The charges fell against 3 officers after making a training video about Christian glass shooting

DENVER | Against all of a man in need, and possibly preventing a man in need, was charged against all the law enforcement officer in Colorado who was accused of not being accused, and possibly the fatal shootout in 2022.

The indictment of not interventions against Tim Collins, Brittany Morrow and Ryan Bennie, in which they record a training video about what in the patient situation with Christian Glass in a small mountain community, the fifth lawyer Heidi McCollum, in a small mountain community, confirmed on Friday, Brittany Morrow and Ryan were confirmed Bennie, dismissed.

They belonged to not intervene among six officers who were charged in 2023 to stop the actions of the former office of the former sheriff of the Clear Creek sheriff, Andrew Buen, shot the glass. The shootout attracted national attention and called for the reform how the authorities react to people with mental health problems.

The prosecutors tried twice to convince the jury to condemn Buen because of the second degree murder. The first time that the jury condemned by the opening of fire for ruthless officers. In his second legal proceedings, the jurors condemned Buen from the lower indictment for criminal murder for the shootout in February. He was sentenced to three years in prison, the maximum penalty with which he was confronted.

This judgment and the effects of three other exams on the von Glass family and the county with around 10,000 people prompted to conclude a deal to dismiss the indictment, said McCollum. As part of the agreement, Collins, Morrow and Bennie received all additional training courses, including de -escalation, and took part in the training of the training video, she said.

The hope is that your video will be used by law enforcement agencies across the country who are already using body camera shots of glass shooting to teach how one does not react to people in crises.

“If we can save a life if we can prevent a law enforcement officer from killing someone, then the discharge of these three cases is worth it,” said McCollum.

Another officer is still accused of not intervening and doing an attack in third degree. McCollum said that she could not comment on possible confessions with him or a defendant.

Siddhartha Rathod, a lawyer who represented the parents of Glass, Simon and Sally Glass, represented, praised McCollum to try a different approach.

“This is the kind of prosecutors who want to be creative and want to create solutions that lead to a safer community,” he said.

The obligation to incorporate charges also fell against two other officers who work for the state's gaming department in December. A judge decided that after the murder of George Floyd they were not recorded by the law in 2020.

BUESS supervisor owed not to intervene.

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