Prosecutors say they want the former highest ranking uniformed officer of the Suffolk County Police Department detained as a danger to the community until he is tried for allegedly beating a prisoner and covering up the crime.
December 11, 2015 at 04:03 AM
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Prosecutors say they want the former highest ranking uniformed officer of the Suffolk County Police Department detained as a danger to the community until he is tried for allegedly beating a prisoner and covering up the crime.
Prosecutors will make their oral arguments at a Friday bail hearing for James Burke. News agencies sent a letter to Eastern District Judge Leonard Wexler in Central Islip Thursday, challenging his plans to close the hearing to the public.
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