ALBANY A federal jury on Friday returned a verdict of nearly .7 million in punitive and compensatory damages in a case where an off-duty police officer abused a woman he had encountered in a tavern.
April 05, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The Schenectady Police Department has been riddled with controversy for many years. Four officers were recently convicted of corruption charges and several others are now or have been the target of civil rights complaints.
ALBANY – A federal jury on Friday returned a verdict of nearly $1.7 million in punitive and compensatory damages in a case where an off-duty police officer abused a woman he had encountered in a tavern.
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