Grand Jury Says that Christian Committed No Crime

The indictment was unsealed and states the following exerpts taken from the Denver Post article:

“At that point, no one on the scene had made a determination that there was probable cause or reasonable suspicion that a crime had been committed or was being committed,” the indictment states.

The officers used beanbag rounds and Tasers on Glass before Glass “in a state of complete panic and self-defense” swung a knife in the direction of Georgetown police Marshal Randy Williams, who was standing next to the broken backseat window behind Glass, the indictment states.

“Chief Williams at no point was in imminent danger of being stabbed by Mr. Glass and Mr. Glass never attempted to exit the vehicle,” the indictment states.

Buen shot Glass multiple times and Glass died at the scene.

“But for the decision by Gould to remove Mr. Glass from the vehicle there is no reason to believe that Mr. Glass would have been a danger to any law enforcement personnel, to himself or to any member of the public, and the decision to remove him from the vehicle directly led to the death of Mr. Glass,” the indictment states.

Gould and Buen are scheduled to appear in court Dec. 12, online court records show.