NEW YORK, Sept 24 ― Police in Rochester, New York, said that one officer was served with “departmental charges” in relation to the March 2020 restraint of Daniel Prude, a Black man who died of asphyxiation while in police custody.
“The Rochester Police Department's Conflict Counsel has determined potential grounds for legal recourse in the case of Officer Vaughn, as it relates to the March 23, 2020, incident”, the department said in a statement late on Thursday, adding no other officers were charged. “I don't care what the charges are. You being charged with something. You did something wrong,” Joe Prude was quoted as saying.In March this year, Prude's family charged the city with wrongfully causing his death, failing to properly train its officers and not holding them accountable.
The officers involved were suspended while the investigation was going on. In February, a grand jury declined to indict any of the officers after an investigation led by state Attorney General Letitia James.
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