A Brooklyn appeals court has upheld a conviction of conspiracy and official misconduct for a former police chief who took part in a scheme to shield a high school student whose father gave money to a police nonprofit from being arrested for stealing electronics.
October 08, 2015 at 05:04 AM
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A Brooklyn appeals court has upheld a conviction of conspiracy and official misconduct for a former Long Island police chief who took part in a scheme to shield a high school student from being arrested for stealing electronics from his school.
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