A former Kansas undersheriff was acquitted in the death of an unarmed man he shot with a defective beanbag round five years ago.
FILE -Barber County undersheriff Virgil Brewer listens during jury selection for his manslaughter trial Monday, Oct. 24, 2022, in Kansas City, Kan. Brewer, a former Kansas undersheriff was found not guilty on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2022 in the death of a man who he shot with a defective homemade beanbag round five years ago.KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A former Kansas undersheriff was acquitted Wednesday in the death of an unarmed man he shot with a defective beanbag round five years ago.
She said Brewer showed “willful ignorance” by not undergoing training, leading him to shoot a round too close toward the wrong part of the body and with no idea of the damage it would cause. “ was not from a defective decision,” Harger said. “It resulted from a defective round of ammunition.” Brewer told the Kansas Bureau of Investigation in an interview that Myers was not armed when they confronted him and other officers testified they did not see a weapon. Brewer did not testify at trial.
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