Police Misconduct Report: 10-26 to 10-30, 2015

30

Incidents

2

Sexual Misconduct

5

Involving Children

Monday, October 26, 2015

Fresno, California

An officer was arrested for weapons possession. He was recently arrested for child abuse as well.

Anderson, South Carolina

An officer was arrested after DUI crash and arrest. He has resigned.

Adams County, Colorado

A deputy was fired and arrested for a sexual assault that occurred while he was on duty.

Petersburg, Florida

A detective was arrested for DUI.

Orlando, Florida

An officer was acquitted for punching a handcuffed suspect in the face.

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Memphis, Tennessee

An officer was suspended after his arrest for aggravated assault.

DeKalb County, Georgia

A captain was charged with encouraging excessive force and obstruction of justice.

Richland County, South Carolina

Spring Valley High School SRO was shown on video violently arresting a non-violent, seated female student in classroom. The federal government is investigating possible civil rights violations. The officer has been fired.

Los Alamos, New Mexico

An officer was arrested for taking payments for work while on the clock as a police officer.

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Chattanooga, Tennessee

An officer was fired for a pattern of dishonesty, domestic abuse, and misuse of law enforcement database.

Warren County, Missouri

A now-former deputy was charged with tampering and other charges for faking ambush by shooting at his own patrol car.

Austin, Texas

An officer was suspended for 90 days for using taser on belligerent but nonviolent suspect.

Kern County, California

A deputy was arrested for waving his gun at children.

Bridgeton, New Jersey

The City settled excessive force lawsuit for $500,000. The suit alleged officers beat a motorist after he honked his horn during traffic stop

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Tate County, Mississippi

A now-former deputy pled guilty to illegally tasing an inmate. The inmate consequently suffered skull fracture during the incident.

Cambria County, Pennsylvania

A now-former detective was arrested for tipping-off a drug dealer to a law enforcement investigation.

Galloway Township, New Jersey

An officer pled guilty to aggravated assault for domestic violence. He was sentenced to 220 days in jail.

DeKalb County, Georgia

A now-former deputy was arrested and fired from the Covington PD for stealing a seized motorcycle DeKalb County while he was employed there. The Covington authorities received an anonymous tip that he was in possession of the stolen vehicle.

Canby, Oregon

A civil jury found that a lieutenant retaliated against a now-former officer. The jury awarded the former officer with a $120,000 judgment. The City and the police chief were not found liable for their roles in the incident.

Live Oak, Florida

An officer was arrested for possession of child pornography.

Maurice, Louisiana

An officer was found not guilty of negligent homicide for his role in the automobile crash that killed Paul Suire in 2012.

San Antonio, Texas

An officer was fired for participating in an unauthorized high-speed chase of a car with a baby inside.

Paul, Minnesota

A transit officer was fired after a violent takedown of an autistic teenager.

Honolulu, Hawaii

The City is being sued by a same-sex couple who claim they were beat up and arrested by officer for kissing in a grocery store.

Friday, October 30, 2015

Liberty County, Georgia

A deputy was charged with receiving stolen property.

Spokane, Washington

The department was broadly accused by the county sheriff of destroying evidence in an alleged sexual assault of a county deputy by a city officer.

Orlando, Florida

An officer received an administrative reprimand for running a stop sign and hitting an elderly cyclist.

Los Angeles County, California

A deputy was arrested for child molestation.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

A school resource officer was charged with assault.

s County, Florida

A deputy was arrested for grand theft and insurance fraud totaling approximately $60,000.

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