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A Cop s Name You Don t Know but Should

A Cop s Name You Don t Know but Should On 5/10/21 at 1:33 PM EDT You don t know his name. The nation doesn t either. But his story is a much more accurate reflection of the nature and character of the men and women who serve in America s law enforcement community than that former police officer s name we all know, Derek Chauvin, who was recently convicted of murder in the death of George Floyd. Just two weeks after Chauvin took the life of an arrest suspect in Minneapolis, Sergeant Damon Gutzwiller of the Santa Cruz County Sheriff s Office in California responded to a report of a suspicious van. The 911 caller reported seeing guns and bomb-making devices inside the vehicle. When Gutzwiller and fellow deputies arrived at the scene, they saw the van leave and did what they were trained to do: They followed it.

Report: Former Santa Cruz County sheriff, captain may have misused public money to pay for unworked overtime

Report: Former Santa Cruz County sheriff, captain may have misused public money to pay for unworked overtime Santa Cruz County residents weigh in on new report alleging misuse of public money by sheriff’s office By KOLD News 13 Staff | April 29, 2021 at 6:53 PM MST - Updated April 29 at 10:59 PM TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - An investigation into the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office alleges its former leaders signed off on nearly $200,000 of compensation for thousands of unworked hours among their staff. The Arizona Auditor General sent the report to the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, which suggests a prior sheriff and captain might have violated state laws related to “misuse of public monies and solicitation of forgery,” according to a release from the auditor general, from June 2013 to September 2018.

What to know about extremism in the military

What to know about extremism in the military Examining extremism in the military Replay Video UP NEXT The Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol left a lasting impression on the nation’s conscience, but perhaps no more so than at the Pentagon, where it soon became clear that a number of people who allegedly participated in that day’s events had served in the military, including an Air Force veteran who died. © Jim Bourg/Reuters While an ABC News analysis determined that none of the hundreds criminally charged in the incident are active-duty service members, two are Army Reservists and one is a Virginia National Guardsman.

The military is concerned about extremism in its ranks Here s what to know

The military is concerned about extremism in its ranks Here s what to know
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