

The three officers all had their body cameras on while Vaughn was arrested, police said. Police said video of Vaughn's arrest was captured on the officers' body cameras, but the alleged stomp to the head was not shown on Huxley's body camera. Neither Kibbey nor Shores could immediately be reached for comment Thursday. Christopher Kibbey, a 21-year veteran, and Officer Matthew Shores, who has 23 years in the department, were placed on administrative duty pending an internal investigation. Police said Tuesday that two other officers involved in Vaughn's arrest, Sgt. Vaughn in an unintended area of his body." "This incident resulted from his perception of the need to attempt a trained police technique that unfortunately struck Mr. Vaughn as a result of his actions and the negative scrutiny upon his Department and fellow officers," he said. "He is very sorry about any pain caused to Mr. He has never before faced criminal charges or any type of department discipline or excessive force allegations," Kautzman said. Huxley has been an exemplary police officer. "Over the course of his nearly 15-year career, Sgt.

Huxley's attorney, John Kautzman, said in a statement that his client looks forward to proving he did not act illegally or with criminal intent. Our office and the FBI have opened an investigation, and if the investigation reveals prosecutable violations of any federal criminal statutes, the Department will take appropriate action." Childress, said in a statement Wednesday: "The United States Attorney's Office is aware of the incident involving an IMPD officer and Jermaine Vaughn. attorney's office about the case, police said. The police department has consulted with the FBI and the U.S. "I promised this community, and I promised our officers, that I would be transparent. No excuse for it," Taylor said, referring to the bodycam video of Vaughn's arrest on suspicion of disorderly conduct. It hurts me to see any of our officers treat someone the way that you're going to see here shortly.
