Colorado police officers charged after man pistol-whipped in bloody assault

Two police officers have been arrested in Aurora, Colorado, including one who pistol-whipped, choked and threatened to shoot a man who had a warrant out for his arrest.
WARNING: The video is disturbing.
Body camera footage showed Officer John Haubert striking a compliant Kyle Vinson, a man he was trying to arrest.
Two police officers have been arrested after one beat someone with his service-issued weapon, and the second is accused of failing to intervene.
The incident, captured on a body camera, happened Friday in Aurora, Colorado when Officer John Haubert pistol-whipped Kyle Vinson, a 29-year-old man he was trying to take into custody. Haubert also choked Vinson and threatened to kill him.
His partner, Officer Francine Martinez, was charged with failing to intervene and report the use of force by a peace officer.
“We’re disgusted. We’re angry. This is not police work,” Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson said Tuesday at a news conference announcing the charges. “We don’t train this. It is not acceptable.”
Haubert, 39, has been charged with attempted first-degree assault, second-degree assault, oppression, felony menacing and first-degree official misconduct.