Former Ohio Cop Adam Coy Found Guilty of Murder in Fatal Shooting of Andre Hill

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Adam Coy Trial Verdict

Adam Coy, a former Columbus police officer, has been found guilty of murder in the fatal shooting of Andre Hill in 2020. Coy was charged with murder, reckless homicide, and felonious assault. The verdict was reached after a two-week trial, which had been delayed for several years. Coy, who served nearly 20 years with the Columbus police force, shot Hill four times in a garage.

Andre Hill Background

Andre Hill was a 47-year-old Black man who was fatally shot by Adam Coy on December 22, 2020. Hill was unarmed and was holding a cellphone and keys at the time of the shooting. He was described as a devoted father and grandfather, known for his energetic and loving personality. Hill had a background in the culinary arts and aspired to own his own restaurant.

Recent Developments

Trial and Verdict: The trial concluded with a jury finding Coy guilty on all charges. This verdict has been a significant development in the case, which has been under scrutiny due to its implications for police conduct and accountability.
Settlement: The city of Columbus agreed to pay $10 million to Hill's family, marking the largest settlement in the city's history. This financial settlement was part of the city's response to the incident and the subsequent public outcry.
Legislative Impact: Following the shooting, the Columbus City Council passed "Andre’s Law," which mandates that police officers must render immediate medical attention to an injured suspect.

The case has had a profound impact on the community and has sparked discussions about police reform and the treatment of Black individuals by law enforcement.

Former Ohio Cop Adam Coy Found Guilty of Murder in Fatal Shooting of Andre Hill

Preview

Adam Coy Trial Verdict

Andre Hill Background

Recent Developments

Trial and Verdict: The trial concluded with a jury finding Coy guilty on all charges. This verdict has been a significant development in the case, which has been under scrutiny due to its implications for police conduct and accountability.
Settlement: The city of Columbus agreed to pay $10 million to Hill's family, marking the largest settlement in the city's history. This financial settlement was part of the city's response to the incident and the subsequent public outcry.
Legislative Impact: Following the shooting, the Columbus City Council passed "Andre’s Law," which mandates that police officers must render immediate medical attention to an injured suspect.

The case has had a profound impact on the community and has sparked discussions about police reform and the treatment of Black individuals by law enforcement.