Deborah Saenz, 32, was shot and killed on July 12, 2019, in Columbus, Ohio. The shooting came a day after police responded to a July 11, 2019 911 call from Saenz reporting she had been beaten and that her boyfriend, Marcos Solis III, a convicted felon, possessed firearms despite being prohibited from having them. Officers did not arrest anyone or confiscate weapons after that call.

On the morning of July 12, Solis called 911 and reported that he had shot Saenz. She was taken to a hospital and later died of her injuries. Solis was arrested and charged; he later pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and possessing a weapon under disability and received a 20-year prison sentence.

Saenz’s family filed a lawsuit against five Columbus police officers, a 911 dispatcher, and the city, alleging the domestic violence call was mishandled; the family later dropped the city from the suit but continued against the remaining defendants. Does anyone have information about the July 11 response or the events at the home that could help clarify what happened?