Auburn officer gets over 16 years in prison
Suburban Seattle officer gets over 16 years in prison for fatally shooting homeless man
A suburban Seattle police officer was sentenced Thursday to over 16 years in prison for the 2019 shooting death of a homeless man he was trying to arrest for disorderly conduct, marking the first conviction under a Washington state law that made it easier to prosecute officers for on-duty killings.
Nearly six years later, Officer Jeffrey Nelson has been sentenced for the murder of Jesse Sarey. KENT, Wash. — After months ...
The police officer, Jeffrey Nelson, shot and killed Jesse Sarey, 26, while attempting to arrest him in May 2019. Mr. Nelson ...
The prosecution of former Auburn police Officer Jeffrey Nelson took years and cost millions of dollars. A jury convicted him ...
Dan Benjamin said he originally felt officer Jeffrey Nelson was not guilty of second-degree murder, but changed his mind ...
A Wisconsin man pleaded guilty to hacking Ring doorbell cameras in a one-week swatting spree that caused armed police officers to respond to southern California resident’s homes, federal prosecutors ...
A former Auburn police officer — now a convicted killer — was sentenced inside of a packed King County courtroom today.
Nelson was the first officer to be charged following new standards for officers was adopted in Initiative 940.
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