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woodyard

British  
/ ˈwʊdˌjɑːd /

noun

  1. a place where timber is cut and stored

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The Braves lost their star safety, Peyton Woodyard, to Oregon.

From Los Angeles Times

To Sheneen McClain, it doesn’t make sense that officer Nathan Woodyard, who stopped her son and put him in a neck hold, was acquitted, while officer Roedema received a lighter sentence than the paramedic Cichuniec.

From Seattle Times

The other two officers prosecuted in McClain's death, Jason Rosenblatt and Nathan Woodyard, were both acquitted.

From Salon

Two officers involved in the incident, Nathan Woodyard and Jason Rosenblatt, were acquitted of charges in November and October, respectively.

From BBC

Officer Nathan Woodyard, who was acquitted, has returned to work on restricted duty as he gets caught up on changes made at the agency since his 2021 suspension.

From Washington Times