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CASAUS CRASH TRIAL GOES TO JURY

Sep 30, 2014 | 4:38 PM

CLOSING ARGUMENTS HAVE WRAPPED UP AND THE JURY IS NOW DELIBERATING IN THE CASE OF FORMER APD SGT. ADAM CASAUS. HE'S ON TRIAL FOR VEHICULAR HOMICIDE AND RECKLESS DRIVING IN THE 2013 DEATH OF 21 YEAR OLD ASHLEY BROWDER.

PROSECUTORS SAY CASAUS RAN THROUGH A RED LIGHT AT PASEO DEL NORTE AND EAGLE RANCH AND SLAMMED INTO ANOTHER VEHICLE. ASHLEY BROWDER WAS A PASSENGER IN THAT VEHICLE. HER 19 YEAR OLD SISTER LINDSAY WAS DRIVING, AND WAS SERIOUSLY HURT.