A St. Louis Cop Said No to Kim Gardner — and Killers Got Off Easy
Police Detective Roger Murphey disliked Kim Gardner so much, he sabotaged his own cases
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Police Detective Roger Murphey disliked Kim Gardner so much, he sabotaged his own cases
Across the country, police have undermined and resisted reform. To protest a prosecutor, one detective was willing to let murder suspects walk free, even if he’d arrested them and believed that they should be behind bars.
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A St. Louis ordinance lets courts banish people from huge swaths of the city as a punishment for petty crimes. These neighborhood orders of protection often prevent people from accessing the services they need and raise constitutional questions.
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