency workers, including police, and that the buses were not being used to transport arrested protesters.

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One action taken by police had been to empty water bottles, preventing them from being thrown at officers, and preventing protesters from washing away tear gas to immediately return to protests. The Central Ohio Street Medic Collective Facebook group spread rumors, repeated on Twitter posts, that

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Protests continued peacefully at the Ohio Statehouse on the sixth consecutive day of protests, and were again held at the Ohio State University. There was no visible Columbus police presence at the Ohio Statehouse, given the change in tactics to prevent confrontations and violence. Mayor Ginther,

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reported that many owners probably had riot damage covered in their insurance policies, covering material damage and loss of furniture or computers, and covering business interrupted during the protests. J. Averi Frost, executive director of the Central Ohio African-American Chamber of Commerce,

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About 20 employees of local chain Northstar Cafe walked out on June 6. Service and bar staff walked out of its Short North location in protest of a company policy giving a 50% discount to police and firefighters. An early response to the Floyd protests on June 3 removed the longstanding policy,

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Protesters' tactics primarily included picketing, marches, and die-ins, including shouting, speeches, and chants. A few more agitated events involved protesters throwing water bottles, rocks and bricks, and launching fireworks into lines of police. Officers, mounted police, and SWAT used pepper

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Mayor Ginther set up an email account for citizens to report misconduct by Columbus police. In its first week, the account received about 700 emails. Of these about 400 were complaints of excessive force, and 230 were in support of police. 27 were from family members of police, concerned about

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The protesters in downtown Columbus and other central parts of the city were diverse, as people of all races were encouraged to attend. The makeup was reportedly significantly more diverse than 2016 protests' crowds, which were predominantly attended by black residents. By June 13, most of the

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Thousands of protesters continued demonstrating beginning at 10 a.m. at the Ohio Statehouse, relatively peacefully yet still tense. Protesters were estimated at 2,000 people, more than previous days. Police aggression was reported, including pepper spraying, tear gas, and shoving people to the

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Mayor Andrew Ginther and Columbus City Council denounced the police chief and his officers for their aggressive tactics. Ginther created an independent review board for police actions: he asks protesters to report instances of excessive force by police during the protests, to be reviewed by a

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In the morning of May 30, business owners began to clean up their vandalized businesses. One business reported that they hadn't had a problem with vandalism like this in their 40 years of operating. Bricks, rocks, pieces of granite, water bottles, and other debris lined the streets, while few

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On June 5, the family of a Columbus protester, a recent Ohio State University graduate, posted on Instagram that she had died on May 30 as the result of an asthma attack brought on by tear gas at a protest downtown two days prior. A coroner's report later determined the death to be due to an

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About 1,200 local businesses, nonprofits, and institutions signed a letter to Columbus City Council supporting its declaration of racism as a public health crisis. The Garden, an adult store in the Short North, has been acting as a makeshift first aid and distribution center for protesters.

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Protests, which were mostly peaceful, continued outside the Statehouse. The groups Columbus Freedom Coalition and Black Queer Intersectional Collective held a protest at Mayor Ginther's house, aimed toward "abolishing, defunding, dismantling, demilitarizing the Columbus Division of Police".

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Messages and aims of the protesters were diverse. Many aim to seek justice for the deaths of people of color recently killed across the country, including several in Columbus. Protesters demanded police reform, including more restraint during peaceful protests, lowering the police budget

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on Capitol Square has a large plywood wall around it, and has encouraged the Greater Columbus Arts Council to recruit paid artists to paint on it, in addition to protesters' statements and art. The works were planned to be preserved and exhibited by the Greater Columbus Arts Council.

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On June 7, City Council members including its president called for charges for some protesters to be dismissed. The officials want charges for violating curfew and failing to disperse to be dismissed; the city attorney announced some curfew charges had already been dismissed.

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crime lab. The independent investigations were aimed to restore confidence in Columbus police, and ensures that these deaths will be investigated by professionally-trained officials. The order will act as a law, but will be supplemented with an addition to the city code.

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were indefinitely closed to non-emergency traffic at 6 p.m. The curfew and the city's state of emergency were believed to be the first in 50 years, since Mayor Sensenbrenner imposed a curfew in 1970 during violent protests at the Ohio State University campus.

