Three Ohio police officers were charged as part of an investigation into alleged misconduct during the George Floyd protests last summer
"We are continuing the investigations into possible misconduct by other officers," special prosecutor Kathleen Garber said in a news release."We will also continue with investigations with respect to identified officers pending the arbitrator's decision.
Read MoreThe incidents allegedly involving Shaw and Kanode happened May 30, 2020, and the incident allegedly involving Walls happened May 29, 2020, as protesters gathered in the Ohio capital following Floyd's murder in Minneapolis.Attorney for officers says they were 'scapegoats'Mark Collins, whose law firm is representing the three officers, said the officers were"scapegoats for the lack of preparedness in the chain of command in the protests last year.
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