D.C. police search home of officer in investigation of prostitution ring
Source: Washington Post
Authorities are investigating whether a veteran D.C. police officer was running a prostitution ring out of his Southeast Washington apartment, where they found a 16-year-old girl who had been reported missing, according to documents unsealed in federal court.
The officer, who has been on the force 24 years, had not been arrested as of Thursday evening, but he was put on paid administrative leave as police continued their investigation. The teenager told police that the officer took nude photos of her and arranged for her to have sex for money, the court papers say.
News of the allegation broke publicly as another D.C. police officer was in U.S. District Court facing a federal charge of producing child pornography. Marc L. Washington, 32, was arrested Monday on allegations that he took pictures of a semi-nude 15-year-old who had run away from home.
Authorities said it does not appear that the cases are related, but the specter of having two officers from the 7th District station house in Southeast Washington investigated on crimes linked to sexual abuse of minors has shaken the 4,000-member department. D.C. Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier said the department is very concerned about the recent allegations of egregious conduct.
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JimboBillyBubbaBob
(1,389 posts)They are children for Buddha's sake!!!
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valerief
(53,235 posts)they damn well please.
They're like senators.
Kelvin Mace
(17,469 posts)were the "person of interest" in this type of investigation, we would be UNDER the jail rather than allowed to wander free on leave, paid or otherwise.
Unless we were filthy rich, of course.
Or a Catholic priest/bishop/cardinal.
SoLeftIAmRight
(4,883 posts)The good ones can not do the right thing when it really matters. So sad.
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SoLeftIAmRight
(4,883 posts)Good try.
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SoLeftIAmRight
(4,883 posts)I have an informed opinion. What you got?
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SoLeftIAmRight
(4,883 posts)I wish you well.
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(7,300 posts)Heather MC
(8,084 posts)the side of the road.
HE NEVER HELPED WITH THE FREAKEN TIRE.
Fortunately a roadside assistance guy showed up and HE helped me change my tire.
loli phabay
(5,580 posts)Unfortunately due to liability issues many agencies forbid officers from doing roadside repairs in case something goes wrong. All you can do is get dispatch to send the next tow truck. Its sad but its due to law suits against agencies when something happens after an.ofgicer chamges a tire or jumpstarts someone. Its got to the point where many agencies wont allow officers to use a lock out kit unless someone is in danger.
Heather MC
(8,084 posts)get the flat out of the annoying storage spot in the van.
Oh and you how most officers put their car behind you to protect you from getting hit.
He parked in front of me.
Then wanted to know if I was "Happily married"
He asked, "You married?" I said, "yes" Then he said, "Are you happily married"
umm not a question that needs to be asked when he was stopping to "help"
loli phabay
(5,580 posts)Most cops hate rules like that but its a big no no and in some agencies a fireable offence.
8 track mind
(1,638 posts)someone has to do it.....
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