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19 Austin police officers indicted after investigation into 2020 George Floyd protests, documents say
Dallas (CNN) Nineteen Austin police officers have been indicted for their actions during the 2020 George Floyd protests and riots, according to documents publicly released Tuesday.
The 19 officers were indicted on two counts of aggravated assault by a public servant that “intentionally, knowingly, and recklessly” caused serious bodily harm to individuals, according to court documents. One of the 19 officers has been indicted twice for his alleged actions against two alleged victims, court documents show.
Last week, Travis County District Attorney José Garza said multiple indictments were forthcoming when it was announced at the time that only eight officers were facing indictments. Garza alleged many protesters injured by the officers were innocent bystanders. He said the majority of the victims suffered serious injuries.
One of the 19 officers is Justin Berry, a Republican running for a seat in the Texas House of Representatives. While saying he was previously cleared of wrongdoing by the police department, Berry also accused the district attorney of using his office to influence the election.
“The timing is not just suspect, it is obvious. The riot was two years ago, and he times his indictments of officers two weeks before the election,” Berry said in a statement released on Friday. “Not one of the officers I have spoken to are worried about a conviction. This case is beyond preposterous.”
Garza addressed criticism of the indictments last week. “There are some people in the community and across the state who insist that there must never be accountability for law enforcement if they break the law. Some of them have already suggested that our office’s review of the 2020 protests have been biased and that we are targeting police while letting others off scot-free,” Garza said. “That cannot be further from the truth, and it is time to put that nonsense to bed.”
“Our office investigates and prosecutes any person who causes harm in our community regardless of who causes it,” he said.
On February 17, the Austin City Council approved two lawsuit settlements totaling $10 million for two men injured by police during the protests, CNN affiliate KEYE reports, citing statements by the Austin Police Chief Joseph Chacon and the City of Austin. Justin Howell received $8 million, and Anthony Evans received $2 million, KEYE said.
Howell, then a 20-year-old student at Texas State University, suffered a fractured skull and brain damage after a beanbag round struck him in the head, his brother told CNN in June 2020.
“While settlements are necessary to compensate police brutality victims, settlements are not solutions,” Jeff Edwards, the attorney for Howell and Evans, said in a statement Tuesday. “Hopefully, the settlements in the Howell and Evans case will lead to some serious self reflection on the part of the Austin Police Department and its leadership.”
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Eight of the officers were released on a $1 cash deposit bond each, with no additional bond conditions, their lawyers said Monday.
Defense attorneys Ken Ervin and Doug O’Connell said the eight officers reported to the Travis County jail and were fingerprinted, photographed and released… More
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