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[QUOTE=TBobber;3920897]The girls are on their social media bringing up these issues as well. A 100 lbs girl, stabs an officer in the hand. And got shot 8 times. I doubt anything will come of it, but there's a lot to indicate there's more to the story.[/QUOTE]Rumor-Mill is the officer has a history of "abuse".
Heck I knew that girl from about 2 years ago. If you search the reports on Facebook something seems off about the arrest. I generally give officers the benefit in shootings, but do some research onto this one. Sad all the way around.
[QUOTE=JohnHigginBoth;3921071]Rumor-Mill is the officer has a history of "abuse".[/QUOTE]The position of the UC car with her door against the building is all I need to see. Maybe that was his 'spot'.
[QUOTE=TotoMoto;3921547]The position of the UC car with her door against the building is all I need to see. Maybe that was his 'spot'.[/QUOTE]Even if a girl had saw a guy a few times, she's going to get pretty pissed pretty quickly if he parks specifically to block her in. I think I MIGHT get a warning "Mother Fvcker, move this car and don't block me in again or I'm going to stab your ass".
Now wait and see. Within a few weeks we'll hear about a John getting stabbed, sliced, or worse for blocking a girl in like was done to this girl. This just made the street a much more dangerous place for everybody. The girls are all on edge, the cops are all on edge, and in thinking I may need a 2 month vacation to watch how this plays out.
[QUOTE=TBobber;3920897]The girls are on their social media bringing up these issues as well. A 100 lbs girl, stabs an officer in the hand. And got shot 8 times. I doubt anything will come of it, but there's a lot to indicate there's more to the story.[/QUOTE]There has to be more to it than this. I would hope that if someone stabbed a cop's hand in a situation where she had no way out, he would just want to subdue her and get her under control. Eight shots is either anger or there was more going on here.
[QUOTE=Gitarzz;3921986]There has to be more to it than this. I would hope that if someone stabbed a cop's hand in a situation where she had no way out, he would just want to subdue her and get her under control. Eight shots is either anger or there was more going on here.[/QUOTE]Just making sure she could never tell her side of the story is all. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what happened here though.
[QUOTE=FishHooks;3922928]Just making sure she could never tell her side of the story is all. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what happened here though.[/QUOTE]Honestly, I'm usually a police supporter and feel that 99.5% of the time if people would just NOT act like moronic jackasses the cops will just do their job and move on with getting home at the end of their shift.
BUT, this situation is bad.
The cop involved was supposed to be on a call a few blocks away when this happened.
The unmarked police car was parked in a way that trapped the victim in the car.
The victim was a little junkie 105 lb SW, the cop was a 200+ Lb wide body cop. He was "stabbed" in the hand (I'm betting when this all comes out, it was more of a slice) and she was shot 8 times.
The cop was black. I don't know the victims view on the subject, but most of the SW I know skip getting in a car with black guys unless they're desperate. It was before rush hour, plenty of clients out.
The victim just had a bench warrant issued 2 days prior to being shot. That charge was for soliciting then because of failure to appear, warrant. She had no other real charges, like traffic court shit only.
Per family members, the victim knew the cop and what he looks like. Why'd she get in?
Several girls have come forward saying this cop was a blackmailing, predator, rapist. After the fact, this has little merit, but I know one of the girls saying VERY well. Yeah. She could be lying, but why? She didn't know the victim.
Several former tenants of the cop say he tried to blackmail rape them, and he had an apartment on the west side he uses for hookers. I checked, he does own SEVERAL properties in the hoods.
Per the family, they had called the police a week before to report her as a victim of human trafficking and get her away from her pimp.
Per the family, they were told by the police that no video or tapes exist of the shooting or prior. Of course I've never been picked up walkin the block by an UC. But I've had many girls tell me about it. Every story I've heard, if it goes to court there is ALWAYS a tape.
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[QUOTE=TBobber;3923753]Per the family, they were told by the police that no video or tapes exist of the shooting or prior. Of course I've never been picked up walkin the block by an UC. But I've had many girls tell me about it. Every story I've heard, if it goes to court there is ALWAYS a tape.[/QUOTE]I have a solid reason to believe that there is a camera on the outside of that building at 365 Yale, installed by the new owner, that possibly caught all of this on tape. I think you might even be able to discern it in the video attached to the news article. The white conduit connects directly to a security camera that has been installed in the last two months.
[QUOTE=TBobber;3923753]Honestly, I'm usually a police supporter and feel that 99.5% of the time if people would just NOT act like moronic jackasses the cops will just do their job and move on with getting home at the end of their shift.
BUT, this situation is bad.
The cop involved was supposed to be on a call a few blocks away when this happened.
The unmarked police car was parked in a way that trapped the victim in the car.
The victim was a little junkie 105 lb SW, the cop was a 200+ Lb wide body cop. He was "stabbed" in the hand (I'm betting when this all comes out, it was more of a slice) and she was shot 8 times.
