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😡Shows Drunken Cybertruck Driver Causing Deadly Crash😡 Dayron Ramirez-Mesa, 21, was driving the Cybertruck shortly after 8 a.m. on Dec. 14.,2025. Investigators say he was speeding in the area of Southwest 56th Street and 122nd Avenue when he ran the red light, hitting two vehicles that had a green...

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Careless officer causes crash while speeding to a call causing a life changing moment. ​On December 7, 2025, at approximately 2:45 a.m., a tragic intersection collision on Columbus’ west side occurred. Columbus Division of Police Officer Kaitlin Robinson was responding to an urgent domestic burglary in progress. A 911 caller reported that her adult son was aggressively attempting to force entry into her home by banging on the doors and windows. Due to the high-stakes threat of violence, Officer Robinson was traveling eastbound on West Broad Street at a high rate of speed with emergency lights and sirens fully activated. As Officer Robinson approached the intersection at North Central Avenue, she faced a red traffic light. Simultaneously, a white Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck, driven by 30-year-old Corey Tinnes, entered the intersection on a green light to make a left turn. The cruiser entered the intersection and collided with the driver's side of the pickup truck. The driver of the pick up was​Corey Tinnes. Not shown in the video he did sustain catastrophic injuries from the impact. He was taken to the hospital and unfortunately succumbed to his injuries. ​Officer Robinson cruiser's airbags deployed, and she was briefly trapped by made it out of the vehicle under her own power. She was transported to the hospital and later released. The Ohio State Highway Patrol took over the independent investigation to perform a forensic crash reconstruction. The incident has raised significant scrutiny regarding departmental "due regard" policies, which dictate that emergency vehicles must exercise caution and slow down sufficiently to ensure an intersection is clear before proceeding through a red light. ​As of mid-2026, Officer Robinson remains on administrative leave pending the final results of the state highway patrol's investigation. Additionally, the family of Corey Tinnes has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the City of Columbus and Officer Robinson, alleging negligence and reckless operation. We will have to circle back on this one once the case has been settled. Was the officer at fault and negligent with her disregard to policy, or was this just a freak accident with no blame on either side?

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