BREAKING Salt Lake City police officers cleared after they were accused of failing to help a man who had just been stabbed by his girlfriend
Chief Mike Brown announced Tuesday that an internal affairs investigation into officers Ian Anderson and Jadah Brown found no policy violations occurred after they responded to the apartment building where Ryan Outlaw had been stabbed by his girlfriend.
The officers took turns asking Tobar questions as the second officer stood over the victim, asking questions and giving commands but never touching him. Anderson said the officers weren't paramedics, who arrived eight minutes after police showed up on the scene. It added that the officers' priority was to secure the scene and make sure it was safe for medical personnel, and that they had yet to identify Tobar, who they say was uncooperative, as a suspect in the stabbing.
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