Osceola deputy David Crawford acquitted of negligence
When all was said and done, Barretto racked up $7 million worth of hospital bills, and 75% of the body was covered in third-degree burns; Crawford was subsequently charged with negligence. However, according to new reporting from WESH, it doesn’t appear that justice will be served.
Osceola County deputy found not guilty of negligence after Tasing man, igniting fire
The first Trump administration pushed for more denaturalizations, an initiative that incoming White House deputy chief… Authorities stopped a large group of motorcycle riders Thursday night on Interstate 15 for multiple "moving violations,
A Florida sheriff’s deputy accused of Tasing a gas-soaked biker during a botched arrest — and sparking a fire that burned ...
A Florida deputy has been found not guilty of culpable negligence more than two years after being accused of deploying his ...
Saturday, Barreto-Baerga stood before an Osceola County Judge, not for the case involving the taser-gas station fire but for ...
An Osceola County deputy was found not guilty of negligence after his Taser accidentally ignited a fire, injuring a man.
The analysis was intended to support the prosecution’s key contention: that Deputy David Crawford was the one who purposely discharged a stun gun at the man and ignited the blaze. His defense ...
David was a 1964 graduate of Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, OH. A US Air Force Veteran, he served honorably during Vietnam.
The decision was far from clear-cut. The story is also far from over. Deputy David Crawford is not guilty of misdemeanor ...
The fate of an Osceola County sheriff’s deputy accused of igniting a gasoline fire with a stun gun that severely burned a man ...
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