Fate of former Aurora police officer who pistol-whipped Black man in the hands of the jury

APD News

Fate of former Aurora police officer who pistol-whipped Black man in the hands of the jury
Arapahoe CountyAuroraAurora Police Department
  • 📰 DenverChannel
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 38 sec. here
  • 11 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 50%
  • Publisher: 63%

Colette Bordelon is a reporter with Denver7.

ARAPAHOE COUNTY , Colo. — The fate of a former Aurora police officer who pistol-whipped and choked a Black man during a 2021 arrest is in the hands of a jury.

Byrnes said Haubert hit Vinson more than a dozen times in the face with a gun and did not de-escalate the situation. The prosecution also rehashed a few comments Haubert made to responding officers in the moments following the altercation, which include:"All that blood on him is from me f****** pistol-whipping him."Byrnes argued Haubert's life was not threatened when he began to use excessive force, and that a badge does not excuse Haubert's actions.

"Officers are to presume that people they haven't searched, particularly with warrants, are armed and dangerous. Use your common sense, that makes sense. That's a logical assumption that they would be armed and dangerous," Frost said to the jury.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

DenverChannel /  🏆 239. in US

Arapahoe County Aurora Aurora Police Department Aurora News Aurora Police Officer Choked Man Aurora Police Officer Pistol-Whipped Man Haubert Trial John Haubert Kyle Vinson

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Former Aurora Police Officer to Stand Trial for Assault in Arrest of Black ManFormer Aurora Police Officer to Stand Trial for Assault in Arrest of Black ManA former Aurora police officer is set to go on trial for his actions in the 2021 arrest of a Black man, after he swatted his hands at the officer’s weapon. The trial follows the convictions last year of a police officer and two paramedics in the death of Elijah McClain.
Read more »

PHOTOS: Polar Plunge raises funds for Special Olympics ColoradoPHOTOS: Polar Plunge raises funds for Special Olympics ColoradoParticipants braved cold temperatures, cold water and high winds to raise over $180,000 during the Annual Westerra Credit Union Aurora Polar Plunge at the Aurora Reservoir in Aurora, Colorado on Sa…
Read more »

Black Restaurant Week puts spotlight on Black-owned eateriesBlack Restaurant Week puts spotlight on Black-owned eateriesSince last Friday and continuing through March 24 is what's called Black Restaurant Week. The awareness can bring new customers to a new food experience.
Read more »

Slate's Black Film Canon: Celebrating the Best Films by Black DirectorsSlate's Black Film Canon: Celebrating the Best Films by Black DirectorsSlate published the Black Film Canon, a list of 50 of the best and most culturally significant films by Black directors. The list includes films from various genres and styles, spanning almost 100 years and several continents. Since then, more opportunities have emerged for Black filmmakers to tell bold stories.
Read more »

Black Widow: Venomous - New One-Shot Focuses on Black Widow and Venom SymbioteBlack Widow: Venomous - New One-Shot Focuses on Black Widow and Venom SymbioteBlack Widow and her Venom symbiote will be the focus of a new one-shot later this year. The comic will see Black Widow fully embrace her place in the symbiote hivemind and set her on the path to Venom War, an upcoming symbiote event that will see every symbiote choose a side in an explosive conflict between the Venom father and son duo of Eddie and Dylan Brock.
Read more »

Chicago chefs who received the Black Kitchen Initiative grants are turning up the heat on their business venturesChicago chefs who received the Black Kitchen Initiative grants are turning up the heat on their business venturesThree Black entrepreneurs with food businesses in Chicago were awarded Heinz Black Kitchen Initiative grants.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-02-15 14:22:40