Police were looking Monday for a driver who struck and killed a city police officer and fled.
Officers also plan to check bodyshops for vehicles brought in for repairs.
At Monday's city council meeting, Mayor Michael Coleman called for the driver to surrender. ''If the driver is listening to me now, we're asking you to turn yourself in. Claypool was a Columbus police officer for 13 years. Chris was just an excellent officer. He was a sergeant when he left us. Claypool is the first Columbus police officer killed in the line of duty since 1995 when officer Keith Evans was dragged to his death by a motorist during the city's Red, White and Boom fireworks display.