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@@@ DENVER (CBS4) Denver s Department of Safety announced on Tuesday that they have fired two deputies who were both involved in situations where inmates in the Denver Jail were treated with inappropriate use of force. The more high profile case was that of former deputy Edward Keller. Keller allegedly choked inmate Jamal Hunter on July 31, 2011, and then threw him to the ground before another deputy shocked Hunter with a stun gun. The incident was captured on the jail s video security <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Gucci-Sale-Online-Authentic-Wallet-Group-Coupons.html>Gucci Group</a> system. The alleged attack on Jamal Hunter (credit: Denver Sheriff s Department) Last month the city approved a $3.25 million settlement for Hunter. The city stated in a prepared statement that Keller was being fired for his willful disregard <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Cheap-Gucci-Outlet-Shoulder-Bags-Continental-Wallet-Watchs.html>Gucci Continental Wallet</a> of the guiding principles to provide for the care, safety, and security of inmates.

His egregious misconduct is unacceptable and unbefitting the title of Deputy Sheriff, the city s news release stated.

The city also announced the firing of Deputy Thomas Ford, who they say used inappropriate force in a separate case. Ford allegedly punched an inmate who had allegedly been taunting him. The city states he struck the inmate in the face with a closed fist at a time when he posed no credible threat and subsequently kicked the inmate while he was on the ground. That incident was also captured on security video.

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The firings come as the Denver Sheriff s Department is in the midst of making reforms after these and other misconduct cases.

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-Some of Washington state's most popular birds could disappear in the coming decades because climate change threatens their habitat, a  by the National Audubon Society warns.
+DENVER (CBS4) Denver s Department of Safety announced on Tuesday that they have fired two deputies who were both involved in situations where inmates in the Denver Jail were treated with inappropriate use of force.
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+The more high profile case was that of former deputy Edward Keller.
-"It's the first time we've seen what the future might look like for birds in North America. This study is a real wake-up call. It presents a very stark picture of our future," she says.
+Keller allegedly choked inmate Jamal Hunter on July 31, 2011, and then threw him to the ground before another deputy shocked Hunter with a stun gun. The incident was captured on the jail s video security <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Gucci-Sale-Online-Authentic-Wallet-Group-Coupons.html>Gucci Group</a>  system.
-According to the study, global warming will eliminate between 50 and 100 percent of current ranges for 126 species by 2050, with no possibility of birds moving elsewhere, if current trends continue. Another 188 other species face the loss of more than 50 percent of their range by 2080, but may be able to colonize elsewhere farther north, primarily in Canada.
+The alleged attack on Jamal Hunter (credit: Denver Sheriff s Department)
-Bayard says beyond birds, the study paints a troubling picture for humans as well.
+Last month the city approved a $3.25 million settlement for Hunter.
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-While some might call the findings overly alarmist, Bayard says the authors were extremely conservative in their research and compilation of data.
+ His egregious misconduct is unacceptable and unbefitting the title of Deputy Sheriff, the city s news release stated.
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+The city also announced the firing of Deputy Thomas Ford, who they say used inappropriate force in a separate case. Ford allegedly punched an inmate who had allegedly been taunting him.
-Bayard says the study analyzed 30 years of North American climate data and tens of thousands of historical bird observations.
+The city states he struck the inmate in the face with a closed fist at a time when he posed no credible threat and subsequently kicked the inmate while he was on the ground.
-Among the most threatened birds in Washington state are the Bald Eagle, Mallard and Rufous Hummingbird, the study finds.
+That incident was also captured on security video.
-As a result of the findings, the Audubon Society is recommending increased protection of existing bird habitat and identify potential future habitat that could be protecting. It's also pushing for drastic reductions in greenhouse emissions.
+ (Ford s) conduct was found to violate the Department鈥檚 <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Cheap-Gucci-Outlet-Hobo-Men-Wallet-Rainboots.html>Gucci Rainboots</a>  use of force policy in several respects, city officials wrote.
+The firings come as the Denver Sheriff s Department is in the midst of making reforms after these and other misconduct cases.