US EditionFormer Colorado deputy gets 3 years in prison for fatally shooting man who called for help
- Former Clear Creek County deputy Andrew Buen received a three-year prison sentence for the fatal shooting of Christian Glass, who had called 911 for help in June 2022.
- State attorney Stephen Potts sought the maximum sentence, stating that the case's body cam footage is an example of poor policing practices and that Buen's actions changed law enforcement practices in Colorado.
- Buen expressed remorse during sentencing, acknowledging that there were many things he should have done better that night.
- The Glass family expressed hope for Buen to contribute positively to society after serving his sentence, while Simon Glass reflected on the ongoing emotional challenges they face since Christian's death.
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