Donovan Lewis shooting underscores 'persistent' threat that Black people feel in Columbus

Donovan Lewis shooting underscores 'persistent' threat that Black people feel in Columbus

By Nicole Chavez and Meron Moges-GerbiProtests and calls for justice are increasing in Ohio’s capital after the police killing of an unarmed Black man this week bluntly signaled the continuation of years of racial inequality and strained relationships with law enforcement.Donovan Lewis was in bed around 2 a.m. Tuesday when he was shot to death by a Columbus police officer attempting to serve a felony warrant at the apartment building, police sai…

Donovan Lewis shooting underscores 'persistent' threat that Black people feel in Columbus

Protests and calls for justice are increasing in Ohio's capital after the police killing of an unarmed Black man this week bluntly signaled the continuation of years of racial inequality and strained relationships with law enforcement.

Donovan Lewis shooting underscores 'persistent' threat that Black people feel in Columbus

Protests and calls for justice are increasing in Ohio's capital after the police killing of an unarmed Black man this week bluntly signaled the continuation of years of racial inequality and strained relationships with law enforcement.

Donovan Lewis shooting underscores 'persistent' threat that Black people feel in Columbus

Protests and calls for justice are increasing in Ohio's capital after the police killing of an unarmed Black man this week bluntly signaled the continuation of years of racial inequality and strained relationships with law enforcement.

Donovan Lewis shooting underscores 'persistent' threat that Black people feel in Columbus

Protests and calls for justice are increasing in Ohio's capital after the police killing of an unarmed Black man this week bluntly signaled the continuation of years of racial inequality and strained relationships with law enforcement.

Donovan Lewis shooting underscores 'persistent' threat that Black people feel in Columbus

By Nicole Chavez and Meron Moges-GerbiProtests and calls for justice are increasing in Ohio’s capital after the police killing of an unarmed Black man this week bluntly signaled the continuation of years of racial inequality and strained relationships with law enforcement.Donovan Lewis was in bed around 2 a.m. Tuesday when he was shot to death by a Columbus police officer attempting to serve a felony warrant at the apartment building, police sai…