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Underage drinking involved police

MONMOUTH - The Illinois State Police have been called in to investigate the incident in Monmouth involving police officers, alcohol and underage girls.
"Yeah, I called them (ISP) in to review the incident," Monmouth Police Chief Brad Zeigler confirmed this morning. "I called them Friday."

Zeigler referred all other comment to Warren County State's Attorney Chip Algren, except to say he did not know when state police would begin investigating.

"The chief called the state police after conferring with the state's attorney," Mayor Ro... Read more

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Stoughton officials fire convi

STOUGHTON — Town officials in Stoughton have dismissed Police Chief Manuel Cachopa after his conviction last month on charges of being an accessory after the fact in a case of attempted extortion.

Cachopa had been found guilty in Norfolk Superior Court last month and faces a possible prison sentence of up to seven years. Cachopa has been on paid leave since he was indicted nearly four years ago.

The Enterprise of Brockton reported the Stoughton Board of Selectmen voted 4-0 to fire Cachopa.

The jury found the 25-year-veteran of the force not guilty of public corruption, which involved allegations that Cachopa attempted to coerce a witness to drop a complaint of misconduct against former Stoughton police Sgt. David M. Cohen.
 

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