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Antioch College Community Responds to Beavercreek Shooting

Hana Katz-Stein '16.
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Used with permission from The Record.
Joshua Lucca '16, Noella Nishimwe '16, and Zachary Sullivan '16 attend a rally to demand that Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine release the surveillance footage from August 5, when John Crawford was shot and killed in Walmart by Beavercreek police.

On August 5th, 22-year-old John Crawford III was shot and killed by police officers in the Beavercreek Walmart after officers responded to a 911 call about a man holding a gun in Walmart. It was later discovered that Crawford, who is black, was actually carrying around a BB gun that is sold in Walmart stores. Both Walmart and Attorney General Mike DeWine refused to release surveillance footage of the shooting, which sparked a series of rallies demanding that the tape be released. Miller Fellow Wyatt Souers talked to Rebecca Smith ’16, Louise Lybrook ’16, CianaAyenu ’17, and Antioch Residence Life Manager Nick Daily about the shooting and events that have taken place on and off campus in response to them.

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