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After spending more than six years on patrol with the sheriff's office, Erika Cox has joined the agency's child abuse team as a detective, investigating a mix of serious physical and sexual abuse cases.
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Detective mom inspires daughter to become Washington County sheriff's investigator
By John Woodrow Cox and Will Vragovic, Times Staff Writers Friday, March 2, 2012 BROOKSVILLE — On Monday, the Brooksville Police Department initiated an internal affairs investigation into one of its patrol officers. Bryan Drinkard, who formerly worked as a detective with the agency, was immediately ordered to turn in his badge and his gun, according to Chief George Turner. But, he said …
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Brooksville patrol officer fired after 'gross negligence,' authorities say
The Metropolitan Police Department will pay a retired detective $40,000 to settle a federal racial discrimination lawsuit he filed over the agency's beard policy. Ira Carter sued the Police Department in 2010, saying the policy was unfair to him and other
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Retired Police Detective Receives Settlement In Lawsuit Over Beard
Bowling Green Police Detective Wade Hughes was recognized Friday as the agency’s top cop as voted on by his peers.
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Hughes receives BGPD’s top award
Cowlitz County Undersheriff Duane Engler is retiring Feb.
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Cowlitz County undersheriff to retire after 34 years of service
NEWARK, N.J. – Two retired Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police officers who are now lawyers have filed suits against the agency for revoking their lifetime toll and parking passes.
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Two Port Authority retirees sue over perks
NEWARK, N.J. — Two retired Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police officers who are now attorneys have filed lawsuits against the agency for revoking their lifetime toll and parking passes
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2 Port Authority retirees sue over perks
New Angel executiveJOLIET — After a nationwide search, Ines Kutlesa, the current chief operating officer of Guardian Angel Community Services in Joliet has been appointed chief executive officer of the agency effective Jan. 1
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Briefcast: New Angel executive
St. Lucie County Sheriff Ken J.
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St. Lucie sheriff to hand out agency awards Nov. 10
In a shocking moment of admission a former New York Police Department (NYPD) narcotics detective revealed this week that framing innocent people was a regular practice at the agency so quotas could be achieved. Former detective Stephen Anderson was caught planting cocaine on our people in 2008, a practice known as “flaking” and now he Former NYPD Officer Says Police Frame People To Meet …
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Former NYPD Officer Says Police Frame People To Meet Quota Numbers
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