Report: CT State Police fake ticket scandal was 'limited'
Despite failures by CT State Police to follow the racial profiling law, the scope of intentionally falsified data was limited, a report says.
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Despite failures by CT State Police to follow the racial profiling law, the scope of intentionally falsified data was limited, a report says.
A new report cleared 74 state troopers and constables Thursday, concluding an investigation into whether they intentionally falsified traffic tickets. The...
An audit ordered by Gov. Ned Lamont of the Connecticut State Police ticket scandal found there wasn’t much of a scandal at all. In the majority of cases, it was more a less a failure to train troopers to enter the data correctly.
Connecticut public safety officials announced the appointment of Daniel Loughman as interim State Police colonel this week following the departure of Col. Stavros Mellekas, who retired Wednesday as the agency remains entangled in controversy related to alleged false ticket reporting.
Officials with the Connecticut State Police Union railed Wednesday against the methodology of an audit, which found tens of thousands of misreported traffic records, and what they described as unfair media coverage of the resulting scandal.