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NEWS > 13 November 2008

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Two veteran police officers were arraigned yesterday, charged with sexually abusing a Brooklyn woman, and the police and prosecutors detailed how the officers' harassment of the woman on the street early Sunday escalated into an attack in her apartment.

The officers, Charles McGeean, 37, and Fernand Clerge, 38, steered their marked patrol car up to the car driven by a 35-year-old woman who had stopped at a red light in Bushwick, Brooklyn, officials said, and motioned for her to roll down her window. They directed her to a bus stop across the street where one of the officers leaned ... Read more

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Brisbane police officer found

A Crime and Misconduct Commission investigation has resulted in a Queensland police officer being found guilty of assault.

Thirty-six-year-old Constable Michael Anthony O'Sullivan was found guilty of attacking Christopher Ahovelo with his police baton during an incident in Adelaide Street in Brisbane's CBD last year.

Mr Ahovelo had earlier been sprayed with capsicum spray.

Appearing in the Brisbane Magistrates Court, the constable was fined $700 and no conviction was recorded.

A report will be forwarded to the Police Ethical Standards Command, which will consider disciplinary action.

 

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