Cop accused of punching restrained 15-yr-old boy in the face, breaking his jaw

After assaulting boy, cop told onlooking ambulance crew, “Nobody saw anything, right?”
KDVR
Jul. 18, 2011

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ADAMS COUNTY, Colo. -- A 28-year-old sheriff’s deputy is facing felony charges after allegedly punching a restrained 15-year-old boy in the face, breaking the teen’s jaw.

The Adams County District Attorney’s Office has charged Deputy David Morrow with Child Abuse Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury, Second Degree Assault, Tampering with a Witness, and Official Oppression. [...]

According to witnesses, Morrow “struck the juvenile on the face with a closed fist” as he passed the teen, who was still restrained on the ambulance gurney. The teen suffered a broken jaw.

According to the arrest affidavit, Morrow told the ambulance crew, “Nobody saw anything, right?”