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On June 17, the city announced it will join the "8 Can't Wait" movement, which aims to ban chokeholds, exhaust all means before shooting at suspects, require a warning before shooting, requiring de-escalation, banning firing at moving vehicles, requiring a

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recommendations given in recent reports on the city's police reform, as well as advocating for Ohio to follow Columbus and Franklin County in declaring racism a public health crisis. Lastly, they recommended joining with city and county leaders to address

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On June 5, Mayor Ginther announced that an independent police civilian review board will be modeled in July, and staffed by January 2021. The city-appointed Community Safety Advisory Commission had recommended the civilian review panel in January 2020.

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the chemical agents. Another controversy arose over a man with two prosthetic legs, both allegedly removed by police during the conflict. Footage from police body cameras contradict the claim, while other videos show the man throwing a sign at police.

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A march was organized from Columbus City Hall to the Ohio Statehouse. The group was made up of mothers of men and women killed by Ohio law enforcement, with the names of the deceased written on their shirts. More than 1,000 protesters joined them.

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recent days, beginning with protesters blocking traffic. It led to two arrests, pepper spray being used on protesters, and additional police being called into the area. One of the arrests was over an electric scooter thrown at a police officer.

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June 4 was noted as significantly calmer than previous days of protest. The protest sites in the morning and early afternoon were largely empty. About 100 people protested on High Street by the Statehouse, while others painted murals - the

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A protest near OSU lasted about 25 minutes past the city's curfew, until being broken up by police. The peaceful protest had about 200 participants. Police Chief Thomas Quinlan was marching with the crowd earlier in the day.

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During the city-issued nighttime curfew, all downtown streets were closed to non-emergency traffic, affecting private automobiles and public transit. As well, several protests and marches involved temporary street closures.

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and Nick Bankston, president of the Columbus Urban League Young Professionals. The leaders acknowledged the damage, with some urging people to look beyond the damage, and others not condoning intentional property damage.

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On May 30, police aggression was reported, including pepper spraying, tear gas, and shoving people to the ground. On May 31, seven cases of excessive police force during the protests were reported by the local news site

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The Central Ohio African-American Chamber of Commerce is raising money for black-owned businesses damaged during the protests. At least a half dozen of these businesses were damaged between downtown and the Short North.

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protesters downtown were predominantly white, and in majority-white suburbs, some white people led events. The multiracial makeup of the crowds is largely supported and encouraged by Columbus protest groups.

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in support of the movement. In addition, an event was held at the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas in Columbus, involving numerous public defenders kneeling for eight minutes and 46 seconds.

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As protesters were dispersed, a group of about 400 went south down High Street to the Franklin County Courthouse, with some breaking windows as they passed by. The downtown DGX store, part of the

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Short North businesses, largely boarded-up due to damage and/or to prevent damage, variously used the plywood boards as posters of support, with messages including "Black Lives Matter" and "

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Numerous properties were damaged during the protests, mostly on the first three nights. Damage has predominately been downtown and in the Short North. Notable buildings damaged include the

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Another result of the protests included Franklin County Public Health hiring a new associate director of equity and inclusion, focusing on racism and health disparities in Franklin County.

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Another result of the protests included Franklin County Public Health hiring a new associate director of equity and inclusion, focusing on racism and health disparities in Franklin County.

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A group of protesters created a committee to call for the resignation of the mayor and chief of police; echoed by Stonewall Columbus's call for the police chief to resign on the same day.

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newspaper, had shown their press credentials and were exempt from the city's curfew as journalists; officers replied with statements including that they "don't care" and to "get inside."

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some water being passed around is purposefully contaminated with antifreeze to be toxic, though Central Ohio hospitals had no recorded instances of patients taken ill by the substance.

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The makeup of the protesters, especially those involved in vandalizing and attacking police, has been in question since the protests began. Columbus's police chief, along with Mayor

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At Northstar Cafe, a longstanding 50 percent police discount was rescinded during the protests, though the discount was reinstated soon afterward, prompting employees to walk out.

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spray, tear gas, rubber and wooden pellets, and flashbangs to drive them back, and sometimes to attack those protesting non-violently. Columbus's police chief, along with Mayor

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though it was reinstated on June 5. In addition to the walkout, the location's kitchen manager quit immediately over the policy, though he had given a two-weeks' notice prior.

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At least one electric scooter was thrown at police, on May 28, potentially leading to the scooters being removed from downtown streets beginning on the following day.

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on Drexel Avenue down Broad Street to the Ohio Statehouse downtown. The group started with a few hundred people, though more joined in, and other groups marched from

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noted her skepticism, that insurance companies avoid paying, and might not give business-interruption coverage due to the pandemic already shuttering businesses.

