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Delaware trooper facing charges & loss of job. An indictment issued against a Trooper, includes prosecutors' first use of a new felony deprivation of civil rights law passed in Delaware last year.

San Rafael Police Officers EXPOSED After Judge Releases Evidence Julio Lopez details how an interaction with San Rafael police over beer has impacted his life. A judge recently ordered all personnel files and recorded interviews with the 2 officers released to the public. I was on the list to receive the files and this is part 2 the background of the arrest and the IA interview of San Rafael Police Officer Brandon Nail.

San Rafael Police Officers EXPOSED After Judge Releases Evidence Julio Lopez details how an interaction with San Rafael police over beer has impacted his life. A judge recently ordered all personnel files and recorded interviews with the 2 officers released to the public. I was on the list to receive the files and this is part 1 the background of the arrest and the IA interview of San Rafael Police Officer Daisy Mazariegos. Shirts and more https://my-store-11653373.creator-spring.com/

Police Officer Caught Red Handed But Still NO CHARGES FILED? A police officer was taken into custody and fired after he allegedly bought drugs during an operation in Decherd last week. The Decherd Police Department said it launched an internal investigation after receiving a complaint that a Decherd officer was illegally buying narcotics. Over the course of the investigation by Chief Kenneth Griffin and Sgt. Investigator Greg King, official said they found evidence substantiating the allegation. As a result, authorities decided to make a controlled buy to confirm Dustin Cook was unlawfully purchasing prescription drugs. POLICE STATEMENT - We feel officers must be held to a higher standards and obey the laws they are sworn to uphold. The Decherd Police department has a zero-tolerance drug policy but there are resources to help employees who find themselves going down the wrong path. Dustin Cook never reached out for assistance and had passed pre-employment and random drug screenings. If you or a loved one are struggling with substance abuse issues, we strongly encourage you to seek help to escape that addiction.

Are police officers given special treatment when they are suspects? Does the thin blue line protect their own? This is but one case where an officer in an alleged incident was treated much differently than similar suspects that are not police officers. Where is the HIGHER STANDARD? When cops are arrested, data shows they rarely get convicted. Many keep their jobs. About half keep their law enforcement certifications – and their guns.

Video shows Colorado police car with woman handcuffed inside. "It's indescribable," an attorney for the 20-year-old woman said. "You cannot describe it unless you actually see it — how irresponsible this was." Released video shows the moment a train smashes into a police car that was parked on railroad tracks with a handcuffed woman in the backseat.

LAPD Officer Knows Man Is Not Holding A Gun BUT STILL SHOOT On July 18, 2022, at around 7:20 p.m., Southwest Division patrol officers received an “Assault with a Deadly Weapon” radio call. The reporting party advised Communications Division that the suspect was armed with a black, semi-automatic handgun. Uniformed personnel observed the suspect matching the description listed in the comments of the radio call, walking on the north sidewalk of Martin Luther King Boulevard, just east of Bronson Avenue. Officers made contact with the suspect, who they believed was in possession of a handgun. The suspect refused to respond to officer’s verbal commands. As a uniformed supervisor arrived at scene, he also believed that the suspect was armed with a handgun. As the suspect walked away from the officers, he turned multiple times in their direction and pointed a black metallic object. Paid vacations for everyone!

The Stone County Prosecuting Attorney's Office charged a now-former Nixa Police Department officer Tuesday with multiple counts of statutory CRIMES. Cody Scott, 24, has been charged with five counts of statutory rape in the second degree and one count of statutory sodomy in the second degree for allegations involving the victim.

The Denver Police Department is facing a lawsuit claiming an unnecessary use of force, illegal search of a vehicle and unlawful arrest following a car crash in April 2020. Keilon Hill, 27, called 911 after a minor crash on Interstate 25 occurred on April 27, 2020. The lawsuit claims Officer Thomas Ludwig glanced into Hill’s car but proceeded to interview the other driver and passenger first. When Hill asked Ludwig why he was searching his car and that he didn’t have a warrant, Ludwig told him he smelled mary jane in his car. Hill told Ludwig it was “not okay for you to search my car.” Then Ludwig and Yampolsky grab Hill and pushing him against the hood of his car. The officers handcuffed Hill and the lawsuit says they “used substantial force when effectuating the arrest.” #denverpolice #thejunkyardnews #illegalsearch

Police have to have a traffic offence, or a reasonable suspicion that criminal activity is afoot to detain someone. Texas law states that absent an offence ie law broken, one has no duty to give an ID to an officer just because the officer wants to know your name to run for warrants.

Officer lets white kid go, but treats the black man the opposite and even does a body cavity search with no drugs found.

Police tackle man they claim matched the description of a suspect, turns out the cops made a mistake.

This video shows the mentality of some police, in that they think they can get a free pass when they break the law. Rules for the, but not for me!

Body camera video shows Minneapolis officers using a key during no-knock warrant, waking up a man LEGALLY ARMED. in the early morning hours, Minneapolis police officers gently placed a key in a city apartment door before bursting through the doorway yelling "Police! Search warrant!" In the seconds that followed, a Black man named Amir Locke -- apparently asleep and shown to be holding a gun upon awakening -- was shot

Jason Sid was shooting a YouTube Video and used his phone to get a police response for a Coke Prank video.... It backfired.

Off Duty Police Officer Shoots 3 People At Bowling Alley In Blue Island An off-duty Chicago police officer was arrested after allegedly shooting three people Tuesday night during an argument at a bowling alley in south suburban Blue Island. The probationary police officer fired his gun shortly before midnight at the Burr Oak Bowl at 3030 W. 127th St., according to Civilian Office of Police Accountability spokesman Ephraim Eaddy. The conditions of the three people shot were not available, but there were no reported fatalities. COPA was notified of the shooting at 2 a.m. Wednesday, Eaddy said. An employee who answered the phone at the bowling alley said the officer had been with a party that was doing karaoke in a lounge area. A general manager was among those wounded, according to the employee, who said the manager was struck in the hand but is now at home "relaxing." On Wednesday, the bowling alley's liquor license was pulled amid the ongoing investigation into the shooting, the employee said. Curtis Van Johnson II, another employee who was working at the time, said he was outside but saw the aftermath and confirmed a general manager was shot in the hand. He said another victim was struck in the upper body, while the third was grazed in the head. The officer was arrested by Blue Island police and relieved of his police powers, the Chicago Police Department said in a statement.

Police use taser and set man on fire then run away instead of helping

MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. — There has been a change in policy after a former Martin County Sheriff's deputy was caught making fake arrests during drug busts. The sheriff's office made changes soon after Steven O'Leary was arrested for tampering with drug evidence during traffic stops. He was sentenced Thursday to 13 years in prison.

Is stopping a pursuit really worth someone's life?

Looks like police on a fishing adventure notice a van parked at a gas station and randomly run the license plate and find something to question the driver about. The officer asks the man to step out of the van so he goes to get his cane and things get physical.

The thin blue line exists

Stephen Lara did everything right. But, as subscribers of our YouTube channel know well, even innocent people aren’t safe from civil forfeiture. Stephen is a 39-year-old retired Marine from Lubbock, Texas. He is a devoted father of two teenage daughters and, once a month, he drives from Texas to see them in California, where they live with their mother. Eager to be closer after spending the pandemic in Texas caring for his elderly parents, he has been shopping for a home near the California-Nevada border.