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DC Ex-Firefighter Freed After Virginia Police Stop Found Unlawful – NBC4 Washington

Updated on April 22, 2021 at 9:40 am NBC Universal, Inc. Former D.C. firefighter Elon Wilson was released from prison Wednesday after evidence surfaced that the Fairfax County police officer who pulled him over in 2018 lied about the reason for the traffic stop. Wilson was freed after spending nearly two years in prison.  Download our NBC Washington app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Former Fairfax County police officer Jonathan Freitag, who stopped Wilson, is under investigation by the department and the FBI. Prosecutors are now reviewing about 400 convictions linked to him. Wilson was the father of an infant and a respected member of the D.C. fire department when he was pulled over by Freitag. The officer s lies landed him in prison, a judge ruled.

1 Philadelphia Police Officer Accused of Stealing Cash; 2nd Accused of Lying About Arrest – NBC10 Philadelphia

Kennedy was accused of stealing money thought to be proceeds from drug trafficking from a nightstand during a drug-related search warrant in 2016. The occupants of the apartment had installed security cameras and recorded the alleged theft that was later posted to Instagram. The charges announced Wednesday by the U.S. Attorney’s office were related to the federal investigation of that alleged theft, though Kennedy was not charged in the theft itself. According to court documents, Kennedy had told investigators he put the money in his pocket to later log it into evidence. Federal authorities allege he lied several times to investigators during the investigation, then conspired to have another officer lie about the evidence transaction, coaching that officer on what to say to investigators. That second officer was not named in the court documents or charged.

2 Philly police officers arrested for alleged obstruction, perjury

WHYY By A police car drives in Philadelphia, Tuesday, March 24, 2020. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) Two Philadelphia police officers have been suspended after being charged with giving false statements in separate cases. Sgt. Michael Kennedy, 49, was federally indicted Wednesday on making false statements to the FBI, obstruction and conspiracy to make a false statement. Separately, Officer James Saxton was arrested by the Philadelphia Police Department’s internal affairs division and charged with perjury. Both officers were suspended by the police department for 30 days with the intent to fire them, according to a statement from Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw. Kennedy was accused of stealing money thought to be proceeds from drug trafficking from a nightstand during a drug-related search warrant in 2016. The occupants of the apartment had installed security cameras and recorded the alleged theft that was later posted to Instagram.

2 Philadelphia officers suspended over giving false statements: police

2 Philadelphia officers suspended over giving false statements: police
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