Police defend photographing of detainees in Wilmington
Wilmington police defend photographing people stopped by the jump out squad as legal and effective in disrupting drug dealing. Officials say the practice aids investigations and deters crime while civil libertarians call it a rights violation. From June to last week 658 stopped, 546 arrested, 708 charges filed.
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New York cop sentenced in Louima case for perjury
Former officer Schwarz received a five year term after pleading guilty to perjury linked to the 1997 Haitian immigrant assault at the 70th Precinct. The plea resolved civil rights charges. Volpe serves 30 years. Louima, healed but still wounded, saw city officials approve an $8.75 million civil settlement.
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