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A two-hour protest was staged at Mayor Andrew Ginther's home at The Knolls, a subdivision in northwest Columbus. More than 100 attended, and participated in a

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was closed on June 1 due to vandalism committed during the riots. The damage includes broken windows and graffiti messages such as "Fuck 12," "BLM," and "

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chain, was looted. Around midnight, more Columbus police and Ohio Highway patrol officers were called in to further disperse those who were vandalizing.

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Also on June 5, about 500 medical workers (students, researchers, doctors, and nurses) participated in a demonstration at the Ohio State University's

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Protests downtown were smaller than previous days, at 300–400 by the afternoon, though more joined later into the evening. The group met at the

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caught on fire, with its roof collapsed. The fire is under investigation, and may be related to the protests happening. Ohio Attorney General

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Protests began to drop in violence around May 31, and the city began making changes to support racial equality. On June 1, the city declared

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storefronts were left untouched. Most windows were smashed, with graffiti on signs, walls, and windows across downtown. Milestone 229, at

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About 300 gathered at the Ohio Statehouse to picket and march in protest of the minimal charges brought against officers involved in the

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A protest was held at Northstar Cafe in the Short North, following employee walkouts over the company reinstating a 50% police discount.

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11 arrests were made for curfew violations in the evening of June 1. On the same night, student newspaper journalists from the

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to disperse the crowd of over 100. Cars and pedestrians dispersed, some south, some north. Protesters sprayed a statue on the

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use of mounted police, SWAT, and the National Guard using rubber and wooden pellets and flashbangs to drive protesters back.

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Hundreds gather at a "recall Mayor Ginther" rally, with many calling on Ginther to defund the city's police department.

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to maintain order in the city. The curfew and the city's state of emergency were believed to be the first in 50 years.

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in the evening, in a peaceful protest with signs and chanted slogans. In the evening, community leaders met at the

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officers to help with law enforcement. Police were unable to respond to regular calls due to the protests. Mayor

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Protests began at Broad & High Streets, the two main intersections of Columbus, and the location of the

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officers' safety. Other complaints were filed with the police department's internal affairs bureau.

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The City of Columbus announced it will look into revising its symbols, including its city seal and

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the Statehouse, though everyone was encouraged to disperse at 9:30 to keep with the city's curfew.

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ground. Some politicians were with protesters early in the day, including Ohio U.S. Representative

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On June 19, Franklin County (containing most of the city of Columbus) announced it is replacing

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On June 19, Franklin County (containing most of the city of Columbus) announced it is replacing

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for the first time at 10 p.m. on May 30. 59 people were arrested following the May 30 protests.

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Protesters parked cars across High Street in front of the Ohio Statehouse and blocked traffic.

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In the afternoon, Governor DeWine encouraged people to protest, but urged them to peacefully.

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Evening protests involved several hundred gathering to rest and build relationships by the

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to recruit paid artists to paint on it, in addition to protesters' statements and art.

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feeling coronavirus symptoms on May 27, one day before protests had started downtown.

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estimated the damage at $ 15,000. Numerous other buildings suffered damage.

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Local art in support of the protests on the boarded-up Ohio Theatre, June 5

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List of monuments and memorials removed during the George Floyd protests

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he just wants violent protesters to "leave and stop damaging our city".

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The panel is diverse, including eleven people of color and nine women.

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and plaintiffs reached an agreement and the lawsuit will be dismissed.

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Protesters gathered at Livingston and Lockbourne Avenues in Columbus's

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About 100 protesters marched west on Broad Street from downtown into

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2020 civil unrest in Columbus, Ohio after the murder of George Floyd

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Holding a Black Lives Matter Sign in America's Most Racist Town

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Houser, Gabe Rosenberg, Adora Namigadde, Nick (May 30, 2020).

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Barrier wall near the Statehouse used for a protester message

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List of police reforms related to the George Floyd protests

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Protests took place in downtown Columbus as well as at the

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were pepper-sprayed by police. The students, representing

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Monument and memorial controversies in the United States

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List of George Floyd protests outside the United States

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has a large plywood wall around it, and encouraged the

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Statues of Christopher Columbus in the city included:

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George Floyd Law Enforcement Trust and Integrity Act

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as a paid holiday for its government employees with

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May 29 protest at Livingston and Lockbourne Avenues

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