An internal affairs investigation into complaints of excessive force by a man who was arrested by three Colorado Springs police officers ruled those complaints unfounded. However, the investigation…
An internal affairs investigation into complaints of excessive force by a man who was arrested by three Colorado Springs police officers last year concluded those allegations were unfounded. However, the investigation recommended two of the officers be disciplined for violating the department’s training and expectations.
Police command, however, took issue with Anderson for the “13-14 consecutive punches to the face and head and the 11-12 consecutive punches to the side and abdomen of the complainant,” according to the memo. “While the number of total strikes meet the threshold of lawfulness under the totality of the circumstances, the action is not in line with the training and expectations of the Colorado Springs Police Department.
Hummel used foul language and made inappropriate and unprofessional comments during the incident, investigators found. He received a 10-hour suspension and was removed from his position as a police training officer.
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