Man killed by officers in St. Ann's ER fatally shot a man two days earlier, police say

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The handgun used by Miles Jackson, 27, in 2021 shootout with law enforcement in St. Ann's ER used same gun to kill a man two days earlier, police say.

Columbus police announced Tuesday that a man who died in an exchange of gunfire with officers in the emergency room of a Westerville hospital last year had killed someone with the same gun two days earlier.

Jackson was killed on April 12, 2021, in a shootout with Columbus police and hospital security inside the emergency room at Mount Carmel St. Ann’s hospital in Westerville, where he had been getting treatment a second time after being found unresponsive, the last incident in the parking lot of a Chase bank branch.

Police tried for nearly five minutes and gave more than 90 commands for Jackson to put down his weapon. An officer tried using a stun gun to attempt to resolve the situation. However, Jackson fired again, and officers returned fire. , Jackson was struck 20 times, according to his autopsy report.

 

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