US EditionNo charges for deputy in fatal traffic stop shooting of Indiana man pardoned by Trump
- A Jasper County deputy, legally justified in using deadly force, will not face charges for the fatal shooting of Matthew Huttle during a traffic stop, according to the Clinton County prosecutor's office.
- Huttle, who had been pardoned by Donald Trump, ran back to his vehicle and reached in a manner consistent with retrieving a weapon, leading to a struggle with the deputy.
- Investigators found a loaded 9mm handgun and ammunition inside Huttle's vehicle, confirming the threat during the encounter.
- Police dash camera video captured Huttle raising an object while inside his vehicle before the shooting occurred.
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No charges for deputy in fatal traffic stop shooting of Indiana man pardoned by Trump
A sheriff’s deputy in northwestern Indiana will not face charges in the fatal shooting during a traffic stop of a man who days earlier had been pardoned by President Donald
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Sheriff’s Dept Releases Footage Of Officer Fatally Shooting J6 Defendant
The Jasper County, Indiana, Sheriff’s Office released dashcam footage on Thursday showing last month’s traffic stop where a man pardoned by President Donald Trump was shot and killed during an altercation with a deputy. Matthew Huttle of Hobart, Indiana — who benefited from Trump’s sweeping January 6 Capitol riot pardons — allegedly resisted arrest after ...
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