A defense attorney has raised concerns about the "prejudicial" effect of releasing the juvenile record of a 19-year-old robbery suspect linked to the Ohio boy who was shot fatally by Columbus police last week.
Demetrius Braxton had told The Columbus Dispatch that he was with 13-year-old Tyre King on Sept. 14 and that Tyre had a BB gun that looked like a real firearm and wanted to rob someone for money.
Police say Tyre pulled a weapon from his waistband that looked like a real handgun.
Columbus police arrested Braxton on a robbery charge Saturday afternoon.
Judge Eileen Paley delayed the hearing Monday after defense attorney Marcus Ross raised the issue of the release of Braxton's record.