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Ohio officer reinstated to active duty after acquittal in fatal 2023 OIS
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BLENDON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Blendon Township trustees voted unanimously to reinstate Officer Connor Grubb to active duty following his acquittal in a 2023 fatal shooting, WOSU reported.
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Trustee April Zobel acknowledged community division over the decision and described the reinstatement as “difficult,” but said it aligned with legal standards and township policy, according to the report.
Grubb must complete a fitness-for-duty evaluation and any required recertifications before returning to work.
Township officials said plans are in place to enhance police training beyond state requirements.