Gordon beaten twice by IPD: What really happened the night of Aug.

From: Indianapolis Recorder | Date: October 26, 1996| Author: Connie Gaines Hayes | Copyright information


Indianapolis Recorder

10-26-1996

Gordon beaten twice by IPD: What really happened the night of Aug. 27th?.

Jeffrey Gordon, who was indicted Tuesday for misdemeanor charges of battery and disorderly conduct tells Recorder readers his perspective of what really occurred the night of Aug 27. Gordon was released pending trial March 13.

Officer Paul Tutsie, faces battery and perjury charges, both felonies and misdemeanors. Patrolmen Edward P. Brickley Jr. a...

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