PoliceOne Member News: Week 375 - March 3, 2008
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PoliceOne
Member News
Week 375
March 3, 2008
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| Less Lethal Issues in Law Enforcement: |
Taking on the news media
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Fla. doesn't extradite, cop is fatally shot |
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AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac |
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CLEVELAND — Nine years ago, Detective Robert Clark was fatally shot by a fugitive who, hours earlier, had been in an Ohio jail.
A fugitive who had to be let go, because Florida wouldn't pick him up.
"They should have extradited — there was no excuse," said Clark's father.
"It's just hard to understand. ... You get really disillusioned the more you learn"
... Full Story |
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