The cop was black. I don't know the victims view on the subject, but most of the SW I know skip getting in a car with black guys unless they're desperate. It was before rush hour, plenty of clients out.
The victim just had a bench warrant issued 2 days prior to being shot. That charge was for soliciting then because of failure to appear, warrant. She had no other real charges, like traffic court shit only.
Per family members, the victim knew the cop and what he looks like. Why'd she get in?
Several girls have come forward saying this cop was a blackmailing, predator, rapist. After the fact, this has little merit, but I know one of the girls saying VERY well. Yeah. She could be lying, but why? She didn't know the victim.
Several former tenants of the cop say he tried to blackmail rape them, and he had an apartment on the west side he uses for hookers. I checked, he does own SEVERAL properties in the hoods.
Per the family, they had called the police a week before to report her as a victim of human trafficking and get her away from her pimp.
Per the family, they were told by the police that no video or tapes exist of the shooting or prior. Of course I've never been picked up walkin the block by an UC. But I've had many girls tell me about it. Every story I've heard, if it goes to court there is ALWAYS a tape.[/QUOTE]I read a few poignant facebook posts that really make me wonder. She should not be dead. Clearly the police didn't follow any normal procedure. Some thoughts from one of the facebook posts:
If Donna wasn't taken to a secluded area near woods, railroad tracks, & behind a building. SHE'LL BE ALIVE.
If Andrew had back-up with him during this "One Man Sting or Operation". SHE'LL BE ALIVE.
If Andrew Mitchell would have followed CPD procedures. SHE'LL BE ALIVE.
I hope the city investigates this thoroughly.
The cop will be cleared. Blue will protect blue.
[QUOTE=MidwestDude;3928107]The cop will be cleared. Blue will protect blue.[/QUOTE]CPD will never eat their own, regardless of what they find out IMHO. Worst case for him is retirement with a 30 year pension and a new workers comp case! I feel very bad for Donna and all the girls like her. This was wrong at so many levels as has been stated.
And then there is this:
[URL]https://www.10tv.com/article/columbus-officer-involved-deadly-shooting-focus-criminal-investigation[/URL]
COLUMBUS, Ohio. The officer involved in a deadly shooting on Aug. 23 is also the subject of a criminal investigation according to a release from the Columbus Division of Police.
Police said officer Andrew Mitchell, a member of the Vice Unit who works undercover, shot 23-year-old Donna G. Castleberry after she stabbed his hand.
Castleberry was later pronounced dead.
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The Critical Incident Response Team is still investigating the shooting.
Police said Mitchell, who is a 30-year veteran of the Columbus Division of Police, will not return to duty until he is medically cleared and undergoes a mandatory psychological assessment.
On Aug. 31, the Columbus Division of Police said Mitchell is the focus of a criminal investigation.
Police said the investigation is a result of a citizen complaint filed earlier in August.
Neither the Division of Police or the Mayor's Office would expand on the nature of the investigation.
Police said investigators are determining if there is any connection between the allegations in the complaint and the shooting.
Mitchell will not resume any responsibilities with the Vice Unit until the Division of Police determines if he faces discipline or criminal charges.
Charges have not been filed against Mitchell.
Police said investigators will consult regularly with legal advisors and the appropriate prosecutor's office as both investigations move forward.
[QUOTE=JustHereNow;3928437]And then there is this:
[URL]https://www.10tv.com/article/columbus-officer-involved-deadly-shooting-focus-criminal-investigation[/URL]
COLUMBUS, Ohio. The officer involved in a deadly shooting on Aug. 23 is also the subject of a criminal investigation according to a release from the Columbus Division of Police.
Police said officer Andrew Mitchell, a member of the Vice Unit who works undercover, shot 23-year-old Donna G. Castleberry after she stabbed his hand.
Castleberry was later pronounced dead.
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https://theappeal.org/columbus-officer-was-under-investigation-when-he-shot-and-killed-sex-worker-donna-dalton/The Critical Incident Response Team is still investigating the shooting.
Police said Mitchell, who is a 30-year veteran of the Columbus Division of Police, will not return to duty until he is medically cleared and undergoes a mandatory psychological assessment.
On Aug. 31, the Columbus Division of Police said Mitchell is the focus of a criminal investigation.
Police said the investigation is a result of a citizen complaint filed earlier in August.
Neither the Division of Police or the Mayor's Office would expand on the nature of the investigation.
Police said investigators are determining if there is any connection between the allegations in the complaint and the shooting.
Mitchell will not resume any responsibilities with the Vice Unit until the Division of Police determines if he faces discipline or criminal charges.
Charges have not been filed against Mitchell.
Police said investigators will consult regularly with legal advisors and the appropriate prosecutor's office as both investigations move forward.[/QUOTE]Says a recording exists. I still don't see anything coming of this. I hope I'm wrong.
[URL]https://theappeal.org/columbus-officer-was-under-investigation-when-he-shot-and-killed-sex-worker-donna-dalton/[/URL]