Police Officer Charged With Assault after Finding His Wife Having Sex With His Father In His Son’s Bed

 Timothy John ‘TJ’ Brewer walked in on his wife having sex in his son’s room with his own father — fire chief Wesley ‘Corky’ Brewer. TJ Brewer, a sheriff’s deputy hit his wife, pistol-whipped his father, and threaten to kill his father with a handgun. He has now pleaded guilty to assault and assault on a police officer.

Officer Charged with Domestic Violence

MADISON COUNTY, Ala. (WHNT) – The Madison County Sheriff’s officer, Jacob Askins, was arrested on August 11 and charged with misdemeanor domestic violence 3rd. 

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Texas Cop sentenced to 10 years after stabbing wife with animal-euthanizing drugs using a syringe

A fired Northeast Texas police officer who injected his wife with animal-euthanizing drugs has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. Hooks police Sgt. David Horn pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with serious bodily injury and family violence involving a weapon.  Horn also pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and threatening with a deadly weapon in last October’s attack at the couple’s home, in which he stabbed his wife with an unknown tranquilizer and also pointed a gun at her. According to authorities, Horn had access to the drugs in his role as a Hooks animal control officer.

Suspended Rossford officer to resign or be fired

A Rossford police officer convicted of domestic violence remains on unpaid suspension, but he will resign or be fired, police Chief Glenn Goss said. Officer Kevin Swanson, a 20-year veteran, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of domestic violence in Wood County Common Pleas Court on July 26 and received a 180-day suspended sentence and three years’ probation. The violence occurred May 4 and involved a pregnant woman at his Rossford home while he was off duty.

Cops taser a pregnant woman for crying

Moon Township fires officer charged with assaulting wife

MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. —A Moon Township police officer has been fired after he allegedly assaulted his wife.

Moon Township Police Chief Leo McCarthy confirmed Officer Jeffrey Klotz was fired on July 29. He said Klotz was arrested and charged with simple assault and false imprisonment on July 8.

Klotz was not on duty when the alleged incident occurred, McCarthy said.

Klotz has a preliminary hearing on Thursday.

Fort Dodge police officer suspended after domestic abuse charge

An off-duty Fort Dodge police officer was arrested Tuesday on a charge of domestic abuse assault. Forty-one-year-old Jody Chansler was charged after an incident in which he allegedly assaulted his wife, 39-year-old Kim Chansler, at their residence early Tuesday morning.

She was treated and released from a Fort Dodge hospital for minor injuries. The Fort Dodge Police Department called the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation to conduct an investigation into the incident.

Jody Chansler has been placed on administrative leave from the Fort Dodge Police force pending the outcome of the case and investigation.

He is scheduled to make an appearance today in Webster County Magistrate Court on the charge filed against him.

Baltimore police officer allegedly ran prostitution ring

BALTIMORE, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- A federal grand jury has indicted a Baltimore police officer on charges of operating a prostitution business, the FBI announced Friday.

The grand jury indicted Lamin Manneh, 32, Thursday on charges of traveling across state lines and using the telephone and Internet to operate the alleged prostitution business. The indictment was unsealed Friday when Manneh made his initial court appearance, the FBI said.

The indictment alleges Manneh operated a prostitution business with more than 300 clients between February and May, with Manneh's 19-year-old wife and another 19-year-old woman working as prostitutes.

Manneh allegedly wrote and posted more than 50 paid advertisements for the two women on the Internet, and rented rooms or drove the women to other locations where sex was provided.

The indictment alleges Manneh carried his police department-issued gun and assured the women he would use force to interrupt "a commercial sex interaction if the client was aggressive or non-compliant."

U.S. Marshals arrest Danville cop at airport

 A Danville police officer is behind bars, arrested as he arrived at the Indianapolis International Airport.  Officer Chris Gill is now in jail because of pending domestic battery charges in Vigo County. U.S. Marshals were waiting for Gill when he landed just after 11 a.m. Tuesday. Gill was taken immediately to Vigo County where he was booked on $100,000 bond. This was a bond revocation. Bond was reset at $100,000 because he violated a condition of his release -- possession of a gun. Court records show after he was suspended his duty weapon was not turned in, rather another weapon was there in it's place. His father, Keith Gill, was just fired as Danville police chief. As for his ex-wife, Teresa told I-Team 8 being married to a cop, her pleas for help to other officers went unheard for years. She said of her ex-husband, "I want only the truth about these so called "protectors," police officers to be known. These types of police officers make good ones look untrustworthy."

Upstate NY police officer charged with assaulting girlfriend, is suspended without pay

The Albany Police Department says 29-year-old Woody Riboul, a member of the department for a year, has been suspended without pay after being arraigned Monday on a charge of third-degree assault. He was arrested after officers investigated the woman's complaint he attacked her in a parking just before 5 p.m. Sunday.

NY family files legal claim over police shooting

NY family files legal claim over police shooting

The family of a 21-year-oldHofstra University student accidentally killed by a police officer during a hostage crisis has filed a wrongful death claim against the Nassau County Police Department.

Andrea Rebello, of Uniondale, died in May after an intruder put her in a headlock, then pointed a gun at an officer who had rushed into the home. The officer fired eight times, killing both Rebello and would-be robber Dalton Smith.

The family also claimed that after the shooting, Rebello's sister, Jessica, was improperly detained for hours by police officers who "harassed, abused and humiliated" her.