Police Shootings

The Columbus, Ohio, Division of Police Central Headquarters is seen on September 15th, 2016, in Columbus, Ohio.

On the latest episode of Pacific Standard's podcast about how our stories are made, reporter Alli Maloney talks about investing institutional racism within the Columbus Division of Police.

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The Columbus, Ohio, Division of Police Central Headquarters, in Columbus, Ohio.

Social Justice

Since 2013, the Columbus Division of Police has shot and killed dozens of people. The majority of them were black.

By Alli Maloney

News in Brief

The news caps off a week of lenient rulings for officers involved in police shootings.

By Kate Wheeling

News in Brief

By Pacific Standard Staff

Police Shootings

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