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Estate of pregnant mother shot to death by police in Ohio parking lot sues township and police chief
The lawsuit claims improper police training and supervision led to the fatal shooting of Ta'Kiya Young, violating her constitutional rights, the estate alleges.
- Officer Connor M. Grubb shot and killed Ta'Kiya Young, a pregnant Black mother, in August 2023 in a grocery store parking lot in the Columbus suburbs.
- The shooting occurred after Young was suspected of shoplifting and her vehicle moved toward Officer Grubb, who then shot her through the windshield, fatally wounding her in the chest.
- Young and her unborn daughter died at a hospital, and Grubb was charged last year with murder, assault, and involuntary manslaughter but pleaded not guilty.
- Young's estate and family filed wrongful death and federal lawsuits alleging excessive force, constitutional violations, and failure to train officers, while Grubb's lawyer claimed the shooting was justified.
- A hearing involving Grubb is set for next week, while a federal legal action has been filed targeting the police chief and local government of Blendon Township, alleging inadequate oversight and urging reforms in departmental policies.
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Updated on: September 25, 2025 / 6:53 AM EDT / CBS/AP An Ohio police officer accused of shooting to death a pregnant Black mother two years ago was not trained or supervised properly, according to a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday against the police chief and the township that employed him. The estate of Ta’Kiya Young sued Blendon Township and its police chief over her August 2023 fatal shooting in the parking lot of a grocery store in the Colum…

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Estate of pregnant mother shot to death by police in Ohio parking lot sues township and police chief
A new federal lawsuit claims an Ohio police officer accused of shooting to death a pregnant Black mother two years ago wasn't trained or supervised properly.
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