Civil service split stalls police captain vote at meeting
The police board faces a crucial meeting to decide civil service status before choosing Captain Moon's successor. Four members defend existing civil service, four oppose, risking a deadlock. Commissioners vow to press the issue despite party lines as several candidates vie for the post. Meantime sergeants Turner and Miters face arraignment over accusations of allowing young white women to the sister city dressing room. they admit guilt as the investigation looms.
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