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September 30th, 2014 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda Here are the 11 reports of police misconduct tracked for Friday, September 26, 2014:
- New York, New York: The police department says its internal affairs division is investigating after a video was posted that appeared to show officers push a pregnant woman to the ground when she tried to intervene as her son was being taken into custody. ow.ly/C01PP
- Burlington, Vermont: A judge has decided a police officer should face trial on charges he shot a mentally ill man. ow.ly/C01Cm
- Dayton, Ohio: The father of a man fatally shot by police as he held an air rifle inside a Wal-Mart said he believes his son was murdered, despite a special grand jury declining to criminally charge the officers. The U.S. Justice Department has announced a probe to determine if his 22-year-old son’s civil rights were violated. ow.ly/C01nM
- El Paso, Texas: A witness said that police stopped several men from trying to save a woman in a submerged car. The witness said she saw the woman moving her hands inside the car and that police stopped three men from attempting to get her out. The woman drowned. Now the department’s Special Traffic Investigations unit is conducting an investigation. ow.ly/BZWID
- Boulder, Colorado: A detective was arrested on charges that he warned a sex crimes suspect that BPD was preparing to arrest him. ow.ly/BZTc8
- Galveston, Texas: A now-former police officer has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. ow.ly/BZSdu
- Meridian, Idaho: A police officer seen passing another motorcycle rider on the right side of an interstate has been disciplined. ow.ly/BZPPt
- Allentown, Pennsylvania: Lawyers for a man whose arrest was caught on a cellphone video that showed a police officer kneeing him twice as he lay on the ground, and another one punching him, have filed a federal lawsuit claiming the police used excessive force. ow.ly/BZAzr
- Pickens, South Carolina: The police chief said one of his officers was fired amid a domestic investigation and his arrest. The officer was terminated for violation of city policy. ow.ly/BZmx5
- Update: Los Angeles, California (Previously reported 08-01-14): A woman who was punched repeatedly by a California Highway Patrol officer in an incident caught on film will receive $1.5M as part of a settlement reached. ow.ly/BYDK9
- Janesville, Wisconsin: An officer is being charged with misdemeanor battery and domestic violence. The chief has called that grounds for potential termination. ow.ly/BYTg6
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