EX 123b This video shows bike officers following their Sargeant's order to do whatever is necessary to force protestors to leave the downtown area. The instruction is in a separate video. The bike officers arrive, dismount and start randomly spraying protestors on the sidewalk leading one protestor to start screaming at them, "What country is this?"
EX 123b This video shows bike officers following their Sargeant's order to do whatever is necessary to force protestors to leave the downtown area. The instruction is in a separate video. The bike officers arrive, dismount and start randomly spraying protestors on the sidewalk leading one protestor to start screaming at them, "What country is this?"
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We are now just days away from the big Firefighters 4 Kids Toy Drive. The big day is this Saturday at CAS. The folks working to give children throughout central Ohio a magical Christmas have been busy sorting some of those gifts that have already been collected.
It is the season of giving -- and giving back -- and a group of first responders is doing just that to make sure children in central Ohio can celebrate the holiday season. It's all part of the Firefighters 4 Kids Toy Drive. NBC4's Cierra Johnson spoke with some of the volunteers about what it takes to make the effort a success.
Columbus City Schools superintendent Dr. Talisa Dixon announced Thursday afternoon she would retire from the district, after a tenure defined by remote learning amid the pandemic and a brief teachers’ labor strike. Full story: https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/columbus/next-leg-of-the-race-columbus-city-schools-superintendent-talisa-dixon-on-why-shes-leaving/
The Firefighters 4 Kids Toy Drive has been a community staple for more than 40 years. And each year the time-consuming process of collecting, sorting and bagging the dolls, balls and games wouldn't happen without the help of volunteers like the Columbus Marauders. The Marauders is a football team made up of first responders.
