CT House approves bill making it a crime to falsify police records
The proposal follows reports of “significant failures” by the CT State Police after officers were found to have falsified ticketing data.
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The proposal follows reports of “significant failures” by the CT State Police after officers were found to have falsified ticketing data.
Despite failures by CT State Police to follow the racial profiling law, the scope of intentionally falsified data was limited, a report says.
Though officials are investigating CT troopers who may have falsified traffic stop data, they have not announced plans to probe constables.
Former U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut Deirdre M. Daly will lead an investigation into how state police troopers apparently submitted thousands of falsified traffic ticket records, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday.