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Columbus to pay $400K to settle officer’s use of excessive force case

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The city of Columbus has agreed to pay $400,000 to a Black man who filed an excessive force lawsuit against a police officer. According to The Columbus Dispatch, Cameryn Standifer, 27, filed the lawsuit after he sustained injuries when he was arrested by Columbus police officer Brandon Harmon. The 2018 arrest stemmed from an unpaid...

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