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ATLANTA, Nov. 29 — The husband of a city police sergeant was arrested on a child pornography charge on Thursday, and federal investigators said police officers had apparently withheld and destroyed evidence in the case.
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Leeper, who left the Albuquerque Police Department last year, had been accused of driving 42 MPH in a 40 MPH construction zone. The camera, however, had been set to ticket people exceeding 30 MPH, even though there was no 30 MPH sign posted.
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A doctor gives verbal advice to protect the life of an unconscious man and she duly gets hit with attempted felonies by vindictive campus cops, with the connivance of the University of Michigan. Jury selection for her trial began this week.
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Allegations arose of vote buying in the upcoming December election in Thailand. Here in the U.S., past allegations included cigarettes and booze. In Thailand, it's over-the- counter Viagra.
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The Tale Of Two Alleged Predators Posing As Prosecutors Last October Assistant Federal Prosecutor John Atkinson killed himself after he was caught in a child sex sting.
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Offenders included low and high-ranking officers. Habersham County Sheriff's Deputy Freddie Chapman had four alcohol-related arrests and three DUIs while on the force. He was only convicted on the third DUI after pleading no contest in court.
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Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft was one of five private attorneys whom Christie hand-picked to monitor the implant makers. Ashcroft's D.C.-based firm is poised to collect more than $52 million in 18 months, among the biggest payouts
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Colorado Governor Ritter, former DA, allowed countless illegal alien drug smugglers off with 'criminal trespass' when they should have been hit with felony convictions, prison and deportation. Now, he's going after a decorated ICE agent i
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Boswell claims the four officers and his ex-wife, Sarah Boswell, planned the conspiracy to charge him with a crime, he said he did not commit. “There is a lot of police misconduct,” Tittle said. “It is beyond outrageous.
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Using an “adverse possession” common law, a former judge, mayor and city council member in Boulder, Colorado, named Richard McLean, seized a couple’s land after developing an “emotional attachment” to it...And that’s all he needed.
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Opening of statewide photo radar program in Arizona highlights how easily media are deceived.
Morally upstanding people are the do-gooders of society, right? Actually, a new study finds that a sense of moral superiority can lead to unethical acts, such as cheating. In fact, some of the best do-gooders can become the worst cheats.
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$100 million lawsuit accuses several defendants, including Murdoch's News Corporation and HarperCollins Publishers, of a smear campaign that was intended to advance the Murdoch political agenda and protect "Rudy Giuliani's presidential a
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FBI investigates conflict of interest as Corpus Christi, Texas police officers get sweetheart deals on seized autos.
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A Wyoming State Trooper called in a false tip to an anonymous driving under the influence (DUI) hotline so that he would have an excuse to pull over and search a vehicle known to be carrying a large amount of cash.
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WASHINGTON -- As chairman of the House transportation committee, Alaska Congressman Don Young flew at least three times to upstate New York aboard a jet owned by Robert Congel, an ambitious shopping mall developer seeking federal highway money.
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U.S. gives to Pakistan cash not through U.S. agencies or joint U.S.-Pakistani programs. Instead, the U.S. gives Musharraf's government about $200 million annually and his military $100 million monthly in the form of direct cash transfers.
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In a heated exchange Thursday with liberal radio host Ed Schultz, Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the deputy Democratic whip, said the party, which dramatically swept into power last year, was more focused on other priorities.
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Dead Republic Blues: Bush Illegal Wiretapping Scheme Gets Darker and Dirtier
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A 'near universal' security breakdown left items open to theft by insiders, an audit says.
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Federal investigators believe that high-ranking police officers in Corpus Christi, Texas may have abused their positions by improperly acquiring vehicles for personal use at police impound lot auctions.
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Are you ready to sacrifice your standard of living on the altar of globalization? That is what is happening at an alarming rate. We the people are being asked to squeeze our belts until it hurts so that the global elite can continue their lavish life
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio's top minions don't understand the public part of public documents. Let's hope that, one day, the sheriff's regime will fall like some South American junta, and Chagolla will be lucky to be doing his flacking for th
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"Even though I'm writing this ticket, I need to arrest him so I can get in that car to search it," Officer Hoyt explained to Officer Williams in a conversation beyond Moore's hearing. The search found nothing.
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...A final set of fingerprints taken upon release proved that Edwards was, in fact, Edwards. Still, Monmouth County prosecutors cleared police of any wrongdoing and refused to apologize to Edwards.
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A prison guard captain has been convicted of covering up the beating of an inmate by staging a suicide
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HOUSTON, Oct. 28 (UPI) -- The discovery of a Houston slave ring that included women being forced into prostitution has drawn attention to the growing problem of human trafficking.
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A veteran UK police officer was arrested on October 17 for selling drivers' personal information that he obtained from databases linked to speed camera systems.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- The former head of a major Alaska pipeline services company testified Friday that he handed state Rep. Vic Kohring $600 to $700 or more on at least five occasions.
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The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has been given a rebuke by Congress for its aggressive attacks on firearms dealers who may have paperwork errors in their record-keeping.
