New Albany releases bodycam videos from night of warehouse mass shooting
The New Albany Division of Police released nearly two dozen body camera videos on Friday, showing the moments officers and ...
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Body camera footage reveals new details in New Albany warehouse shooting
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New bodycam footage reveals police response to Ohio mass shooting at KDC/ONE
The New Albany Police Department released body camera footage from the mass shooting at KDC/ONE that left two people dead and ...
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Attorney for man accused in New Albany mass shooting requests competency hearing
A preliminary hearing scheduled for the man accused of a mass shooting in New Albany has been postponed. A competency hearing ...
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Michigan’s new law resulted in no-gun orders for nearly 300 people
Nearly 300 people in Michigan were barred from possessing guns in 2024 under a new law that empowers courts to intervene if ...
New Albany mass shooter’s defense attorney seeking mental health evaluation for client
A Columbus-based defense attorney is seeking a mental health competency test for a man accused of a fatal mass shooting in New Albany on Feb. 4.
'Never said a word': Report details Ohio warehouse shooting and workers' fight for gun
Police released the incident report recounting from workers how the alleged shooter was acting strangely before fatally ...
First responders to New Albany warehouse shooting commend recent training for preparedness
Within the last couple of weeks, the West Licking Joint Fire District held a multi-agency mass casualty training to prepare ...
What we know about Kyle Vaver, one of the victims in the New Albany mass shooting
Kyle Vaver, 38, died Tuesday night after being shot inside the KDC/ONE warehouse in New Albany. He previously attended Ohio ...
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Columbus police train for mass casualty event in shadow of New Albany warehouse shooting
More than two dozen members of the Columbus Division of Police are going through training about preventing and responding to mass casualty and active shooter incidents.