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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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Okla. cop's attorney says race a factor in charges

Okla. cop's attorney says race a factor in charges

Captain charged with felony manslaughter in shooting after vehicle pursuit - Full Story

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HPD Chief: Stop harassing my officers

HPD Chief: Stop harassing my officers

The Houston Chief says his cops are being provoked in the wake of a controversial beating. He says this kind of "rhetoric can give someone a free pass to assault a police officer or kill a police officer."
Video: 'Not going to allow that'

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P1 First Person: One Chief’s views on handling a scandal PoliceOne Contributors - P1 First Person

P1 First Person: One Chief’s views on handling a scandal

By Chief Dan Losada Knoxville (Iowa) Police DepartmentThe worst part of a scandal is often the rumo... - Full Story

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The 'sexting' prosecutor: What would you do if you were in charge? Richard Davis, ALM - Understanding Domestic Violence

The 'sexting' prosecutor: What would you do if you were in charge?

I suggested in a previous article titled Testilying that the criminal justice system favors the patrician (lawyers) over the plebeians (law enforcement ... - Full Story

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LEOs on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media

LEOs on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media

A generation of new officers has grown up with access to social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and YouTube.

It’s changing the way cops interact with one another and with the public, but the ability for LEOs to be published instantly online also carries the potential for controversy, which ex-sheriff's office employee Jessie Lunderby (in the above photo) learned the hard way.

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