Antoine Tolbert

Antoine Tolbert maintains his innocence on charges of extorting protection money from two gas stations on Cleveland's East Side. He was indicted on several felony counts in August.

Henderson arrested community activist Antoine Tolbert for openly carrying firearms, which is legal in Ohio, and added a charge to ensure he was booked into county jail.

The Civilian Police Review Board recommended discipline up to termination for Sgt. Lance Henderson nine months ago.

Antoine Tolbert and his attorney will receive $85,000 from the city. Tolbert, a community activist who conducts armed patrols had insisted on an apology letter as part of the settlement.

The Civilian Police Review Board upheld two Group 3 charges against Sgt. Lance Henderson, which both carry at least 10-day suspensions, with termination possible.

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Antoine Tolbert, a member of the group New Era Cleveland which provides armed security patrols to help prevent gun violence, was arrested in May while openly carrying firearms on Cleveland's East Side.

Antoine Tolbert was arrested for improperly handling a firearm, which only applies in a vehicle, and inducing panic. Charges were quickly dropped, and Tolbert is planning to file a lawsuit against the city of Cleveland.

Antoine Tolbert was arrested and taken to county jail after carrying a shotgun down St. Clair Avenue on Cleveland's East Side. The charges were quickly dropped.