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Officer Misconduct / Internal Affairs

The Officer Misconduct / Internal Affairs topic area features news, training and information related to cases involving potential or perceived law enforcement misconduct. This section serves the important function of pointing out, not pointing fingers, when a police officer has gone outside the lines.
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Ex-Houston cop convicted in teen's beating

A former Houston police officer convicted Wednesday for his role in the 2010 beating of a teenage burglary suspect that was caught on surveillance video will avoid prison - Full Story

News

Video: Tenn. cops disciplined in beating probe

An internal affairs report claims cops beat a hogtied, bleeding, mentally-ill homeless man in view of at least four in-car video cameras - Full Story

Videos

INTERNAL VIDEO: Chief's Message on Officer Injuries

After a spur of officer-involved violent incidents, the Portland police chief released a video to his officers to rally department members and show his support.

Columns

Body-worn cameras: The truth now has backup Lt. Dan Marcou - Blue Knights

Body-worn cameras: The truth now has backup

Departments considering the introduction of personal video recorders will commonly ask two questions - Full Story

Columns

Case law on public employees' 1st and 4th Amendment rights Val Van Brocklin - Cop Gumbo

Case law on public employees' 1st and 4th Amendment rights

As I had said in my column on criminals having more rights that cops, when it comes to free speech, protesters can burn the American flag and call the Pres... - Full Story

Photos

Ex-NYC cops want misconduct conviction tossed

Ex-NYC cops want misconduct conviction tossed

Two former police officers acquitted of rape asked a judge Tuesday to throw out their misconduct convictions. Police officer Kenneth Moreno, right, is seen exiting court in May. (AP Photo) Sentencing postponed

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Critics call for Sheriff Joe to resign

Critics call for Sheriff Joe to resign

Critics of America's self-proclaimed toughest sheriff called for the federal government to indict him amid allegations of corruption, racial profiling, and misspending. (AP Photo) Group says Arpaio is incompetent



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