Reaction to murder charge in DuBose shooting

Bishop Bobby Hilton speaks during a press conference at Cincinnati City Hall Wednesday.

Audrey DuBose, mother of Samuel DuBose speaks to the media after Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters charged University of Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing in the shooting death of Samuel DuBose.

"He purposely killed him:" Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters about UC officer Ray Tensing in Sam DuBose's shooting death.

Cincinnati police chief Jeffery Blackwell speaks during a press conference at Cincinnati City Hall Wednesday.

Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley walks through City Hall to a press conference at which the shooting death of Samuel Dubose by a UC Police officer during a traffic stop was discussed.

University of Cincinnati officers direct traffic off campus in anticipation of possible protests in favor of Samuel DuBose, a 43-year-old man shot by UC Police Officer Ray Tensing.

Children wait inside the College-Conservatory of Music Wednesday before being escorted home by parents. In anticipation of possible protests in favor of Samuel DuBose, a 43-year-old man shot by UC Police Officer Ray Tensing, UC cancelled all programs and classes for the day.

Mark O'Mara, Owner of O'Mara Law Group in Orlando, Fla., a private firm, hired by the family Samuel DuBose.

Audrey DuBose, mother of Sam DuBose and her other children, Aubrey DuBose, Cleshawn DuBose and Terina Allen address the media after Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters charged University of Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing in the shooting death of Samuel DuBose.

A Tweet from Phil Didion: UCPD takes down barriers outside of office an hour after Tensing's indictment. No protesters showed up @Enquirer

Cincinnati Police Chief Jeffrey Blackwell talks with Santa J. Ono, president of the University of Cincinnati, at City Hall before a press conference at which the shooting death of Samuel DuBose by a UC Police officer during a traffic stop was discussed.

A Tweet from Enquirer photojournalist Amanda Rossmann: Family members of #SamDubose embrace after leaving prosecutor's office

Cincinnati City Manager Harry Black speaks during a press conference at Cincinnati City Hall Wednesday.

Sam DuBose with his family.

Sam DuBose (left).

A Tweet from Enquirer photojournalist Sam Greene: Mayor thanks Joe Deters for “not pushing an agenda, but doing the right thing” #SamDuBose @Enquirer

University of Cincinnati President Santa Ono speaks at a press conference following the charges of former UC Officer Ray Tensing.

A Tweet from Enquirer reporter Hannah Sparling: Businesses along Calhoun St. closed now. They were all open a couple hours ago. #SamDubose @Enquirer

University of Cincinnati President Santa Ono arrives at City Hall.

A Tweet from Enquirer photojournalist Amanda Rossmann: Sam DuBose family has just left prosecutors office @Enquirer #SamDubose

Prosecutor Joe Deters during the press conference announcing the murder charges of a UC police officer.

A Tweet from Enquirer photojournalist Amanda Rossmann: Chief Blackwell stopped by the prosecutors office momentarily @Enquirer #SamDubose

After the University of Cincinnati closed in anticipation of an indictment for the officer that shot Samuel DuBose, a patrol car roams an empty campus.

Although quiet, a Highway State Patrol vehicle sits with the possibility of protests at the University of Cincinnati.

A Tweet from Enquirer photojournalist Cara Owsley: The media waits for prosecutor announce indictment decision in killing of Sam DuBose. @Enquirer

A guard directs traffic outside of the University of Cincinnati Police Department.

A memorial to Samuel DuBose. In the background are Jesse Turner (left) and John Fullen, who live in the neighborhood.

A Tweet from Enquirer reporter Hannah Sparling: Camp kids being evacuated from UC in anticipation of #SamDubose decision. Parents picking them up 1 by 1.