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May 31st, 2014 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda Here are the 9 reports of police misconduct tracked for Thursday, May 29, 2014:
- Alexandria, Virginia: A deputy sheriff was arrested for sexually assaulting an inmate. ow.ly/xmF2b
- Update: Bridgeport, Connecticut (First reported 01-28-13): Video of officers kicking a man on the ground made national news and triggered protests. It also launched an FBI investigation into the officers’ conduct. City officials have agreed to settle the man’s civil rights lawsuit for $198,000. ow.ly/xmne6
- La Vergne, Louisiana: Police are conducting an internal investigation to determine if officers used excessive force while trying to restrain a man after they responded to a reported fight. ow.ly/xml2D
- Romulus, Michigan: A now-former police chief pled guilty to racketeering, embezzlement and misconduct charges. Prosecutors say the chief and detectives used drug forfeiture money to pay for prostitutes, alcohol and marijuana, and to buy a tanning salon for the chief’s wife. http://ow.ly/xp8dt
- Killen, Alabama: A police officer was arrested on a grand jury indictment for domestic violence. Investigators said he bit his mistress on the nose during a fight. http://ow.ly/xp3iL
- Update: Odessa, Texas (First reported 03-18-14): A now-former police officer, who allegedly groped women during traffic stops, has been indicted and fired. ow.ly/xmkxE
- Evansville, Indiana: The police department is investigating an off-duty officer’s use of force on a 78-year-old man inside the lobby of a bank branch. http://ow.ly/xoU3q
- Schererville, Indiana: A motorist whose blood alcohol level was below the legal limit filed an $11 million federal lawsuit against. Police used a catheter to forcibly obtain a urine sample from him. After being detained for about 45 minutes, he was taken to a hospital where he voluntarily provided a blood sample that produced a 0.07 blood alcohol content reading, just under the 0.08 legal limit. The officer was unsatisfied with this result and demanded the man provide a “voluntary” urine sample. http://ow.ly/xp1Ke
- Update: Kobuk, Alaska (First reported 01-02-14): A now-former police officer was sentenced to three years in jail for sending text messages asking a 12-year-old girl for sex while on duty. http://ow.ly/xp4VM
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