convicted of attempted murder

Leopold McLean a New York City cop once assigned to Mayor Bloomberg’s elite security detail was convicted of attempted murder yesterday for shooting his girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend outside her Queens apartment.

Brian C. Smith, a Chattanooga cop  faces a charge of domestic assault after he reportedly strangled his wife during an argument Sunday, according to a Chattanooga police incident report. 

  

Worcester cop has been charged with domestic assault and threatening to kill his wife, according to the The paper reported that Kenneth Erickson, 48, was arraigned Friday in Central District Court after police said he assaulted his wife and threatened to burn down their Maravista Road house.

Cop Sentenced To Six Years In Prison

According to Highland County Prosecutor Anneka P. Collins, cop Timothy E. Carvera will serve six years in a state prison after pleading guilty to a second degree felony of burglary. He burglarized his former wife’s house, , used a sledge hammer to bust down the door and stole  Victoria’s Secret Lingerie valued at over $300.

charged with soliciting sex

Lake County Ill. sheriff's deputy charged with soliciting sex Deputy Sheriff Eric Francke, has been arrested after an investigation into two men accused of forcing a woman into prostitution led to him. He is charged with soliciting sex and obstructing justice.

police chief charged with domestic violence,

Officer and son of coastal Ala. police chief charged with domestic violence, placed on leave
BAY MINETTE, Alabama —Clarence Crook IV was arrested Friday on charges of third-degree domestic violence. His father is Bay Minette Police Chief Clarence Crook III. The younger Crook is also a police officer and has been placed on administrative leave. He was jailed on $ 2,500 bond following his arrest.

Baltimore police officer charged with pimping wife

A31-year-old Baltimore Police officer was charged Friday with pimping out his wife after officers from a human trafficking task force found him outside a hotel room where the woman had agreed to have sex for cash with an undercover officer.

The child recovery task force was working a proactive investigation into human trafficking when they came across a "young-looking female" advertised as an escort on a website, police said. Officers arranged to meet the female at a hotel near BWI airport, court records show.

Inside the hotel room, a woman identified by police as Marissa Braun-Manneh told an undercover officer that she would have sex for $100, and she was placed under arrest, charging documents show.She said that her husband, Lamin Manneh, was waiting outside in a car, and that she gives him her money and he drives her from "date-to-date," according to court records. She also said that he posts the online ads using his credit card. Police said Manneh acknowledged his role in an interview with detectives, records show.

Elena Russo, a state police spokeswoman, said both husband and wife were charged because they appeared to be "working as a team."

Manneh, of the 2400 block of Marbourne Ave. in Baltimore, is an officer assigned to the Baltimore Police Department's Eastern District. State police said he was suspended without pay and that the city police internal affairs would investigate.

"This allegation is a disgrace and embarrassment to every member -- both current and retired -- who serve with the Baltimore Police Department," Baltimore's Deputy Police Commissioner Jerry Rodriguez said in a statement. "We expect every member of this department to hold themselves to the highest professional standards. Our colleagues and our community deserve nothing less."

Manneh was charged in Anne Arundel County District Court with one count each of human trafficking and prostitution, and was released on his own recognizance by a District Court commissioner, records show. Braun was charged with one count of prostitution and also released on her own recognizance.

worst of the month

The worst case is from Bolivia, North Carolina. According to the complaint filed by a minor’s guardian ad litem, a police officer, Jaymin Lenwood Murphy, came to a home to investigate allegations that an adult had sent inappropriate photos via cell phone to a minor child. The officer said he needed to question the minor in private. Once in private, the officer had the minor remove her clothing so he could take photos for his ‘investigative file.’ It gets worse. The officer later returned on minor’s fourteenth birthday and raped her.

The runner-up story comes from Bakersfield, California. A 21-year-old woman called the police to report a burglary. Two deputies arrived and one led her into a room where she was then sexually assaulted under the pretense of a ‘pat-down’ search by the deputy. The authorities did move promptly against this deputy–so good for them.

Another cop involved in domestic abuse

Columbia, Missouri: A state highway patrol trooper is on administrative leave after being arrested last week on a domestic assault charge. He got into an altercation with his wife. ow.ly/kKRx8