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First East Bay officer roped into massive scandal pleads no contest - Vimarsana News

First East Bay officer roped into massive scandal pleads no contest

ANTIOCH, Calif. (KRON) — A former Antioch police officer pleaded no contest in court on Thursday after he was accused of interfering with a bombshell criminal investigation into dozens of East Bay police officers. Ex-Antioch Police Department officer Timothy Manly-Williams pleaded no contest to one felony count of conspiracy to commit an act injurious to […]

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Senior-level Antioch Police Department officers signed off on use of force deemed 'excessive' in federal indictment, report says - Vimarsana News

Senior-level Antioch Police Department officers signed off on use of force deemed 'excessive' in federal indictment, report says

Newly obtained police reports document "excessive" use of force incidents by Antioch Police, which senior-level officers signed off on.

FBI probes California officers who called black people 'monkeys' and threatened to shoot city mayor - Vimarsana News

FBI probes California officers who called black people 'monkeys' and threatened to shoot city mayor

An FBI investigation into more than a dozen police officers in one Northern California community revealed texts that referred to black people as circus monkeys and gorillas.

Calif. cops texted racist slurs, threatened black mayor: officials - Vimarsana News

Calif. cops texted racist slurs, threatened black mayor: officials

More than a dozen cops in California referred to black people as monkeys and gorillas and even threatened to shoot their black mayor in a series of racist texts, according to law enforcement.

Source: nypost.com