Tag: Body Cam
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Colorado Supreme Court rebuffs DA’s office over evidentiary appeal
The Colorado Supreme Court rebuffed a district attorney’s office on Monday for immediately pursuing an appeal of a trial judge’s evidentiary decision that the court had no authority to hear. State law authorizes prosecutors to file a mid-case, or “interlocutory,” appeal to the Supreme Court when a judge suppresses key evidence from being used in…
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WATCH: Body-cam footage of officer-involved shooting near Palmer Park released
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado Springs police on Monday released the body-worn-camera and drone footage of an officer-involved July shooting in east Colorado Springs. The suspect was uninjured and was identified as Don Woodson for the first time in…
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Montezuma County man’s drug conviction overturned because prosecution presented skewed narrative
Colorado’s second-highest court last week overturned a Montezuma County man’s drug conviction after concluding a judge allowed the prosecution to present a misleading version of what happened during the defendant’s arrest. At the 2022 trial of Ramon Alberto Dejesus III, jurors saw a series of largely muted videos depicting Dejesus’ arrest and booking into jail. At…
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Colorado Supreme Court to hear medical malpractice appeal, signals interest in DUI case
The Colorado Supreme Court announced on Monday it will review whether the longstanding provision in state law generally capping medical malpractice awards to plaintiffs also applies to the interest accrued from the time of the plaintiff’s injury, without exception. At least three of the court’s seven members must agree to hear a case on appeal.…
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WATCH | Woodland Park Police Department body cam footage
Woodland Park Police Department body cam footage from July 24, 2022, responding to a call of a suspected drunk driver. (Video provided by WPPD)
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NEWS | Body-worn camera footage in excessive force lawsuit
Body-worn camera footage from federal lawsuit filed against El Paso County sheriff by woman who claims excessive force was used during a traffic stop and arrest for resisting. Charges later dismissed.