SEATTLE -
The King County prosecutor says three Seattle police officers did nothing wrong during a serious fight with a suspect caught on camera.
Take a look at the video -- surveillance video provided by the Seattle Police Department. Officers used fists, batons, a flashlight and a taser to subdue Daniel Saunders in the lobby of the Georgetown Evidence Facility last June.
Police say Saunders used a screwdriver as a weapon and refused orders to stop resisting.
Saunders was at the evidence unit to pick up personal belongings.
Police jailed him, then mistakenly let him go, after Saunders broke into a Rainier Valley church, stripped naked, and threw himself through a window.
In a statement today, Prosecutor Dan Satterburg said the officers used "proper force" to detain and disarm the suspect.
Take a look at the video -- surveillance video provided by the Seattle Police Department. Officers used fists, batons, a flashlight and a taser to subdue Daniel Saunders in the lobby of the Georgetown Evidence Facility last June.
Police say Saunders used a screwdriver as a weapon and refused orders to stop resisting.
Saunders was at the evidence unit to pick up personal belongings.
Police jailed him, then mistakenly let him go, after Saunders broke into a Rainier Valley church, stripped naked, and threw himself through a window.
In a statement today, Prosecutor Dan Satterburg said the officers used "proper force" to detain and disarm the suspect.
