The Seattle Police Department announced Thursday that Ofc. Daniel Auderer 'has been administratively re-assigned to a non-operational position.'
SEATTLE — The Seattle police officer who was heardThe Seattle Police Department announced Thursday that Officer Daniel Auderer"has been administratively re-assigned to a non-operational position."
On Jan. 23, Auderer was dispatched to assist with a collision after another officer, on his way to an emergency, struck and killed 23-year-old Jaahnavi Kandula. Kandula was walking through a crosswalk and was hit by an officer going 63 miles per hour in a 25 mile-per-hour zone. In the body camera footage, Auderer, who was not involved in the January collision, was captured in the video saying,"but she is dead" and laughing while on the phone. After that comment, he said the city should just write a check for $11,000.
Auderer is the vice president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild, the largest law enforcement labor union in the Northwest.
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