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I can t believe this happened to him : Family of man who died after tased by Greenfield police speaks out

Dec 19, 2020 / 03:32 PM EST GREENFIELD, Ind. (WISH) The family of an Indianapolis father who died after being tased by Greenfield police this week is asking for justice and says he didn’t have to lose his life. A Greenfield police officer deployed a Taser on David Donelli during a foot chase Tuesday outside a Home Depot. Donelli was being pursued as a suspect connected to a stolen vehicle. He fell after being tased and died at a hospital. Holiday cheer has turned to sorrow in Stephanie Donelli’s household. “It’s not the same. All of us are falling apart because of this,” said Stephanie Donelli, David Donelli’s wife.

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THIS WAS REAL : Police chief describes debilitating bout with COVID-19

‘THIS WAS REAL’: Police chief describes debilitating bout with COVID-19 12/18/20 9:32 AM GREENFIELD Some people may still think COVID-19 isn’t real or isn’t as bad as is commonly thought. Jeff Rasche, chief of the Greenfield Police Department, has a different take after recently becoming ill. Rasche, 54, who used to be an avid marathon runner, has been wearing a heart monitor and will continue to do so until the end of December. Doctors are keeping a close watch on his well-being after he was infected by the novel coronavirus in early November and suffered some lingering effects. From heart palpitations to brain fog, Rasche hadn’t mustered up the strength to even go out for a brisk walk and push himself as of late. While he’s back at work, he admits there are days after the lunch hour when he already feels spent.

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Probe continues into suspect s death after chase

Probe continues into suspect’s death after chase David J. Donelli GREENFIELD Indiana State Police detectives continue to investigate the death of a man being pursued on foot by Greenfield police officers who struck his head on pavement after being shot with a Taser. David J. Donelli, 42, Indianapolis, died in the incident at about 11:45 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15, in the parking lot of Home Depot, 2055 Barrett Drive, according to a news release from the state police. Donelli was part of an investigation involving a stolen car. Three Greenfield Police officers patrol officers Jill Jenkins and Andrew Pfaff and Lt. Matthew Holland located the stolen car in Home Depot’s parking lot and learned Donelli was inside the store.

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Police: Suspect dies after striking his head on pavement

Police: Suspect dies after striking his head on pavement
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ISP: Man Gets Tased, Hits Head on Concrete During Police Chase, Later Dies in Greenfield

ISP: Man Gets Tased, Hits Head on Concrete During Police Chase, Later Dies in Greenfield GREENFIELD, Ind. A man died Tuesday after being struck with a taser and hitting his head on concrete during a chase with Greenfield police, Indiana State Police said. At around 11:45 a.m. Tuesday, three Greenfield police officers were investigating a stolen car in the parking lot of a business located at 2055 Barrett Dr. That address corresponds to a Home Depot store. The man has been identified as 42-year-old David Donelli of Indianapolis. Police believe he stole a car that three Greenfield officers found in the parking lot. Police said when they went inside, Donelli ran outside into the parking lot, state police said.

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