Denver police drone video joins body-worn cameras as accountability tool in new lawsuit
Footage: The Denver Post
A protester alleges Denver police Sgt. Lee Ingersoll tackled him during the October 2025 No Kings march near Santa Fe Drive and West Sixth Avenue. The lawsuit, filed in Denver County District Court, uses the department's own drone footage to argue the crowd was dispersing when officers fired smoke canisters. Breen seeks damages for excessive force and wrongful arrest, marking an early instance of police drone video serving as an accountability tool in litigation.
Source: Denver police drone video joins body-worn cameras as accountability tool in new lawsuit — The Denver Post
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