The university reached a $5.3 million settlement with DuBose’s family, including free undergraduate tuition for his 13 children. But mistrials were declared twice when juries deadlocked over charges. Tensing testified he believed his life was in in danger when DuBose tried to drive away during the stop.Īn expert hired by prosecutors said his frame-by-frame analysis of Tensing’s body camera video showed Tensing wasn’t being dragged by the car.
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The 43-year-old DuBose, who was Black, was shot in the head on July 19, 2015, by University of Cincinnati officer Ray Tensing after the officer pulled DuBose over for a missing front license plate. The family has sued Mason and the police department in federal court, arguing Tyre’s death was the result of excessive force, racial discrimination and alleged failure by the police department to properly investigate and discipline officers for racially motivated or unconstitutional behavior. Mason has said he feared a “gun fight” and argued he acted reasonably to protect himself. Tyre was shot after he ran from Mason and pulled a BB gun that looked like a real firearm, police have said. 16 2016, while Mason was responding to a reported armed robbery. Tyre, 13, was fatally shot by Columbus officer Bryan Mason on Sept. No officers were charged, with federal authorities announcing in 2017 they ended their investigation, concluding there wasn’t enough evidence to charge the white officer who killed Crawford.Ĭrawford’s family reached a $1.7 million settlement with Beavercreek in 2020.
Police said Crawford didn’t obey commands to drop what they learned later was an air rifle he was carrying from a store shelf. 5, 2014, after police responded to an emergency call about someone waving a rifle in a store in Beavercreek, a Dayton suburb. Crawford, 22, who was Black, was shot by an officer on Aug.
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