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Anti-Corruption Division, Ridd
Those members of the security force, who choose to 'look the other way' while their 'palms are being greased' will now find themselves under the microscope as the recently implemented Anti-Corruption Division will be vigilant in its attempt to purge the force of unscrupulous persons.
The Anti-Corruption Division came about when the Professional Standards Branch was established on June 1, 2005; just in the nick of time, as the image of the force was being undermined by corrupt practices of its members, says Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Dayton Henry of the Division.
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Midstate briefs: Former office
A former Ridgetop police officer accused of trying to get a motorist he'd pulled over to have sex with him now faces criminal charges, authorities said.
In June, a motorist complained to the police department that officer Tim Corso, 41, had offered her leniency and money in exchange for sexual favors during a traffic stop, according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
Ridgetop Police Chief Randall Adcock said the city handed the allegations over to the district attorney and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. Corso was indicted by a Robertson County grand jury Wednesday on one count of sexual battery by an authority figure. He was arrested that day without incident, according to the TBI.
Adcock said Corso resigned from the department later in June. He had worked as an officer in Ridgetop for about three months, the chief said.
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