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COLUMBUS, Ohio – An Ohio prosecutor says a grand jury has declined to bring charges against police officers in the fatal shooting of a murder suspect who they said fled and then turned toward them with a handgun.
Three Columbus officers fired during the Sept. 30 confrontation with 20-year-old Jacquarius Robinson. Robinson was shot multiple times and died at the scene. The officers weren’t hurt.
The Franklin County prosecutor says a grand jury considered the shooting last week and didn’t issue an indictment.
Police say forensic testing confirmed that Robinson’s gun had been used in the earlier homicide of a 21-year-old man.
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