The Washington Standard By Matt Agorist
As he waited to pick up his younger brother in the school car line, Richard Ward was pulled from the car and executed. He had harmed no one.
Pueblo West, CO — On the day Richard Ward, 32, was executed in cold blood in front of countless school children, he had harmed no one. He had committed no crime, and the only thing he did was confuse a different car for his mother’s car and try to get in it. This mistake, we have all likely made, led to Ward’s execution at the hands of Pueblo West’s finest.
Ward was killed in cold blood by deputies with the Pueblo County Sheriff’s office on Feb. 22, 2022. Video of his death has been kept from public view until this week after his family filed a lawsuit against the department and the deputies involved.
“It’s just shattered this whole family,” Kristy Ward Stamp, Ward’s mother, said when announcing the lawsuit on Tuesday.
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