Ex-Columbus police officer found guilty of murder

Catch up quick: The police division fired Coy days after the shooting inside a garage near Upper Arlington.

• Police encountered Hill holding a cell phone and keys, which Coy told jurors he mistook for a gun.
• Body camera footage showed that over 10 minutes had passed before anyone helped Hill.

The city agreed to pay Hill's family a record $10 million settlement in 2021.

• City Council also passed "Andre's Law" that year, requiring officers to render immediate first aid if they injure someone.

Between the lines: Residents had filed 90 complaints against Coy, including a dozen related to the use of force, since he joined Columbus' division in 2002.

What's next: Coy's sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 25. He faces a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole.