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Former Redondo Beach police officer sentenced in embezzlement case

Former Redondo Beach police officer sentenced in embezzlement case

by Robert J. Lopez (LA Times)
March 15, 2010

A former Redondo Beach police officer was sentenced Monday to three months in County Jail after pleading guilty to embezzling more than $70,000 from a police officers association, authorities said.
Glen Tomatani, 40, was also sentenced to three years probation and one year of Gamblers Anonymous, the Los Angeles [...]

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Federal investigations reveal a police department in turmoil

Federal investigations reveal a police department in turmoil

By Scott Glover and Andrew Blankstein (LA Times)
March 14, 2010

Neil Thomas Gunn Sr. wheeled his pickup truck to the curb in a quiet hillside neighborhood in Burbank, about a mile from the police department where he’d worked for 22 years.
He got out toting a 12-gauge shotgun, walked to a grassy area and turned the weapon [...]

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ICE agent awarded $2.2 million in police assault

ICE agent awarded $2.2 million in police assault

By Richard Marosi (LA Times)
March 11, 2010

Reporting from San Diego – It was a stakeout gone bad, featuring jumpy police officers, human traffickers, a roughed-up federal agent, and a multimillion-dollar twist of an ending.
Sergio Lopez, an undercover U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, was tracking smugglers in October 2006 when Chula Vista police officers pulled [...]

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Video shows Milwaukee County sergeant beating a handcuffed suspect

Video shows Milwaukee County sergeant beating a handcuffed suspect

March 5, 2010
(updated: March 8, 2010)

MILWAUKEE (AP) — A former Milwaukee County sergeant was sentenced Friday to 18 months in prison for punching a suspect in the face several times as the man sat in the back of a squad car with his hands cuffed behind his back.
Prosecutors played a video recording of the incident [...]

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Deputy Arrested For DUI After Crashing Twice in 30 Minutes

Deputy Arrested For DUI After Crashing Twice in 30 Minutes

from KTLA News
March 5, 2010

SANTA ANA — An off-duty Orange County sheriff’s deputy has been arrested on suspicion of DUI after a crash that sent an elderly woman to the hospital just 30 minutes after being involved in another accident.
Investigators are looking into why the deputy was allowed to drive from the first accident scene [...]

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Homicide investigators remain tight-lipped over 17-year-old shot by cop dad

Homicide investigators remain tight-lipped over 17-year-old shot by cop dad

By Thomas Himes (Pasadena Star-News)
March 1, 2010

Sheriff’s officials Monday remained tight-lipped about a domestic dispute that led a veteran LAPD reserve officer to shoot and kill his 17-year-old son inside their Monrovia area home.
Los Angeles Police Department Reserve Officer Fernando Macias shot and killed his son, Brian Macias, Thursday after the teen allegedly attacked him [...]

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Ex-officer guilty in Katrina killings case

Ex-officer guilty in Katrina killings case

from Associated Press
February 25, 2010

NEW ORLEANS – A former police lieutenant pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiring to obstruct justice after federal officials say he helped cover for officers who killed two people on a bridge in the chaos following Hurricane Katrina.
Federal investigators say former lieutenant Michael Lohman knew two people shot to death as they [...]

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Records reveal problems in L.A. County juvenile probation office

Records reveal problems in L.A. County juvenile probation office

By Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Richard Winton (LA Times)
February 21, 2010

At least 11 Los Angeles County juvenile probation officers have been convicted of crimes or disciplined in recent years for inappropriate conduct involving current or former probationers, including several cases of molesting or beating youths in their care, a Times investigation has found.
Additionally, two other officers [...]

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Ex-NY police chief Bernard Kerik jailed for four years

Ex-NY police chief Bernard Kerik jailed for four years

from BBC News
February 18, 2010

Former New York City police chief Bernard Kerik, hailed as a hero after the 9/11 attacks, has been sentenced to four years in jail.
Kerik pleaded guilty in November to eight charges, including lying to the White House and tax evasion.
He lied while being vetted for the post of homeland security chief [...]

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Former Riverside police chief had four drinks before accident, lawyer says

Former Riverside police chief had four drinks before accident, lawyer says

By David Kelly (LA Times)
February 18, 2010

Just a few hours before crashing his city-owned vehicle last week, former Riverside Police Chief Russ Leach had been drinking at a strip club in Colton, according to a lawyer for the club and surveillance video.
Leach went into the topless Club 215 at 10:24 p.m. Feb. 7 and drank [...]

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Former LAPD Chief Daryl Gates is seriously ill

Former LAPD Chief Daryl Gates is seriously ill

Gates, 83, a controversial figure who presided over the department from 1978 to 1992, is being treated at an Orange County hospital, Chief Charlie Beck announced.
By Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein
February 17, 2010

Daryl F. Gates, whose controversial tenure heading the Los Angeles Police Department continues to make him a polarizing figure 18 years after his [...]

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Riverside police chief resigns after accident

Riverside police chief resigns after accident

By David Kelly (LA Times)
February 12, 2010

Riverside Police Chief Russ Leach stepped down Thursday just three days after he crashed a city-owned car under circumstances that have raised questions about his behavior and his department’s response.
City Manager Bradley Hudson said Leach’s retirement for “medical reasons” was effective immediately. He also announced a “sweeping Internal Affairs [...]

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