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More criminal cops
(NAPERVILLE) A convicted
burglar, car thief and would-be forger is free on bond and awaiting trial,
after allegedly assaulting a west suburban Naperville police officer during a
disturbance at the man’s home, the Naperville Sun is reporting.
Nathan M. Pope, 30, has an
arraignment date pending in DuPage County Circuit Court in Wheaton on a
misdemeanor charge of aggravated assault of a peace officer or volunteer,
according to court records.
Pope was arrested about 1:01
p.m. Feb. 22 at his home on the 100 block of East Bailey Road, in an apartment
or condominium complex near Washington Street in the central part of the city.
Sgt. Bill Davis said police
were sent there to investigate and settle a domestic quarrel. During their
investigation, “Pope was uncooperative, and subsequently tried to strike one of
the officers,” Davis wrote in an email.
No injuries were reported
during the incident.
Pope has an extensive criminal
record in DuPage County that dates back more than 15 years. He was sentenced to
60 days in DuPage County Jail after being found guilty of fleeing from the
scene of a May 1998 traffic crash in Lombard, court records showed.
A judge in November 2000
ordered Pope to serve three years in a boot camp-style program run by the
Illinois Department of Corrections. That followed his convictions for stealing
or being in possession of two vehicles stolen earlier that year in Carol Stream
and Glen Ellyn, records indicated.
Pope in January 2005 was
sentenced to three years in prison, for burglaries he committed in April 2003
in Glen Ellyn and Lombard, according to records. That sentence also took into
account an August 2004 burglary attempt in Wheaton, records showed.
He was most recently sentenced
to six months in jail in May 2011, in connection with a November 2010 theft in
Woodridge, records indicated. He served that term concurrent with a six-month
sentence he received on a charge of attempted forgery in Clarendon Hills,
according to records.
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Yet even more drunk cops
Suspended Detroit police
officer arrested on suspicion of impaired driving
An already-suspended Detroit
police officer was arrested Sunday afternoon for suspected impaired driving
after causing an accident on Detroit’s west side, Detroit police have
confirmed.
Shortly before 1 p.m. Sunday,
“a suspended officer was driving westbound on Plymouth and turned into an
oncoming car that was traveling eastbound on Plymouth, causing an accident,”
said Detroit Police Deputy Chief Rodney Johnson.
After 911 was called, “the
officers arrived and arrested the suspended officer while operating while
impaired,” said Johnson.
“The officer was then conveyed
to the detention center,” he said shortly after 11 p.m. Sunday night.
Johnson did not say why the
officer had been previously suspended, nor identify the officer.
The officer was not injured,
said Johnson, nor was the driver of the other car. A passenger in the car that
was hit complained of stomach pains and was taken to the hospital, Johnson
said.
even more drunk cops
Off-Duty Rockford Cop Pleads
Guilty to DUI
UPDATE 3/3/2014: ROCKFORD
(WIFR) -- The Rockford cop accused of drinking and driving has plead guilty to
two counts of Aggravated Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol.
Police say in May 2012,
off-duty Rockford cop Daniel Cruz was passing an SUV in a no-passing zone
southbound on Beloit Road when he struck a pick-up truck and collided with the
SUV near Townhall Road.
All four passengers of the SUV
were taken to the hospital, one of the passengers was paralyzed from the neck
down as a result of a spinal cord injury. Following the crash, Cruz began
walking away from the scene and was stopped by a firefighter approximately ¾ of
a mile from the accident scene. Cruz refused all chemical testing. A search
warrant was then obtained for an involuntary blood draw. Lab results later revealed
Cruz’s blood alcohol content to be .14 grams per deciliter.
Cruz was a thirteen-year
veteran of the Rockford Police Department who was off duty at the time of the
crash. He is no longer with the Department.
More criminal cops
Former Police Officer Admits
Guilt in Robbery Plan
U.S. Attorney’s Office February
24, 2014 • Eastern District of Pennsylvania
(215) 861-8200
PHILADELPHIA—Former
Philadelphia Police Officer Jeffrey Walker pleaded guilty today to a scheme in
which he planned to rob a drug dealer while on official duty. Walker pleaded to
attempted robbery that interferes with interstate commerce and carrying a
firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence.
Walker told a cooperating
witness (CW) that he wanted the CW to help him identify a drug dealer so that
Walker could conduct a car stop for suspected drug violations or plant drugs in
the car. On May 21, 2013, the CW informed Walker of a car parked outside a bar
on West Girard Avenue. Walker drove up to the car, placed drugs inside the car,
and then followed the driver when that person left the bar. When the car was
pulled over, Philadelphia Police, including Walker, took the key to the
driver’s home. Walker and the CW went to the driver’s home. When they exited
the home, Walker was arrested and was in possession of $15,000 that he had
taken from the house.
U.S. District Court Judge
Eduardo C. Robreno scheduled a sentencing hearing for May 21, 2014. Walker
faces an advisory sentencing guideline range of up to 10 years in prison.
The case was investigated by
the FBI and Philadelphia Police Department. It is being prosecuted by Assistant
United States Attorney Anthony Wzorek.
More drunk cops
Suspended Detroit Police
officer arrested after reportedly driving drunk, causing crash
DETROIT (WXYZ) - A Detroit
Police Officer on suspension is arrested for driving drunk after crashing into
another vehicle just before 1 p.m. today.
“I’m just hoping my daughter is
okay,” said Naomi Gaither.
Gaither’s daughter was driving
in the car the officer hit. Her daughter
went to the hospital right after the accident.
She had a friend in the car with her.
No one knew anything was wrong with the friend until he grabbed his
chest and collapsed a short time later.
A group of people screamed for
the officer’s to call another ambulance.
“Oh my God. Officer! Officer!”
Friends yelled for police to
call another ambulance. Police tell 7
Action News that the suspended police officer was driving drunk.
“She just didn’t yield and
didn’t stop and slammed right into them,” said Gaither.
When she first heard the driver
that hit her daughter might be a police officer she got even angrier.
“I would be really mortified
and highly upset,” said Gaither.
Her daughter was driving a
white car and the suspended officer was driving a gray SUV. The girl was driving eastbound on Plymouth
Road and the suspended officer was driving in the opposite direction. The suspended officer turned in front of the
girl and hit her.
“She just didn’t yield and
didn’t stop and slammed right into them,” said Gaither.
Gaither said the suspended
officer tried to flee from the crash.
“Thank God that the police
chief and the police officers who work under him responded so quickly. They diffused her because she did try to hit
and run,” said Gaither.
Police arrested the suspended
officer for operating a motor vehicle while impaired.
“I hope this is a lesson for
someone else. If you’re 21 and older and
you’re going to be responsible enough to drink, be responsible enough not to
get in the car and endanger other people that’s around you,” said Gaither.
Detroit Police are still not
saying why the officer was on suspension.
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