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“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”

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The cop crime wave continues. This week’s rape by cop report


Rape kit testing helps indict former MPD officer in a 2000 rape
By Jason Miles
MEMPHIS, TN -
(WMC) - A former Memphis police officer was indicted on aggravated rape charges. A back-logged rape kit finally got tested and helped lead to the indictment which stems from an attack that happened 14 years ago.
Bridges Randle, 40, is accused of raping a woman in her apartment on June 24, 2000. He changed his name, but Memphis investigators still tracked him down to Atlanta, Georgia where he worked for The Boys & Girls Club.
"We've been working very hard to get through this backlog and to make sure all of these kits get tested and get the results we have today," District Attorney Amy Weirich said.
Randle remains locked up at the Shelby County Jail on a $250,000 bond.
He is accused of raping a 23-year-old woman at gunpoint in 2000. Investigators say it happened at a Fox Meadows area apartment.
Police had been there earlier in the day on June 24, 2000 responding to a domestic violence call. The alleged victim told investigators that a man acting like a police officer later returned to ask more questions.
The woman says that man pulled a gun on her, forced her into a bedroom, and raped her.
DNA evidence from an previously untested rape kit identified the suspect as Randle. At the time, he was an officer with Memphis police.
Randle left MPD in 2001 and was most recently an administrator with The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta, where he went by another name.
"It's a good day for the victim and the community," Amy Weirich said.
Randle will be arraigned in criminal court on Friday.
The Boys & Girls Club of Metro Atlanta released the following statement:
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta has learned that a staff member has been accused of rape and is being held on bond in the Shelby County Jail in Tennessee. The staff member was stationed at our central office downtown and was not an employee of a specific Club location. To our knowledge, the alleged activity took place more than 10 years ago in Tennessee and does not in any way involve anyone in Georgia or any minors.
We are deeply concerned and alarmed by this allegation, and have taken immediate action. The employee has been terminated and we have prohibited this individual's access to our organization and any of our operations.
The safety and protection of the children we serve is the number one priority of the Boys & Girls Clubs. Our organization is committed to the highest standards of ethical behavior and integrity, and does not tolerate inappropriate or illegal activity on the part of any Club staff, volunteer or youth member. As part our commitment to safety, we conduct criminal background checks on all staff. Each background check must verify the person's identity and search all 50-state criminal databases and sex offender registries.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta will continue its full cooperation with the authorities on this matter.