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Columbus review board sustains misconduct against officer who trashed cannabis

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On Oct. 6, the Columbus Civilian Police Review Board unanimously sustained misconduct findings against an officer who admitted taking dispensary marijuana during a traffic stop and throwing it away. Oversight officials found the officer violated department property protocols.

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  1. Civilian Police Review Board Meeting #63.

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    • The Columbus Civilian Police Review Board voted unanimously on Wednesday, Oct. 7, to sustain a misconduct violation against a Columbus Division of Police officer who admitted confiscating dispensary-purchased cannabis products and throwing them into the trash during Meeting #63.

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      Civilian Police Review Board Meeting #63.
    • The board's vote in case 2026-0184B adopted findings and recommendations advanced by Civilian Police Review Board Committee 2 in its committee report.

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      t008 Committee 2 Report (s0297–s0333)
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  3. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Columbus_Division_of_Police_Headquarters_1.jpg

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  4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbus_Division_of_Police_Headquarters

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