Overview
- Andrew Baseggio was sentenced to nine months in the Osceola County Jail and 18 months of probation, with in-person anger management and 50 hours of community service.
- He pleaded guilty to felony battery, witness tampering and official misconduct, and he agreed to relinquish his law-enforcement certification with 30 days to appeal.
- Body-camera video showed Baseggio entering a Brack Street home without a warrant, kneeing Sean Kastner in the face and using a Taser multiple times while Kastner did not resist.
- Prosecutors and a grand jury said Baseggio falsified reports and attempted to influence officers’ testimony, and Kastner spent 34 days in jail before charges against him were dropped.
- A public grand jury presentment cited a broader cover-up at KPD, leading to resignations including former Chief Betty Holland, and Deputy Chief Wilson Muñoz remains on paid administrative leave during ongoing reviews.