On July 27, 2017, Southport Police Lieutenant Aaron Allan, 38, responded to a single-car crash on Indianapolis’s south side and found the driver, Jason Brown, trapped upside down by his seatbelt. Allan attempted to crawl into the vehicle to comfort and assist the man until paramedics arrived.

Allan, who was struck 11 times and died. Two other officers returned fire and wounded Brown. Brown was arrested and charged with Allan’s murder. Prosecutors originally sought the death penalty but later agreed to a bench trial. In February 2022 a Marion Superior Court judge found Jason Brown guilty of murder and sentenced him to 55 years in prison.

The case record mentions defense claims that Brown had a seizure before the crash and toxicology showing THC, cocaine and synthetic cannabinoids in his system, along with medical testimony disputing a seizure. Allan or was on that patrol that night and can add details about the response or his work in Southport?