Columbus, Ohio - Police officer Connor Grubb has been indicted for the 2023 fatal shooting in Ohio of Ta'Kiya Young, a Black woman who was pregnant at the time.

A Franklin County grand jury on Tuesday indicted Blendon Township officer Grubb (29) on four counts of murder, four counts of felonious assault, and two counts of involuntary manslaughter in the killing of 21-year-old Young last August.

The fatal encounter occurred after Grubb and another cop approached Young's car on suspicion that she had shoplifted bottles of alcohol from a Kroger grocery store.

Young denied the accusations of theft. Bodycam footage showed the two officers confronting her and ordering her to exit her vehicle, which she refused to do.

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As Young began to drive her vehicle toward Grubb, he fired a shot through the windshield, hitting the woman in the chest and killing her and her fetus.

A month later, Grubb was placed on administrative leave but not fired, while Young's two children were left without a mother.

Following the indictment, Young's family and legal team have emphasized that the decision is just the beginning of their quest for accountability and change.

"Ta'Kiya’s life and that of her daughter were extinguished in an act of brutality, becoming yet another symbol of the urgent need for reform in police conduct and accountability," the Young family's attorney Sean Walton said in a statement shared on social media.

"We thank the grand jury, but we insist that this is but a step, not the conclusion, of our collective journey towards justice for Ta'Kiya and her unborn daughter."

Grubb's arraignment is scheduled for Wednesday at 1:00 PM.