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A former Fayetteville police officer who admitted to breaking into homes and stealing drugs, money and property was sentenced Tuesday to 225 months in prison.
Jared Benjamin Parsek pleaded guilty in March to using his position as a police officer to help him and eight other men break into at least six homes in 2003 and 2004. The break-ins happened in Fayetteville, Beech Mountain and Raleigh.
An indictment says Parsek learned through his police duties when homes would be vacant and had the other men commit the break-ins. Parsek set up two break-ins while residents were in ... Read more
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Chicago Tribune - United State
25 December 2008
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Former Oak Lawn cop charged wi
A former Oak Lawn police officer facing misconduct charges for allegedly extorting money during traffic stops was arrested this week and accused of stealing a gun, police said.
Steve Harrison, 27, faces one count of official misconduct in the gun case and was released on recognizance after appearing in the Bridgeview courthouse on Wednesday, said Tandra Simonton, a spokeswoman for the Cook County state's attorney's office.
Officials said Harrison, who was convicted of drug possession this year, was on duty at the Oak Lawn Police Department in August 2007 when a civilian surrendered two handguns. Harrison allegedly kept one gun.
He also is accused of pulling over drivers and telling them that if they did not pay him, they would go to jail.
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