APD's police chief, former chief now part of grand jury review into police actions during May 2020 protests
The expanded review may also include an additional 10 police officers. Nineteen Austin police officers have already been indicted for allegedly using excessive force during the protests, which at times turned violent with rocks and urine filled bottles thrown at police.
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